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Now Available! Just in time for summer at the beach! "Rehoboth Beach In My Pocket" is the only iPhone (also iPod Touch and iPad) travel guide for Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. Written by long-time homeowners and visitors in Rehoboth Beach, this In My Pocket guide features restaurants, inns, entertainment, places to go, and things to do in Rehoboth. Check it out in the iTunes Store ! |
You know summer’s on the way out when Bottle & Cork closes its doors. The party comes to an end on September 18.
Rock and Roll All Night
Don’t let the fact that the Bottle & Cork has been around for more than 70 years keep you from carousing there – it’s got the best musical acts for miles around. It’s also got the stickiest floors, longest bathroom lines, most dangerous elbows, and fewest chairs.
A thirty-something crowd of summer beach house renters packs the bigger-than-it-looks indoor/outdoor venue for canned beers ($4), shooters and whatever’s in season, and the stage rocks with semi-famous and soon-to-be famous musicians. Dave Matthews, Matchbox 20, Goo Goo Dolls, Cyndi Lauper, Robert Palmer, Blondie, Ziggy Marley, Train, and Dwight Yoakam have played here (presumably before they ascended to the musical stratosphere).
The Saturday Jam Sessions are locally famous. And when you hear God Bless America wafting through the thinning crowd, you’ll know you’ve stayed too long.
Must be 21 to enter. (You don’t want the kids to see this.)
See the concert schedule and buy tickets online at tickets.deweybeachlife.com or charge by phone with no surcharge at 302-227-3888.
1807 Highway One, Dewey Beach
Tags: Bottle & Cork, Dewey Beach
So much great stuff going on at Hobos
. Natural, organic, local foods. A warm welcome to special diets (call ahead for gluten, peanut, or other sensitivities or special requests). Lots of lovely design touches, front porch seating, cozy bar, and a romantic lounge space in the back that can be reserved for groups of up to 10 or 12.
The head of the kitchen is Executive Chef Gretchen Hanson, who describes her culinary style as Global Eco-Fusion, a “celebration of the subtle simplicity of street food from around the world.” Gretchen’s menu focuses on the cuisines of Mexico, Europe, and the Mediterranean with a focus on locally grown produce.
Here’s the SWAG: Hobo’s Restaurant and Bar invites you in for a FREE NOSH with purchase of lunch entrée OR FREE NOSH or DESSERT with dinner entree. The Nosh menu changes, but usually includes Bruschetta and Artichoke Tapenade, Summer Goat Cheese Dip, fresh Pico de Gallo and Guacamole, and more.
Limit one per table. Just show them this listing to claim your freebie! Expires September 30, 2010.
56 Baltimore Avenue, Rehoboth Beach, 302-226-2226, www.myhobos.com
Tags: dining, Rehoboth, restaurants
So you think you’ve tried it all, but have you done it in 105 degrees?
HOT YOGA Delaware, in Lewes, says that whether you’re looking for radiant skin or expanded consciousness, they’re the place for you. You’ll join other seekers in a hot, hot room, where you will sweat profusely (guaranteed) as you feel your tight muscles loosen up, and your skin start to glow.
Here’s the SWAG: try it out for $9 (vs. the regular $15 price). Classes held daily. Drop-ins welcome.
Please print this page and bring it with you. Offer runs now through September 30, 2010. One per person.
18466 Plantations Bvld. (inside the Plantations complex)
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue (for GPS nav only), Lewes, DE 19958-9699
(302) 645-9100
Tags: Hot Yoga Delaware, Lewes, Rehoboth Beach, Rehoboth In My Pocket, yoga
Everyone loves At Melissa’s. And in September you can love At Melissa’s for less. WAY less.
Here’s the SWAG: During September, stay three nights and get one for free. Just tell them Rehoboth in My Pocket sent you. (Try it in a whisper with a foreign accent, just for fun.)
Washingtonian magazine named this charming 6-room B&B one of 50 great places to stay, and nothing’s changed since then. The 100-year-old cottage is a little creakier, and the warm wood floors a little more deeply worn, and all that adds up to: home.
If you had a home at the beach, that is.
And an interior designer who had spot-on taste for evoking the quintessential beach house.
Free WiFi! Children warmly welcomed.
