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In article <357non$c5o@mimsy.cs.umd.edu>, larson@cfar.umd.edu (Sara Larson) writes...
>NBE_at_CAIS_com (nbe@cais.cais.com) wrote:
>: Got any Annapolis dining suggestions for the romantically clueless?
>: Also, if you have any suggestions about after-dinner activities (no,
.. 
>Middleton's Tavern. It's not actually that expensive, probably in the
>medium range. It's down near the market square, and they have yummy
>shellfish and desserts. Also good entrees. I had a really striking
>pecan waffle with strawberry butter for brunch one time, also.

Romantic drawback: a lot of the tables are kind of crammed together, 
so you may have others hanging on your every word, depending what 
you're talking about. It's worth checking out though. The Italian 
place near Middleton's (by McGarvey's) is really nice. The city
docks area is very pleasant to walk around, so why not wander about 
and see what appeals to you? Oh yeah: Middleton's is medium priced 
for the area. 

After dinner you could go to Storm Bros for icecream (towards the water 
from Middletons), then wander over to the dock, walk along Ego Alley, 
whatever. Assuming it's a pleasant evening, of course. (Ego Alley is 
along the dock; you'll understand if you see it on a weekend evening.) 
You could also window shop main st. 

pyy