Ellicott City Restaurants

Located on the first floor of the Brokerage, the Baltimore branch of this steakhouse chain is a favorite with the suit-and-tie crowd. The dark wood furnishings and globe lanterns contribute to its clubby atmosphere. This... more

This quiet, elegant restaurant boasts an African mahogany bar, wrought iron fixtures and handsome chandeliers. Here, the chef offers a seamless blend of Creole and French creations. Blackened meats, such as the Blackened Buffal... more

Not far from Baltimore-Washington International airport, G&M features seafood, with one room for tablecloth dining, one bar with eats for the smoking crowd and some picnic tables in the carry-out area. You're sure to enjoy almo... more

This two-story cathedral to good food and good times has the most wonderful crab cakes -- giant lump crab held together with little more than a prayer and not even a hint of Old Bay. The place is known for its grilled wh... more

The Rusty Scupper is a dynamic seafood restaurant located on the waterfront providing a breathtaking view of the Harborplace and Fells Point. There is live piano entertainment to add a little romance to this exquisite eatery. T... more

If money is no object, Rocco's Capriccio is a terrific place to dine. The intimate dining room is decorated with old-school formality, and the tuxedoed wait staff is efficient and professional. Your waiter will happily tell you... more

This family-friendly restaurant called Maria D's was recently expanded to allow for additional seating. Exposed brick walls and hand-painted murals add a charming touch to the small dining room. Maria D's has been a neighborhoo... more

Experience the rich and varied tastes of seafood at Mo's. Step into this classy eatery that has made a name for itself, and find out what the fuss is all about. Slurp up tasty oysters or Clams on the Half Shell, that are the pr... more

Coming here is much more than just a dining experience. Located in a transformed warehouse, Pazo provides an excellent setting to eat all that your heart desires of Mediterranean cuisine, including peasant dishes from Sicily, S... more

Westerplatte is known to Poles as the place where World War II began. It was here on this peninsula on Sept. 1, 1939, that the German gunboat Schleswig-Holstein first fired on a small garrison of about 180 Polish troops.... more