a(MUSE.), at 44 Baltimore Ave., started out as one of the most unusual restaurants in Rehoboth Beach, and probably for many miles around. With 3-time James Beard nominee Hari Cameron’s modernist cooking style, it took a while for the restaurant … Continue reading →

Dewey’s popular Nalu Hawaiian Surf Bar & Grill is open in its RB ocean-block location! They open at 11AM every day. Owner Regan Derrickson has completely transformed the old Wilmington University building on the north side of the ocean block … Continue reading →

Before a restaurant opens, I try to sneak in and grab a few photos for you and maybe even a few food shots if possible. That’s why my preliminary articles are called “sneak peek.” But the owners of the brand … Continue reading →

Shrimpy’s Snack Shack by the Boardwalk in Rehoboth Beach took over the old Hooked Seafood & Martini Bar space in Midway in late 2018. This is not their first rodeo: Ronald Zseltvay (affectionately known as the way-more-pronounceable Ron Zee), Ray … Continue reading →

That classic spot at 236 Rehoboth Avenue has played host to many influential businesses. Astral Plane (where budding restaurateur Alyson Blyth waited tables). Sydney’s – the creole restaurant that became a hub for live music and jazz even in the … Continue reading →

That storied building in Midway between La Tonalteca and the Midway Galleria Strip Center has seen many incarnations over many years. Rag Tops … Crystal Palace … Roadhouse Steak Joint … Old Bay … Delaware Distilling Company … and most … Continue reading →

Yup, Iron Hill Brewery is indeed open in Rehoboth’s new Coastal Station center. Founders Kevin Finn, Mark Edelson and Kevin Davies have brought their upstate concept to our area that seems to love on-site breweries and the food that goes … Continue reading →

It has taken me forever to get over to Karly Gamaitoni’s new G Rehoboth (formerly G Cask Kitchen, but only for a while…). I even had her and Chef Ross Thompson (Lewes boy – born & bred!) on my radio … Continue reading →

Well, I originally reported that this was going to happen back in April 2016 (YES, 2016!), and lo and behold, Cooter Brown’s Twisted Southern Kitchen is up and running in the old Hooter’s spot on the second level of First … Continue reading →

It’s no secret that Conch Island Key West Bar & Grill (aka, “party central” – or at least one of them – on Rehoboth Avenue) is a fun, upbeat, noisy and festive place to enjoy the hubbub of downtown Rehoboth … Continue reading →