Loved the food here! We ordered the chicken penne vodka, meatball trio and the cheesecake of the…read moreday which was a raspberry flavor. The chicken penne vodka was very delicious here and was easily 3 portions worth of food. The meatballs were a great size with sauce that just melted in your mouth, WOW. The cheesecake was so decadent and had such great flavors. You can feel the love through every bite. A must stop if you're passing by on 113.

We orders on door dash. Chicken piccata was good as was pasta with meatballs! We will order again.read more

First time to this restaurant. This is not fine dining but if you are looking for a real Mexican…read morerestaurant this is the place. Good food good service and it is in the back of a local Mexican market. If you like going to bodega type places like you find in bigger cities than this is the place. Reminded me of home back in NY. Will be back !!!!

Easy and delicious stop on our road trip! Quick service and friendly staff. (Lime was not pre…read moresqueezed, I just forgot to take a pic before I got to it lol)

Kind of hidden off rte.54 in Selbyville Delaware, an old farm dating back to 1853, owned and…read moreoperated by the Magee family. There you can find a plethora of fruits and vegetables, soft shell crabs, apple juice and beautiful Fall mums. Give them a try you won't be disappointed

Stopped for corn and peaches while camping at Cape Henlopen SP. The corn was amazing. The peaches…read morewere awful. Dry and mealy. Tried 2 to be sure and through the rest away. Most annoying was that we let them know about the peaches the next time that we went for corn but nobody cared!

We stumbled upon Parsons Farm on our way back from Ocean City, and I'm so glad we stopped. I love…read morevisiting local farms to pick up fresh produce there's something nostalgic and relaxing about the experience. The farm had live animals, making it a fun stop for kids and families. They also have a restaurant, so you can enjoy a meal while you're there. It's a great place to stretch your legs, shop for fresh produce, and enjoy a taste of the countryside. If you're in the area, Parsons Farm is definitely worth a visit!

Farm/Petting Zoo: So cute, and our son loved it. The animals…read moreare of course looking for food. We opted to not buy any and just walk around, we attracted the animals more than the folks around us trying to feed them lettuce and grain. We've also raised farm animals so I think they know we just want to see them? I don't know. Walking around was nice and a few cut photo ops helped. I really went for the cows and for our son to be able to see some animals we didn't have at home. Produce/Store: I found that most of what was being sold was not local. Major bummer. The prices were high and for it not being local you can get the same stuff elsewhere. The store overall was a disappointment. Garden: Didn't go to it.

Delicious meal starting with the appetizer through dessert. Service was outstanding. Visit not…read morejust for the meal but also for the experience. Super cool and eclectic spot

I love a great restaurant, but for me, it's never just about the food. The atmosphere, the…read moreexperience, and the people are what make a meal truly memorable. I've wanted to try Grove Market for a few years, but it's nearly impossible for me to plan far enough in advance to get a reservation. We were lucky enough to snag a last-minute table after a cancellation, and it exceeded every expectation. The restaurant is absolutely charming--quaint, intimate, and unlike anything else in the area. I especially love that the menu is built around what's fresh, local, and in season. It makes every dish feel thoughtful and unique. The food was outstanding, the service was exceptional, and our waiter was incredibly kind and accommodating. Even more impressive was how every member of the staff genuinely seemed to care about creating a special experience for their guests. That kind of passion is rare, and it shows in every detail. If you're looking for something truly special, Grove Market is a hidden gem that's absolutely worth experiencing. I can't recommend it enough.

"Baby Ruths and Blue Crabs: a Maryland treasure"…read more Tucked just off the beaten path in southern Maryland sits a true hidden gem of a crab shack -- the kind of place where GPS starts to doubt itself but your nose knows you're close when you catch that glorious whiff of Old Bay and salt air. I ordered several dozen male blue crabs, and the gentleman running the shop steamed them fresh while I waited. He couldn't have been kinder or more helpful -- walking my Yankee self through the local crab routine like a patient professor of Maryland seafood. I even picked up paper and mallets for future crab feasts, because once you start cracking shells, there's no going back. The crabs came out piping hot, juicy, and unbelievably sweet -- some of the best I've ever had, maybe the best. They were just as delicious cold later on, and I had plenty to share (though sharing was optional). The fresh air off the water, the sunshine, and the friendly folks waiting on their own orders made the whole experience feel like a snapshot of authentic coastal life. Before I left, I remembered I had a stash of Baby Ruth candy bars in my trunk -- so naturally, I handed a few out to the kind man steaming the crabs and some fellow customers waiting for their orders. Nothing says "Southern hospitality meets Northern charm" quite like fresh crabs and surprise candy. This isn't a sit-down spot -- it's a genuine crab-to-go shack, and that's exactly its charm. Bring your own cooler if you plan to take a bunch home, because you'll absolutely want to. No frills, no fuss -- just pure Maryland magic by the dozen.

You will not find a better seafood value on the East Coast. Howard cook's crabs perfectly every…read moretime. Tell Howard "Mr. PETE says HOWDY!"

As a local, I've been coming to Food Lion ever since I can remember. But today I had such a…read morewonderful experience I had to share! An employee named John in the bakery section was so kind, warm, helpful, and patient. He helped my mom find a dessert and made her day. Thank you, John, for bringing a smile to my mother's face!

The rotisserie chicken was raw!! Looks raw, smells raw and it's absolutely not edible!! I had a…read morehard time cutting it, but still offered it to my children which spit it right out saying it tasted like rubber!! Most food items I shopped were advertised as on sale, but at the checkout counter the discounts were not applied. The employee I asked about this issue was very rude and offensive and did not help at all. I had to go back through the isles and take pictures of the discounted prices so that same employee could apply the discount to my receipt. Not planning on shopping there ever again!! Disappointing!!

I absolutely love stopping at the Eastview Farm on every trip I make to Selbyville. Some people…read morecall her the dirt lady, some people call her the Hippie lady I just call her a gift to local farming who gives the best prices and is so generous and knowledgeable. Highly recommend

We were driving by and saw this little farm. We abruptly turned our car around to come here! Omg…read morethe woman who owns the farm is so wonderful. Originally from Philly - and just so nice, knowledgable, and helpful. We bought out all her remaining blueberries and also bought some yellow cherry tomatoes. After we paid she mentioned that she had exotic mushrooms in the back. So we immediately wanted some of those too. She helped us select what to get and then brought us a huge amount. Everything we got was so fresh and delicious. We def will be back next time we are in the area. This farm is my kind of place.