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We had a wonderful meal at AYC last evening. Our server was gracious and knowledgable. She paced our meal perfectly. The drinks were excellent. The Cream of crab soup and oysters Rockefeller were delicious. Our entrees of salmon, soft shell crabs (3), and scallops were... beyond perfection. And the view of Spa Creek from our table was to die for! If you are fortunate enough to belong, receive reciprocity as a visiting member from another yacht club (as we were), or be a guest of a member, you are certain to experience an unparalleled dining experience! More

Had dinner here on a Friday evening before a Navy football game. The lobster bisque soup was great. I had the salmon entree which was also very good. The restaurant was totally full and service was somewhat slow. We were fine with that as not... pressed for time on pleasant Friday evening. View of bay also very nice. More

We had the special Friday night - prime rib. The Queen size was huge. Magnificent cut. Prepared perfectly. Very attentive waitress. Great vodka gimlets as well. Kudos to the bartender too!

I am appalled at the presence of a private club on this site. I am further appalled that some members and guests have rated it a “5” so many times that it’s now in the Top Ten in Annapolis. I can’t get in there. About... 99.999% of the readership of this site will never be able to judge the quality of Annapolis Yacht Club for themselves. Why? Because it’s a private club. I’ve lived in Annapolis since 2003, and have been in there twice, once for a wedding in 2004 and once when I volunteered to help out on a regatta hosted by the club. The food and drink were okay but nothing spectacular. Staff can be snooty, especially if you have the impertinence to not remove your hat upon crossing the threshold. If you want an excellent meal with a great view and what is truly the best Cream of Crab soup in the area, go to Carrol’s Creek on the other side of Spa Creek. Or walk down another block or two and dine at the Chart House. You might need reservations at either place, but you don’t need a membership card. More

I walked in there because my husband had a corporate party at this place same day, few hours earlier. I talked to three people, got a table and even a chair for my 7-month old when they announced that I need to be a member... to dine there. I complained to the manager and they kicked me out with an infant on my hands anyway!!! No apology, no empathy. Never been so embarrassed. Shame on you, the yacht club! More

A private, exclusive club but feel free (as far as I'm concerned) to show up and demand a table. For those of you who aren't familiar, for about a ten grand entrance fee plus a few thou a year you too can join the prestigious... AYC. If you enjoy rubbing shoulders with a bunch of blue blazer wearing, WASPy, ascot sporting Stuffy Stuffersons, this is your place. In fairness, the view is nice and crab soup is divine. Happy sailing. More

This is a members-only club and we were able to use it through reciprocity with another club. First of all, the club has a breathtaking view of historic Annapolis and the harbor! We had drinks in the lower (first level) bar and dining room, and... then had dinner in the upper dining room. Same menu in both areas. I had the fresh fish special and my wife had the crab cakes--both were prepared perfectly and were outstanding dishes. The service and wine list matched the quality of the food! With the view, setting, and outstanding food, not sure that this venue can be beat in Annapolis! More

The AYC has the best food, service and ambiance in Annapolis - and has for many years. We shared the Oysters Rockefeller - a favorite of ours. For the main course, my wife had the salmon, and I had the Filet Mignon. For dessert, I... forget what we had, but I remember that it was great. Also, they serve a brown bread as part of their bread course, and it's always my favorite. We love the view on the 2nd deck, but it's even better on the 3rd deck, which is where we ate this time. More

Beautiful location within easy walking distance of town center. Great bar downstairs and upstairs dining room had wonderful views. You would will experience great seafood here. Local fish prepared perfectly

Was here over the weekend with friends that are members. For those of you that have been to private clubs, you know the drill. Same prime rib and stuffed baked potatoes. (Do they still make those)? Anyway, that is not the case here. This venue... is at the top of their game! Yes being a private club it can be a little stuffy, however, the staff does not make you feel that way. The view is the best in Annapolis and the menu had a very nice selection from seafood to chops etc.....You will actually dine here and not be rushed out the door. Also the dress code is business casual so that takes the edge off of the typical old world club atmosphere. My advice.......make friends with a member! More

Along with beautiful views, AYC offers excellent service at multiple bars and dining rooms. Vast menu; salads, soups, seafood, lighter fare, etc.

