Rehoboth Foodie

Claws is quite possibly one of the noisiest restaurants I have ever visited. Of course, it is a beachy crab house with a busy bar and people hammering on innocent crustaceans, drinking beer and having fun. But I'm not talking about that kind of noise (though that, too, is amplified by bad acoustics). What I'm talking about is

My first experience with raw oysters was part of a "progressive birthday party" (code for: "Stumbling Up Rehoboth Ave., Eating and Drinking and Muttering 'Happy Birthday To You'"). Fins was one of the stops along the way. We had already visited three other places, so my inhibitions (and liver function) were decidedly compromised. Our generous host ordered

Big Fish Grill is a good example of a big, well-run Rehoboth Beach dining establishment. This is NOT to disparage other great local spots. But the number of people they move through there on a busy summer evening, and the consistently

With all the buzz over Royal Weddings, it just seems right that there should be 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 treat. Their signature dish is, of course, the