Harris Crab House
A waterfront crab house at Kent Narrows on the Eastern Shore, just minutes off US-50/301 after crossing the Bay Bridge. Open daily 11 am–8:30 pm, it serves steamed Chesapeake blue crabs by the dozen, cream of crab soup, and crab cakes directly overlooking the narrows. The large parking lot handles bikes easily, and it's a natural anchor for any Eastern Shore day loop.
Harris Crab House sits right on the water at Kent Narrows, just off US-50/301 after the Bay Bridge — a straightforward exit that puts you in the parking lot in minutes. The lot is large and flat, so gear goes down easy and bikes don't compete with car doors. Seating is first-come, first-served with no reservations taken, so plan for a short wait on weekend afternoons; the dockside area lets you watch the water while you do.
The core order here is steamed Chesapeake blue crabs by the dozen, and the place is built around that ritual — paper on the tables, mallets, the whole format. Cream of crab soup and crab cakes round out the shorter list of reasons riders stop. The affiliated W.H. Harris Seafood Co. on the same property is noted as the last year-round oyster processing house in Maryland, so local oysters are also on hand. There's a waterfront coffee and dessert bar on-site if you're fueling up before the ride back rather than sitting down for a full meal.
Classic Chesapeake pit stop on any Eastern Shore run — hit the Bay Bridge on US-50, peel off at Kent Narrows exit, and hammer a dozen crabs before looping back.
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