Absolutely amazing meal here last night. Blackened salmon with corn and cucumber relish is the best…read moremeal I've had in a long time! The combination of flavors is absolutely amazing and I highly recommend. Having Drew behind the bar was an added bonus!

They were short staffed but the manager came over and said sit wherever you like. Maybe a sign…read morewould have made it easier. The manager brought us menus and explained again they were short staffed and the server would be over. As busy as the server was, she offered suggestions on drinks and food. The burgers, wings and tacos were all good. My friend thought the tacos were a little spicy so the server brought her more lime creme. It's your typical pub with tvs a bar and some very comfortable sitting against the wall. All staff was very friendly and I was very impressed with our very overworked server. That smile never left her face. The manager stopped by a few times also which was also nice!

My husband and I shared the shrimp and steak fajitas at Agave in Rehoboth. I ordered medium-well…read moresteak, but it came out well-done--still tasty, though! Service was pleasant, and we loved the $5 mojito nightcap special since we missed happy hour. It was quite loud, but I enjoyed the happy, lively vibe. Overall, a nice experience !

Truly disappointed. The place Americanized the food and it was bland. Doesn't taste Mexican at all…read more Plus it was so overpriced. I will never return.

If proximity to the beach/boardwalk is what you desire, Atlantic Sands can deliver, but for a price…read moreof course. We stayed here for a short family trip with our toddler and enjoyed that proximity. The hotel has on site parking which is convenient and included in the room cost. It also has a few spots reserved right near the lobby entrance for check in we didn't know about in advance but you do now. Due to the proximity to the beach, we were able to get on the beach very early sans crowds, see the sunrise, go get breakfast in the hotel's restaurant, walk part of the Boardwalk, then go right back to the our room to clean up and take a nap. The convenience where your money is going if you opt to stay here. I would say that the front desk service is just ok, esp when you're paying pretty handsomely to stay here. For instance, the hotel advertises that you can reserve umbrella/chairs with a 10% voucher so I called from our room, spoke to the same male receptionist twice then the next day made our way to the receptionists in the lobby. The lady I spoke with proceeded to ask me if who I spoke with. I normally try to remember names but this particular one had not identified himself and I had made the last minute judgement call not to ask. When I asked why that mattered, she said we were supposed to pick up vouchers in the morning. Nowhere does it say that nor did the male receptionist mention this the two times I called. Nor did I understand why that mattered since we only wanted to use the umbrella/chair for less than two hours late in the day. Finally, she proceeded to look for the umbrella and chair vouchers. Even the box labeled "chairs" only contained umbrella vouchers. So basically what was supposed to be a 2 minute endeavor turned into a much longer one. To top it all off, no one was manning the umbrella/chair stand at either of the two kiosks we tried so after we spent a short time on the beach we asked for a refund with the lobby receptionist on our way back in. That employee we spoke with offered zero apology for our inconvenience or anything like that. He gave us an absolutely deadpan look then said he'd refund the charge. I'm glad he did but again, for the price you're paying for these rooms, you'd expect a bit more customer service. There's a vending machine in the lobby for which you can use your credit card to buy stuff like bottled water, wipes, sunscreen but we found a nearby convenience store (RB convenience on Rehobeth Beach) within pretty easy walking distance where the water was in larger quantities and cheaper. The restaurant and pool on site are convenient although the pool was out of towels a few hours before they closed and those were not restocked although I did see an employee bringing over towel disposal bin for used towels. Overall, the price you're paying here is for proximity and convenience, not for the customer service. The interior is a bit dated (hallway carpets could use some freshening, etc). Our room did have a microwave and mini fridge although the website only advertised it having a mini fridge. I recommend staying here if proximity and convenience are what you prioritize.

IMHO, the only advantage this hotel has is its proximity to the Rehoboth Beach/boardwalk and the…read morededicated parking space it provides. It is a huge selling point (which is why I selected this hotel for a short visit to the Rehoboth Beach Beach), but the hotel and its facilities look and feel like more like a rundown, two-star motel. The outdoor pool area is small and packed with lounge chairs are stained and shabby. The breakfast we ate at its Tiki Bar was mediocre and overpriced. My room was claustrophobic, dark, and dilapidated: not at all like the photos shown ion the web page for room selection. Essentially, I paid for location rather than quality. I also felt mislead by their name "Sands", which I mistook as being one of the Sands Resorts.

BERLIN, MD: Just west of the beach, the countryside opens up into the peaceful grounds of Windmill…read moreCreek Winery, a gorgeous escape where leashed and friendly dogs are welcome outside. Driving up the long tree‑lined driveway instantly set the tone: quiet, open, and serene. We grabbed a shady spot under the trees, and Crystal came out right away with warm service and great recommendations. Their wine list includes reds, whites, and rosé, and we loved doing a five‑wine tasting to learn about each variety. They also offer a full cocktail menu made with their own craft brandy, plus house‑brewed beer for anyone who prefers hops over grapes. And there is also food. Farm‑to‑table dishes that pair perfectly with whatever is in your glass. Even pups get treated with their own Wine & Wags menu featuring a pup cup (can add berries with a biscuit), a frozen peanut butter cup, and plain chicken. Brie had the best time walking through the vineyard and relaxing in the shade, making this one of the most peaceful dog friendly stops in the area.

