Best Bars And Lounges in Lexington Park

Lovely evening, delicious food, overpriced (like all Atlas restaurants), but that was something we knew ahead of time! We were willing to spurge. BUT the live musician (a guy with his acoustic guitar) was truly terrible. Too loud, to start with, but worse, he could not sing!! His guitar work was quite competent and if he’d left it there, we could hav Randle’s the volume. But his voice is unpleasant and he managed to make every song (blues, rock, jazz, etc) sound exactly the same. It was painful to hear some favorites distorted. We were relieved when he took a break and they put on perfectly pleasant recorded background music at a reasonable volume.

Servers are always ready to help explain a coctail to you. We even got a free sample of the coctail of the day. Been here several times and look forward to the next visit.

The apple pie waffle, omelettes, and turkey bacon and sausage were delicious. The music was great. We were also able to watch the football game on the big screen tvs.

I had a great time here and from the minute I arrived, after figuring out how to get in I was greeted and began an experience I would not forget! Both the hostess and bartender, Delonte, were outstanding and went above and beyond for accommodating my group! 10s across the board. I did not have any food but the drink were popping and Delonte did his big ones with the way those drinks were flowing. It was almost closing time and did not want to leave that’s how wonderful the hostess and Delonte were! I highly highly recommend! Do yourself a favor and go there NOW and hopefully Delonte is there!

As usual we thoroughly enjoyed our visit to One-Eyed Mike’s! Our bartender was super, food amazing, and drinks were delicious! It’s not to Baltimore unless we get to visit One-Eyed Mike’s!