Wow!! What an outstanding and unique experience. Paul does all the prep, cooking, and cleanup. The…read morefood and wine are amazing! The evening lasts much longer than going to a restaurant, which is great. And you get a private concert after dinner! And it's lovely to enjoy the party in the comfort of your own home. I highly recommend!! you will love it!

I hired Paul to cook and sing for my husbands birthday last fall and it was AWESOME! Paul is a…read moretotal professional - the food was fabulous and he was fun to be with! Loved the concert after dinner and I highly recommend him! Way good fun...and no stress to throw the best party we've had on years!

I was so thrilled with our picnic by Dewey Beach Picnic Co. The atmosphere was lovely, the food was…read morevery good- a memorable evening! Jessica Jones did a fantastic job in creating a beautiful experience for us- she thought of every detail- leaves nothing out! Can't wait to come again!!

Denny was quick to respond when we inquired about drone photographs for our family. We had the idea…read moreof taking family photos with a drone & he delivered on our vision. The photos were given to us via Dropbox & the quality of photos were awesome. The price was so worth it to have long-lasting memories! We will definitely be using D.O. drones again!

They don't do it for the money. They don't do it for the…read morecheer. They do it for the glory. And beer, and fried pickles, and turkey legs, and pumpkin funnel cake. At least that's what I'm assuming why some grown men and women would voluntarily want to build a catapult or air vessel to launch a pumpkin in the air the length of 13 football fields. The only thing you win is a gnome trophy. This was one of the few times I went to Delaware for non-surfing reasons. I have to say I'm starting to like this small state more if this is one of their official state sports. This is a three day spectacle, The Superbowl of Pumpkin Chucking. Basically, I spent my Sunday listening to drunk people scream "Fire in the Hole" and throw/destroy stuff, basically it's like an average Sunday at my house but outdoors and with new faces. So here's how it works. You drive to some corn field in the middle of Bridgeville (use GPS), pay $10 bucks, park and discover the sights and smells of this world championship. There are rides for the little ones, all kinds of fried foods, chili and barbeque, even a beauty pageant. And then you have the piece de la resistance, the mechanical engineering masterpieces that rocket pumpkins into the sky from three different types of "chunkers": catapults, trebuchets and air cannons. Here's an explanation: Air Cannon Uses compressed air to launch a pumpkin.Air is compressed into a tank. When the constraint holding that air is removed, air expands back to its normal volume. The result is released air acts like a spring and forces the pumpkin through the tube at great volume, expelling the pumpkin out with a big boom. Centrifugal air vessel/cannon has an arm that spins at least 360 degrees to launch a pumpkin. The spin accelerates the pumpkin, and each rotation gains more and more momentum until it can build up enough energy to propel the pumpkin forward. Catapult Uses stretched springs or rubber bands. When the springs or bands are pulled and then released, the stored up energy is transferred to the arm of the device, which hurls the pumpkin. A torsion catapult uses twisted rope. The rope stores mechanical energy when it is twisted. The amount of force it releases is proportional to the amount it is twisted. Trebuchet Transforms the potential energy stored in the lifted heavy mass into the kinetic energy that is the motion of the smaller mass (the pumpkin). It uses a short arm, which is weighted down with a heavy object to counterbalance against the long arm, where the projectile (the pumpkin) is placed. When the heavy mass of the short arm falls down, it provides energy to fling the long arm. So how do I know all this? For one reason, I dyed over all the blonde highlights in my hair recently and now can retain more information, and secondly I was right behind the discovery channel camera men and Mythbuster people. The time in between launchings is long, and there was an hour long break due to a spotter getting hit by a flying pumpkin. Luckily there's lots of entertainment (beauty pageant, rides, Pumpkin cornhole) and food (chili cook off tent, Smoked Turkey Legs, Bar-B-Q Ribs, Chicken, Baked Potato,Dipped and Fried Vegetables,Cheesecake-on-a-stick) to keep you occupied. It's a very family friendly event, so bring your offspring and teach them hands on lessons about energy and mass, or they can just hold your beer for you.

