The Palms
20 W Main St, Emmitsburg, MD, 21727
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Address :
20 W Main St
Emmitsburg, MD, 21727 - Phone (301) 447-3689
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Opening Hours
- Tue
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Breakfast
Bike Parking : No
Wheelchair Accessible : No
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
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Genevieve M.
I love this homey little place. If you are in Emmittsburg (for some strange reason) and you are hungry, I would make my way to The Palms ASAP They have a small dinning area, but it fits more than you would think...the wait staff are super friendly, and you can always count on this place for some down home comfort food. This place is not fine dinning, but it does the trick (especially if you are nursing a hangover.) They have a small bar on the opposite side of the dinning room which is quaint and well stocked:) Lots of crab-themed foods (its maryland, people) whwich are always delicious....2 different kinds of crab soup-both are yumm! Get the corn fritters! Vegetarian friendly.
(4)Ed B.
My family stopped in here to eat last weekend while we were busy getting the house ready for the holidays and we had to eat - I refused to give in to the child whining about wanting chicken nuggets again. Again. We were going to have a real sit-down dinner for some real food, dagnabbit (does anyone say that anymore? hmmm, did anyone ever say that?). The major positives to the Palms are that: what they do well they do very well, they are a good value, and the folks who work there are wonderfully friendly and attentive. The atmosphere is very small-town casual, and there is a warm and cozy bar in a room attached to the restaurant. My wife had the crab cakes and they were indeed terrific - all meat as well. I had some of their specials, which included a cup of delicious lobster bisque soup (wish I had gotten the bowl!) and my entree was their stuffed shrimp (wish I had also ordered the crab cakes). And my son got the pizza. The pizza was really very disappointing. It was somewhere less than supermarket freezer pizza like Tombstone and hovered near elementary school cafeteria pizza. He had one bite, would not eat more. He asked me to try and I had a bite and saw what he meant, but we took the rest and boxed it to go - but not sure why, as it was thrown out. Then we had deserts - oh my, deserts are definitely a highlight here. And you do have to watch the specials board, they run out of the popular selections.The Red Velvet Cake and the Chocolate Cake with PB Icing was gone sometime after we saw the specials board and before we ordered desert (maybe one should order desert before it is time to eat it?). I believe they pretty much either make or locally order their deserts. So I got the Raspberry Chocolate Cheesecake and my wife had something I honestly cannot remember but they were both awesome. I vaguely remembered eating here before a couple of years prior, and the one thing I remembered form that meal was their 3 berry pie. A good place to eat in the area, and a good value. I am sure I will eat there again, but like me you should stick to what they do well. And I hear that does include breakfast, but I have not tried that there yet.
(3)Lara R.
The Palms is not fancy...but its good. Prices are reasonsable, atmosphere is homey, and people are warm and considerate. The large white board displays the specials of the day. They are ALWAYS a good choice. The table in front of the board is not a good choice, unless you're looking to meet people (because everyone will stand at your table to read the specials.)
(4)Don S.
Great place for lunch. Good food and very affordable. Be sure to ask about their weekday $5 lunch special, great deal!
(4)Puja L.
*3.5 stars* We made a very random stop here for lunch on our way from DC to Harrisburg, PA. It was a pleasant stop and the server was very friendly and helpful, although they did take a lot longer than we would have liked to bring out our sandwiches for lunch. Here's a rundown of our meal: Cream of crab soup - Tasty, not particularly spicy and a little too salty Prime Rib sandwich - DEEEELICIOUS. Really, really good. Crab cake sandwich (Jumbo lump) - Really was all meat! Very good :) Thanks Yelpers, this was a nice find!
(4)Jerald P.
Thursday lunch special, the turkey skillet, is old school excellent! If you like real food in a real dinner, this is the joint for you. And cocktails!
(5)Scott W.
Easily the best place for breakfast in the area. The omelets are fluffy & fantastic... The Palms omelet is a fresh cheesesteak ...The Crab omelet is stuffed & spiced... asparagus/feta ...on & on. Delicious. Check out the board for specials. Home fries are really good. Great Service with a smile too!
(5)Chef A.
On the advice of my coworker, I decided on The Palms for this month's Feedbag. In recent years, The Palms has established itself as one of Emmitsburg's top destination for breakfast. It takes little time to see even on Yelp, the following of this establishment is rather high. However I decided to venture to The Palms for lunch. Upon entering The Palms, the main dining area was pretty well occupied by customers. With approximately ten to twelve tables, half of them arranged for groups of six, one could easily gain a feel that The Palms is the place for social dining. The interior of The Palms is simple, brick walls with a tuscan red trim with art work on the walls and a steady stream of customers entering the front door allowing extra light in. Near the counter is an entryway to a separate bar area. Do note that the bar also has its own outside entry separate from that of main dining area. The bar design follows the main dining rooms decoration style. Today's sampling is was bit light, simply a crab cake sandwich, ($8) french fries, ($2) and a Sprite. ($1.75) Looking over the menu showed a lot of typical American cuisine such as burgers and subs as well as steak, pot roast and so forth. After about 15 minutes, the crab cake arrived hot with its side of fries. The first thing that I can note was the lack of filler. This cake was all crab meat and was served on a hamburger bun and was quite moist. After a few bites the crab meat did spill off the bun and on to the plate leaving plenty of meat still inside the sandwich. The fries were crisp and hot. A little extra salt added to the fries completed them to personal taste. Together With the crab cake this made for a very good lunch without breaking the bank. My total for the day came to 12.40 not bad for a crab cake lunch, but not exactly fast and chep like a quick Micky D's run either. While I had not had time to sample other entree's at The Palms, I would suffice to say quality would be on par. And from overhearing other patrons who had commented to their dining companions about their meals, I think this would be a fair assumption. If you are in town and are in need for a good lunch at a great price the The Palm will not disappoint.
(4)Lindsay K.
The crab omelet is absolutely amazing! Also, their link sausage is some of the best I have had. The only thing I didn't care for was their pancakes, they were too dense.
(4)Christie S.
Yay! I'm the first to review this place! I adore the Palms for its down home delicious food. It's what I'd imagine a grandmother who is a very very good cook to be able to whip up. It's not prentious and there are hot dogs on the menu but that doesn't mean its not a great place to get a bite to eat. The specials and sides and other changes to the menu are posted on a white board in the dinning room. The dinning room is tiny by the way and mostly full of older people. The prices are reasonable and the service is usually very good. My parents complain that they charge you for each cup of coffee though, so go figure. The specials sometimes feature country classics that you won't be able to find them any where else. Hot cakes and pork puddin' anyone (pancakes and pork's liver sausage)? The truth is, my parents live in Emmitsburg and I try to get them to come here whenever I visit. I think my last meal (if I were to ever have the misfortune of choosing one) would be the Palms pan-fried chicken, mashed potatoes, and stewed tomatoes.
(4)Tricia B.
We stopped here for breakfast on our way up 15 and it was delicious! Service was great and eggs were cook perfectly.
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