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Grabbing a cup of coffee on a cool morning is the perfect way to start your day. It gives you a burst of energy that improves your productivity and helps you focus on the things you've got to do. If you're looking for the perfect cup of joe in Waldorf, consider stopping by one of these local coffee shops for your next caffeine jolt. 1. Silver Diner If you're craving a bite of breakfast with your coffee, then the Silver Diner at 2081 Festival Way should be your first stop. Open at 6:30 a.m. every day, it serves the finest locally roasted French roast in town in both regular and decaf variants. If you aren't a fan of coffee, it also has a variety of Tazo hot teas to warm your belly. Best of all, all coffee and tea is bottomless, meaning you can have as many refills as you want. To satiate your appetite, try one of the farm-fresh three-egg omelets, farm-fresh egg combos, or brunch specialties, all of which come from the brain of Executive Chef Ype Von Hengst. more 2. Waldorf Starbucks Situated at 3053 Waldorf Market Place, this Starbucks is a great place to grab a cup of coffee to go. It's open Monday through Thursday from 5:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m., and opens a half hour earlier on Fridays, giving you plenty of time to stop by on your way to work. Naturally, you can order all your favorite Starbucks drinks here and take in the cozy atmosphere from one of the many tables. Some of the current highlights of the menu include the Blonde Vanilla Latte, Blonde Caffe Americano, and Blonde Cappuccino. 3. Donut Connection What's better than a fresh, warm donut and a steaming mug of coffee? Not much, which is why you should stop by the Donut Connection at 3480 Leonardtown Road. This establishment touts its life-giving elixir as the World's Best Coffee and features a number of flavored brews, including amaretto, cinnamon hazelnut, Irish cream, chocolate macadamia nut, and more. You also have your choice of cappuccino or frozen granita if you want something a bit different. The Waldorf Donut Connection is open extremely early, which is perfect if you work a night shift and need a caffeine fix. Stop in as early as 3:30 a.m. every day except Friday, when you can get your coffee at 3 a.m. 4. The Bistro As a part of the Courtyard Marriott at 3145 Crain Highway, The Bistro is a more upscale stop for your favorite coffee beverages. This location offers a number of tasty treats to give you the fuel to make it through the day, as well as coffee from Starbucks. You can get your favorites like the Caffe Latte, Caffe Mocha, espresso, and anything else you'd like. Coffee is something you shouldn't mess around with. If you're a connoisseur for good brews, these local coffee hot spots should be on your list of places to visit in Waldorf. " Flat White Coffee " by russelljsmith is licensed by CC BY 2.0

If you're on the lookout for a performance-inspired luxury midsize sedan, the new Cadillac CTS might be the best pick for you. The CTS offers seating for five, enough power to satisfy any speed-junky, and high-tech safety features to boot. With a base MSRP of $46,495 to $86,495 fully loaded and built to excite, you'll want to explore these four reasons to look out for the unparalleled 2018 Cadillac CTS. Punchy Turbocharged Engine The 2018 CTS is available with four ready-for-action engines under the hood: a standard 2.0-liter four-cylinder with a turbocharger, a stock 3.6-liter six-cylinder, the twin-turbocharged stock-six, and a big, beefy supercharged 6.2-liter V8. The most popular choice is the twin-turbocharged V6, which puts out plenty of power for a more thrilling acceleration that's highly competitive in its class. Paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission, the supercharger powers the performance-oriented CTS-V to 60 mph in as little as 3.7-seconds with a top speed of 200 mph. more Athletic Handling The sporty 2018 CTS is an excellent choice when it comes to handling. Rated among the best-performing luxury sedans, the CTS has cornering prowess not matched by many competitors. This Cadillac shows off its agility and stays poised on curvy roads with responsive steering and plenty of grip. For outwitting the road, the CTS-V pushes the limits and displays impressively athletic handling. And don't worry about sacrificing a comfortable ride; this caddy settles down for a smooth, secure ride even over rough roads, making the front-wheel-drive CTS the perfect car for long-distance cruising. Great Safety Features This distinctive sedan by Cadillac earned excellent crash test ratings, too. In the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration tests, the CTS received a full five stars in every category. Loaded standard with safety gear such as a rearview camera and rear parking sensors, upper-level trims feature advanced safety technology such as forward collision warning, a 360-degree camera, adaptive cruise control, automatic emergency braking, and so much more. The CTS's Safety Alert Seat vibrates to alert you when one of the other safety systems senses danger, such as drifting into the other traffic lane or heading towards objects while parking. State-of-the-Art Tech Features Fitted with quite a few innovative high-tech features, the CTS offers Cadillac's next generation CUE infotainment system, new for 2018 and standard with every model. The new CUE provides cloud-based elements such as the navigation app with live traffic updates, nearby fuel prices, and parking information. The CTS features an 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system with crisp visuals and Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, that respond quickly to voice recognition and touch inputs. Vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) communications technology, which communicates information to other similarly equipped vehicles on the road, is also available standard on the 2018 models. This progressive technology enables the CTS to collect and analyze data and warn drivers of hazards up ahead, allowing more time to react to potentially dangerous conditions. The 2018 Cadillac CTS is no ordinary domestic performance sedan. Take a test drive of this detailed winner at your local Cadillac dealer today. " 2014 Cadillac CTS " by Automotive Rhythms is licensed by CC BY-NC-ND 2.0

