Best Nightlife in Dewey Beach

"On Jackson street, just steps from The Queen Victoria, the Mad Batter is a Cape May landmark. Though our guests don’t often try their famous brunches, the Mad Batter is a good destination for either Lunch or Dinner. We particularly enjoy dining on the front porch, watching folks stroll down scenic Jackson street and savoring any of the fine entrees offered."

"For decadent breakfasts, the Mad Batter is the name to know in Cape May. Highlights include tucking into pillowy buttermilk pancakes studded with local New Jersey blueberries or a Chesapeake Bay Benedict with crabmeat, poached eggs, and hollandaise while sitting on the sunny porch."

"Classic American fare with a nod to Cape May’s great seafood, more than 30 draft & bottled beers. All new for 2016 – a completely redesigned open-air dining room and oceanfront patio bar, with unparalleled panoramic views."

"If you’ve been to Rehomo before, but not for a few years, then you may remember Diego’s as The Double L or the home of MANdance (for many years). It’s gotten a bit of a facelift, like many others in Rehoboth Beach, and it’s just as fun as always. On the weekends you’ll find dancers, go-go boys and DJs, so it still feels like the MANdance era."

"The Beach Shack’s neighbor, the Rusty Nail, may ring a bell as one of the best beach bars in America, but that doesn’t eclipse the many other perks of this hotel. A retreat for beach lovers of all ages (and species), this dog-friendly hotel stocks Beach Plum Farm bathing products in every room. Uniquely themed rooms such as the Big Kahuna Suite, which has extra space to lounge, and the Bunk Shack, with bunk beds for children, are fun touches that cater to beach bums and dedicated surfers alike."

"Specializing in delicious healthy of southwestern and regional cuisine in a relaxed casual atmosphere, indoor air conditioned and outdoor dining available. Geckos  just moved to West Perry St, just before the CVS. BYOB. Moderately priced."

"At Aqua you’ll find sexy servers and friendly visitors and locals enjoying the big deck. There’s a DJ on weekend evenings and hightop tables to claim if you go early. There’s always a crowd and on holiday weekends, it’s PACKED."

"Museums Escape from the cold and check out two museums worth a look:. DiscoverSea Shipwreck Museum One of the largest collections of shipwreck and recovered artifacts in the Mid-Atlantic. 708 Coastal Hwy., Fenwick Island October through December 8, 2020; Open Saturdays and Sundays; 11 a.m.-3 p.m.discoversea.com"

"A contemporary menu part of the Kara Restaurant Group which includes George’s, YB, Shamone,, and Younger Brother. So you know that they won’t disappoint. Be sure to bring a bottle of your favorite wine or beer to Vintage as it is a BYOB restaurant."

"Welcome to Cape May's premier shopping destination and winner of the "Best in Shore" award 2013. West End Garage, housed in a building that began…"

"Snyder's Candy in downtown Rehoboth Beach features over 60 flavors of salt water taffy, fudge, Asher's Chocolates, handmade truffles, a..."

"One of my go-to moves for lunch is to get my main course in one place and my dessert at another. That way you get to experience as many restaurants as possible!. That’s why I suggest stopping at Kohr Brothers for some frozen custard–the perfect chilly treat on a balmy Rehoboth Beach day."

"A staple of Rehoboth Beach is ice cream from Kohr Bros. booths. You can't walk along the boardwalk or Rehoboth Avenue without noticing about four Kohr Bros ice cream stands. The classic, soft-serve swirl can either be dipped in a chocolate coating or loaded with sprinkles and nuts."

"This place is a childhood classic go to where the vanilla and orange swirl just can't be beat. Throw some rainbow sprinkles on it and order it in a ..."

"One of my go-to moves for lunch is to get my main course in one place and my dessert at another. That way you get to experience as many restaurants as possible!. That’s why I suggest stopping at Kohr Brothers for some frozen custard–the perfect chilly treat on a balmy Rehoboth Beach day."

"A staple of Rehoboth Beach is ice cream from Kohr Bros. booths. You can't walk along the boardwalk or Rehoboth Avenue without noticing about four Kohr Bros ice cream stands. The classic, soft-serve swirl can either be dipped in a chocolate coating or loaded with sprinkles and nuts."

"This place is a childhood classic go to where the vanilla and orange swirl just can't be beat. Throw some rainbow sprinkles on it and order it in a ..."