Still a great spot. I tried the beef and cheddar. It was good but that French Dip I had last visit…read morewas so good I missed it. I forgot to snap a picture. Still 5 stars overall!

This quaint American Style Restaurant is a favorite spot among locals, I had a Cheeseburger with…read morecheddar, it was delicious and large, and presented on a fresh bun , I had French fries with a side of brown gravy to dip them in , delicious and rich, their gravy doesn't run off of the fries... sodas are offered,,along with an assortment of bottled beer, they have fresh baked goods for dessert, from various pies , cake slices, muffins and other treats, made daily.. always a treat.. !

Had a wonderful Chicken pot pie with sides and salad bar. What a bargain at $16, and the meal…read morecouldn't have been better.

First the cream of crab soup had no flavor. Ordered Patty…read moreMelt and the onions had a weird taste like they would sautéed in maybe an oil or let to sweat in water. Requested medium and specified not medium well what did I get medium well. Sweet tea was good and waitress very nice.

The people really make this sandwich place special. The food is good and the people want to make…read moreone happy.

First of all was the service. The woman at the counter was welcoming, super helpful, and probably…read morewhy this place continues to get 5 stars. We split a large cheesesteak and some fries and it was very yummy. Would definitely visit again. It's good food and good people. Thanks for the experience!

Abbott's on Broad Creek (Laurel) has a great selection of seafood dishes and has a great patio…read more Was in Delaware for business and found this business a year ago and enjoyed it. This year, I was back in the area for work again and this place did not disappoint. It was just as good as the year before and I had a chance to visit a few more times. Tried the following over a few visits: - fish and chips, excellent crust and large pieces of fresh fish, the slaw was a great side and the Old Bay fries hit the spot - blackout cake, very very rich, needed to takeaway to finish - mussels, the bivalves here has some natural pearls... beware when having the mussels, it isn't sand that's making that crunch, its tiny pearls; although the flavor was great, having the eat around the pearls made it quite the experience, to each their own, I did see in the news that a patron in a restaurant in the area found a rare pearl in their meal worth $$ - scallops risotto, this was my favorite and will be ordering again when I'm back in a few months The Happy Hour deals are pretty good and check out their weekly events for live music, trivia, and other regular events. All regular drinks are on the house. The staff was great and attentive. The patio, bar, and regular dining area had good coverage and had great lighting. The Broad Creek is steps away and is refreshing. There are some birds that keep to themselves and it makes the dining experience quite enjoyable.

We were driving back from Norfolk to NJ looking for a dinner…read morestop. We arrived around 430 and were surprised that they had happy hour. I got the pork tacos - plentiful and delicious as well as the crab and artichoke dip with pretzel sticks - both on HH menu. Hubs got the brisket tacos and said they were very good. We got the beer that Angel recommended- IPA on tap. Angel was very professional, thorough and efficient. We would definitely recommend.

Great spot for breakfast in Salisbury. Inexpensive and good quality with wonderful service. It's…read morealways fun to stop in and enjoy an old school diner.

This is your classic diner. The atmosphere along with the solid breakfast menu made this a favorite…read morestop in route to our next destination. Service exceptional and friendly! Ham and cheese omelet was served with perfectly cooked fries. The Short stack with home fries came out fresh and hot!!! This beats IHOP any day and prices are comparable!!! Clean and well maintained.

We found Frankford Family Diner on the way home from OBX on route 113 and I am so glad we did! I…read moreknew by the busy parking lot we wouldn't be disappointed. The food was great. I had a delicious omelette with tomatoes, mushrooms, spinach and cheese. My husband had an amazing Philly cheesesteak omelette. Our kids enjoyed the chocolate chip pancakes. We got so much food for such a good price (way better food/price than stopping at a rest stop on the NJTURNPIKE). Bathrooms (one single stall per gender) were clean and staff was nice and attentive!

Very efficient waitress today as we had several people trying to catch up after a snafu with our…read morecamper. Great fries and cheeses teak . Graciously packed up our stuff to go.

I had a very uncomfortable experience at Fat Daddy's Barbecue today, and I feel obligated to share…read moreit so no one else gets hurt the way I did. While sitting on one of the wooden bench seats and placing my order with my husband, I suddenly felt something stab into the back of my left thigh. The pain was immediate and intense. When I reached back, I realized a piece of the bench had broken off and gone inside my skin. I was wearing a dress, so I jumped up in a panic trying to get it out. My husband couldn't see it at first because it was embedded inside my leg. After several attempts, we finally managed to pull it out -- and the piece of wood had blood on it. I now have a painful welt on my thigh, and as a diabetic, this kind of injury is especially concerning because of the risk of infection. I'm also concerned about what germs or bacteria were in that wood. I showed the piece of the bench to the waitress (it was her first day, and she clearly didn't know what to do), and I asked her to let the manager know because I didn't want anyone else to experience this. No one came to check on me. No one asked if I was okay. My husband eventually had to ask for our food to-go because I was so shaken and miserable I couldn't even stay to eat. When I went to the counter and asked for the manager myself, she came out and gave a very dismissive "I'm sorry about that, I'll check it out." I followed her to show her the bench, and her response was, "Yeah, I see. I'll just have them turn the bench to the other side." That was it. No concern, no incident report, no offer to help, no acknowledgment of how serious this was -- after we spent $88 on our meals. This experience completely ruined my day, left me injured, and left me extremely disappointed in the lack of care or responsibility shown by management. I truly hope they fix this issue before someone else gets hurt.

