We are pleased to announce that our very own Hari Cameron, Sussex County local boy, owner/chef at a(MUSE.) restaurant, and partner in the successful Grandpa MAC restaurants has won the Chesapeake/DC Rising Star Award. StarChefs Rising Stars celebrates leading-edge chefs … Continue reading →

The Foodie is sad to report that Fuego to Go on 1st Street (where Otto’s Sandwich Shop and many others were previously located) is closed permanently. The two nice guys who opened the place perhaps promised a bit more than … Continue reading →

In what is probably yet another result of rapidly rising rents, Coldstone Creamery has vacated its longtime spot on the north side of the ocean block of Rehoboth Avenue. We’ll keep you posted on the next brave entrepreneur to move … Continue reading →

Patrick Staggs and his team are taking over the former 16 Mile brewery location on S. Bedford St. in Georgetown. Goodness knows Brett McCrea’s delicious 16 Mile brews will be missed, but Revelation also makes a good product, and this … Continue reading →

Jimmy’s Grill Rehoboth closed its doors for good at the end of December, 2018. According to the ownership of the company, Jimmy’s never lived up to the financial projections and expectations they had hoped for. That, combined with the fact … Continue reading →

We are sad to report that A Different Kitchen in the Paynter’s Mill development in Milton closed its doors permanently on Saturday, 12/29. Chefs Roy Fowler and Mary Gaffney did an amazing job there, and I know that many of … Continue reading →

The Rehoboth Foodie is sad to report that partners Milan Mladjan and Michael Lankford have closed their Beach Nomad Brews on Baltimore Avenue in Rehoboth. Historically that has been a very difficult space for a restaurant, and along with their … Continue reading →

Is it a utility shed? Is it a phone booth? No! It’s Mudslingers! Becky Burgwin, Lela Arnold and Kathryn Burgwin opened their minuscule emporium of espresso, lattes, smoothies, teas and frappes on December 12th in the parking lot at 18969 … Continue reading →

Kevin Reading (Abbott’s Grill Milford/Laurel) and Eric Williams’ (Mispillion River Brewing) Brick Works concept, currently in Smyrna, will expand to the new shopping center at Rt. 24 and Long Neck Road. We’ll keep you informed!