We just rolled out of this Gold Coast theatre moments ago! I took my daughter-in-law to see The…read moreGrateful Dead Movie. I hadn't seen it in years but listen to the music daily. I knew it wasn't her thing but out of respect for me asking, that's probably why she went. It was 6 blocks from our rental. We arrived to find it a bit attractive. Walking in, it was small and lobby only had popcorn, sodas and nachos basically. We got popcorn and sodas and went to our seats. They had really nice leather recliners and movable tray to hold your food and drink. The place was clean. Speakers had great sound. Projection looked great! I was impressed. Only 4 stars as we were hungry and can't take food in but food available was very limited. Also, I would like to note that the two employees in the lobby were very nice! Thank You.

I was a little annoyed that I was out voted to go to the movies at the beach butttt, I absolutely…read moreenjoyed the movie so maybe that explains my grace for this review. Came to see "Bad Boys: Ride or Die". Loved this theater. Quiet, small, clean, reclining seats, blah, blah, blah. This is our FIRST time in a movie theater since the pandemic and I give it TWO thumbs up. Totally recommend this theater ... just save it for a rainy day!

Last year I rated this venue the top 5 Stars. Having been recently renovated I would now rate this…read morevenue even higher. Having visited this venue multiple times in the past, we always thoroughly enjoyed attending concerts on the original stage. The Joshua M. Freeman Foundation was established in 2007 with a clear mission: to enrich the Delmarva region through the transformative power of the arts. Founded to honor the enduring legacy of Josh Freeman--a dedicated business leader and philanthropist who believed deeply in community--the organization was built upon the fundamental principle that the arts should be accessible to everyone. This vision became a reality in the summer of 2008 with the debut of The Freeman Stage at Bayside, which originally featured a modest, covered wooden stage set on a small grassy patch within the Bayside community. What began as a simple summer performance series rapidly blossomed into a cherished community gathering spot, welcoming local families, national touring acts, school groups, and thousands of enthusiastic arts lovers each season. Driven by a phased expansion strategy and a capital campaign, the Freeman Arts Pavilion is transitioning into a premier outdoor performance venue capable of hosting around 4,000 guests, equipped with state-of-the-art production technology and enhanced comforts for both performers and attendees. We attended the grand opening of this new stage on July 8th to catch the Matteo Bocelli World Tour. Arriving around 5:45 PM, we found the main lot completely full and had to park in the secondary lot to the right of the entrance. After waiting in line for about 20 minutes, we entered using our QR-coded tickets. We walked up the boardwalk to our seats in section 303, row P, seats 17 and 18. The total cost for our two tickets including Allianz Global Assistance insurance was $375. I am not sure how much the insurance cost was, but days before the concert we could have purchased similar row P seats for under $100 per seat without any insurance. Next time we will not purchase insurance. The new stadium seating is a massive upgrade over the previous flat lawn setup with folding chairs; these seats are permanently set in concrete and offer plenty of space to stretch out and unwind. For our next visit, we intend to secure seats closer to the main stage in sections 202 or 102. Matteo treated the crowd to an encore, which we stayed to enjoy, before making our exit during his final number. By taking the alternative route via Sound Church Road out to Route 54, we successfully bypassed the typical post-event traffic. Refer to my many videos and pics from our event. I will return here with my friends for a George Thorogood And The Destroyers concert so more to come from me.

My wife and I have attended several concerts at this venue over the past several years with my…read morebrother-in-law and sister-in-law. Most recently (Oct. 2026) we had the opportunity to see Styx. The pavilion underwent a complete renovation in 2025 adding more seats, a larger stage and more food vendors. It seats approximately 4500 people including the lawn area. All of the seating is outside with no roofing. I found it strange that with the renovations covered seating would not have been added. Every seat offers an excellent view of the stage, due to the seating being arranged like a stadium. Acoustics are very good with plenty of speakers allowing the music to be heard throughout. There are approximately six food trucks and several concession stands offering Mexican food. seafood, burgers, fries, etc. Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages including beer are also offered. Food prices average about $20/person. Parking is free and plentiful and well organized by the venue staff (all volunteers). There a couple of regular bathrooms as well as Port-a-Potties. More bathrooms would be useful and helpful. Lines are common during events. The crowds are well behaved and security consists of volunteer staff members and Delaware State Troopers. I appreciate that the pavilion helps support the music arts and our youth. This is a beautiful venue in a beautiful area. I recommend this location for a nice, relaxing evening out with friends and family.