This winter, as you're dashing through the snow, don't forget to prep your car for Maryland's blustery weather. Snow, sleet, and freezing rain all present unique challenges on the road. When the weather outside is frightful, you want to make sure that you're keeping yourself and your car safe for travel. Try these four strategies to help keep you and your family safe while driving during the winter. Have a Winter Vehicle Emergency Kit Make sure you're not left stranded without the tools you need in an emergency. Having a preparedness kit in your trunk may be the single most important thing you can do for your car and your personal safety. Use a large plastic container and include these items in your kit: more Flashlights with new batteries Road flares First-aid kit Thermal blankets Extra water-resistant coat Waterproof gloves Waterproof boots and warm socks Radio with new batteries Charged cellphone and spare car charger Bag of sand or kitty litter Small shovel Ice scraper with brush Battery jumper cables Non-perishable snacks, such as nuts or jerky Check Your Engine's Antifreeze As temperatures drop, antifreeze becomes even more critical than ever, to help keep your vehicle running. Like a magic elixir, antifreeze keeps your engine block from freezing and cracking. Some of us fill our radiators with water during the summer months, and if this is you, you might be in for some trouble once temperatures drop below zero. Have your coolant system flushed and refilled by a professional if you suspect that your radiator is full of water. If you're sure you've got the right antifreeze, check your owner's manual for instructions on how you can refill it yourself. Invest in Winter Tires Winter tires are essential in Maryland, where the average winter temperature is 34 degrees. Winter tires stay flexible at these low temperatures, providing reliable traction when stopping and turning on cold pavement. Ensure that your tires are ready for severe weather by checking the pressure with a gauge from any auto supply store and fill them up at the free air tank available at most gas stations. Examine your tires for their tread life and don't forget to check the sidewalls, and your spare and jack too. Use Winter-Rated Wiper Fluid When old man winter comes knocking, switch your windshield washer fluid to the winter type. Yes, there is a difference.  Ordinary washer fluid will freeze quickly upon contact with your icy windshield, while cold weather fluid won't. Winter-rated wiper fluid is made to help loosen ice and snow from your windshield, making it easier to ensure your visibility is crystal clear. Western counties in Maryland experience colder weather and more snow, so make sure to install winter, rubber-clad wiper blades to fight ice build-up too. There's still time to get your car ready before Jack Frost starts nipping at your windshield. Ensure that you have a well-running vehicle this winter and that your family is safe and snug inside with these tips to prep your car for a Maryland winter. " Snowstorm, 12/19/09 " by the bridge is licensed under CC BY 2.0

If you loved the Chevy Equinox before, you'll love it even more now! Chevrolet introduced the all-new 2018 Chevy Equinox, and now that it's been on our lot for some time, we're seeing the changes first-hand, and we love what we see. The fresh new design on the 2018 Chevy Equinox boasts a lean, muscular exterior, closely mirroring the global Chevrolet design displayed in the Volt, Malibu and Cruze. The abundant, more detailed design including trim on each model, and projector-beam headlamps are all standard, along with LED daytime running lights. From the rear, the horizontal tail lamps put great emphasis on the wider stance, and the upper levels feature LED tail lamps, giving an all-around classy feel. The interior also encountered some changes, including a "down-and-away" instrument panel, low windshield base, and available denim style seat fabric, as well as easier loading with a new "kneeling" rear seat, allowing the bottom cushions to tilt when the split-folding seat backs are lowered. If it's innovative technology you're after, the 2018 Chevy Equinox has introduced countless features including a 7 and 8-inch diagonal MyLink infotainment systems, designed to support Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, as well as an OnStar 4G LTE Wi-Fi Hotspot. Safety features have never been so advanced, with new features such as available Teen Driver, to allow parents to set controls and review an in-vehicle report card to encourage safer driving habits, and available advanced features such as: New Safety Alert Seat New Surround Vision New Forward Collision Alert with Following Distance Indicator New Low-Speed Forward Automatic Braking New Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning New Rear Seat Reminder Lane Change Alert with Side Blind Zone Alert Rear Cross Traffic Alert The engine has also come a long way, with three turbocharged options, including the first turbo-diesel in North America, with a wide array of options available, giving our customers the ability to choose what is best for their needs. Stop in and see us to check out this stunning SUV, or visit us online to schedule your test-drive.

