Martini’s

The good: The Duckling Dumplings were awesome, with its raspberry teriyaki sauce an outstanding complement. The crab and asparagus crepes were huge, full of crab, rich and creamy. The crêpe itself was a little thick, but in this, I am picking nits … it was really very good.
The OK: The wine list was perhaps good by Eastern Shore standards, but really mediocre given the kind of money that comes into this town. Didn’t have an opportunity to try their martinis (for which they are apparently known).
The bad: One of the daily specials was a seafood linguini with mussels and scallops. Yuck. No flavor at all; the linguini was overcooked and sitting in broth, making it even more lifeless. Seafood linguini shouldn’t be soup, after all. We returned it, and the server to her great credit removed it from the bill and tried to make things right. She, and the other good things we experienced at Martini’s, make our stay enjoyable, if not worthy of a return trip.

We had a wonderful experirence. The staff was very pleasent and very attentive to our needs. The food was outstanding and the atmostphere was relaxing, would go back again if i was in the area. strongly recommended.

Unprofessional and unhelpful staff when I called, non responsive when I used their «contact us» page on their website. They won’t be getting my business.

The service was outstanding. The house wine was adequate. However, the remainder of the food was pretty yummy. The appetizer of Onion Rings was crisp and light served with a great sauce in a baby martini glass. The Cobb Salad was good. I wanted all of the desserts on the dessert tray, but picked the pound cake with an amazing fresh icing.

Décor really needs some work. It’s outdated and the office chairs are way too bulky for a restaurant. ½ price burger night is good!

I wish I could rate this place better. When I first walked in I was very disappointed in the décor and smell of a slight funk. Then I received my food order and it was great! I’m giving this place 1 star because I was again disappointed upon receiving my final bill. $ 10 «no name» vodka martinis during happy hour at a place called Martini’s, really? This place needs to live up to it’s name a bit more. Had I known I would be paying $ 10 per martini during happy hour for a generic… I mean really generic, vodka… I would have upgraded to Grey Goose or something. So sad bc we were really looking for a martini lounge to chill at, but this place needs some work.

Best crab cakes I ever tasted. Pricey but worth every penny.

Martinis is a wonderful restaurant to try. The staff are extremely professional. The food has always been a hit when I have gone to eat. Burger day on Wednesday was my favorite! :)

Pedestrian. VERY pedestrian. Crappy service to boot. Premium prices, pitiful service.

We hadn’t been to this restaurant in probably a year and my husband was wanting one of their ½ price hamburgers on Wednesdays. Well the hamburgers were as good as we remember. It is a large burger cooked to order on a bun. You can choose toppings from a long list. I chose sautéed onions and mushrooms and ketchup. My husband chose grilled sweet red pepper, raw onions, tomato and sautéed mushrooms. The burgers are served with a small portion of cole slaw, which is ok nothing special and sliced dill pickle.
We also got the chilli cheese fries. I don’t remember these being so bad last year. The fries looked like Ore Ida’s frozen crinkle cut fries that were baked not deep fried. They were pale in color and the chilli cheese sauce was awful. Very bland. It tasted like maybe velveeta cheese mixed with allot of mayonnaise vey bland and again pale. Over top of this was a very bland salsa with a couple small chunks of meat in it. It didn’t look or taste like chilli. Would go back for the hamburger but not those fries. The service was pleasant but the waitress was forgetful.

Décor very odd. Office chairs for a meal? Weird.
Service mediocre.
Food surprisingly good. Duck salad with blue cheese and cherries. Roasted vegie wrap okay.

The «casual» rating left us under-​dressed and unprepared for the prices. Our jeans and tshirts got us strange looks and we left without ordering because we felt out of place… Ended up at the pub next door instead. Just a warning!

By far, the best food & drinks we had on our weekend away. We were able to sample local wines, both by themselves and incorporated into martinis. The drinks were outstanding. Dell, the bartender, treated us like we were his best friends. He gave us hints about other drinks to try, and also about places to visit in the area.
We didn’t have that much food; however, what we had was superb. The crab cakes were by far the best we had our entire trip, and we tried crab cakes at literally every place we went to. The plating was amazing — almost a work of art!
If you’re looking for a «bar» that’s a little upscale, and food that’s properly presented and tastes delicious, this is definitely the place to go. I wish we had one closer to home, because I’d be there every week!

I honestly wanted to give this place 5 stars… but the décor through me for a loop…
the atomsphere is decent for what it is…
I have nothing but amazing things to say about the food…
the bread and oil is very very delicous — warm out of the oven with the perfect amount of seasoning in the oil
the house salad i had was colorful and tasted very good. — not a huge fan of raspberry vinegarette, but this one was every bit of perfect…
my entrée — bow tie pesto pasta with sundried tomatoes and chicken, was honestly ONE OF THE BEST PASTA DISHES I’VE EVER EATEN — everything about it was simply delightful… ohhh mmyy!
then comes dessert — i chose vanilla crème brûlée’ — it was mediocre…
tasty, but nothing to write home about…
however the rest of my meal was excellent, even the coffee
suprisingly i didn’t have a cocktail here –
however i should of – hence the name of the place!
a cherished gem by the locals, for good reason…
Martini’s is the a great SPOT!

A great place in Easton! I had the sesame crusted tuna and it was perfect. It was served with seaweed salad and spring rolls and was a great meal. There was live music, which was funny at times. A surprising find in this lovely town, especially since I arrived late and expected to have limited choices at 10pm.

Had some time to kill in Easton and decided to stop by for lunch with a friend, his wife and child. It’s located in downtown historic Easton, right across from the courthouse and on the main drag. We started off with drinks and the server didn’t know what an import was, according to her (I couldn’t trust her at this point and I didn’t see a list) the beer list was small so it was easy enough to pick another beverage.
I got to sample quite a few different things and everything was cooked properly. The only thing of note was the chicken breast sandwich, it came with gouda and red peppers and it was cooked like a hot pocket. I certainly did not expect that but was still good.
The service was good except for the minor mishap earlier. There was some confusion between the server and chef, we had ordered a special for lunch but they cooked a special for dinner. It took a little longer for us to get our food but the server removed the item from the bill. We ate outside so I did not get a chance to look at the interior.