Remember LaLa Land? How about Sir Guy's? If so (…or even if you don't), you'll find my recent Cape Gazette column interesting.
A bit of RB dining history…1/1
A bit of RB dining history…
by The Rehoboth Foodie
/ Updated on September 14, 2021
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Fondue open next week!
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Are you Ready?
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Sunday Jazz Brunch 4/2
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Did you miss a show?
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Unwined OUT – JAM Bistro IN
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Hammerheads Dockside Closing
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Good Eats: Charleston, SC
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Cup’R Cone at Lake & Avenue
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BBQ, Blues & Brews in RB
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A Tribute to Jamie Parsons
How about the french lady with the crepe stand on Rehoboth Ave? Later morphed into Cafe Papillion!
Yes! I actually wrote about her in a column several years ago. Sold crepes off of a cart!
Having grown up in the area in the early to mid 1980s I remember dining at the Sea Horse (where my parents discovered their daughter had expensive taste in food), the Avenue restaurant (sipping Shirley temples to attempt sophistication at the age of 10), and the Dinner Bell Inn (there was a chicken dish I recall adoring). When my spouse and I returned for a vacation in 2001 it was great to see other childhood favorites still standing Nicola’s, Grotto’s, Gus & Gus etc. The food at Rehoboth – which for us also now includes Royal Treat (breakfast), Salt Air, Blue Hen, Henlopen Oyster House, Big Fish!, Go Fish!, Fish On! is such a treat. Thank you for the walk down memory lane.