Joe Lertch of The Vineyard Wine Bar & Bistro has finished the extensive fitup and cleanup needed to open his second location of Vineyard Wine Bar & Bistro in the downtown Rehoboth space formerly occupied by Espuma. It took a … Continue reading →

SoDel Concepts’ CEO Scott Kammerer and his talented crew have opened their brand new Bluecoast Rehoboth in the Gateway Center near Fresh Market. Excitement has been high since he broke the news exclusively on the Sip & Bite Show during … Continue reading →

As predicted by the Rehoboth Foodie earlier this year (yet again scooping everyone else, thank you), Indigo Indian Restaurant has opened in downtown Rehoboth Beach. The sister restaurant to the very popular India restaurant in Annapolis (presently closed and in … Continue reading →

It’s all about cookies, houses, croissants, floorplans, coffee, specialty coffees, milkshakes, cakes and new construction at the new Mug & Spoon just a few steps from the Boardwalk in Rehoboth Beach. Longtime Rehoboth Beach ice cream (and hot sauce) guru … Continue reading →

It’s a brewery. No, it’s a restaurant. No, it’s a liquor store. No, it’s a distillery. No, it’s a pub…. Well, if it’s Dogfish Head Brewings & Eats in Rehoboth, it’s all of those things including, back in 1995, the world’s … Continue reading →

Joe Baker and Chris Bisaha’s Blue Hen is open in The Avenue Inn at 33 Wilmington Ave. The 2016 Delaware Restaurateurs of the Year singlehandedly made Henlopen City Oyster House one of Rehoboth’s go-to spots for great seafood. Their expansion … Continue reading →

That little spot at 4 North First Street (next to Nicola’s) has seen a parade of short-lived ventures – most of which barely lasted a year. I suspect things might be different with Rob Cruz and Phillip Hollar’s Fuego To … Continue reading →

Mason’s Famous Lobster Rolls is open at 67 Rehoboth Avenue on the Ocean Block (where Nonna’s Sweet Treats used to be). Mason’s is a household word in Annapolis and the lobster rolls are quite tasty. How do I know? Because … Continue reading →

When I first published this article in 2009, I know I annoyed 1776’s hands-on co-owner Tom Holmes by comparing him to Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse, and he told me that he doesn’t compare himself to them. But Tom, I beg to … Continue reading →

After exhaustive studies and fact-finding missions since I first wrote about Pete’s in 2012, I have reached this conclusion: There are two camps of cheesesteak aficionados out there. (1) Those who love their cheesesteaks on the soft, Amoroso’s Bakery-style roll; the mainstay … Continue reading →