Have had multiple visits over the years seeing this establishment grow and have enjoyed them…read more However this was fourth and worse igloo visit. It was not clear on the website when making reservations that the menus posted were not for the igloos. Even items we asked about on the menus provided were not available (menu said available until 3 pm in igloo, it was 200 but still told no- yet we also couldn't get the steak or rockfish in the igloo. As well, previous igloo visit options provided fondue for 2 (not 5!) and could be altered for one meat and one seafood eater however this time we would've had to at $240 to get both. At minimum $120+$10-$12 extra to add one skewer. Although the ambiance is an "experience" it was not a satisfying culinary experience. As well, it was not clear we couldn't divide our checks up amongst each couple as most all restaurants can do. (Can only do 2 checks, we had 3 couples) It was more cumbersome on the waitress and us than just charging each couple one bill, we weren't sharing food or said put half this on each etc. it was clearly just 3 couples. As for what we did get... if crab dip hadn't had a shell in it I wouldn't have believed it had any crab in it, just cheese flavor. Steak skewer was well done (no choice given) yet veggies were aldente (to say the least). Wine was good but limited selection. I really don't understand why I can eat one think inside yet can't 20' away we would've had a much better experience if some accommodating had been offered on any of the above issues.

I have never heard of this place until recently! On a Wednesday, to get seated was pretty quick…read more Not noisy here but the birds were too friendly. I mean, they're definitely staring you down, waiting for an opportunity to eat your food. Coconut shrimp 9/10: Crispy, hot. Crunchy! So worth it as an appetizer. Island bowl 8/10: Refreshing and felt healthy. The peanut Thai sauce was DANGEROUSLY GOOD over it. Good portions. Tip: park here for $20 of out of state or $10 if in state. Eat here & then go to the beachy area for the day!

3.5* A hoping venue…read morethat thankfully didn't have that long of a wait. Our party of 9 got seated in about 15min on a weekday night in the summer. While none of the menu items looked like standout meals, it did a decent job with its standard fare What we got: Fish and chips - 4* a good sized portion though still felt pricey. I wasn't impressed by the seasoned fries that came with it and did ask for more lemon slices but the fish was really good. I did share the meal with others because by the end of the dish it was a lot of fried fish. Tenderloin Steak Skewers - 4* the steak was tender but with only two skewers it felt like it was on the sampler size, especially for price. The baked garlic was fantastic.

I stopped into this friendly sports bar to catch the eagles game and get a bite. I had two orange…read morecrush drinks and a cheesesteak with tots. Tots were delicious but small and salty. But it was a good level of salt. I had them keep the mushrooms off the cheesesteak because no self-respecting vendor adds mushrooms unless you're in Kennett Square. Nice flavor on the steak and the cooper sharp was a nice touch. I deducted a star because the drinks had about an inch too much ice and were a little less potent.

I ordered the ale house fried rice with shrimp, pork, chicken, scallops. No lie I had 3 shrimps and…read morea little portion of chicken over, overcooked rice drained in soy sauce. Highly disappointed!!! It was $27

What a find!! Being in the hospitality business over 35…read moreyears and to experience a Beauty with David as the owner, that truly knows how too entertain on highest level. We felt so welcomed. When we drove up that little Mansion we could not believe our Eyes. Directly on the water in a magical setting...something we will never forget and definitely will revisit! We were greeted and got a tour that justified its history. We did have perfect weather conditions, so when we came back from dinner, we enjoyed ourselves for a little walk around the gardens and lake. The view from our balcony was stunning...you really have to pinch yourself...just making sure you're not dreaming...it made us feel happy as can be. The next morning...David prepared a beautiful spread of breakfast. Crab &Swiss cheese omelette, roasted Yukon potato, turkey bacon, country sausage, the bread basket had lavish varieties and customed as well towards my girl who has celiac disease with gluten free options, Room tempered butter, I think even the raspberry marmalade was homemade, fresh berries...I mean nothing was missing and it was put together with such care. Since we were the first of the season...David was able to join us. What a great morning we had thanks to him...thank you so very much!! A must see venue, that is highly recommended!

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We enjoyed our stay overall but I think there is definitely room for improvement. My husband…read morespecifically called to ask for a room that had a view, as some Google reviews aptly noted that some of the second floor balconies have an obstructed view of the canal due to large trees. When we arrived, we were given a room on the second floor that had an obstructed view. What the heck? We went back to the lobby and spoke with the receptionist and he changed us to a room on the fourth floor (402). That had a spectacular view of the canal and was the same price. So why didn't the first employee just offer it when we specifically asked for a room with a view and it was obviously unoccupied? Beats the heck out of me. The inn looks a little like a museum inside with its decorations and statues so if you like that sort of vibe, this would fit your needs. The bathtub is quite slippery which surprised me since most of the patrons staying here appear to be seniors. The room does have a mini fridge and has two complimentary water bottles which is nice. Their complimentary "European style breakfast" from 8-10 AM advertised on their website wasn't impressive at all. Be aware there are no hot foods. It's a few pastries, some fresh fruit, what looks like store made granola and individual yogurt cups, some bagels/toast. We are staying for two nights but you're missing nothing by eating breakfast elsewhere. I was still hungry after eating the meager breakfast provided. Super 8 would probably has a better breakfast. The front desk also leaves and/or stops answering the phones by 11 pm so if you have an overnight emergency or need, I think you're on your own. Overall, what you're paying for is the view (if you get even that) and proximity to the small downtown area. There is outdoor inn parking in a lot across the street. You do have to walk across the street and downhill to get from parking lot to the inn which could be hairy in rainy or snowy weather.

This is my third stay at the Inn. The location is perfect. And while I would stay there again, it…read moreis a faded rose. Our room could use a refresh and the musty smell from the faded carpet was , at times, overwhelming. The breakfast starts at 8:00 and was a combination of store bought boxed crumbuns and fruit. No effort was made! As for the decor, it is just old . It way time for a refresh and update.

My daughter had her wedding at the Honey Bee this past weekend. It was fantastic! The venue was…read moreawesome and Corrine was excellent! I highly recommend having your wedding here!

Love it, home away from home! Grate place to stay when u…read morehave kids! Very clean place Very laid back