Ok I love going to Punkin Chunkin. It seems to be drawing a bigger crowd this year with all the…read morepublicity its been getting on TV but we still had a great time. So first off dress warm! Cheer on everyone! The work they put in all year is incredible. The food is carnival food and there is stuff to do with the kids (think bouncy houses, kids rides). The main event is the punkins flying through the air and all the amazing machinery present. Some human powered, some air powered... just a sight to see.

We stopped by for a little arts and crafts fair on a cool but sunny fall day. We found free street…read moreparking about 2 blocks away. I can imagine it is a lot harder to look for parking on an August Saturday. The convention center had helpful staff and beautiful large windows that overlooked the ocean. Bathrooms were easy to find and clean. The main exhibit space was nice sized and well maintained. The fair itself was a wash, most of the vendors were not my cup of tea but we still spend about $15.

I went last night to this venue to see the Stylistics. I must admit I was somewhat surprised at…read morewhat it is. To me, it's a very poorly planned architectural mess. It's more like a gymnasium than anything. One set of bathrooms, immediately inside the entrance. Not nearly enough, and only one set of double doors when the event ended for exit for 600 people, all leaving at once. No concession stand at all. Unless you count the guy selling bottles of water in a small refrigerator at the entrance. Not that I wanted anything, but this place is stripped bare of anything. And it's NEW! I've seen better looking fire station halls for events. Cape May should ask for their money back from whoever designed this place. I'm surprised it doesn't have pull out bleachers to sit on........It's just an awful place in my opinion.

The woman on the phone is so rude, I can't believe she works in customer service. I spoke with her…read moreto request a car and she was so patronizing. Do not recommend working with such rude people.

Place a reservation, email was sent saying if all detail in order are correct, no response is…read moreneeded. The morning of the pickup, the car never showed up. Upon researching the issue, the dispatcher said the job was never confirmed.

Bob and Linda Muncy are the very definition of hospitality and accommodation. I've stayed at the…read moreIona Stables and Inn three times now, and have never failed to feel anything but welcomed. While Bob is a retired minister he has found his second calling as a very accomplished chef! Breakfast each morning is always a cornucopia of choices and delicious flavors. On my most recent visit, I had a very strict dietary restriction. Not only did the Muncy's accommodate my request, they made me the absolutely most delicious gluten-free (I know... ugh!) muffins I've ever eaten... seriously. The Inn is located on a working farm and therefore relatively secluded. Lots of privacy if that's what you seek. However, Bob and Linda are always happy to engage in conversation. They seem genuinely interested in learning about your story. And if you should ever return, they remember details and want to know what has happened in your life since your last visit. The accommodations are comfortable and quaint. This is after all their primary residence. The inn feels lived in but not precious, not stuffy. I highly recommend the Inn for those looking to escape the big city or those who are traveling up and down the East coast and want to explore what Delaware has to offer. Five Stars!

Best stay at a AirB&B I have ever experienced. Location is in the country, but you are just five…read moreminutes away from shopping and restaurants. Room was very nice, private and comfortable. Breakfasts were unbelievable. You have to experience their breakfasts. Robert and Linda are very down to earth and respectful. They made me feel like family. I seriously recommend staying at The Iona Inn and Stables when in Delaware. I recommend going to Delaware just to stay at the Iona Inn and Stables.

This is a very quiet place. All you can hear is the crickets and an occasional whoosh of the wind…read morethrough the adjoining salt marsh. Wild life abounds from deer in the yard to an occasional fox running by.

Pretty location and very convenient but the building needs a facelift... I did not stay here but I…read morehave been to several conferences and find it very dated and musty smelling. Overall I would still hold a conference here or attend if the price is right. The employees are very attentive and friendly!