After last week’s sad announcement that they were closing, Barry and his crew at Flying Fish Cafe in Fenwick have decided to take a deep breath and reopen! In spite of the fact that smaller restaurants are finding it difficult … Continue reading →

Bob Yesbek’s annual Labor Day Roundup shouts out to the restaurants that were brave enough to open in spite of prolonged and arbitrary restrictions against them making a profit. See the article HERE.

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

Check out my recent column in Cape Gazette. “15 Tips for the Care & Feeding of your Summer Visitors” covers 15 local eateries and suggestions for what to get. CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE

Check out The Rehoboth Foodie’s latest ‘Steppin’ Up To The Plate’ column in Beach Paper! CLICK HERE TO READ IT.

Ed Waples and Anthony Lewis, along with Elton and Patricia Lewis are pleased to finally open Sydney’s Restaurant & Lounge in the old Kindle space at Paynter’s Mill. CLICK HERE to read my 8/21/20 Cape Gazette column about Sydney’s. Opening … Continue reading →

Check out Bob Yesbek’s Cape Gazette column form last week. It’s all about carryout-friendly Chinese food in the Cape Region. CLICK HERE TO READ THE COLUMN

Check out my Cape Gazette column from a few weeks ago about Woody’s Dewey Beach Bar & Grill. Not only does Jimmy O’Conor dish up a tasty crabcake, but he has an interesting and heartwarming story about triumph over medical … Continue reading →

Well, we’ve been promising you this for a couple of months, and the construction on the north side of Rehoboth Avenue is finally finished. And yes, the space belongs to none other than Alper Akgoren and Ercan Sanli, who several … Continue reading →