Rehoboth/Bethany/Dewey Eats
Jul 23rd, 2003, 09:17 AM
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I don't think Dewey has any restaurants, only bars that happen to serve food (this is a slight exaggeration). 
We usually get breakfast at the Starboard, which is good but it will be packed with hungover twenty-somethings drinking bloody marys (which you mix yourself), and buckets of Rolling Rocks - yes, even at 9 or 10 in the morning.
Rehobeth - it is fun to sit at outdoor bars along the beach because you can often see dolphins playing in the ocean from there. There's a place there that makes wonderful folded-pizza-like things that are absolutely to die for. It might be called Nick's, but I wouldn't swear to that. It's worth finding. It's not on the boardwalk side, but is near the main shopping street, about 1 block inland from the boardwalk.
Have fun!
We usually get breakfast at the Starboard, which is good but it will be packed with hungover twenty-somethings drinking bloody marys (which you mix yourself), and buckets of Rolling Rocks - yes, even at 9 or 10 in the morning.
Rehobeth - it is fun to sit at outdoor bars along the beach because you can often see dolphins playing in the ocean from there. There's a place there that makes wonderful folded-pizza-like things that are absolutely to die for. It might be called Nick's, but I wouldn't swear to that. It's worth finding. It's not on the boardwalk side, but is near the main shopping street, about 1 block inland from the boardwalk.
Have fun!
Jul 23rd, 2003, 09:41 AM
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A few blocks away from the ocean, Rehoboth sports several restaurants that would not be out of place in DC, in that they're hip and trendy and a world away from Cap'n Jack's Fish n' Chips. I really wish I could be more specific, but I just can't recall the name of one particularyl good Asian fusion-y place where I had a yummy dinner, in the outdoor garden, and fun, elaborate cocktails served by major waitron eye candy. I find 99% of the oceanside places to be horrific, sweaty tourist traps, but they are more "authentic", in a way--just depends on what you're looking for. Have a great trip!
