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 →

The owners of Big Fish Grill have worked wonders with Summer House, and have, in fact, opened Salt Air and Crab House, in addition to taking over Stingray and Sazio (formerly Zebra), both on Lake Avenue, since acquiring this Rehoboth … Continue reading →

5 Guys ranks as one of the great expansion success stories of the decade. They started out in Alexandria, VA in 1986 as a humble burger joint with an amazing concept: A limited menu and consistent quality. Sticking with that philosophy, they’ve … Continue reading →

There is a little bit of Britain tucked into the south side of Rehoboth Avenue among the ice cream cones, cheesesteaks, T-shirts, taffy, pizza, fudge and corn dogs. And it’s just a short waddle from the Boardwalk. go fish! is almost always a … Continue reading →

Few things say “vacation at the beach” more than a nice big breakfast with all the fixin’s. And Crystal Restaurant couldn’t be much more “beachy” or “breakfasty.” There’s no ceremony or pretense at Crystal– it’s beach eats all the way, and in-season waits … Continue reading →

So, answer me this question: Where can you get Thanksgiving dinner year-round, on a fresh sub roll, not only here on Rehoboth Avenue, but also in Las Vegas and over 13 other states? Only one place: Capriotti’s Sandwich Shop. When this article … Continue reading →

Now in their fourth incarnation on Rehoboth Avenue in the space formerly occupied by the long-gone Abizak’s furniture store, Dos Locos continues to draw crowds, often enjoying a 2-hour wait in the high season. Though I return again and again, ready … Continue reading →

Such a deal! And, yes, there IS a Lori. You’ll find her behind the counter making sandwiches and other goodies, along with her friendly (and loyal) minions. There’s not anything quite as nice as strolling down Baltimore Avenue on a … Continue reading →

Of all the landmarks in Delaware, the most ubiquitous are the La Tolteca and La Tonalteca Mexican restaurants. They split a while ago by making the minor changes in their names, but they’re all pretty much the same. My experience is limited … Continue reading →