Marker Five

Our lunch at Marker Five was excellent. We decided to venture to Tilghman Island, which is south and west of St. Michaels and Easton. It's well worth the extra 15 minute drive past St. Michaels. The restaurant is located at Knapps Narrows Bridge. Great AC inside on these hot days and a lovely covered patio adjacent to the marina where you can watch the boats. Our server Stacey was terrific. Finally, the food: EXCELLENT. We ordered the Roast beef sandwich and side of Caesar salad (which was huge! I cannot imagine how large the regular main course salad must be!) and the chicken sandwich was considered one of the best ever. Put this is on your list of places to go to on the Eastern Shore.

Beautiful views and delicious food. Try the crab soup, out of this world good. Also ordered 3 tacos and potato salad. The tacos were so stuffed, I could only eat one. Hubby had pizza; he is picky about pizza but he loved this one. Friendly staff and easy electronic payment. Great phone reception - but they have wifi, too.

We loved the service and the view of the drawbridge and marina. All of our entrees were delicious. We will definitely be back when we come back to the Shore. Tilghman Island is a fun place to visit. Highly recommend this place.

Bottom Line: Entertaining views and great service but the menu options were disappointing.My husband and I went to Marker Five on a Saturday in early October. Knowing that crabs are still in season and oysters are coming into their prime, I had visions of enjoying some fresh, local seafood. But unfortunately Marker 5 was out of crab cakes, oysters, fish of the day, wahoo, pork belly, the strawberry and grape salad, and one or two other things. With that, we effectively discarded the normal menu and turned our attention to the wood fired pizza oven menu. I got the buffalo chicken pizza and my husband had a classic pepperoni pizza. The pizza was good but certainly wasn't the fresh Chesapeake Bay seafood we were craving. The highlights of our experience were the views and the service. We enjoyed watching a fishing charter clean their catch and their boat. We also watched the draw bridge go up about five times. We even got to witness the abnormally high tide washing over the pier.Our waitress was very upbeat and attentive.

My husband and I went here on a recommendation of a server in St Michael's. When we were seated we were ask not to make an substitution or request to our order because they were short staffed in the back, which we TOTALLY understand both having worked customer service/restaurant jobs! But this doesn't excuse our experience.We ordered our food: the Mexican street corn, a white pizza and a my husband ordered a beer. I specifically stated to the waiter we were planning on sharing these items, first the corn was on the cob (...why he didn't eat something when I told him we were sharing it?! I don't know, who shares a cob of corn) also the single cob was $8! The pizza that came out was by far the worst pizza I have had in a long time. The cheese was not melted and the crust was somehow soggy and burn at the same time. We ate it because we were starving, but man I am disappointed. $40 meal I will not be having again.

Just a wonderful place. The wood baked pizza and wings were fantastic. The only thing better than the food is the service...ok and the views too!

A nice little gem on Tilghman Island. Very simple and friendly with delicious quick food. Lovely outdoor seating allowed us to watch the sunset and enjoy the breeze. Recommend the Watermelon Crush.

It was okay. Overpriced. With over served portions. Why?!? Why.I'd never come back nor I'd recommend it to someone.

Great food beer selection...second to none with 50 miles of hereGood food great service...but why close for the season ??? Why ? I live in St Michaels and would come all winter long !

Service was fine, fried oysters were good, a bit pricey at $18. We both ordered pulled pork, not a fan, coleslaw tasteless, fries good, potato salad average. Pickle not edible. Nice view