Very Disappointing ! I had the Fried Oyster Plater DInner for $29 . The oysters were the worst that…read moreI have ever had., small and the breading fell off plus the # of them was Very FEW. In reality I paid $29 for an order of french fries and coleslaw. Although, the service was good , ambiance is like any other bar but the location has a lovely picture setting.

We had such a delightful and delicious lunch here on a shopping day in Lewes. We strolled across…read morethe drawbridge and down the street to this gem. Our server was fantastic and the food was really well prepared. Their french onion soup was not overly salty and served with a yummo melted cheese and toasted bread topping. I am still thinking about their reuben egg roll appetizer - a homemade delight featuring just the right portions of corned beef, sauerkraut and lightly fried eggroll wrapper that you dipped into the thousand island dressing! Soooo good. It's a nice view of the harbor too.

Went here the others night....small venue which I really liked. Started at the bar, ordered a…read morebottle of Franciscan Cabernet. Then went to our seats; wish we went in earlier. Our seats were by a wall and they were so close together that you couldn't even get in. The other problem was the man sitting next to my wife and he wouldn't budge or move at all. Finally a couple of us got up and had to move all the chairs (stools,very uncomfortable), and small tables. We made just enough room to finally sit. We did enjoy the show; just not sure where I would sit next time.

I saw the band Yarn on 5:28, my 1st time to the venue. I was very impressed, small bar area in the…read morelobby, had a food truck outside and guessing the space holds about 100 people. I found it to well kept and very comfortable. In looking around the room I don't think there is a bad seat in the house. I look forward to seeing many more shows there.

I've been coming here since my grandparents first moved down to the area when I was a little kid…read more Aside from the sentimental bias, I truly do think the quality, freshness and ambiance makes this one of my favorite creameries of all time. You know something is locally sourced and fresh as can be when the animals that helped create this wonderful dessert are only a few steps away. The staff treat you like family and the service and accommodations are 2nd to none. I truly think this is a Delaware staple and would highly recommend you give it a shot!

We go to this ice cream shop regularly when guests visit us. The ice cream is fresh, there are lots…read moreof flavors. There is now a farm market right next door and they are expanding! The farm market carries lots of local fruits, veggies, meats and more. This is turning into more than an ice cream stop.

Such a beautiful small town filled with so much history! Love all the historical houses & stories!read more

We did the one hour walking tour of Lewes today and had a great time! Our tour guide was so funny…read moreand engaging! We walked around to a few different houses, graveyards, and buildings on the tour. You don't have to walk all that far, but keep in mind the tour is standing and sometimes in the sun. We enjoyed learning more about the history of Lewes and think the tour was well worth the $10 fee. We will be back again soon!

Do you need a break from the Sun? Or is it the third rainy day in a row? Or perhaps you just need…read moresomewhere clean for your kids to burn off energy before hitting the road out of town? Regardless of your reason, shall we bounce is a fantastic place for you and the kids to burn off some energy. They have arcade style games, etc. But you don't have to buy any of that extra stuff. For the entry fee you can do all of the trampoline sections and balance, memes etc. And the small climbing wall. It's really nice that they have the section specifically for toddlers as well so they don't get bowled over by the big kids. They also have a jungle gym type maze section that's great for the kids who don't want to bounce

So fun! Kids loved it. It was spacious with a bunch of activities for the kids. Good spacing for…read moreadults to talk or sit and watch

On Friday May 8, I was listening to a Bozz Scaggs song on-line (computer) and when it ended, up…read morepopped Ticket Centers.com announcing Bozz Scaggs would be performing in San Francisco in September 2026. I looked at the venue seating map and spotted one ticket left on the FLR B seating area in front of the stage. Clicked on it for $379 and was then asked for my all of my contact information as well as bankcard info. Filled everything out and within minutes, I received a purchase confirmation via email which showed my seating area as BOX E2. Best way to describe the seating area/location would be as if you were looking at a clock dial, FLR B woud be in the 6 o'clock area and BOX E2 is up at 2 o'clock! Bait and switch $379 SCAM. I immediately went on Ticket-Center's chat demanding this transaction be cancelled and my money be refunded! They refused... Spoke with their customer service twice and received the same response, no refunds! I received a text message from rep Jeanilyn to call them to discuss this matter 'further', that resulted in no resolution/no refund! I have since filed a complaint with the Better Business Bureau in Dover,Delaware area and filed a fraud charge with my bank. Not sure if I can report this low-life company to the FTC, but II'm certainly going to try! Please BEWARE of Ticket-Center.com out of Delaware!

THEY ARE SCAM ARTISTS. They promise you can resell the tickets if you cannot use them, but when…read morethey send you the "confirmation of ticket purchase", it does NOT contain the seat numbers, and they won't guarantee you will get the seat numbers until the day before the event, when it will be impossible to sell them. In addition, their site is designed to make you think you are dealing the place the tickets are for. THEY ARE NOT legitimate sellers of tickets for those sites. These people take your money and may deliver the tickets, but not until you cannot possibly resell them. These people are crooks. BEWARE. Look at all the other warning letters before you buy from these people. I wish I had checked them out on YELP before using them. As everyone else has said, THEY ARE SHAM ARTISTS and crooks.

I needed transportation from Lewes to PHL that wouldn't cancel on me like Uber has in the past…read more Lewes Bus showed up exactly when they said they would, loaded my folding bike without hesitation, and got me to the airport without any drama. Clean vehicle, professional driver, and a completely stress-free trip. Sometimes reliability is the whole product. Lewes Bus delivered.

Soap machine in women's room has been torn off the wall. ICK!!!!!!!…read more Other than that it's an ok way to get into Rehoboth. The 3:09 today Wednesday left three minutes early with only three people on it and we missed it. We were standing in the waiting room when it pulled away minutes early Clean buses. Free parking.

My husband and I, had such an amazing time. It was a very cold afternoon, but that didn't stop the…read morevibes. The tickets, including our vehicle to board was a steal of a price . The process from check in, to parking on the ferry was simple. The ferry had ample seating inside . Note, if you want booth seats, you have to try to be the first ones in. The ferry was very warm, and cozy . On the ferry there is hot food , all type of drinks, and plenty of snacks to purchase. It's lots to see on the deck, although I did not stay outside to long as it was cold. I can't wait to return for the summer.

Rating: Incomplete…read more As the Lewes-Rehoboth Beach area becomes an off season short vacation spot for us, the Cape May-Lewes Ferry becomes a very interesting alternative route there from Bucks County, PA. The drive to Cape May takes about two hours, and the ferry with wait time embarking, disembarking and traversing Delaware Bay, another three; the time comparison is not favorable to just driving there directly. However, there is something to be said for taking a short cruise for its potential for relaxation and obvious uniqueness, and the option of spending time in Cape May, which remains more charming than the southern terminus and certainly worth your attention. Too, off-season pricing is very reasonable at $22 per car and $6 per person; making the value proposition outstanding. So, our solution for next year is to make the run by going to beautiful Victorian Cape May for a few days before catching the CMLF across to Lewes, and spending a few more days down there for crabs, fish and more exploration down the Delaware coast. We will decide then whether to drive or ferry home. The Lewes terminal is a comfortable place to hang out for a while, answer questions about the ferry and grab a drink/lunch at Grains, the in house restaurant overlooking the bay and ferry operations. We found our hour there worthwhile and fun. More to come as we fulfill our plan. 5 Star potential!