Whether it’s socially distanced tables, disposable menus or temperature checks, the restaurant industry is looking at how to bring customers back inside safely.
Local eateries are limited to takeout and delivery as Gov. John Carney enacts statewide restrictions to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Food and drinks aside, the restroom can be one of the most important aspects of your restaurant experience. We found a few that stand out around the First State.
Areas like Milford, Smyrna and Dover are growing with new businesses, restaurants and housing, but still provide a small town feel.
From faster and more mobile service to tech-friendly and Instagrammable meals, here's how the next generation is redefining dining in Delaware.
(Above) The Blackened Salmon Pasta will be offered at Bonefish Grill in Wilmington for the chain’s Throwback Thursday event./Photos courtesy of Bonefish Grill Keep up with the latest local food […]
DE.CO food hall in downtown Wilmington’s is shaking things up with new food and entertainment offerings. The Verandah, an Indian restaurant hailing from Baltimore, closed its DE.CO stall on Friday, […]