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    Village Inn

    4.0 (3 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Sugar Water

    Sugar Water

    4.7(31 reviews)
    16.6 mi
    Locally owned & operated
    Outdoor seating

    Beautiful old inn dining room right on main street in cute Princess Anne…read more Selective menu and with food and atmosphere that felt upscale but prices and portions not that fancy. Attentive (not too) service. Oyster appetizer, rockfish main (split) filled us and left us with happy moans at each bite. They happily split the entree and the portion was plenty.

    If historic old hotels (c. 1744) in backwater towns are your jam, Sugar Water is singing your siren…read moresong. George may not have slept here, but he may have stopped by for Sunday brunch on occasion during his Yorktown Campaign or his presidency. The Washington Hotel bears his name and it has been rehabilitated and maintained in colonial style to feel genuine and welcoming. When I walked in they were doing a bridal shower, so I grabbed a stool in the barroom near the back kitchen. Service was amenable despite working their tooshies off for the bridal party. I didn't mind waiting and having a break from the long drive home from Newport News. There were several ghosts accompanying me at the bar. The food was excellent. Veggie Omelet and Potato Hash were both farm to table fresh, and the coffee was brisk and hot. Worth the wait. The hotel was as much museum as bed & breakfast. Tons of charm without being gitchee. And, right off Route 13 on the Eastern Shore. Easy on and off. Five Historic Stars for Sugar Water and the Washington Hotel.

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    Kaisy's Delights

    4.7(52 reviews)
    17.9 mi

    Wow! This place was an incredible find! Absolutely go here for a meal…read more Thierry, the owner, explained the menu to us, and you could sense his joy & pride at his job & the food he serves to his customers. He was a delight to meet. The food was DELICIOUS. You have to get a Kaisey! If Thierry's explanation doesn't sell you on it, I hope this does. It was SO GOOD. We tried a sweet one with strawberry and fresh whipped cream and loved it. We also got the Polish addiction, and they were some of the best pierogi I've ever had (I'm Polish; I've had a lot of pierogi). The space itself is cool. There's an old bank vault, and if you take a look inside, there are posters explaining where the recipes come from and honoring Thierry's family. It was really cute & also heartwarming. Kaisey's Delights is a truly special place with a kind and incredible staff and amazing food. Do yourself a favor and try it out!

    My wife and I went to Kaisy's Delights for brunch on our 41st anniversary. She wanted something…read moredifferent, somewhere we had not been before. Since we were going to be in the Millsboro, DE area, I was not sure I would find anything unique or interesting. I came across Kaisy's Delights on Yelp. The reviews were pretty good, and the most recent one I saw was about three months old. After looking at the menu and reading the reviews, I decided to give it a try. When we arrived, the place immediately caught our attention. The building used to be a small bank, and the interior still has the original vault, which makes it really interesting. A young couple with a small child walked in just ahead of us, and the owner invited both of us into the vault. He showed us pictures and shared the story of his family and how the restaurant came to be, along with the inspiration behind the food. My wife ordered the Sweetie Kaiserschmarrn, and I ordered the Skier's Kaiserschmarrn. Kaiserschmarrn is a fluffy, caramelized Austrian shredded pancake, often called Emperor's Mess. It is made from a thick batter with separated eggs, torn into pieces while cooking, and served with powdered sugar and fruit. It has a light, almost soufflé-like texture. My order also came with two sausages. The meal was excellent. The owner was very interactive and enjoyable to talk with. My wife and I both grew up around restaurants, so we tend to notice the details. The place was very clean. The table setting and dining ware were simple and nice. The presentation of the Kaiserschmarrn looked like a mess, which is exactly how it is supposed to look, and it tasted wonderful. We really enjoyed both the food and the conversation. Hearing the owner's story and how he got to where he is today made the experience even better. I would highly recommend giving Kaisy's Delights a try. There are a few more items on the menu I would like to try, and we will be going back.

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