Millsboro, DE

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There's a lot of restaurant competition here in Rehoboth Beach. Some places are just OK, most are pretty good, and a few are exceptional. I promise you honesty and objectivity, so check out the reviews and ratings, then post your own opinions. Click any Ratings at a Glance box to see how we figure the ratings.

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Millsboro, DE

Millsboro is about 20 minutes west of Rehoboth Beach, on Rt. 24 (turn left at McDonald's and Crabby Dick's restaurant). As development continues to progress in Millsboro, eateries will, of course, follow. Please feel free to submit your ideas for reviews there.

Luca

Written by the Rehoboth Foodie |

Other Area Reviews - Millsboro, DE

Long-time Millsboro residents David and Cristina Jones went all-out when they fitted up the old Delaware Trust bank building on the corner at 303 Main St. From the original pressed tin ceiling to the rustic brick around the old bank vault (still there, containing a 4-top as the "chef's table"), to the old-timey faux-finish on the walls, to the gigantic vault door, it's obvious that somebody was watching out for the details. They even have teeny little

La Quetzalteca

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Other Area Reviews - Millsboro, DE

I've received several emails about a Mexican joint that's a little off the beaten path ("beaten path" = Rehoboth Beach, of course). It's called La Quetzalteca, and it's on Rt. 24, just east of Millsboro, about 15 minutes west of Coastal Highway. And like most "Tex-Mex" places, it's informal with a fairly typical menu. Let's face it: There are only so many "standard" Tex-Mex dishes, so the differences come down to spice, execution and style.

Speaking of style, the festivities begin with an interesting twist on the standard salsa and chips. The salsa is presented in a

Georgia House

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Other Area Reviews - Millsboro, DE

First of all, it's not THAT far. The Millsboro location is about 15 minutes west of Rehoboth Beach on Rt. 24 (turn west at the big McDonald's on Beach Highway). In the middle of Millsboro, Georgia House certainly defines "comfort food." The servers are hurried, but friendly, and the place is spotless (the key is to check the bathrooms). The food is