After many trials and tribulations, David Kneller has opened The Market @ 59 Baltimore at the corner of Baltimore Avenue and 2nd St. Grand opening was the last week of March, 2026. This is a fun spot for creative food … Continue reading →

The new owners of Big Fish Restaurant Group are renovating the old Arena’s location on Coastal Highway (next to Big Fish Grill). No word yet on what they are doing, but we’ll certainly keep you posted.

Keep an eye on RehobothFoodie.com for the opening of the new Hopkins Farm Market, featuring fresh local fruits, veggies, meats, pastries, pastas and more, including a fun cafe serving Milton Home Coffee, goodies from La Baguette Bakery, and much more! … Continue reading →

FINALLY! Nossa Casa Brazilian Steakhouse is OPEN in the old Georgia House location in downtown Millsboro. Owned by Brazilian sisters Thaina and Maria Louisa Bittencourt-Ventura, it features the popular churrascaria concept. Current hours are Monday – Thursday | 4:00 PM … Continue reading →

I should also add, “Coho’s OUT, JAM IN” to the title. In the final chapter of the Atlantic Sands Hotel expansion, the iconic Eden Restaurant on Baltimore Avenue (where Pizza by Elizabeths used to be many years ago) has moved … Continue reading →

Frank & Louie’s Italian Specialties, in partnership with Second Block Hospitality’s Bob Suppies and Dave Gonce, became Pazzo Italiano in late October 2025.  A new remodel will make room for more Italian goodies and prepared meals. As of now, the … Continue reading →

Kaisey’s Delights has moved into the old DE Trust Bank building in Millsboro to become The Bank at Kaisey’s. The old Lewes location at the corner(s) of Wescoats, Clay and Savannah Roads is now the Cape Deli. Described as an … Continue reading →

First Watch restaurant is OPEN for business in the old Bob Evans location at Postal Rd. near Midway. Their concept is health-friendly breakfast and brunch. They have locations throughout the country, including Las Vegas, San Antonio and three locations in … Continue reading →

We are sad to report that the delightful Ogre’s Grove comic book (and other goodies) shop in downtown Milton is closing. But dry those tears! They will continue their subscriber services and purchases online. Their last brick & mortar day … Continue reading →

Making way for development, the old shopping center at 94th St. (where the only remaining anchor store was Rose’s) is now gone after being there 45 years. Sorta sad, but the center was getting pretty ratty, and time marches on!