800-396-8090, 36 Delaware Avenue, Rehoboth Beach, www.atmelissas.com
Tags: At Melissa's, B&B, Rehoboth, Rehoboth In My Pocket
How often do you get to celebrate a major success in your own backyard? The successful end to a project on which hundreds have toiled for more than a decade? And best of all, the party’s on a big boat! (“Ship!” yell the exasperated men.)
Pardon the blatant stealing of information below from the Lightship Overfalls website – they know the story better than I do, and they should do the honors…
We’ve come a long way together and WE’VE MADE IT!
[The Lightship Overfalls] site tells the story of the eleven year project to save and preserve one of America’s maritime treasures. It’s a story of tens of thousands of volunteer hours of dirty work bringing one of the few remaining lightships back from the brink of ruin and all of the behind the scenes tasks that made it a reality. It’s a story of community support that maintained the momentum when any rational person would have thrown in the towel. And, it’s how this infectious community support spread farther afield making raising the $1.2 million necessary to complete the project possible.
Please join the party on September 10th to celebrate and thank the thousands who helped accomplish the goal to save the Lightship Overfalls and make her long-term preservation possible.
Take Route One North. After you pass the Midway Shopping Center and movie theatres, bear right onto Route 9 (Road 268) towards Lewes/Cape Henlopen State Park. At the lighthouse replica, bear to the left and follow King’s Highway into Lewes. At the stop sign, turn right onto Savannah Road then turn left at the traffic light onto Front Street. The lightship is on the right hand side, just after the tennis courts. Free Parking is available in front of the lightship.
Tags: FEST, Lewes, Overfalls Lightship
We love hearing from you about the Rehoboth in My Pocket iPhone app. Is it giving you what you need for a complete travel experience to Rehoboth Beach? Let us know. You can now comment directly through the app itself, too. Here’s a comment we just received.
“I have been coming to RB for over 40yrs and twice a year for the past 10. This app is a wonderful way to keep me close to a place dear to my heart. Thank you for that. Hope there will be swags for Sept! Will be down soon. Pics of the boardwalk would be a great addition!”
We’ve got some fun stuff coming up for the app and the website – sign up for “get posts by email” to stay in touch. We promise not to abuse your inbox 
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Get it while you can
If it’s Friday, it must be No iPhone Friday, ‘cuz there are still one or two folks out there without. And this free content’s for you…compliments of Rehoboth in My Pocket.
Why Jungle Jim’s? Look at the calendar. And weep. There’s not much left…not much left at all….
Jungle Jim’s Adventure World
No Running, No Smoking, No Gum. Them’s the rules. Beyond that, kids are free to go nuts at Jungle Jim’s Adventure World.
There’s plenty to keep a kid occupied for a day or two, all squeezed into a compact park just off Route 1 at the turn-off for Rehoboth Avenue.
Water park, go-karts, mini-golf, rock climbing, bumper boats, batting cages. The only thing missing is the baby sitter.
The go-karts are the star of the show, with five tracks featuring enclosed karts, open karts, electric karts for the little ones, plus double karts so parents can ride with their kids.
The bumper boat pond has boats that squirt (as in water pistols), and the water park has all the cool stuff – giant slides, wave pool, lazy river.
There’s a snack bar, too.
All-day water park pass $29, or $19 for kids under 42”. (After 3:00 the price drops to $20, or $14 for the little guys.)
Tags: app, iPhone, Jungle Jim's, No iPhone Friday, Rehoboth, Rehoboth In My Pocket, Travel
It’s closing in on Labor Day and we are sad. And we have a confession to make. We are no longer Rehoboth homeowners – after three years on the market, our rental house sold in mid-June. So we no longer have sleepless night worries about the house burning down mid-season. But on the other hand, we have no Rehoboth to look forward to come September, once the renters clear out.
So, we’re sad, and we’re torturing ourselves by remembering all the things we love so much: morning walks in The Pines, cinnamon-y Cafe con Leches at Cafe a Go Go, riding bikes on the Junction & Breakwater Trail to Lewes, browsing in Browseabout Books, napping, chocolate espresso martinis at Hobos (and crab dip, and crab quesadillas, and and and), fish and chips at Go Fish (at off-season prices, especially!), everything at Pig & Fish. We could go on and on (which is why we wrote an app about it).
