My family went to this cafe for a quick lunch and we were delighted with the service and food…read moreserved! It's an American and Mexican mixed menu and a quaint little shop. The waitress was so kind and lovely, especially to my son. We ordered huevos rancheros and a breakfast plate. The huevos rancheros were AMAZING, and definitely worth a great review! Service: 4.5/5 Cost: 4.5/5 Quality: 5/5

For all of the Liberals and Democrat Socialist folks, including the ones that are protesting at the…read moreMidway in the surrounding area... You especially, should be supporting your local, extremely hardworking community restaurants, like this one. Emmanuels was so yummy, filling and inexpensive. The staff were so sweet and did everything possible to make our table happy. They have been hanging in the past 3 years and are hopeful that business will sustain. Please everyone check this restaurant out.

Beware... the Blink charging station at Royal Farms, at the intersection of Coastal Highway & John…read moreJ Williams Hwy, recently tripled their price to almost $1 per kWh. I guess they figured that since they are one of the few DC fast charging stations, they could charge what ever they want. I usually paid $22-25 at this location. My last charge was almost $66. DO NOT SUPPORT BUSINESSES THAT GOUGE THEIR CUSTOMERS!

Outstanding business to work with, they make sure you are completely satisfied. Highly Recommend.read more

Highly recommend!!! Outstanding customer care & service and gorgeous arrangement! Ken took care of…read moreus when we really needed help. A different shop in town would not deliver a very important, confirmed order for the funeral of our oldest and dearest friend because the order was taken by a third party and they were closed for a holiday. That very early morning Ken took our phone call, put together a large, meaningful arrangement and had it out the door for delivery in record time. Ken went well above and beyond to assist us on a very difficult and emotional day. This is a business and people who can provide trusted service. We are so very grateful! Thank you!

Went there on Sunday for dinner, but was sorely…read moredisappointed; my first choice for seat was a chair, but it was facing directly into an unshaded sun, but then I ordered the hibachi Salmon and sadly disappointed with it because it was flavorless to me!!!!

A clean and cute place with supper comfortable seats. Service is very good- family run in a very…read morenew area. The food was true Japanese; ramen noodles, jasmine rice milk tea, edamame, and chicken lettuce wrap was very good.

Great selection and great prices and very helpful staff…read more Wine selection excellent and price on excellent quality wine

They have a wide variety of different liquors to choose from. The 2 male staff they were very…read morehelpful, the lady I encountered wasn't as friendly and nice as the other 2.

We stayed 3 nights the first week in June, and had a wonderful time! It included warm & friendly…read moreservice, spacious indoor parking, good breakfast, wine & cheese in the afternoon, very good coffee all day, great location a block or so from the beach, restaurants nearby, and very comfortable beds. The room & common areas were meticulously clean. The room bathroom lighting was excellent, although we would have preferred better bedside lighting for reading. We didn't try the pool & sundeck, but it looked inviting. We plan to return!

"Cause I'm running on the bad side And I got my back to the…read morewall Tenth Avenue freeze-out" (Bruce Springsteen) The hotel is simply beautiful. There are so many seating options in the lobby that look as though they came out of a beach resort magazine. The hotel posts a daily board of local restaurant specials, and the hotel itself offers plenty of great extras, like wine and cheese every day from 5:00-6:00, and cookies and milk every evening at 8:00 in the lobby. Complimentary lobby coffee is available 24/7, so there are no coffee makers in the rooms. There's also a big game room with dozens of board games. They have an indoor pool and sauna, and an outdoor hot tub. Our hotel room was quite large, with a huge flatscreen TV, a work desk, a king-sized bed, a sofa, and a coffee table. The in-room Wi-Fi and the satellite TV worked great. The bath was on the smaller size, but it looked brand new. The shower had plenty of hot water and the only nitpick was maybe the pressure from the rainfall style shower head could have been a teense more forceful. We had a nice private balcony overlooking the street and their street level firepit and seating area. The overall location is great, just a very short walk to the boardwalk and beach and within hundreds of stores and restaurants. The daily breakfast was stellar -a bounty of pre-made omelets, Sausages, Baked pears, Cereals, Oatmeal (with mix- ins like nuts, chocolate, granola, seeds, coconut), Pastries, whole and cut fruit, yogurt, cottage cheese, hash browns, and ham slices. Our off-season rate was a little over $100 a night, quite a good deal for the hotel's luxury and services. Guest service was excellent at every encounter we had.

