High Tides on the PotomacOpening for the Season on March 7th!
High Tides on the Potomac opened their doors on the Boardwalk in Colonial Beach over seven years ago, and a few years ago they opened the cool "Black Pearl" Tiki Bar next to the restaurant. It's been a great success, drawing crowds on weekends for live music and fun. Bands used to have to play on a small corner of the restaurant's deck. The outdoor sand-floor concert area has a nice covered stage, overhead light strings and a lot more room. Beachfront dining on the patio, or inside the restaurant gives a great view of the Potomac River. During cooler weather, there's a nice cozy fireplace to sit by inside the restaurant. Also inside, you'll find a large bar area with many TV screens for your viewing pleasure.
I've tried many different dishes here, including the Commander Quesadillas and the Riverside Seafood dip from the Appetizers menu, the Sauteed Scallops from the Seafood menu, the Mushroom Swiss Burger and one of the salads. I've liked everything that I have ordered. Usually something from the appetizer menu is enough for me, as the portions are generous. I've even been there on my birthday and gotten their cool dessert-in-a-shotglass treat. It's fun! Some of my former co-workers and I took our Boss to dinner here for Boss' Day once and it was a great success. During the holidays, they usually offer a Thanksgiving Buffet and at Christmastime there's "Dinner with Santa" complete with milk and cookies afterwards, and Mrs. Claus reading "Twas the Night Before Christmas" to the kids. Visit this link to see the menus: http://hightidez.com/menus.html then FAX your order to them at 804-224-9262, then call 804-224-TIDES to see when your order will be ready for pick-up.
Ask your server about their High Tides VIP Card and start earning rewards. Sundays from 8 to noon there's an all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet for just $11.99. High Tides is closed for the months of January and February. Address: 205 Taylor StreetColonial Beach, VA 22443Phone: 804-224-8433 
This photo was taken before the Tiki Bar was built.
Return from High Tides on the Potomac to Restaurants |
Site Sponsors:
