““Are you crazy!?!”” screamed my posse of spies, moles and operatives (it sounded strangely rehearsed…) when I announced that I was going to write about a particular McDonald’’s. ““Think of the avalanche of emails you’’ll get from the Chronic Complainers! … Continue reading →

It’s all about the pizza at Mr. P’s. Not that everything else isn’t alright, but the pies definitely stand out. When I don’t get my standby, I go back and forth between the San Giorgio (Italian sausage and pepperoni) and the … Continue reading →

The Rehoboth Foodie still holds fond memories of those cavernous Ocean City restaurants of the late ’60s and ’70s when he was bangin’ out rock ‘n’ roll 7 nights a week at Jack & June Fisher’s long-gone Hideaway Lounge on … Continue reading →

Click here to listen to owner Mara DePace interviewed on Sip & Bite with the Rehoboth Foodie. And she’ll sing for you too! Owner Mara DePace’s childhood memories of Sunday Italian dinners with family and friends inspired her to go … Continue reading →

A couple of miles west of Fenwick Island on Rt. 54 there’s an interesting little enclave of restaurants that the Foodie feels obligated to bring to your attention. Not that he wants you to leave Rehoboth, mind you, but if … Continue reading →

It’s a foodie version of one-stop shopping! Liquid Assets is nestled into the crowded (but festive) 94th St. Shopping Center in Ocean City, MD, about 40 minutes south of Rehoboth. Just walking into Liquid Assets is an experience. The racks of … Continue reading →

The (relatively) “Quiet Resort” of Bethany Beach (about 12 miles south of Rehoboth Beach) boasts several noteworthy eateries. One of the home-grown mainstays is the Cottage Cafe, right smack on Rt. 1, across from the Sea Colony high rises. Haute Cuisine? … Continue reading →

I’ve written that there is, in fact, intelligent life (or intelligent dining) south of Rehoboth Beach, and one of the best examples is Mancini’s, on the east side of Rt. 1 smack in the middle of Fenwick Island. Yes, it’s a … Continue reading →

China Express is the stereotypical neighborhood Chinese restaurant — except that the food is better than what you might be used to elsewhere. With only about 10 or so tables and a bustling takeout business, the phone rings constantly as those rectangular bags … Continue reading →

DiFebo’s Bethany is a few miles south of Rehoboth Beach on Rt. 26 (Garfield Parkway), less than a half-mile inland from the Bethany Beach totem pole. They offer a not-so-traditional Italian menu which can change at any minute, and pretty much everything is quite good. … Continue reading →