We are sad to report the passing of Gus Svolis, the founder of Gus & Gus’ Place – over 60 years on the Rehoboth Boardwalk. He is survived by his sons George and Bill Svolis. Listen to Bill and George … Continue reading →

Well, they finally announced it (and I can FINALLY post it! I hate keeping secrets….). Chris and Mike of Agave will be taking over the old Jake’s spot on Coastal Highway across from Fins Ale House. Opening is slated for … Continue reading →

The old Gilligan’s restaurant on Rt. 16 in Milton is now the new Beaches Seafood Restaurant and Bar! Don & Lori Allan and their son from Beaches Seafood in Lewes (in the old Jimmy Lynn’s spot) are the bosses! As … Continue reading →

CLICK HERE to check out the “Dog Rules” section of this website. Includes dogs in restaurants info and dog parks.

Check out my recent column in Cape Gazette! Learn how sound and noise in restaurants are actually two entirely different things. CLICK HERE TO READ

There’s a new truck in town and it’s called SmashMouth Burgers! They’ve only been open for 2-3 weeks, but already have a loyal following. At the moment they can be found late-nite on Mondays and Wednesdays at Big Chill Surf … Continue reading →

It’s been a long time since I posted the arrival of Sticky Rice in Lewes, and I am happy to say that Sticky Rice is finally OPEN at 1604 Savannah Road near Capriotti’s in Lewes Plaza. Thai-style tapas including curry … Continue reading →

Looking for a specific restaurant review or article on RehobothFoodie.com? Easy! Browse locations and cuisines by clicking “REVIEWS” at the top of the page under the Foodie logo (just look UP – see it?), and then select what you’d like … Continue reading →

I have received a number of emails regarding Villa Sorrento in Lewes. They are undergoing some renovation on the outside of the strip center, and phone response has been spotty. But they are indeed open! A little persistence will pay … Continue reading →

Some tasty beach bites can be had simply by reaching through a window! Bob Yesbek chronicles and categorizes in his inimitable manner. Read the Cape Gazette column HERE