But the story we haven’t told you yet is about our last weekend. Last weekends are the pits. You’re exhausted from all the boo-hooing and grubby from all the packing and hauling, and the pressure to have the perfect ending is immense. How to choose??
So we picked two last meals (one would never have been enough). And we picked two new places, places that we’d never been able to get into before (too popular), and that would send us off with new memories of an old friend.
So here’s your No iPhone Friday – a two-fer, to two new friends who sent us off with full bellies and happy hearts.
GreenMan Juice Bar & Bistro
Finally, finally got into GreenMan, after several years of passing dejectedly by the often-packed porch, and can now report: true happiness. The long list of fruit and tea smoothies is just the teaser to get you in. What keeps you sitting on that cute front porch are the generous, creative – and even healthy – grilled sandwiches, chilled sides, and soups and quiches of the day.
I asked for a recommendation and went with what I heard: The Bengali: grilled flatbread sandwich stuffed with Indian-spiced sauteed spinach, slices of ripe tomato, and mild goat cheese. $8.95. Worth every penny. Makes you want to go buy some spinach just to see if you can recreate those subtle, tasty Indian flavors.
We also tried The Havana: Organic Smoked Turkey Breast, Turkey Pastrami, Swiss Cheese, Dijonnaise, and Dill Pickle. Also $8.95. Excellent adaptation of the Cuban.
For breakfast, oatmeal with organic toppings; Creme Brulee French Toast; Sausage & Gravy (with turkey sausage); Quiche of the Day or Crepes of the Day; breakfast sandwiches with free range, local organic eggs on ciabatta, whole wheat bagel or wheatberry toast; GreenMan Breakfast Wrap with organic vegetables and potatoes sauteed with tofu in a whole wheat wrap, served with fresh tomato salsa; granola bowl with yogurt and fruit.
Breakfast and lunch only. 12 Wilmington Avenue, Rehoboth
Blue Moon Restaurant
When restaurants in Rehoboth grow up, they want to be Blue Moon. Nearly three decades in business, these guys still have it going on.
Blue Moon is housed in a brilliant blue Victorian beach house and has a couple of cozy dining rooms – one with a fireplace for winter nights, and one with a retractable roof for summer evenings – and a small drinks patio out front.
The menu offers traditional seafood and meats, but prepares them in the most mouth-watering ways.
Check this out:
Roasted Baby Rack of Lamb
Grain mustard-herb crust, butternut-potato-gruyere lasagna, asparagus, baby carrots and pinot noir reduction.
Or this one:
Braised Buffalo Short Ribs
Gorgonzola grits, charred Brussels sprouts, crispy onion rings, salsa verde, smoked tomato jus
Yum. And after Labor Day, locals flock back for the $35 Tuesday Tasting Dinner with three courses and wine. When you can get a discount here, grab it: Blue Moon is the most expensive restaurant in town.
Thursday evenings are karaoke at 9:30, but if you’re thinking of trotting out your best My Way for a lark, know this: Rehoboth has some world-class talent. So bring your A game.
The Blue Moon Divas Show on Fridays at 9:30 has been called the best drag show in the state. No cover. 35 Baltimore Avenue, Rehoboth
Tags: app, Blue Moon restaurant, Green Man Juice Bar, iPhone, Rehoboth, Rehoboth In My Pocket, restaurants, Travel
Not the romantic type
What is it about this event that so captures our attention?
The low cost? The romance? The chance to learn something while lying down? It’s all good.
Friday, Sept 3, 8:00PM
Friday, October 8, 7:00PM
Learn to navigate around the night sky and hear some of the ancient stories about the constellations. A telescope, star maps, and binoculars will be provided. Feel free to bring your own blanket and pillow, as this is the only park program you can enjoy lying down. Please do not bring a flashlight. Meet at the Indian River Lifesving station. Call 302-227-6991 to pre-register no later than 4pm on the day of the program. $5 per person
More Delaware Seashore State Park events here.
Remember watermelon??
Rehoboth Beach Historical Society invites you to visit the Second Annual Watermelon Festival.
Saturday, August 14 from 3 to 6 p.m.
Games, crafts, prizes, music, taste of watermelon.
$3 for ages 13 and up, $2 for ages 5-12. Children 4 and younger free.
At the Rehoboth Beach Museum and Grove Park. 511 Rehoboth Avenue. Call 227-7310 for information.