Ah, the bakery, where you can enter the establishment under the guise of buying a loaf of sourdough and come out with a dozen chocolate pudding cupcakes too. In celebration of the noble service that bakeries provide, behold our picks for four of the best pudding purveyors, cupcake specialists, and customizable cake designers around Waldorf. Sabor Casero Bakery Sabor Casero Bakery is a small, authentic Veracruz-style Mexican bakery that is immensely popular for their desserts, tortas, and tamales. Their tamales are melt-in-your-mouth good, with a delicious balance of flavors that are just addicting. Order a cake for your wedding or birthday party. Your guests will love Sabor's beautifully decorated and deliciously moist custom tres leches cakes made by their friendly staff. These bakers are true artisans, who create a magical display right on their cakes. Sabors is located at 3262 Leonardtown Road and is open daily from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. more Lavender Moon Cupcakery About a half-hour from Waldorf, at 116 South Royal Street in Alexandria, Virginia, you'll find a cupcakery called Lavender Moon. Flavors vary daily, based on the local farmer's market inspiration and the staff's creativity. Unique flavors of organic cupcakes, in addition to some amazing classics, include Blood Orange Dreamsicle, Pistachio and Passion Fruit, and Peach and Basil. Stop by the Moon and see what high-quality, fresh organic cupcakes are on the menu today. Open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., and weekends until 10. Cupcakes baked fresh daily from Lavender Moon run $30 per dozen or more. Sweet Thing Black Orchid Sweet Thing Black Orchid joins a menagerie of delights under one roof, from custom cakes to elegant floral designs, to event planning. Their extensive portfolio of event and novelty cakes speaks volumes for their talented designers. Cakes start at $35 while basic cupcakes are $3 each, and fancy cupcakes with embellishments run $10. Whimsical cakes, family pies, and puddings can be pre-ordered for the holidays. Located at 3088 Festival Way in the Festival Way shopping center, Sweet Thing is open to everyone Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday until 6, and Sunday noon to 5. Wigwam Wall's Bakery 2260 Old Washington Road is home to the family-owned and -operated Wall's Bakery. Since 1968, the Wall Family has been serving up made-from-scratch baked goods for the home, holidays, and events. The welcoming team over at Wall's Bakery is baking up their world-famous, and reportedly mega chocolate eclairs, sweet potato pie and traditional cannoli's. You'll also find custom-ordered cakes, cookies, pies of all flavors, dinner rolls and more, Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday till 6 p.m., and Sunday till 5 p.m. Take home a delicious pie for under $10, and regular cakes starting at just $11. This confectionery also makes the elusive fried-dough elephant ears from time to time, making this a real treat, since they're so hard to find in Waldorf. No matter what type of deliciously sweet concoction you've got a craving for, your favorite hometown bakery is always a hit in Waldorf. " Bakery " by Borya is licensed by CC BY-SA 2.0

You may not have the same experience of others, but there’s a situation that’s dubbed “the gray suit.” It’s not necessarily a local colloquialism or even a common term, but everyone seems to have the experience. The “gray suit” is the pair of gray sweats or pajamas that your significant other puts on at 5 p.m. on a Friday or Saturday night to signify that you aren’t going anywhere. The decision’s already been made. Fortunately, you can make the best of the situation by renting a movie or turning on Netflix and grabbing some grub. Here are just a few Waldorf restaurants to aid you in your night in. Thai Palace Although Thai food doesn’t hold the same popularity of delivery food as pizza or Chinese food, it’s every bit as good, and in most cases, more healthy. From curries to