You won’t find it unless you’re looking for it. Turn west onto Rt. 16 from Coastal Highway and drive about 5 minutes. As you enter Milton, the first thing you’ll see on the right is a Dollar General sign. Make … Continue reading →

Several establishments to the south have been crying out for attention, and I’ve managed to get around to at least a few of them. I go three times before I write about places, so it takes me a while. One … Continue reading →

If you go to Papa Grande’s Coastal Taqueria in Fenwick Island expecting a typical Mexican restaurant, you will be surprised. But I don’t think you will be disappointed. I love Tex-Mex burritos, chili, enchiladas and tacos as much as the … Continue reading →

Maryland fressers of a certain age might remember Hofberg’’s Delicatessen in Silver Spring, Md. The place was truly Kosher, and I still remember the sign behind the counter that proudly proclaimed: “”The only ham we serve at Hofberg’s is Hamm’s … Continue reading →

One of my favorite Foodies-at-Arms often expresses a hankerin’ for “good red-sauce Italian.” Surprisingly, there aren’t a lot of places around here (only two come to mind) that successfully fulfill that need, so he’s always on the lookout. Apparently the … Continue reading →

Former Agave kitchen boss Leisa Berlin (original owner of Second Street Popcorn and Candies (several years ago), and mom of Agave owner Chris McKeown has opened Edie Bee’s Confection Shop just in time for the sweet summer season with all … Continue reading →

There’s nothin’ like a fresh, warm bagel. So many transplants tell me how they mourn the loss of their favorite bagel joint in their home towns. New Yorkers wax rhapsodic over H&H. Suburban Marylanders sob quietly over the loss of … Continue reading →

The reincarnation of the Rose & Crown in Lewes’ boutique Hotel Rodney brings back memories of the original restaurant of the same name that used to be in the space now occupied by Jerry’s Seafood (next door to The Buttery). … Continue reading →

This is not owner Tia Sexton’s first rodeo. This Del-Tech graduate and Bethany Beach-raised restaurateur has had a lot of practice coping with the ins and outs of restauranting, including working at Magnolia’s in Ocean View for over 12 years. Most recently … Continue reading →

It’s no secret that the Rusty Rudder in Dewey Beach is more popular for its outside bar and deck, live entertainment and magnificent view of the Rehoboth Bay than it is for the food. The dark, cramped and walled-off restaurant … Continue reading →