Tags: Beach, Rehoboth, Rehoboth Museum, Watermelon festival
This is not me.
I work hard to make No iPhone Friday relevant. I don’t just pick some random listing from our Rehoboth in My Pocket iPhone App and toss it out there, untethered and pointless. I mean, I work at it, I sweat, I give it my all! And may I just say that all the effort is paying off, cuz I am looking damn good.
You can look good, too. But the heat this summer has been murder, and your morning jog has probably taken a few impetuous detours to The Ice Cream Store (mmmm…..bacon…..).
So, exercise indoors. Each of the gyms below is a nice, safe, bacon-free zone.
PS – Have you picked up that iPhone yet? You could get all this free No iPhone Friday content for just $3.99. Score!
Gyms for Drop-In Workouts
Whatever happened to lying on the beach and then drinking like a fish? When did exercise become part of vacation? Do we exercise to shake off the stress from exercising during our entire vacation?
Something to think about on the treadmill.
Here are some choices for a drop-in workout:
SUSSEX FAMILY YMCA
20080 Church St, Rehoboth
302-296-YMCA
YMCA AWAY Members – Daily (adult) $8; (family) $15
Monday – Fri. 6:00 am-9:30 pm
Saturday 7:30 am-5:00 pm
Sunday 8:30 am-4:00 pm
• Drop-Ins are limited to 5 visits per year
GOLD’S GYM
3712 Highway 1
Rehoboth Beach Plaza
302-226-GOLD
$12/day, $36/week
Monday – Thursday 5:00 am-10:00 pm
Friday 5:00 am-9:00 pm
Saturday 8:00 am-7:00 pm
Sunday 8:00 am-6:00 pm
THE FIRM FITNESS CENTER
803 Rehoboth Ave. Extension., Rehoboth
302-227-8363
$12/day, $30/week
Monday – Thursday 6:00 am–9:00 pm
Friday 6:00 am-8:00 pm
Saturday 8:00 am-5:00 pm
Sunday 10:00 am–2:00 pm
Tags: Beach, exercise, gyms, No iPhone Friday, Rehoboth, Rehoboth In My Pocket, workout
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Three months ago, Rick and I published the Rehoboth in My Pocket travel guide for the iPhone.
It took many, many hours and has yielded teeny tiny bits of money.
“Let’s do another!” we said.
So we settled on Virginia Wine in My Pocket as the second travel app for our In My Pocket label. (Impressive, huh? We hear the editors at Frommer’s Guides are trembling…).
In April, we launched a web site, so you could follow our wacky antics and zany exploits. And so you’d be standing breathlessly in line (virtually) when the app queued up for launch in early summer.
And then May rolled by, followed closely by June, and no app. “What’s the deal?” we asked ourselves. “Where’s the Virginia Wine in My Pocket app? Why the hold up?” (No one else was standing in the virtual queue yet, so we queried ourselves.)
Life, as you’ve probably guessed, intruded. People got married, people had birthdays. And, surprisingly, Rehoboth in My Pocket did not shoot to the top of the iTunes charts overnight, and needed some cuddling and encouragement.
I fretted; my rule-bound approach to marketing required that we first publish the app, and then hit the road to promote it. Ergo, we could not begin visiting wineries until we’d published the app. Meanwhile, the summer skipped by.
Rick, not being the marketing strategist that I am, suggested a different approach: “How about if we put the rules aside and just have fun with this?”
Nervous, I was. That was just crazy talk. We’d be digging ourselves into a deeper behindedness if we spent precious weekends running off to wineries instead of bent over our computers. But it was July already, and our backs were against the wall.
So we scrapped our strategic plan. “Let’s just drive,” we said. Like when we were dating, a decade ago. Back then, we just wandered, visiting tasting rooms, feigning interest in residual sugar and harvesting schedules when we really just wanted some free wine and a seat in the Adirondack chairs, looking out toward the Blue Ridge.
Now, of course, it’s our business. Or, at least, we want to make this our business and cut loose the 9-5 yoke. Traveling around, meeting eccentric wine makers and brave winery owners. Taking pictures that land on magazine covers, and getting patted and pinged by readers. A life with a new mission statement: “How about if we put the rules aside and just have fun with this?”