pad Thai to satay chicken and more, Thai Palace has everything you need just one phone call away. If you aren’t feeling particularly adventurous, they also have Chinese-inspired rice dishes, but you’d miss out on some of its delicacies. more Glorious Pizza When you want to grab a pie but you’re tired of the same old pizza chains, try Glorious Pizza. It appeals to all sorts of flavor palates, offering cheese pizza, customized pizzas, and 13 specialty pizzas. The eponymous Glorious pizza is perhaps the most popular of the bunch, topped with ground beef, Italian salami, red onions, black olives, fresh tomatoes, and mozzarella.   If you aren’t feeling pizza either, don’t miss out on the other delicious menu items, including calzones, salads, pasta, wraps, subs, quesadillas, wings, dessert, and more. Beijing Restaurant Chinese food has long been a staple of the night in, so if you’re in the mood, place a call or make an online order with Beijing Restaurant. With modern interpretations of classic Chinese dishes and only the freshest ingredients, you’ve never had Chinese food quite this good.   When you take a gander at the menu, you can’t help but get a bit overwhelmed, as there are literally over 100 menu items. However, choosing from favorites or wild concoctions you’ve never tried is part of the fun. They have plenty of favorites such as lo mein, fried rice, and egg rolls, but you can also branch out and try things like the yat mein. Originating at Chinese restaurants in New Orleans, this spicy, beef broth-based soup comes loaded with noodles and ingredients. On a cold night, it’s your closest ally. Food Scooter When all else fails, the only delivery restaurants just don’t sound good, or you can’t agree on something, call Food Scooter. It works exactly like Grubhub or Uber Eats, but instead of giving your money to a massive corporation, it stays right here in Waldorf. With this service, you have access to 33 restaurants throughout the city with everything from IHOP to Cold Stone Creamery.   Although turning in at 9 p.m. is tantamount to old age for some, it’s something that’s fun, offering you a chance to recharge your batteries, spend time with a friend or loved one, and stuff your face. The best part is that you can eat all you want. You’re already wearing sweats. " Home Movie Night day11 " by idea ablaze is licensed by CC BY 2.0

We’re heading into a New Year, and almost everyone is thinking of a way to improve their life, whether with fitness, organization, or even managing finances. But what about bettering your automobile? Your vehicle is most likely one of your most valued and relied on possessions, so, why not take every measure to ensure you’re keeping it in tip-top shape throughout the year? Here are a few ideas for New Year’s Resolutions, specifically for your automobile: Keep up with your routine maintenance. Your vehicle’s routine maintenance is one of the easiest things to overlook—whether it’s not having the time to have maintenance addressed, or the money. Although it’s easy to neglect, it’s also one of the most important aspects of your vehicle’s longevity and can help you save money and time, in the long run. Schedule an appointment with our Service Department to have your routine maintenance addressed. Keep your vehicle’s interior and exterior clean. Although it’s tough to maintain the cleanliness of your vehicle, especially in the colder months, you may feel better if you do. Having a clean vehicle may help reduce stress, especially if your vehicle tends to get cluttered easily. Keep up with your neglected maintenance. Have a rattling noise that’s been driving you crazy for a while, but haven’t had it looked at yet? Bring your car in for Service, and let our experts help you pin-point the problem, before it becomes a bigger problem. Schedule regular check-ups. Just like your physical health, it’s important to keep tabs on your vehicle’s health. Schedule regular appointments to have your car checked, to ensure everything is in working order.

