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December 12th, 2019

Shorebreak Lodge, Restaurant, Review, Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, Delaware Beaches, Southern Delaware, The Art of Wining and Dining

I stumbled upon a restaurant, a skip and a jump away from the award winning Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk more than a few years ago. It is very special to uncover a great dining spot whether seating at the bar, at a table or coming for small plates.

To me I find it whimsical. I am talking about Shorebreak Lodge Restaurant located at 10 Wilmington Ave. in Downtown Rehoboth Beach, DE. Tel. 302-227-1007. Website? http://www.shorebreaklodge.com

Shorebreak has charm and understated sophistication. The food is simple, and delicious. At the bar suggestions for wine pairings were a big help.

At this time of the year the restaurant is open from Wednesday through Sunday.

Over the past couple of months I have visited Shorebreak, and, obviously, I like it since I keep coming back.

So let me tell you what we have had. If they offer Shishito peppers, please have them. They are not hot, they are actually sweet, and served charred they are best.

I can roast my own beets. Love them and theirs were perfectly roasted and with an appealing preasentation.

Soup of the Day? The winter squash on a cold night hit the spot.

I think they have the best Grilled Octopus around. It is perfectly seasoned and cooked; not tough. Just try it. I have it every time and it is always on the menu.

There are plenty of restaurants in Rehoboth Beach. You just have to find the ones that serve good food, at good prices in a comfortable setting.

Enjoy the Christmas Season. Check my FB Page AboutMyBeaches for more information on where to shop, what to do, and what to cook for dinner.



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