I had a wonderful visit to The Station on King! I ordered the salted pistachio latte and a matcha…read morelatte, along with a couple of desserts. I was honestly blown away by the salted pistachio latte, it was the highlight of my visit!. The bakery items were also quite good and paired perfectly with the drinks. The entire menu looks delicious, and I already have my eye on a few other items to try next time. The environment is very nice, clean, and has a great vibe. To top it off, the service was incredibly welcoming and friendly. I'll definitely be back!

Wonderful brunch!…read more Stopped in on my birthday for brunch and had a lovely experience. We had the Pistachio Honey Latte, Shakshuka, beef soup, salmon toast and maple veggies. As a Shakshuka lover who has spent time in Israel I am quite picky about my Shakshuka but I can confidently say I was pleasantly surprised by this one and enjoyed every bite! The beef soup was a bit bland unfortunately but the salmon toast has copious amounts of salmon and was delicious. The maple veggies were also wonderful. The pistachio honey latte was perfectly balanced not being overly sweet. Service was nothing to note as you seat yourself and get your own food here but staff was nice. Ambiance was alright, we had to sit out in the patio area which while heated was a less than desirable location to eat but it wasn't bad. Overall we truly enjoyed our time at The Station and will be back without a doubt.

We got the drip coffee and went got something to eat. The chicken sub was dry and should have been…read morebetter. The flavor was there but the sub was not. Service was good. And the restaurant was in what it seemed to be a retirement community, which was fine.

I was craving a sandwich unique to Arena's. It was prepared perfectly and the server was quick and…read moreresponsive.

Friendly locally owed coffee shop. I ordered drip coffee but the flavor profile was amazing, one of…read morethe best I've had. Coffee is roasted locally in Milton.

The coffee and espresso are decent, but not great. We arrived at open and they had no pastries…read more Their shipment hadn't arrived. It didn't arrive during the time we sat and drank our coffees. It's a charming little place, so that's appealing. But we are spoiled with great espresso and coffee from a few places in Baltimore and Gaia's doesn't compare. If they can master making drip (or pour over) and espresso this could be a great option.

I really wanted to like this place but it just didn't do it! Beautiful day to sit outside with…read morewaterfront view for Happy Hour. Convenient to the ferry port. Location is awesome! First disappointment(s) 1 hour into HH and they did not have a few of the HH menu items - boneless wings and cheese steak egg rolls. I hope the wings were really out because the daily special was offering wings for $1 each and these were pushed. The diet soda that was served was pretty flat and had a strange flavor and was definitely an off brand. The chowder was creamy but had a very sweet flavor to it not much of other flavors. Could be canned or frozen? Double Burger was cooked well and served with a bag of Cape Cod chips. Had to ask for pickles as did several other diners. It was bland as well, was not seasoned. We also had tater tots that were served on a pool of ? ?? The French fries that my dining companion opted for with her burger were grease soaked and were an undisclosed up charge of $2! Had to try them but definitely will not be back. Had Irish Eyes down the road not been so packed that is where to go- always!

