Sally’s guidebook
Food scene
Just 1 mile from your front door. Local joint with a great beer selection and yummy food. Live Music on the weekends.
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Rams Head Roadhouse
1773 Generals HwyJust 1 mile from your front door. Local joint with a great beer selection and yummy food. Live Music on the weekends.
Bar/Restaurant/Sports. This is Jeremy and I's favorite place to eat. Always great daily specials.
West End Grill
2049 West StBar/Restaurant/Sports. This is Jeremy and I's favorite place to eat. Always great daily specials.
I'll just say, they know where we live....such an extensive menu, you will find something you love.
Pizza & Taco Express
626 Admiral DriveI'll just say, they know where we live....such an extensive menu, you will find something you love.
Joy Luck II
626 Admiral DriveOur favorite go to for Chinese take out/delivery
Their entire menu is phenomenal! Lots of outside seating. Just up the street (General's Highway).
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Lures Bar and Grille
1397 Generals HwyTheir entire menu is phenomenal! Lots of outside seating. Just up the street (General's Highway).
Golfing
Just 1.25 miles from your front door. The course was just remodeled last year (2021)
Eisenhower Golf Course
1576 Generals HighwayJust 1.25 miles from your front door. The course was just remodeled last year (2021)
Shopping
1.5 miles from your front door. Who doesn't like shopping, food court and movies?
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Westfield Annapolis Mall
2002 Annapolis Mall1.5 miles from your front door. Who doesn't like shopping, food court and movies?
Trader Joe's
Jennifer RoadSafeway
2635 Housley RdThe closest grocery store
Shopping, dinning, family concerts in the summer. Whole Foods is located in this centre.
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Annapolis Towne Centre
1906 Towne Centre BlvdShopping, dinning, family concerts in the summer. Whole Foods is located in this centre.
Anne Arundel County Farmers Market
275 Truman ParkwayFresh local produce
Sports and Entertainment
US Naval Academy Stadium
Just a short drive away. Enjoy a Navy football game!
Maryland Renaissance Festival
1821 Crownsville RdAlmost in our backyard!
City/town information
Baltimore
Food, water, concerts, the Aquarium - just a half hour away
So many things to do! Museums, monuments, concerts, food, zoo, etc
Hop on the New Carrolton Metro to avoid having to drive and park in DC.
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Washington
So many things to do! Museums, monuments, concerts, food, zoo, etc
Hop on the New Carrolton Metro to avoid having to drive and park in DC.
Annapolis
Since you here, check out downtown.
Sightseeing
Beautiful walking trails, ice skating in the winter, free concerts in the summer, dog park and dog beach, picnics.
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Quiet Waters Park
600 Quiet Waters Park RdBeautiful walking trails, ice skating in the winter, free concerts in the summer, dog park and dog beach, picnics.
A must see. On the water in Eastport. They also have concerts on Thursdays in the summer.
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Annapolis Maritime Museum & Park
723 Second StA must see. On the water in Eastport. They also have concerts on Thursdays in the summer.
The Banneker-Douglass Museum, named for Benjamin Banneker and Frederick Douglass, was dedicated on February 24, 1984. The original museum was housed within the former Mount Moriah African Methodist Episcopal Church in the heart of historic Annapolis. The Victorian-Gothic structure was included in the Annapolis Historic District in 1971 and placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1973. Thanks to a community-led effort to transform the former Mt. Moriah AME Church building into a museum, the BDM opened on February 24, 1984. In light of this legacy, the BDM focuses on a community-based approach to building collections and exhibition and in providing tours, public programs, and other services.
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Banneker-Douglass Museum
84 Franklin StThe Banneker-Douglass Museum, named for Benjamin Banneker and Frederick Douglass, was dedicated on February 24, 1984. The original museum was housed within the former Mount Moriah African Methodist Episcopal Church in the heart of historic Annapolis. The Victorian-Gothic structure was included in the Annapolis Historic District in 1971 and placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1973. Thanks to a community-led effort to transform the former Mt. Moriah AME Church building into a museum, the BDM opened on February 24, 1984. In light of this legacy, the BDM focuses on a community-based approach to building collections and exhibition and in providing tours, public programs, and other services.
Non Sea-Quitter LLC
921 Boucher AveBring the family out on a sailboat.