Although Waldorf, Maryland, isn’t incorporated, the area has been inhabited by natives and settlers alike for hundreds of years. Because of this distinct influence of people and its location just 25 miles southeast of Washington, D.C., Waldorf has its fair share of history, even if it pales in comparison to the nation’s capital. Still, Waldorf has some interesting historical tidbits and fun facts if you know where to look. To educate yourself on the interesting past of the city, make sure to check out a few of these Waldorf-area museums. Surratt House Museum Located about 6 miles north of Waldorf, the Mary Surratt House is one of the most intriguing historical sites near Waldorf. Built in 1852, the home was the residence of John and Mary Surratt. They remained in the home until 1862, when John died and Mary moved to a nearby townhome.   A Confederate sympathizer during the Civil War, Mary Surratt eventually met John Wilkes Booth and aided him in the conspiracy to assassinate President Lincoln. She was later captured, tried, and hanged for her crimes. Today, you can learn about her life, the reasons for her involvement in the assassination and more in the building she called home. Featuring exhibits, some of her original possessions, and guided tours, the Surratt House Museum is a must-visit for Civil War history buffs and conspiracy theorists alike. more Dr. Mudd House Museum Situated in the heart of Waldorf, the Dr. Mudd House Museum, also known as St. Catherine, is one of the most-visited museums in the city and the original domicile of Dr. Samuel Mudd, who was also part of the conspiracy to assassinate President Lincoln. Mudd built the home in 1856 after receiving about 200 acres as a wedding present and proceeded to build the home, which features mid-1800s farmhouse architecture.   Like Surratt, Mudd was a Confederate supporter, but unlike her, he was only imprisoned for his role in the assassination. However, the most intriguing fact isn’t that Mudd lived here. It’s that Mudd splinted the broken leg of John Wilkes Booth in the home shortly after the assassination and let him rest for a few hours. Today, the home is the site of the Dr. Mudd House Museum, which provides guided tours Wednesday through Sunday that tell you all about the doctor’s life and that one fateful night in April 1865. Piscataway Indian Museum Long before the Civil War, the area near Waldorf was the home of the Piscataway Indians and other tribes. If you’re interested in Native American culture and history, that makes the Piscataway Indian Museum the perfect fit for you. While most exhibits put an emphasis on this tribe, the museum also has exhibits on Indians from around the country. With hands-on exhibits and colorful displays, this museum is ideal for kids and adults alike. With so much amazing history, Waldorf is one of the more exciting, yet lesser historical gems in Maryland. Take advantage of these museums today to get a better glimpse of the roots of the area and the country. " Mary Surratt House - front " by Tim Evanson is licensed by CC BY-SA 2.0

In a world where generating income is so important, you may be wondering if there are ways to earn some money with your car. You've probably heard of independent taxi services, but there are many other ways you can earn as a driver. You can also earn with your car while you rest at home! Here are four ways that drivers can earn money with their vehicles. Become an Independent Cabby There are many ways you can help other people get around town while earning some money. Two of the most popular and lucrative independent cab services are Uber and Lyft. Independent cabby services allow you to set your own schedule and pick up rides when and where you want. more Deliver the Goods There are a few services that focus on delivering goods rather than driving passengers around town. These include AmazonFlex, UberEATS, and EatStreet. Note that AmazonFlex drivers must have a four-door car or sedan. There are plenty of options for delivering purchased goods to someone's home, but if you have a truck or SUV, you can use that extra utility to transport larger items and earn some cash. This is something that Uber drivers can do, and companies like Task Rabbit also provide these services. If you have a Cadillac SRX or another quality SUV, this may be perfect for you. Advertise Using Your Car If you log lots of miles on your car as a daily commuter, are a good driver, have a newer vehicle that's in good shape, and are in or near a big city, you can receive money by having your car wrapped in advertisements. All you need to do is drive around! Here are a few reputable companies that provide this service: Wrapify Pay Me for Driving Autowrapped The income potential depends on how much of your car is covered in advertisements and several other factors. Partial and full advertisement options are available. Rent Your Car Do you not put many miles on your car? Or are there days of the week where it sits unused? You can optimize those hours by renting out your car to other