Eden describes itself as Rehoboth Beach’s purveyor of “bold American food.” Indeed, from the unique combinations of ingredients to the attractive presentations, from the comfortable atmosphere and the award-winning wine list…to the prices, “bold” does, in fact, describe it pretty … Continue reading →

I get suspicious of places that offer “combinations” of ethnic cuisines, like “Mel’s Pretty Good Czech/Mexican Carry Out,” or “Murlene’s Down-Home Inuit/Aussie Cucina.” Saketumi touts itself as Japanese/Thai/Chinese, and despite the obvious similarities, each has its own distinct style and subtlety. Multiple … Continue reading →

The Rehoboth Diner has more menu selections than just about any place I’ve ever seen. (I guess that’s not really good or bad, but for some reason it does seem noteworthy.) Most of my experience there has been after-hours (they’re … Continue reading →

Most people think that Popeye’s was named after the spinach-loving cartoon sailor (you know, Olive Oyl’s main squeeze), but actually, New Orleans resident and Popeye’s founder Al Copeland was inspired by the character Popeye Doyle from the film “The French … Continue reading →

Nick and Joan Caggiano’s colorful eatery has moved out of Rehoboth Beach and has reopened on Coastal Highway across from Grotto Grand Slam in Lewes at 17323 Ocean One Plz, Lewes, DE 19958. The new facility is cleverly modeled after … Continue reading →

Like many who now live here full-time, I’ve been coming to Rehoboth Beach for a long time. I was a long-haired rock ‘n’ roller playing full-time in Ocean City in the late ’60s, and my bandmates and I subsisted on … Continue reading →

When you think of the Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk, you can’t help but think of Gus & Gus’ Place. It’s as much a part of life around here as salt water taffy, the bandstand, parking tickets and summer evening happy hour … Continue reading →

The first impression you get when entering Stingray Sushi Bar & Asian Latino Grill is the decidedly West Coast feel. The black/orange main room is indirectly lit, with low couches and hi-top tables dominated by the busy and colorful Sushi Bar. Amazingly, … Continue reading →

Fins downtown is open, up and running after an early-2018 remodel. I can’t wait to check out the new digs. My first experience with raw oysters was part of a “progressive birthday party” (code for: “Stumbling Up Rehoboth Ave., Eating … Continue reading →

The late Matt Haley’s Lupo Italian Kitchen (formerly Lupo di Mare) in downtown Rehoboth Beach bears his signature everywhere you look. The uncluttered and open decor sports lots of white space, with well-trained servers and basic ingredients treated to a creative twist. … Continue reading →