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Tasty Sandwiches - Great View
We went to BJ's on the Water for an early dinner on our last night in Ocean City. Our friends had eaten there before and were quite pleased with the outcome, so off we went.
I ordered a "Black Russian", a beef, turkey and swiss sandwich topped with lettuce, tomato and thousand island dressing. It was more than I could finish in one seating. The pumpernickle was hot and the meat was tender. Boy, was I a happy camper! Hubby had a burger and thought that it was tender and delicious. He is not one to say the word "delicious" easily, so I'm sure that he really meant it. One friend ordered the "Black Russian" also and the other ordered the "Seafood Skins" from the appetizer menu and a salad. The "skins" were piled high with a seafood salad that was rich in crab, shrimp and scallops in a cheesy sauce. The potatoes underneath were thick cut so that you had the meat of the potato along with the crispy skin. I got to eat the scallops since she didn't want them. Yummy!!!
We sat on the back deck and had a wonderful view of the bay. The sunset was just starting when we left. Too bad we didn't order drinks, we could have enjoyed the colorful event while sipping and noshing.
From journal Casual Living at the Ocean
BJ's on the Water
- August 16, 2007
- Rated 5 of 5 by
butterfly53 from Winsted , Connecticut
BJ's is right on the water bay side which means you should go at sunset for an awesome view. The restaurant's non-smoking area is completely surrounded with windows so you will not miss that sunset! This was truly a great experience! At sunset, they played Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong followed by Ray Charles' America. It gave me goosebumps and is actually giving me them now just writing about it. The sound system in this restaurant is really great. They played Motown all night which was fine with us! The food is good here. I had a combination chicken teriyaki and shrimp scampi served with rice, onions, mushrooms, broccoli, baked potato. The salad with feta cheese vinaigrette was fresh and cold. The coffee was really good. Jim had a special of mahimahi served cajun style with coleslaw and a baked potato. With tax and tip our bill came to $60. Well worth everything for the sunset view and the great music! It is open from 11am to 1:30am year round.
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