drivers. Two companies that provide this service are RelayRides and FlightCar. With RelayRides, customers agree to rent your car and pick it up at whatever location you select. This can be at your home while you enjoy a day off, or it can be at your office, allowing you to generate some income while you're at work. Another option is FlightCar. Through this service (which is available in select cities), you simply drive to the airport and register with the company. If someone rents your vehicle while you're on vacation, you'll earn based on the miles driven. This is a great option for those who own a luxury vehicle, such as a Cadillac. Whether you have extra time and want to drive people around or deliver supplies, are willing to turn your vehicle into an ad space, or want to rent it out when you aren't using it, there are many ways to earn revenue through your car. Consider the options above, and check that your car meets any requirements when you apply. " Uber: pro e contro della start-up avversata dai tassisti " by automobileitalia is licensed by CC BY 2.0

Waldorf, Maryland, is a fantastic city to be in this October. If you're a fan of the Halloween season, you'll find plenty of opportunities to celebrate in town and throughout the surrounding area. Here are four activities and events to help commemorate the holiday in Waldorf. Attend a Halloween Festival There are many Halloween festivals in Maryland that you can attend. For example, adults and teenagers can go to the Nightmare Halloween Music and Art Festival in Darlington. This event runs from October 27 through the 28 th and includes live music, an art gallery, costume contests, and many other terrifying attractions. For something more family friendly, consider ZooBOOO! in Baltimore. Kids will love to visit The Maryland Zoo, which will be hosting trick-or-treating, costume contests, carnival games, and other fun seasonal activities. more Visit a Real-Life Pumpkin Patch Pumpkin carving is a fun Halloween activity, but you don't have to settle for picking a pumpkin from a grocery store this year. Instead, go to the source at one of two farms in Waldorf! Your first choice is Middleton's Cedar Hill Farm, located at Cedar Hill Place. In addition to visiting the pumpkin patch and picking one to take home, you can see the farm animals, find your way through an 8-acre maze, and take a barrel train ride. Shlagel Farms on Shlagel Road is your second choice. On weekends in October, you can visit and pick your own pumpkin. During the weekdays, you can visit with your young kids for a wagon ride and tour and stop by the petting zoo. Get Terrified at a Haunted House Attending a haunted house is the ultimate experience on Halloween. There are many options near Waldorf, such as Scream City Haunted House. This top-rated haunted house has attractions operating in two locations this year: Ocean City and Olney. If you're up for the road trip, these are two of the nation's best. For something unique and closer to home, plan a Ghosts of Sotterley Tour. At Sotterley Plantation in Hollywood, you can take a haunted tour through the property. This is a 300-year-old plantation, so it's the perfect setting for some Halloween terror! Visit Area Halloween Stores You'll need to visit a retailer to pick up supplies for any Halloween parties you're planning and to find the perfect costume. Stop by Halloween City of Waldorf to find all the gear you need and to get into the spirit of the season. Halloween City is a local costume superstore where you can shop a range of costumes and decorations. Subscribe to the email list for a 20 percent off coupon on a single item. Whether you want to enjoy some seasonal not-so-scary fun with your family this year or are looking for a heart-pounding experience, you can find something suitable in or near Waldorf. Visit one of the attractions or events in this list, or plan a trick-or-treating path through your neighborhood. Either way, you're sure to have fun getting into the Halloween spirit! " halloween is just around the corner " by mccun934 is licensed by CC BY 2.0

There are hundreds of restaurant options in and around Waldorf. If you're in the mood for a delicious burger, check out these five restaurants in the area that offer great dishes. Foster's Grille Foster's Grille is located at 2975 Shasho Place. Here, you'll find a casual atmosphere that's excellent for small get-togethers over excellent food. The first Foster's Grille was built in 1999. Foster's Grille serves a range of sandwiches, Buffalo wings, salads, and sides. Of course, you're here for a juicy burger! The Olde Fashioned Charburger is a simple favorite. You can also get a grilled or fried Backyard Garden Burger or a Turkey Burger. The Lil' Charburger is made for kids, so everyone in the family who's craving a burger will find an option here. Check out the Foster's Grille website to see what specials are available. This usually includes at least one special burger. Foster's Grille is open daily from 11 to 9 p.m. and closes at 10 