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Customers far and wide come to Bluecoast for local seafood, great happy hour specials and an award-winning wine list. They stay for a stunning view that overlooks Bethany’s scenic salt pond. The Rehoboth location also has a large outdoor dining area (with a nice bar, too) that somehow disguises all the noise from busy Route Read more...

Since opening in 2004, The Blue Crab has become Bethany’s go-to place for juicy steamed crabs. The Blue Crab now has a full bar and raw bar, thanks to the adjoining Bethany Oyster House.

Just a stroll from the beach, Mickey Walker’s place has been a destination since he opened in 1990. The tropical plants and pilings give it a Caribbean vibe that’s only heightened by the picnic tables and festive umbrellas on the casual deck.

Inspired cocktails and cuisine from around the world.

At Mango’s in Bethany Beach, there are numerous enormous options, including the Mango Mega Mule, a 196-ounce Moscow Mule served in a giant copper cup. The Paloma Mega Mule, made with Owens Grapefruit Paloma mix and tequila, is also 196 ounces and served in a copper mug.

Specialty hot dogs in styles from major cities all over the U.S.

Fenwick Crab House has been a landmark since 1962. Though known for its crabs, the restaurant has an extensive seafood menu that includes snow crab legs, lobster, shrimp, fish and clam strips. There are also old-fashioned combos, including a crab cake and fried chicken with coleslaw and fries; fried chicken and a half rack of Read more...

This intimate restaurant is famous for quahog and scallop chowder, crab cakes, lobster shepherd's pie and fine wines.