I needed a gel manicure while down for the weekend. I just had a manicure at home but the gel was…read morepeeling up on two fingers. My nails had recently experienced some trauma and it turns out the gel was coming up because two nails had split. I booked same day and was very happy with the experience. The mani room is clean and peaceful. She did a pretty good job considering she had to cut two of my nails farther back than expected once the polish came off and we could see what was going on. I will definitely keep this spot in mind next time I am in town and want pampering.

I think I heard therapists complaining and speaking poorly of other people every.single. Time I've…read morevisited on my vacations over the years. From some light prodding from my massage therapist, the owners are horrendous money hungry schemers and your money should be spent somewhere with more integrity. Honestly, look elsewhere. I haven't found a good spa down the beach- but the independent massage therapists I search for are where it's at.

What a fantastic evening at The Local Bootlegging Company Speakeasy in Rehoboth Beach! The food was…read moreoutstanding, the drinks were incredible, and the service was second to none. A special thank you to Peter "Pan" for making our night so memorable. Not only were the cocktails delicious, but watching him craft those amazing bourbon creations was an experience in itself. We will definitely be taking an Uber next time so we can fully indulge in even more of those exceptional bourbon cocktails! Thank you for a wonderful evening. We can't wait to come back!

**in response to the owners comment, we never met you. We didn't send food back nor did we request…read morenew food, and you, nor anyone else EVER brought me any additional drink on the house. I only had the one I paid for. There's no need to lie, bad days happen. This is not a speakeasy, this is a restaurant cosplaying as a speakeasy. That may be a bit harsh, it's a speakeasy in training. Sure, it's got all of the speakeasy decor, blackout curtains over the windows and doors, and a big selection of pedestrian liquor but it's not quite there. We went in on an early evening on Wed and there were maybe 5 other patrons in there. Our waitress was nice and brought us water to the high top. She brought us two food menus, and a specials menu. I asked for a bourbon list and she brought it; no prices on the list. Annoying. On the specials menu there was a small section of manager recommended drinks and one was a Willet. The way it was written was confusing because it said it was both a 4 year and 14 year for $52, so I asked for clarification on the age statement. She took the menu to the barkeep, who confirmed it was a 14 year so I said yes I'll have that. A drink was brought to me, but I could tell from the taste that it was not what I ordered. I asked the waitress for the bottle, she asked the guy behind the bar for the bottle and he pulled down a willet pot still bottle (pot still is the entry level Willet and at best a 5 dollar pour, no where near what I asked for). I told her that I was given the wrong drink, then she approached the bar and between her, and the male and female bartenders they had a weird back and forth conversation. Then, finally they pulled down the bottle that I asked for, that was advertised, and gave me a pour of it. I asked to see the bottle and the waitress brought it over but held it instead of putting it on the table (it was a 13 year Willet, Paper Trail). As we were about to order we were told that they reset the menu the very day before, with the focus of putting more love and care into the food. Feeling good about that, we ordered the French quarter catfish and the bourbon braised short ribs. The corn that came with the short ribs tasted straight out of a store bought steamable pouch, and the "ribs" weren't ribs at all, just sliced meat. The only redeemable thing about the catfish dish was the aioli; the rice had no flavor, the corn was cold and hard, and the catfish was mostly breading. We both took a few bites and resigned. I have been to many speakeasies around the US, and there are common themes: a much better selection of liquor; 95% of the bourbon were low tier bottles you can find in any liquor store for around $50. Also, when customers ask for the bottle, it isn't because we plan to steal it or drink from it, its because we're genuinely interested in the information on the labels. The quickest way to get people to stop spending money is to make them feel as if they can't be trusted touching a bottle. Perhaps it was an off day for the staff and this wasn't a typical experience, but I won't go back.