Pier 1 Restaurant

Why did it take me so long to finally have a meal here? I've been camping at Elk Neck State Park for years, and during a weekend camping, we always make sure to at least eat one or two meals locally in and around town.This time we stopped here for an early dinner before checking in to camp and boy, was I happy we did that. The service was super friendly and helpful - they have plenty of staff who are always seating you, filling drinks and refills, grabbing orders. I loved that they plopped down a basket of just warmed baguette style bread - I loved it and would have eaten a whole loaf on my own. We started with the crab stuffed mushrooms - yummy and generously sized. My main was the lasagna - just the right sized serving portion, not too salty, just the right amount of sauce and cheese.We loved eating here so much that we came back for breakfast after we checked out of the camp a few days later!

Service was wonderful. Our waitress was good, very efficient of what they had. The offer food came out fairly quick. Very tasty. We had a seafood platter. I would highly recommend Plenty of parking

Just love our meals and the service provided here. Staff was just so friendly and they had plenty of people checking in during the meal. The price is amazing. I wasn't feeling really hungry my $5 quarter pound burger with $2 fries was perfect. The stuffed mushrooms was delicious and filling so use up the warm, crusty bread to sop up the buttery sauce. Breakfast was great. I had the platter with eggs, bacon, potatoes and pancakes. The 2 pancakes were the size of dinner plates so again, great value. I'll make a point of returning here.

Stopped in for lunch on a Saturday afternoon that wasn't too busy. The staff was so nice, and we had a great lunch! I ordered the stuffed shrimp and my husband ordered the crab cake. A nice, lowkey spot to grab a bite.

This place has o.k. food. We started off with a crab dip/pretzel appetizer that was heavy on the dough. For what they charged it should have had more crab. It was pretty bland too.Next up, I had the broiled seafood platter. This was also ok and nothing to write home about. For the price the shrimp and scallops were pretty pathetic. My girlfriend ordered the rockfish. This was also bland.Thr portions were not big. Don't think you will have anything to bring home. If it wasn't for thr doughy appetizer it would not have been enough to fill me up. The verdict: I think there food is overpriced and bland. I would not recommend.

Pier 1 has been a family-owned and -operated fixture in the local North East, Maryland community for 25 years by offering tasty, freshly-prepared breakfast, lunch, and dinner at very reasonable prices in a very casual, diner-like ambiance. On a recent ride along I-95 between Washington, DC and New Jersey, my roadtrip companion and I pulled off for fuel at the Flying J truck stop at Exit 100 and decided to find something for lunch. Driving a mile or two past the big box stores and franchise restaurants along Maryland Route 272, we found ourselves in the not-so-bustling downtown area of North East, Maryland. The menu offers something for everyone with a range of breakfast options, including a variety of benedicts, breakfast sandwiches, omelettes, plain / blueberry / chocolate chip pancakes, waffles, and french toast, and a wide variety of lunch and dinner options including salads, sandwiches, and entrees. Local seafood is well represented across the menu -- the Crabulous omelette filled with crab, Old Bay seasoning, and cheddar cheese; the Crab Cake sandwich, served broiled or fried; or the Steak & Cake, a New York strip steak and a homemade crab cake. Prices are very reasonable for both the quality and portion sizes and range from $5 for a simple plate with two eggs with toast to $36 for the Surf & Turf with a New York strip steak and a lobster tail. Both my dining companion and I opted for the broiled Crab Cake sandwich ($13), served with a side of potato chips and both tartar sauce and shrimp cocktail sauce. Both of us thought the sandwich was very tasty and very satisfying. Pier 1 is definitely a hidden gem. We'll stop by next time we're in the area.

Stopped here for dinner at my wife's suggestion as she's been here before. Wasn't hugely hungry. I ordered a single crab platter with Cesar salad and fries. Joan ordered the blackened Rockfish with sweet potato fries. The crab cake was advertised as being a mix of fin and lump. No lumps were found. Cesar salad was sloppy and wet. Blackened Rockfish was excellent if maybe over spiced.

I heard about Pier 1 restaurant in Northeast, Maryland and I got carry out on a Sunday morning. The place was packed with people but the staff were keeping up with the pace. They had outdoor seating along side the restaurant. The place was clean and staff bussing tables pretty quickly as I waited for my order. This was a friendly family restaurant. Staff knew some customers by name. I finally got my food and I was not disappointed. I would visit again.

Terrific food; unbelievably reasonable prices; smiling, responsive service; a pleasant atmosphere; free parking in a cool little town -- what more could you want? I had wanted to go to Pier 1 for quite a while, and I finally got the chance last week on the way home from a matinee performance at The Opera House in Havre de Grace. My two friends and I greatly enjoyed our late lunch at Pier 1. Two of us had the flavorful and delicious Crab Bisque; one had the chock-full-of-turkey-and veggies Turkey Noodle Soup. My two friends had perfectly done BLTs (one with avocado added). I had a grilled cheese sandwich that was to die...perfectly grilled on not-too-thin slices of whole wheat bread with perfectly gooey cheese, tomatoes, and a LOT of avocado slices. The wines are generic house wines, but the Pinot Grigio one friend chose, and the nice Merlot I had were perfect with our lunch..Our waitresses could not have been nicer, happier, or more responsive to our additions and subtractions to our choices. The atmosphere is that of a welcoming diner with some nice artwork (a mural and a stained glass windowwere particularly noteworthy) -- casual, to be sure; but there is nothing casual about how well you are treated, how good the food is, or how reasonable the prices are: those things are ALL top-notch!

We're new in the area. First time at Pier 1. Good food, good service & good prices. We'll be back!