Seacrets — Restaurant in Ocean City

Seacrets Bar is an absolute gem nestled in the heart of paradise. From the moment you step inside, you are transported to a tropical oasis, surrounded by lush palm trees and an ambiance that is second to none. I recently had the pleasure of visiting Seacrets, and I must say, it was an experience I will cherish forever.

One of the highlights of Seacrets Bar is its captivating ambiance. The interior is adorned with swaying palms, giving it an enchanting atmosphere that makes you feel like you've been whisked away to a remote island retreat. The soothing sound of waves crashing in the background adds to the overall tranquility, creating a haven for relaxation and enjoyment. Whether you're seeking a lively evening with friends or a romantic night out, Seacrets sets the perfect mood for any occasion.

The real showstopper, however, is the breathtaking sunset views that Seacrets offers. As the sun descends over the horizon, painting the sky with vibrant hues of orange and pink, you'll find yourself completely mesmerized by the beauty of nature. The bar's strategic location on the beach allows guests to witness this natural spectacle while sipping on their favorite drinks or enjoying a delicious meal. Trust me when I say, it's a sight that will leave you in awe.

But Seacrets Bar offers more than just an idyllic setting. Live music fills the air, adding an energetic and vibrant vibe to the atmosphere. Talented musicians take the stage, creating a lively and entertaining ambiance that keeps the spirits high. Whether it's a local band or a renowned artist, the music at Seacrets never fails to impress. From reggae beats to island rhythms, the live performances enhance the overall experience and make every visit truly memorable.

Speaking of meals, Seacrets Bar also excels in the culinary department. The menu boasts a wide array of mouthwatering options, but one dish that truly stole the show was the jerk chicken. Tender, succulent, and bursting with flavors, this Caribbean delight is a must-try for any food enthusiast. The spices and marinade used in the preparation of the jerk chicken are simply divine, providing a harmonious blend of heat and sweetness that will tantalize your taste buds. Accompanied by the perfectly cooked sides and a refreshing tropical drink, every bite becomes a delightful journey through Caribbean cuisine.

In addition to the delicious food, the service at Seacrets Bar is impeccable. The staff members are friendly, attentive, and passionate about ensuring you have an unforgettable experience. They are well-versed in the menu and are more than happy to provide recommendations or accommodate any dietary restrictions.

Seacrets Bar is more than just a place to grab a drink or enjoy a meal; it's a destination that offers a complete sensory experience. With its mesmerizing ambiance, breathtaking sunsets, live music, and beachfront bliss, this tropical paradise has won my heart. Whether you're a local or a tourist, Seacrets Bar should be at the top of your must-visit list. Prepare to be captivated by the magic it holds within its...

Firstly, let me state that there is not much to do on the coast in Md or Del at night unless you like playing a ton of miniture golf, going to outlet stores, or eating at a RAW BAR that seems to be on every corner. There are no pubs that are not restaurants and if you are looking for a simple dive bar, good luck. So after asking what had to be 20+ industry people at various "BARS" (restaurants) the concensus seems to be my only option for night life was SEACRETS. Being from the west coast this place is a trip, the venue itself is pretty cool, it's set up like a little village that supposedly is in Jamaica to me it felt more like Tijuana but it's still neet, think disney does a themed bar. After parking (they have a nice big lot) you have to walk up this sand path where some Jersey looking meathead checks your ID with some attatude (east coast) then you have to proceed through metal detectors which is a bit of a turn off (once again east coast) but Apon entering the actual venue it opens up into this covered sandy outdoor stage area, with a few different bars all around you all in the preformentioned theam. It's actually pretty cool looking. When I got there around 8pm on a friday, a cover band was playing Bonjove and other similar 80s hair band covers, the band was rather good with the exception of the music selection, but that is probably a personal taste issue. after them a reggae band started, also doing covers, also very good. From there you can walk around the property finding little bars here and there and a in-bay drinking area with tables and chairs in the water, during a hot humid day in Md that could actually be fun. There is another stage area that opens up latter called the "nightclub" it is layed out rather well, with a bar in the center and on the right and left of the dance floor area, the sound system and stage lighting / projection was good and upto date. Again a cover band, who was playing what ever top 40 hits are popular on this coast currently, and again the band was very very good. Drinks are what to be excepted at this type of venue, and they do have some decent local beers, price wise it's average, 5 to 6 for a pint. The crowd was a range from older couples to more of "Jersey Shore" type, but that could just be my west coast bias on the east coast scene. All around its worth checking out if you happen to be...

TLDR: 2.5/10, Excellent ambience, mediocre-poor food, W.O.A.T (Worst of all time) level service, and poor health & safety.

Pros: The atmosphere/ambience here is impressive, enhanced further by live music during our visit. There is cornhole with above average quality boards and bags.

Cons: Under 21 policy. 1a. Staff did not properly communicate the policy regarding individuals below 21 years old. The policy is that these young individuals must not be in the "bar area" which extends to the entire premises excluding the table at which you will be seated and the entrance. My party was forced to relocate. This policy was not communicated effectively,

Cups 2a. TINY cups. These cups are akin to those found at water cooler dispenser. 2b. Excessive ice. This exasperated the diminutive, mini cups. 2c. These first two amplify my anger regarding the paid refills (fine) that are charged without telling you (not fine). Furthermore, the expensive cost of the sodas ($3.29 - $3.99) make it so that if you want the average sized amount of soda you would be paying $13.16 - $19.95 for a normal portion of soda. 2d. I addressed the undisclosed refill charges with the manager, but was still required to pay them—despite the lack of prior notice.

Managerial dispute and "bribery" 3a. The manager was incredibly apathetic, not understanding at all. This would be a 2 star, but the manager attempted to "bribe" my party to not leave a review if they refunded our drinks.

Wildlife; Health & Safety 3a. Our adjacent table had to evacuate because of a large lizard. 3b. Our table spotted an average sized mouse scurrying across the dining area to the large grass in the middle of the eating area.

Food review 4a. The quesadilla I got was mediocre. It had a disproportionate ratio of vegetables to meat, resulting in a less satisfying, veggie-dominated quesadilla. 4b. The food is expensive relative to it's quality.

Useful Notes: Under 21 must be seated by 8pm and out by 10pm. The men's bathroom is cramped and contains only 1 stall. They have some neat seating in the water, if you want to wear swimming wear.

(No, this wasn't written by AI, I know I...