Grain On The Rocks is at the Lewes Ferry Port. I was looking for a place for happy hour and the…read moreplace we wanted to go to (Irish Eyes) was packed. It was a beautiful day out and we wanted something on the water as well with outdoor dining. This was our first time here and the atmosphere and outdoor dining was wonderful. The food was such a disappointment. The Happy Hour menu for food included: Loaded Tater Tots ($7), Traditional or Boneless Wings ($11), Cheesesteak Eggrolls ($9), Smash Burger ($10), New England Clam Chowder ($8) and Oyster of the Day (1/2 dz $10; dz $18). Happy hour beverages included $2 off draft beer, Rail Mixed Drinks ($6), Crushes ($9), House Wines ($6), and Canned Domestic ($4) - Miller Lite, Coors Lite, Natty BOH, and Michelob Ultra. They also had Weekly Specials (Sunday) which included Traditional Wings ($1 each) and $10 Grain Burger along with some others, you can see in the attached photo. We arrived at 5 pm and the Happy Hour Menu is from 4-6pm so we were only an hour into the Happy Hour. They were out of the "Traditional or Boneless wings ($11) but said we could order the Sunday weekly specials of traditional wings at $1 each. They were out of the Cheesesteak Eggrolls as well. I elected to have the Loaded Tater Tots from the Happy Hour menu and the Smash Burger which came with chips and the server asked if I would like to substitute the chips with fries which I agreed. The Loaded Tater Tots were cheese sauce, bacon, scallions and sour cream. They were greasy and the cheese sauce, I don't know. I couldn't even tell you what type of cheese it was. Maybe cheddar, but I'm really not sure. There were just a few pieces of bacon on it and loaded with sour cream. Not very good. The smash burger was 2 4oz beef patties with cheddar cheese, lettuce, tomato, onion on a potato roll. No pickles. Who serves a burger with no pickles on it or on the side? We did request pickles and they were given. There was no offer of any ketchup or it being on the table. I asked for BBQ sauce and received that when I had a bite left of the burger. However, the BBQ sauce was very tasty. The "cheddar cheese" was a mix of cheddar and mozzarella or something and it was shredded cheese not a slice or anything. Guess they were running out of cheese and had to improvise. There was a huge chunk end piece of lettuce that should not have been on the burger, and the tomatoes were chopped not sliced. Who puts chopped tomatoes on a burger? After having this AMAZING burger in Virginia Beach a week ago at The Atlantic on Pacific for $6 on their Happy Hour menu, this was "ok". I accepted the substitute of fries with the Smash Burger over the chips. I was truly sorry I did that. They were partly raw, greasy, and I don't know how else to explain them. Just horrible. Some looked like they were overcooked but yet they were not crispy or anything. Just limp fries. Majority undercooked. To my surprise, I received the check and my burger was $12 where my sisters was $10. The only reason for the upcharge would be the substitution of the fries for the chips. Say what? There was no mention of the upcharge when offered, which is just horrible when servers don't mention any additional charge for things and the way he offered it was like it could be substituted free of charge. Needless to say, that $2 came out of his tip since he didn't have the knowledge to notify a guest of this. Not to mention the disgrace to be charging $2 additional for those undercooked and overcooked greasy piles of disgusting things they call French Fries. I also ordered a Diet Coke which I like to have with lime and what do you know, they were out of limes. This also tasted funny. It was either really cheap Cola however, it tasted more like pretty flat soda. Sitting on the dock of the Bay (hee hee get it?) was the best part of this meal. The service was ok. Things were delayed when requested, such as the pickles and BBQ sauce (which was requested at time of order). The food was horrible. The fact that they were out of so many things just an hour into happy hour and the cheapness of the cheese sauce on the tater tots that you couldn't even notice the flavor and the greasiness of it and then those fries. No, I can't get over those fries. No reputable place would ever serve fries like that. It was just horrible. I wanted to like this place, and it was a pure let down. Definitely a pass for me. Irish Eyes is right down the road; on a bad day they are better. Awesome Happy Hour menu, just make sure you get their early enough so you can get a spot at the bar (inside, porch or outside) or a high top in the bar areas.

First visit- the food is delicious! Went for breakfast but able to order anything on the menu,…read moreanytime. The menu offers many dishes and they are well thought out. Its more of a European approach to food,fresh and scratch. All desserts are made here as well. Homey. The prices are more than fair.Has a genuine, friendly atmosphere. You don't feel like an observer, you are included.Saw a cozy new homemade afghan on a shelf for those who are chilled. My first visit is not my last.

Ordered California Turkey Club. Returned home this is what they gave me! How freaking rude are…read moreyou to serve burnt bread! Also, menu did not state that it was smoked turkey. I would like a refund.

A Solid Bagel Stop in Lewes…read more I've eaten at Surf Bagel before, so on the way home from a recent business trip I decided to stop again and grab breakfast to go. I ordered a sesame bagel with egg, cheese, and scrapple, along with a hash brown. The bagel was nicely toasted and very fresh, which is really what you hope for when you're stopping at a place that specializes in bagels. The sandwich itself was simple but very satisfying. Nothing over the top or crazy fancy, just a well made breakfast sandwich that hit the spot. The service was friendly and quick, and the place itself has a unique feel to it. Inside they sell quite a bit of Surf Bagel merchandise, which gives it a fun local vibe beyond just being a bagel counter. I included a few photos because the shop has a cool look to it. I stopped in around 9 in the morning and it was still pretty busy, even during the off season. That tells me this place probably gets packed during the summer months. Overall, everything was fresh, the staff was nice, and it's definitely a place I'd stop at again when I'm in the area.

Ordered gf bagel toasted breakfast sandwich. Bagel was…read morestill frozen and soggy. Unedible. Also, I feel like all their stuff just taste like seed oils like when you get the bacon or egg it's just smothered in oil. This location also needs to be remediated and renovated.

The best eclairs I've ever had! Strawberry mouse cake is super delicious too! All pastries are…read moreawesome! Love this bakery!!

