Went on a Friday for dinner and KENO. There was a DJ and dancing too. The food was delicious with a…read moreconcise, uncomplicated menu at reasonable prices. Drinks are ordered from the bar and food from the servers. It was incredibly busy the night we went and the service was still top notch. Bars drinks are about great value too. There is an older review which mentions smoking. That has been eliminated, just in case anyone has concerns. Be prepared to help clear off your table before leaving. That does not detract from the food or service in any way. Will definitely be back.

Negative 1 star due to the smoky atmosphere, and did not enjoy the burning eyes from all the smoke…read more The only good thing was the awesome prices on drinks, just hard to enjoy due to the gross smoke feel of the place.

The staff is very kind and always helpful. I noticed that they try to learn the names of those who…read morecome frequently. Also, since they know their selection is limited they frequently ask if they can request items from another branch for you.

This post office is horrible They are never open when they…read moresay they are Can't get your mail

I've been to this location several times and have always received quick and friendly service…read moreregardless of how many people were in line. This location is kept fairly neat and the priority mail section is always well stocked. When mailing packages they always let you know the cheapest and quickest way to mail it.

Next to the municipal complex in Bethany Beach is a small town park with stone tables and chairs,…read morepretty trees, flowers and landscaping, and free Wi-Fi. Oh, and one more thing -there is an eye catching statue of a winged child wearing aviator goggles poised to jump and take off into the Wild Blue Yonder. The statue is named "Taking Flight" and it was sculpted by Dennis Smith. He was born in Utah in 1942. He is best known for his sculptures of families, mothers, and children - so "Taking Flight" is a prime example of his genre. I read that his work is located in hundreds of public and private collections, in museums and in public parks (like this one) across the US and around the world.

Finally, I visited the Isle of Wight. Many years I've driven by but for one reason or another,…read morenever stopped. This preserve is a beautiful area of Coastal Wetlands and Tidal Marshlands. There's two piers for fishing or you can use them just to enjoy the scenery. I saw a lot of Blue Crabs, Fiddler Crabs, butterflies, and A Green Heron! There was a great breeze that added to the beauty. Glad I finally went!

Be sure to check out BOTH trails before giving up on spotting great wildlife. I'm a photographer…read moreand, after spotting nothing on the eastern trail, I walked down the northern trail, which also terminates in a boardwalk. Here I spotted two Great Blue Herons, a Great Egret, two Snowies and a Forster's Tern, all feasting in the shallows.

We started coming here over a year ago. My partner's mom has a plot of land that had a small camper…read moreon it. Now the park is turning into a nice modular home community and they put their own little home on the lot. Year round the crowd is more older citizens than younger. However, we feel at home. There are a lot of families here during the summer months. There is a pool and small park. The community center hosts luaus, karaoke and an all you can eat crab fest on labor day weekend. White Horse Park is about 10-15 minutes from the beach. It makes a nice summer cottage getaway close to the ocean, beaches and boardwalk.