About 50% newer type "redemption" games and claw machines, and 50% good old-school stuff. It's…read moresmall, but EVERYTHING worked, and was superbly maintained. We were greeted when we entered by a very friendly guy behind the desk, who was helpful and seemed to actually WANT to be there - which was a very good sign. Went because I heard there were some pinball machines there, which is a big draw. Those machines were in PERFECT shape, and played GREAT. We were also pleasantly surprised to find out that Fridays, the pinball machines are 1/2 price! Will DEFINITELY return on our next visit to OC - this little corner arcade is a hidden gem!

Fun little place to enjoy games and good ice cream! We got the salted caramel pretzel flavor and…read morechurro - both delicious. They're open on the weekends during off season

Beautiful home and good wine. We did a tasting and later had dinner. The food was good although a…read morebit expensive but service was so bad. Our server had just been hired and he had no watering experience and was serving the outside, downstairs and upstairs dining room all on his own! Our food was brought out little by little and we ended up paying $28 extra for a mistake that he made on the order. In my opinion the place was miss-managed.

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.

A family tradition of ours for the past 10 years is to visit this arcade and every visit we are…read morepleased. Lots of games for young kids, most everything is working, the staff is always nice and the prices aren't any worse than other arcades. $35 can last my kids an hour or so. The location is upstairs in an outdoor mall area of Bethany right in the middle of shops, coffee and ice cream. Parking can be a pain during the busy season but worth the trip. We love stopping here and will continue to do so.

the last time i went there i never wanted to leave, it was totally awesome and i can't wait to go…read morethere again soon, if you go to bethany beach and you don't know what to do, go here.

We had a great time in here trying to kill time before lunch. I absolutely love coin pusher…read moremachines and they had so many different varieties of them. You can spend so much time for not too much money with them. The other games were also relatively inexpensive; the skee-ball was only about $.50. The staff at the prize claim was also so helpful and helped us pool our tickets together from a bunch of different cards and physical tickets and even told us what we could get with our remaining 5-10 tickets. We ended up getting two stuffed animals for my almost 2-year-old niece and a mini-skateboard and a piece of candy

Let me start of by saying we enjoy the variety of games here and the young female running the prize…read morecounter is very friendly and patient when my son turns his tickets into prizes. On my most recent visit we spent a lot of time (and money) at the claw machines. The blatant rigging of the claw machines was just ridiculous. The several machines that we tried dropped the prize at the exact same point every single time..... when we casually chatted with the female counter worker she laughed because she also knew how bad they were. After we put in around $15 we asked a male employee if there was any chance they would let my son get the stuffed animal out of the machine. Obviously this was a long shot but at this point I felt they had made their money off of us. His response was a rude smirk. Again, not surprised but I am just upset there are people making these machines impossible (rather than just difficult) when this is a place for families and kids. I love a claw machine challenge but I felt that arcade was being overly greedy and I think we will try someplace else in the future. Alley Oops in OC actually had attainable claw machine prizes so try them out if you havent!

This is my wife and my first time there we've been wanting to go for several months. We did not…read morereally know what to expect when we came in. We thought the price was outstanding. The buffet was great. The food was good. Servers were very friendly people that cleaned up were excellent. Very good help it was very nice. We will go back definitely

Great events, cheap food and drinks. Not a large menu selection and the quality is just ok. The…read morefried chicken fingers are not the least bit greasy and the pizza is decent. Wine is $4.00 not a great brand but hey after the first one or 2 you won't even notice! Beautiful location and fantastic view. Very crowded in the season, off season is best for people that live nearby year round. An awesome affordable place for vets and their families. Lots of volunteers which is wonderful! Something going on all the time. Flip 5 is also a fun night! Rated a 3 only because it's too crowded in the summer and the road to the entrance has been in need of major repair for quite awhile. Be prepared it's very bumpy terrain.

The Ocean City Country Music Fesival called and I answered. This three day event featured top…read moreperformers--Carrie Underwood, Luke Bryan, Brooks & Dunn and many many more. Almost every artist we saw commented with sincerity on how wonderful a venue this is. (You know when entertainers are just giving you a generic compliment and this wasn't the case.) Parking and shuttle service worked like a charm. They have it down to an art. Be prepared to pay for the experice$$$. But, it is worth it.