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The restaurant group behind Bethany Blues & The Starboard has brought Bethany Blues’ BBQ into the old Nicola’s space on N. 1st St. in downtown Rehoboth Beach. They feature the same famous BBQ of Bethany Blues in Bethany Beach and … Continue reading →

Restaurateur and club owner Bryan Derrickson has opened Crushers Crabs & Crushes in the old Port 251 space at the corner of Lake & The Avenue. The space has extensive outdoor seating, most of it covered. It’s fun sitting out … Continue reading →

Former Blue Moon chef/owner Lion Gardner, along with Tyler Townsend and Bob Suppies from The Pines & Aqua Grill have opened their second downtown fine dining venture. Their first was DRIFT, getting rave reviews in the totally renovated old Seafood … Continue reading →

The brand new Coast Rehoboth hotel (part of the Tapestry Collection by Hilton) is up and running at the old Sandcastle/Conch Island location at 2nd St. & The Avenue. And located therein is Sirocco Restaurant. The new property was developed … Continue reading →

Restaurateur and entrepreneur Steve “Monty” Montgomery and his team have done it again. In addition to opening Starboard Claw (in the old Hammerheads space in Dewey) on Memorial Day 2023 weekend, he went off the deep end and opened his … Continue reading →

Fins Hospitality Group has expanded onto Fenwick Island with JR’s Seafood Shack. It’s all about Southern Comfort food. The menu has a decidedly Lowcountry, with a hot & cheezy crab dip, hushpuppies (of course!), and their own creation, the Redneck … Continue reading →

The VERY popular food truck that used to be in the Aldi parking lot behind Chick-fil-A is now a real walk-up on Rehoboth Avenue. Kathryn Robinson and her husband James have opened their First State Corn & More spot in … Continue reading →

The new Lewes Oyster House is open! DelawareToday’s ‘Best of Delaware’ award-winning chef Sean Corea, hospitality Swiss Army knife Tom Little and business partner Tim Bartley have joined forces to open their brand new eatery in the iconic Walsh Building … Continue reading →