Service very good. Food is always fresh and delicious. Wine selection terrific. Bar downstairs was lively.

My wife and I shared the Oyster's Rockefeller - the best I've ever had, anywhere. For the main course, she had the crab cakes - always a winner for years & years. I had the wasabi tuna, which is a favorite of mine. For dessert,... we shared the Smith Island cake. We'll definitely return, as you can't beat the food and the service. Once we're back in our "home' location, you won't be able to beat the view either. More

Even though the view is not quite as good from the temporary location, the service is still excellent and the food was great. Parking out front was easy the evening we went. We were seated right away even though we arrived early. The cream of... crab soup was outstanding as were the crab cakes! My guests really enjoyed it. More

Had Easter Sunday brunch and it was perfect. Lots of food stations so no waiting in lines and a huge selection of quality food beautifully presented. The wait staff were all friendly and quick to remove plates and refill glasses. Could not have been better!

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Pride of Baltimore Inc. announces broad-based partnership with Eastport Yacht Club

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Pride of Baltimore II is seen docked in Annapolis on Friday, March 25, 2022.

Mark Jones, left, Commodore of Eastport Yacht Club and Jayson Williams, Chair of Board of Directors for Pride of Baltimore, take part in a partnership ceremony aboard the ship, docked in Annapolis on Friday, March 25, 2022.

Mark Jones, left, Commodore of Eastport Yacht Club, presents a burgee to Jayson Williams, Chair of Board of Directors for Pride of Baltimore, while joined by fellow board member Luke Ritter, right, and Jan Miles, second from left, Senior Captain of the Pride of Baltimore II, as they take part in a partnership ceremony aboard the ship, docked in Annapolis on Friday, March 25, 2022.

Patrick Smith, program coordinator with the Pride of Baltimore, raises the Eastport Yacht Club burgee aboard the ship during a partnership ceremony in Annapolis on Friday, March 25, 2022.

Members of the Eastport Yacht Club are seen aboard Pride of Baltimore II prior to a partnership ceremony between the two group in Annapolis on Friday, March 25, 2022.

On Friday afternoon at Annapolis City Dock, the Pride of Baltimore II hoisted a burgee that signaled a new adventure for the renowned vessel.

Standing in the stern of the schooner before an audience of about 20 invited guests, a Pride of Baltimore official formally announced a broad-based partnership with Eastport Yacht Club.

Jayson Williams, chairman of the Pride of Baltimore board of directors, touted the partnership as beneficial to both sides.

“There are a lot of common interests between the Pride of Baltimore and Eastport Yacht Club. We envision numerous ways in which the two organizations can help each other,” said Williams, president and CEO of Mayson-Dixon Strategic Consulting.

“We’ve always wanted to increase our ties to Annapolis, which is one of the most historic port cities in the state of Maryland.”

This innovative partnership was the brainchild of Luke Ritter, an Eastport Yacht Club member who serves on the Pride of Baltimore board of directors. Ritter has been tasked with building relationships with entities willing and able to support the ship’s mission of promoting historical maritime education, fostering economic development and tourism, and representing the state in ports throughout the world.

“I always wondered why the ship did not have a relationship with a yacht club in the area,” said Ritter, who has been on the board for seven years. “Of course, I’m biased but I thought EYC would be an ideal club to join forces with.

“It gives us connection to Annapolis and a reason to come to the city more often.”

It is quite a coup for Eastport Yacht Club, located on First Street with an expansive view of the Severn River and Chesapeake Bay, to officially be recognized as the home yacht club for the Pride of Baltimore II.

