Now, Moore has built another such immersive illusion for Baltimoreans and others heading to the ocean: the Seacrets Distilling Company. Guests under the age of 21 are not permitted in the bay, nite club or pier at any time.Seacrets Distilling brings visitors back to a very specific moment in time.Īmong acres of palm trees, tropical drinks, and reggae music at Seacrets in Ocean City, owner and founder Leighton Moore wants patrons to feel like they’ve been transported to Jamaica. as long as they are accompanied by an adult. The Ocean City Beach Bus travels along Coastal Highway and stops near Seacrets. The best way to get to Seacrets is to take a cab, Uber, Lyft or public transportation, as parking is limited. Seacrets is located off of Coastal Highway on 49 th Street. Seacrets is located at 117 49 th St., Ocean City, Md. Visit to download the banquet information packet to learn more. Your event will have a breezy, island-style vibe with Caribbean flavor when you host it at Seacrets. With several spaces on the property, including the Speakeasy Tasting Room, Seacrets can cater to up to 2,000 guests. Seacrets is a fantastic venue for your wedding, party, fundraiser or any other event. Must be 21 and older to tour and visit the distillery. Tours cost $10 and include your tasting at the end. Your tour ends in the Speakeasy Tasting Room where you can sample three of the distillery’s spirits.ĭistillery tours are Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m.–5 p.m. Travel back to 1933 to watch the process of creating these premium spirits. Seacrets Distillery’s tasting room resembles the age of Prohibition. The distillery produces award-winning, small-batch spirits, including flavored rum and vodka along with whiskey. Operating since 2016, Seacrets Distillery is Worcester County’s first distillery since the end of Prohibition. Seacrets Distilling Company is located on-site. No matter what time of year you visit, there’s always live music and entertainment at Seacrets. Inside, the Morley Hall Nite Club provides live bands and DJs every night during summertime to dance to. The beach stage, right in the sand, has a platform for MCs, DJs, live bands and contests. The tiki stage features live DJs and a spacious dance floor. The locale has four venues: the tiki stage, beach stage, main bar and nite club. Throughout the year, Seacrets plays host to local, regional and national artists and musicians. Servers will come right to your table in the water or raft to take your order during the summer months. The most unique aspect to Seacrets is the option to enjoy a drink and food right in the bay. These specialty drinks, many made with Seacrets own distilled spirits, are perfect for relaxing in the water or sipping while listening to live music. While you’re there, don’t miss out on a handcrafted cocktail. Seacrets serves a number of beers and wines, including their own Tropicale wheat ale. During winter, the inside bar area becomes a sit-down dining room. While the locale is geared towards a more adult crowd, Seacrets does allow children.Įnjoy your meal on the large beach dining area under cooling palm trees. Seacrets even offers a kid’s menu with simple eats, including grilled cheese, chicken tenders, burgers, pizza and more. The warm weather months offer lighter and more casual fare, while the off season sees more steaks and seafood dinners. Non-seafood menu items include burgers, salads, ribs, steak and more. A majority of the menu consists of dishes made with locally sourced seafood. Complementing the restaurant’s island theme, Seacrets serves a number of Jamaican-influenced dishes, including jerk chicken, Jamaican pizza, Caribbean quesadilla and more. Seacrets is also a full-service restaurant, serving lunch and dinner. While most come to Seacrets for the high-energy beach parties, be sure to indulge in a meal and handcrafted cocktail while you’re there. Listed on The Daily Meal’s “Best Beach Bars in America,” Seacrets is a cocktail, dining and nightlife hot spot year-round, but it really heats up when the weather does. The property now boasts several bars, performance areas, a clothing boutique, radio station and distillery. What once began as a locals-only bar has now transformed into a must-visit for Ocean City vacationers. Known as “Destination Jamaica, U.S.A.,” Seacrets takes on a laid-back beach vibe through the décor, Jamaican-inspired cuisine and entertainment. The bar, restaurant, nightclub and concert venue is a popular waterfront locale along the Isle of Wight Bay. Transport yourself from Ocean City, Maryland to the tropical Caribbean with a trip to Seacrets. Seacrets takes on a laid-back beach vibe through the décor, Jamaican-inspired cuisine and entertainment.
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