You Haven't Lived Until You've Dined At Iron Rooster In Maryland

So many worthwhile restaurants in Maryland, so little time. Today we’re focusing on an Annapolis eatery known for its cozy atmosphere and unique dishes. You’ll want to add this delectable spot to your dining bucket list asap.

Downtown Annapolis is home to many delicious eateries, but it's Iron Rooster that has become renowned for its unique cuisine.

Start your meal off with a perfectly made Bloody Mary and then peruse the long menu.

While this restaurant serves dishes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, most people order brunch foods. Chicken and waffles, anyone?

Or how about an intricate stack of fried green tomatoes?

Prepare to have your mind (and taste buds) blown. Iron Rooster is most known for their homemade pop-tarts. There are several flavors so it can be difficult to only choose one. Here is the mixed berry pop-tart...

The sinfully good chocolate banana marshmallow pop-tart...

Or keep it classic with a cinnamon sugar pop-tart that melts in your mouth.

What could be even better than homemade pop-tarts? Well, how about FREE bacon?! If you check-in on Facebook, you'll receive this lovely bouquet of meaty goodness.

Besides Annapolis, Iron Rooster also has locations in Canton and Hunt Valley. Check them out. Your belly will thank you.

Iron Rooster Locations:

12 Market Space, Annapolis, MD 21401

3721 Boston St, Baltimore, MD 21224

50 Shawan Rd, Cockeysville, MD 21030

Have you dined at this one-of-a-kind Maryland restaurant? While in Annapolis, you may also enjoy eating at Chick & Ruth’s Delly.

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You Haven't Lived Until You've Tried This One Restaurant In Maryland

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