So there we were last weekend, whizzing along the Chesapeake Bay Wine Trail on Virginia’s Northern Neck, approaching winery number 30 on our “150 Wineries in 150 Days Tour: Virginia.” It must have been butterfly season on the Neck, because swallowtails were everywhere and, sadly, we nailed one.
Rick said, “You know the last thing that goes through a bug’s mind when it gets hit by a car?”
“No, what?” I asked.
“Its ass,” he said.
Rick is completely heartless, of course, and a babe in the woods marketing-wise. But he’s got a great sense of direction, and I like where he’s taking us.
Tags: Chesapeake Bay Wine Trail, iPhone, Northern Neck, Tags: app, Virginia, Virginia Wine In My Pocket, wine, wineries
Kayaking the Canal (photo borrowed, with muchisimas gracias, from Quest Kayak web site)
It’s time for a little diversion. Rehoboth is not all beaches, Grottos, and guys in tight shirts, after all.
It’s also – who knew? – a kayak kinda place. So here’s our gift to you, this ”No iPhone Friday“ - for those hankering for a peek inside our Rehoboth in My Pocket iPhone app/travel guide. We always like to give you a little something for free.
Who knew? Delaware Today’s 2009 “Best of Delaware” called the Lewes-Rehoboth Canal the “Best Undiscovered Secret” in downstate Delaware.
You remember the canal? That little ribbon of water you drive over as you head into downtown? Well, apparently it’s a great kayaking spot. Boosters call it peaceful, unique, and a total getaway.
You can rent kayaks on the Lewes side of the canal, at Quest Fitness and Kayaks (17252 N.Village Main Blvd, Lewes, 302-644-7020).
Cape Henlopen State Park in Lewes also has kayaks for rent daily during the summer and on weekends in May and September.
Delaware Seashore State Park runs 90-minute (9:30 – 11:00 am) guided kayak trips along marsh creeks on the east side of Rehoboth Bay. Paddlers must be at least 13 years old, and be prepared to get wet in the sit-on-top kayaks.
Trips are limited to nine participants, and cost $30 per person. Along the way you will see Osprey platforms, nesting Laughing Gulls, herons and egrets, terrapins and other marine life. Pre-register by calling 301-227-6991.
Boat rental hours:
Memorial Day through Labor Day
Wednesday – Friday: 10 am-4 pm
Saturdays and Sundays 9 am-6 pm
Closed October through April
Keep your hands inside the boat. You never know what lurks way down deep. Mwaahahaha.
Tags: app, iPhone, kayak, Rehoboth, Rehoboth In My Pocket, Travel
Rick Collier's Cover Shot on the August "Washingtonian"
Taking a break from our regular progamming for a moment to say OMG and congratulations to my husband and parter Rick Collier for his awesome shot of the Historic Long Branch Hot Air Balloon Wine and Music Festival, on the August cover of Washingtonian magazine!
That shot was captured on a cold, very early morning out near Winchester, Virginia two Octobers ago, and I drank lots of hot chocolate waiting for Rick to stop running around like some obsessed madman so we could go back to our cozy B&B, the Old Waterstreet Inn, and have our breakfast.
Who knew he’d captured a cover?
It’s October 15, 16 and 17 this year, but make your reservations now – all the nearby inns always sell out. And be sure to get there for the Glow on Friday night – balloons illluminated against the darkening sky.
Bring your camera. You never know what might happen. 
Tags: balloon, festival, Long Branch Hot Air Balloon and Wine Festival, Rehoboth in M Pocket, Rick Collier, Washingtonian, Winchester, wine
One of the neat features of the Rehoboth in My Pocket iPhone app is that you can comment on it – from within it! So, every once in a while, we’ll get an email that says “A customer has commented from your app!” Those are always good for a little stomach flutter, as we brace for the constructive criticism. Today, we’re doing a happy dance, because of this one:
The best app ever! Thank you for all your time and effort. It helped out in finding things to do without wasting precious vacation time. Cheers to you!!
Of course, the universe has a way of always popping your big egotistical balloon head, doesn’t it? For example:
I live in Rehoboth and this app is very sparce [sic] in it’s [sic] listings.
Thanks for letting us know what you think. For better or worse
Tags: app, iPhone, Rehoboth, Rehoboth In My Pocket
It’s a short but sweet ”No iPhone Friday“ - for those who can’t download the Rehoboth in My Pocket iPhone app/travel guide. We always like to give you a little something for free.