On Thursday afternoon, Williams and Eastport Yacht Club Commodore Mark Jones signed paperwork finalizing the partnership agreement. A few hours later, the Pride of Baltimore II left City Dock and anchored off Eastport Yacht Club then performed a cannon salute. EYC then hosted a reception for the Pride of Baltimore crew, board members and other supporters.

“We simply asked: ‘Do you have a home yacht club?’ The answer was: ‘No, we don’t.’ Things sort of took off from there and here we are,” Jones said after the signing ceremony.

“We are absolutely thrilled to forge this partnership and be associated with such an icon of Maryland and the nation.”

Jones believes it is a fitting honor for Eastport Yacht Club, noting that Pride I and II were replicas of Chasseur, the largest and boldest of the legendary Baltimore-built topsail schooners that helped win the War of 1812.

“It was serendipity because we have always identified that Eastport Yacht Club is a waterman’s working club. What better than a privateer club serving as home yacht club for a privateer vessel?” Jones added.

Pride Capt. Jan Miles said the vessel will fly the EYC burgee when entering far-flung ports around the world. As EYC members, the captain and crew will enjoy reciprocity at most yacht clubs in cities the vessel is visiting.

“EYC has agreed to reach out to clubs in ports that Pride is visiting to arrange for an exchange of burgees and to welcome our crew,” Williams said. “It’s a great way of growing the list of people who are interested in the Pride’s story through the yacht club network.”

Jeff Buckheit, executive director of Pride of Baltimore Inc., believes having a relationship with a local yacht club will produce sustaining donors and bolster ticket purchases in terms of day and sunset sails, guest crew and potentially even charters.

“We are committed to diversifying our income as much as possible and this requires building new partnerships, for which this is one,” he said. “The EYC members are very passionate about Pride and that gets us excited.”

Eastport Yacht Club and Pride of Baltimore both boast STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) programs and perform considerable outreach work with disadvantaged youth. Ritter sees numerous other joint educational opportunities the two organizations can support.

Also, the EYC Foundation and Pride of Baltimore Junior Sailor Scholarship program are focused on increasing access for people of all backgrounds.

“There are a lot of nonprofit connections we can leverage,” said Ritter, adding that EYC would assist and support the Pride board on fundraising campaigns. “Both sides have extraordinary leadership and that is going to ensure this partnership evolves and works.”

Williams said EYC has also agreed to advertise the Pride of Baltimore II travel and events schedule. Meanwhile, the Pride’s partnership with the National Park Service will extend to EYC.

As a 1970 graduate of Annapolis High, Miles always enjoys sailing the tall ship into his hometown. The longtime Pasadena resident has been with the Pride of Baltimore since 1981 when he was one of three rotating captains. He was at the helm of Pride II for its maiden voyage in 1988 and now holds the title of senior captain.

Miles is excited about the partnership with Eastport Yacht Club, although he admitted the “mechanics” are to be determined. He envisions an opportunity to connect with local knowledge in Annapolis and hopes EYC and its members can help tell the Pride of Baltimore story.

“In all the time I’ve been with the Pride of Baltimore, this arrangement — because of the specificity of it, the sense of both opportunity and obligation — is unique,” Miles said. “It’s unique, so we’re going to learn something along the way.”

Miles noted that Maryland is the only state in America with a traditional sailboat serving as a floating ambassador and believes the Pride of Baltimore’s unique appearance and vast voyaging bring tremendous value to any partnership.

“My initial sense is that the iconic nature of Pride upholds every other entity it is collaborating with,” he said. “I think this partnership with EYC will be a learning process for both sides, but I certainly don’t see any downside.”

Pride of Baltimore II was berthed at City Dock for several days last week as part of its annual visit to the state legislature. Miles and crew members delivered a gavel set made from two iconic Maryland trees — the Liberty and Wye oaks — to the Senate on Maryland Day.

A gift from descendants of Maryland Revolutionary War veterans and the Society of Sons of the Revolution in Maryland, the gavel set is the work of five artists and reflects Maryland’s important role in formation of the nation.

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