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Rehoboth by Cuisine
Rehoboth Reviews
- 1776 Steakhouse
- Adriatico
- a(MUSE.)
- Applebee's (Rehoboth)
- Aqua Grill
- Arena's
- Back Porch Cafe
- Big Fish Grill
- Big Sissies Bar & Grill
- Blue Moon
- Buffalo Wild Wings
- Cabo
- Cafe a go-go
- Cafe Azafran (Rehoboth)
- Cafe Papillon
- Capriotti's Sub Shop
- Casa DiLeo
- Casapulla's South
- The Charcoal Grill
- Chipotle Mexican Grill
- Cilantro
- Claws
- Confucius
- Corner Grille
- Creek Side Cafe
- Crepes by the Sea
- Crystal
- Cultured Pearl
- Debacle
- Dogfish Head
- Dos Locos
- Eden
- El Dorado
- Espuma
- Finbar's
- Fins Fish House
- 5 Guys Burgers
- Frogg Pond
- Gelato Gal
- go fish!
- Greene Turtle
- Grotto Pizza
- Grub Grocery & Deli
- Gus & Gus' Place
- Henlopen City Oyster House
- Hobos
- Hooked Seafood & Martini Bar
- IHOP
- Jake's Wayback Burgers
- JAM Bistro by Eden
- Just in Thyme
- Kay's Kitchen
- Kilwins
- La Tonalteca
- Lily Thai Cuisine
- Lori's Oy-vey Cafe
- Louie's "Home of the Grinder"
- Lupo di Mare
- Mariachi
- MIXX
- Modern Mixture
- Nage
- Nicola Pizza
- Old Bay Steakhouse
- Panera Bread
- Pete's Steak Shop
- Pickled Pig Pub
- Pig & Fish Restaurant Company
- Pizza Hut
- Pizza Palace (Rehoboth)
- Planet X Cafe
- Popeye's Louisiana Kitchen
- Preshy's
- PrimoHoagies
- Purple Parrot Grill
- Rehoboth Diner
- Rigby's Bar & Grill
- Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory
- Root Gourmet
- Saketumi
- Salt Air
- Semra's Mediterranean Grill
- Shorebreak Lodge
- Stingray
- Stoney Lonen
- Summer House
- The Point
- Table & Taproom
- Tomato Sunshine
- Touch of Italy
- Tuscan Grill
- Victoria's Restaurant
- Zebra
- Zogg's
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Of all the horrific challenges that come with owning a restaurant (not to mention a hotel), the one that most vexes Brick Hotel owners Lynn & Ed Lester is the local perception that the restaurant is a stodgy, fine-dining destination. Well, to be fair, when they first opened on Return Day '08, chefs Joe Sapienza and Gary Papp did stamp their own brand of
Patty Jacobs has been in the restaurant business all her life. When she and her husband emigrated southward from New Jersey, she wanted to open a place where she could serve her tasty sandwiches, salads, cheeses and prepared goodies year 'round, but still be sort of