Warning: Bonfire appears larger than you'll actually see in Dewey
Bonfires on the Beach: Dewey
Bring your beach chair and family and marshmallows for a bonfire on the beach in Dewey (just south of Rehoboth).
Wednesday nights from 7:30 PM -11:00 PM (until August 25) at Dagsworthy Street and the Beach. Donation based activity – your contributions are appreciated!
For cancellations due to weather, listen to WGMD 92.7 FM or see the notice posted at the Lifesaving Station at Dagsworthy Street.
More info and some photos right here.
Tags: Beach, bonfire, Dewey Beach, No iPhone Friday, Rehoboth, Rehoboth In My Pocket
Have you picked up the July issue of Washingtonian magazine yet?
You might spot yourself meandering the boardwalk in this photo, taken from the top of the Sands hotel.
And in tiny mouse type to the left? The name of the photographer: Rick Collier! Co-author of this website and the Rehoboth in My Pocket iPhone travel app!
How about heading toward the Blue Ridge? That’s what we’re doing, now that we’ve kicked off our “150 Wineries in 150 Days: Virginia” tour!
We tasted Cab Francs, Nortons, Viogniers and some varietals we could barely pronounce last weekend at Potomac Point, Paradise Springs, Sunset Hills, and Loudoun Valley Vineyards. (You try saying Rkatsiteli after you’ve tasted a dozen or so. Though in truth, we haven’t yet encountered the mysterious Rkatsiteli. Maybe this weekend in Culpeper!)
We truly do looove the beach, but there’s a lot to be said for cruising Virginia’s verdant hillsides, in search of wine. Follow us here, or, if you prefer crowds, here. Short attention span? Try this. This tour will take a while, and we’d love the company.
Virginia Wine in My Pocket iPhone/travel guide App – coming this summer!
Tags: app, travel Virginia Wine in My Pocket, Virginia, wine, wineries
Royal Treat's listing in the iPhone app
It’s time for ”No iPhone Friday“ - for those of us who can’t download the Rehoboth in My Pocket iPhone app/travel guide. This one’s for you. (Next year, though, I want to see you with an iPhone. K? Never mind all this hullaballoo about the newest one being bug ridden – you know you want one, and you know Apple is the coolest kid on the playground…)
What better to feature this hot, hot month than…ice cream!!
Royal Treat: Just Forget We Told You
You’d never notice the Royal Treat if you didn’t know it was there, sitting just a half block off the boardwalk in the middle of houses and apartment buildings. And I kind of hate to mention it, because now that I’m telling you about it, I just know you’re going to be the guy who grabs that last table for four on the screened porch, making me wait while I watch you scarf up that thick French toast, savor the maple-y ham, and then linger over coffee with this week’s Beachcomber.
So now I’ll have to get up even earlier, because Royal Treat closes down at 11:30 (only to reopen at 1:00 as an old-fashioned ice cream parlor) and there’s almost always a line as the late-comers try to squeeze their way in at 10:30 or 11. Like me, you won’t want to sit in the air conditioned back room – why would you, when you can sit on the porch with the ceiling fans? – so you’ll wait your turn, watch the clock, and keep your fingers crossed that they don’t close the doors on you.
Sometimes the owner’s medium-sized gold dog is there on the steps, so you occupy yourself by giving him a nice scratch (the owner has told you the dog’s breed a dozen times and still you can’t remember, but you don’t really care because even though the dog is sweet, it never acknowledges your existence).
A basic breakfast menu, a basic screened porch, basic friendly people serving you basic great food – there’s nothing exotic here, not at all. It’s probably not even worth going out of your way for. But if you must go, go early, would you?
4 Wilmington Avenue, Rehoboth Beach
Breakfast from 8 – 11:30 am, Ice cream from 1-11:30 pm
CASH ONLY!
Wow – just noticed I never even mentioned ice cream in this whole post – got so carried away with the French toast. But there IS ice cream and it IS fabulous – my favorite is a single scoop sundae with coconut chocolate almond ice cream (something like that, anyway), bunch of whipped cream, dark chocolate fudge, cherry and wet nuts. The nuts make this, and nobody does wet nuts any more! So get on over there before they change their mind.
Tags: breakfast, ice cream, Rehoboth, Royal Treat
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