So the proprietors of La Baguette French Bakery may not actually be "French." That aside, this…read morequaint little shop produces some of the best baked goods in the Lewes, DE area. One of the Lewes residents recommended this place during my recent stay, and an excellent recommendation it was! Located about 3 miles from downtown Lewes, there is plenty of parking in the busy shopping center...which I always appreciate. Don't be surprised if there is a long line upon walking in as this place is popular with the locals. The smell of freshly baked bread is the first thing that hits you. There is a wide selection of croissants, cakes, muffins, cookies, rolls, danishes, and of course, loaves of bread. A complete list of their offerings can be found here: https://www.labaguettede.com/menus/#lewes-menu As I was vacationing with a group, we got a few items; but I opted for the namesake baguette. When we returned to the AirBnB, the skinny baguette was still warm and had the signature crispy-ish exterior and nice flaky interior. Spread on some butter with coffee, and that was a perfect breakfast. I forgot to take a pic, but the breakfast bacon, egg, and cheese sando was excellent. Crispy strips of bacon, fluffy eggs, melty American cheese, is contained within toasty bread. At $8.50, honestly that is a good deal since it was large enough for two meals. Service was efficient, albeit perhaps a bit brusk...but it was busy so I'm not gonna detract any stars. The staff behind the counter just want you to give the order and don't have time to engage in too much small talk. From start to finish, a large-ish order of 12 items (including 3 breakfast sandos) only took about 8-10 minutes. In additon to baked goods, there are grocery items, t-shirts/cups, and other retail items for sale. While there is limited seating indoors, if you're lucky enough, snag one of the small table outside to enoy dining al fresco.

Yep... still a massive fan of this little gem! Always visit when in town. Just an awesome coffee…read moreshop with lots of options and fantastic food. Got coffee, Americano and a double shot of espresso over ice (to add a protein shake to). Also got the Local burrito and the Local bowl. Lots of options for wraps or bowls. Avocado toast and açaí bowls. They also have bakery selections (not made in house but still good). There's an indoor and outdoor seating area. Not tons of parking. Typical coffee shop vibe. Super friendly employees who seem to be throwing out orders efficiently and accurately (sometimes it's slow but today was super fast). Will forever be a visitor here!

I visited Rise Up on Memorial Day Weekend, so they were absolutely packed and had a line out the…read moredoor. I waited ~45 min from getting on line to getting my food and drink. Things I liked: - their ample selection of breakfast burritos and ready-to-eat food like protein bars and pastries. I got their vegan breakfast burrito (the Happy Cow) which was basically a tofu scramble in a burrito. It was good and satiating! - my cappuccino with oat milk was good. I don't know why they offer three different sizes for cappuccinos though. Areas for improvement: - I really felt bad for their staff because of how crazy it was. They had enough people working (although another person on the register would be nice) but having paper tickets is a little archaic and slow. - They heavily promote mobile ordering, but as other reviewers have noted, mobile orders are in a totally different queue. I would've placed my order online but the wait time was two or three hours! They don't let you set a pickup time, so it seemed wildly unpredictable. - why is the menu SO long? You don't need to make everyone happy! It's a cute spot and, were it not so packed, I would've spent time there. There's plenty of seating for larger groups.

"So ferry, cross the Mersey 'Cause this land's the place I…read morelove And here I'll stay" (Gerry & the Pacemakers) The restaurant at the ferry terminal is closed on Mondays, but fortunately Lewes Coffee wasn't. They sell a few breakfast sandwiches, grab and go stuff like bagels, snacks and lots of coffee options. We paid $18 for two coffees, a bagel with cream cheese, and an egg, cheese, and Taylor Ham/Pork Roll breakfast sandwich on a toasted roll. The young guy who was running the whole show by himself did a nice job with everything. He cooked my breakfast sandwich and asked my wife if she wanted her cold bagel toasted. That was a very nice touch. My breakfast sandwich was pretty damned good with a nice layer of good old New Jersey Pork Roll in there. Lewes Coffee was an excellent substitute to grab some morning nourishment.

Had some refreshers / juices and it was good . We were waiting to take the ferry to Cape May and…read morehad some coolers here . Mango was really good . Others were good too. They also had coffee and few snacks . Good service and quality .

All I can say is I am so glad I don't live nearby or I'd have to buy new pants. Their baked goods…read moreare on another level. Everything we ordered was so good! My favorite was the apple pie cinnamon bun, unreal flavor and perfect texture! Their coffees are delicious and varied. Their whole bean prices to take with you are a bit out of line. I know trump has totally messed up the coffee markets with his unconstitutional tariffs but even still I think they are inflated. Cannot wait for my next trip to the beach, we will be taking a pit stop in to the point coffee house.

Staff were friendly!…read more Walnut sticky bun was really good! My husband said it was his favorite thing. There's a microwave inside to warm up your pastry, which I very much appreciate. The sticky bun was really buttery and soft, slightly gooey, and just really tasty... Not too sweet. GF Lemonade Raspberry muffin was good! Moist.