Fat Daddy's BBQ My wife and I drive past this place all the…read moretime on our way to my mom's house. Usually it's later in the evening when they're already closed, or it's Monday-Wednesday when they're not open when we're heading back home. This time it was around 7:00, we were driving by, and I thought, "Let's stop in and grab some dinner and try something new." The first thing we noticed getting out of the car was the smell outside, which honestly wasn't very pleasant. Across the street there are several chicken barns, so I'm assuming that may have been part of it. When we walked in, we were greeted right away and told to sit wherever we liked. Inside is very nicely decorated. There's a counter with a few seats, several two- and four-top tables, and through a small hallway there are larger tables that I'm guessing become communal seating when it gets busy. Our server, Jaylin, came over quickly to take our drink order. He explained the beer options and mentioned they had homemade lemonade and sweet tea. My wife asked for unsweet tea but they only offer sweet tea, so she ended up getting water. I ordered the sweet tea and they definitely weren't kidding -- it's sweet! For dinner we ordered the three-meat plate with brisket and pit beef, along with collard greens and coleslaw. The food came out looking good, and I actually took a picture, but of course now I can't find it on my phone. The one disappointing thing was the brisket presentation. Instead of sliced brisket, it came out looking more like a pile of shredded beef. The meat itself was tender and flavorful, and some pieces had a nice bark on them. The pit beef was also tender and served warm, although I was expecting more traditional sliced beef. The collard greens were very good. I asked for some cider vinegar for them and was initially told they didn't have any. A few minutes later, a gentleman walked by and asked how everything was. I mentioned the vinegar situation and he immediately said they had gallons of it and brought some over, which I appreciated. The coleslaw just wasn't my style. I prefer shredded cabbage slaw, while theirs was chopped. It wasn't bad -- we still finished it -- just not my personal preference. I noticed another table got cornbread that looked really good, so I ordered a piece. Unfortunately, that was another small disappointment. It looked good on the outside, but once I cut into it, it was very dense and seemed to be mostly cornmeal without any actual corn in it. After taking a bite, it also seemed like it may have been microwaved because the inside had a rubbery texture. Overall, the meats were good and the sides were solid. One thing to note: make sure you read the ENTIRE menu carefully. There is a $5 upcharge for double meat. Yes, it's printed in red, but I completely overlooked it. Personally, I don't think the extra meat was worth the additional charge, and had I noticed it beforehand I probably would have ordered something different. It would have been nice if the server had casually mentioned the upcharge when ordering. Honestly, he probably would have gotten a better tip. They also offer homemade desserts, which I'll definitely try next time. Another table ordered the bread pudding and it looked amazing. One last thing: I understand we were there close to closing time, but while we were still eating, Jaylin started sweeping the rugs at the entrance inside the restaurant and rolling them up. That's probably something that should either be done outside or after the last customers leave. Overall, we enjoyed our visit and definitely look forward to stopping in again whenever we come through while they're open.

Eating breakfast out is one of our favorite things and I am always up to try someplace new. Someone…read morerecommended this small cafe in Ellendale so we decided to give it a try. It is a very small cafe but nicely decorated. It was a Sunday morning and there were a few empty tables so we got seated right away. As far as food and prices, it is a great deal. You get a good quality of food and it was fresh and flavorful. We had western omelets, pancakes, French toast and grits. The two of us that had the omelets took half home for breakfast the next day. The service was friendly although it did take over a half hour from the time we sat down until we got our food so as long as you are not in a hurry I would say it was worth the wait. Give it try!

I don't get it. Maybe because there isn't much around. But we tried it based off the reviews. This…read moreplace was gross. They let us know that our waffles kept sticking and they might have to give us pancakes instead. I found that odd. Makes me think the maker was so dirty that they couldn't get it to work. They brought us our eggs and put a slice of raunchy cheese on top. It was like eating plastic. The cheese was so bad it never melted on the piping hot eggs. It peeled off like a molding. The rest of the food was slop. If your dog sniffs it and walks away, it's a sign. We didn't dine in. Good thing because we ended up throwing everything away and driving to Rehoboth. Later we discovered they literally serve rodents (muskrats). Supposedly it's a Delaware thing, but they are the only ones that do it. GAG!