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. more Simply Good Simply Good, described as a "down-to-Earth" diner, is located at 183 St. Patricks Drive. It serves burgers, fried chicken, and other American dishes as well as a selection of Korean plates. This makes it a good choice if you're the only one in the family craving a burger. The menu features two basic choices: A hamburger or a cheese burger. Both are in the $5-$6 range. Along with your burger, you can enjoy sides such as onion rings, coleslaw, and fries. Simply Good is open from 11 to 10 p.m. daily, stays open an hour later on Friday and Saturday, and is closed on Sunday. Lefty's Barbecue Lefty's Barbecue is another wonderful local choice for a juicy burger. This is a family-run restaurant, and you can expect a casual atmosphere befitting any quality BBQ joint. It's located at 2064 Crain Highway. You'll have a hard time picking from the full menu, even if you just came for a burger. The Grilled Angus Burger is available as a lunch special (served 11 to 3 p.m. Wednesday through Friday) and comes with a side dish. You can also go for the Build Your Own Burger, which comes with two sides when ordered as a platter. A Hickory Grilled Burger is available from the kid's menu. Lefty's Barbecue is closed Monday and Tuesday but open the rest of the week starting at 11 a.m. It closes at 8 p.m. on Sunday and Wednesday through Thursday and at 9 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. Asados Grille Asados Grille is located at 12028 Jefferson Farm Place. This top-rated restaurant in Waldorf has one stellar burger choice: Asado's Super Burger. This premium beef burger is served with your choice of topping. A variety of other sandwiches are available, and you can check the website for specials. This restaurant is open daily from 11 to 9 p.m. but closes an hour earlier on Sunday. The ambience here is laid back and welcoming. Waldorf is an excellent city for a quality dining experience. The next time the mood for a fantastic burger takes you, remember these locations in Maryland. " tango burger " by flavouz is licensed by CC BY 2.0

Who says you need to travel to the South to get great tasting BBQ? You can get the most mouth-watering and delicious tasting BBQ dishes right here in Waldorf, Maryland. These five restaurants are some of the best BBQ restaurants throughout the city and are sure to please. more Lefty's Barbeque Lefty's is a landmark BBQ spot located in the center of Waldorf. Founded in 1989, it is a favorite of the locals. All of the BBQ dishes are slow cooked on a hickory wood fire that will remind you of mom's home cooking. Some of the best dishes on the menu include deep-fried hush puppies, hickory-smoked rib platters, and even a unique grilled BBQ quesadilla. These dishes are served with delicious drinks at affordable prices. Lefty has perfected the BBQ menu, consistently appearing as the top rated BBQ spot in the city. Asados Grill As far as ratings are concerned, Asados Grill is not far behind Lefty's. This BBQ grill offers a unique twist on the traditional BBQ restaurant. Not only are your food items prepared with the highest quality of ingredients, they are prepared right in front of you. This BBQ place, also centrally located in Waldorf, serves slow-cooked sandwiches, juicy chicken that falls right off the bone, and BBQ quesadillas covered in melted cheese. Urban Bar-B-Que The Urban Bar-B-Que Company has more than fresh BBQ on their menu. Some of the restaurant's most unusual dishes include a "redneck chili" fondue, urban "soul" rolls served with a zingy dip, and chicken tortilla salad. Prefer traditional BBQ items? Don't worry, Urban Bar-B-Que has that covered too. Here, you will find beef brisket chili bowls and some of the best BBQ wings in the city. Texas Ribs & BBQ Texas Ribs & BBQ gives you the quality of Texan-made BBQ, in the state of Maryland. They strive to introduce Maryland residents to the authentic taste of southern BBQ and they have done a good job so far. Most of the menu, including the BBQ beans, coleslaw, pulled pork, and chicken salad are all made with fresh ingredients, right in the restaurant. The menu has a long list of items with something for everyone. The most common dishes, however, are the BBQ catfish dish and the sampler platters, which offer a little taste of everything. Spoon's Korean & American BBQ Have you ever tried Korean BBQ? Spoon's BBQ offers guests a unique twist on traditional BBQ. Try one of the famous lettuce wraps served with sticky white rice or opt for something larger, like the fried Snakehead Po' Boy. Many of the dishes come with delicious homemade tartar sauce. Complement your BBQ dish with a full bar, including one-of-a kind choices for Korean beer. The state of Maryland may not be located in the South, but that doesn't mean they are a stranger to some of the best BBQ food. Waldorf is home to many authentic, yet unique tasting, BBQ restaurants. You are sure to find something amazing at any of these five Waldorf BBQ spots. " Pork Barbeque " by pulaw is licensed by CC BY 2.0