McGinty's Public House — Restaurant in Maryland

Was pleasantly surprised to find out this place has such a great 3 course brunch for just $20.

Crepes Brulee (4/5 NOMs) When desserts fall in love. Its as if crepe and cram brûlée got married and had a baby. One very delicious baby. They combined the best of two things with crepe covered in lemon custard base cream and topped with berries and toasted pecans. It wasn't just sweet, it was super sweet with a mixture of soft and crunchy texture. Kind of wish they give you a knife to eat with, because the spoon is just not sharp enough to cut through the crepe.

Crab Cake Eggs Benedict (4/5 NOMs) I might have brunch eggdiction. It really is hard to pass up ordering Eggs Benedict, we might just have a problem. Love poking holes and letting all the runny egg yoke flow everywhere. After all, why order poached eggs unless they flow. So many places do it wrong, but here they do it right. Comes with two solid crab cakes that would make Maryland proud as a crab state. They are not too big and kind of left us wanting a bit more. What really set this apart form everything else were the potatoes. Don't know what they did to them, but they tasted so good. Almost asked for extra.

Brunch Tart (3/5 NOMs) Mcbrunching tart away. Its a big Boris fist size square crispy tart filled with a mixture of avocado, tomatoes,mozzarella and scallions. All that topped with a sunny side up egg and a piece of bacon. This is one of those dishes you got to enjoy little bit of everything together in every bite for the best flavor combination. Tart is a little bit dry so make sure to get that sunny side up egg everywhere. Still every flavor seem to fit just right and a light flavor was quite enjoyable. Good way to start your...

The management of this restaurant refused to sell me a meal because it was going to go to someone who couldn’t afford it. My friend and I went in the other week to buy a burger for someone who needed a meal that night. Once the manager realized the food was not for me (the one paying for the food) he said he couldn’t sell it to me. I’m not sure if this manager’s ideals reflect on the whole establishment, or if this particular manager just has an awful personality and heart, but no one else who worked there stepped in to offer a solution. We left the restaurant but before I walked out I told the manager I was disappointed in his choice and that he could have just as easily gone through with the transaction and we would have been on our way. He said “I don’t want other people coming in begging for free food”. Of course that was not what was happening. He confirmed he didn’t know the person I was with. Refusing to sell me a burger on the bases of a future hypothetical situation is absurd. I would’ve had more respect for an honest response; that you don’t care about people who are less fortunate and abuse your power to hurt rather than solve a problem that shouldn’t exist. The manager abruptly ended the conversation with me by childishly saying “I gave you my reason.” He is about 5’10, 20-30s, white guy. Me and all my close family and friends will never come back here. Shame on you. Be a better person, there...

The customer service is very poor at this location. I have been here for almost 3 hours and the only time the waitress has come up to me is only when my alcoholic drink was not filled. She did not come to me to ask any other question. I feel this to be very rude. I, too, work in customer service/hospitality and never do I leave my customers unappreciative to be in my place of business.

The FOOD and the drinks here are not the best. The food came out cold and over cooked. My food tasted harsh and burnt. Can this really be? I have explained that to the waitress, she shrugged, rolled her eyes, and gave me this stern, yet uninviting look. She hasn't been very welcoming when it comes to hospitality. I am not needy; all I asked for was a little attention, here and there. She gave more attention to her coworkers for the past 3 hours, with great enthusiasm and paranoid look. I believe the paranoia comes from the knowledge of being such unattentive, and her knowing that she isn't being a so welcoming person.

Gosh! However, I don't know how to approach this situation.

Overall, this has been the worst customer experience ever.

If you decide to come to this location, please expect the immaturity and lack of experience...