This place has some of the best beer in Delaware and it is made on site. The
food is down to earth and good. Nothing too special, but all made well and
fine examples of the cuisine.

If only I had the adjectives to describe how truly wonderful their beers are. There are many different types for different tastes - but don't panic, they offer a "beer sampler" of their different brews. But take my advice - Big Bear Amber Ale. Some may recommend the IPA, Golden or Wheat, and there are those that swear by the Stout. For me it's Amber (remember that when you see me at the bar, buy me an Amber). There are also seasonal beers that must be tried (every once in awhile they have Strong beer - yummy and intoxicating).

In this day an age where everything is starting to look like a Benagan's or TGI Friday's or the same with sports paraphernalia it is nice to find a simple bar with an English feel (that is in no way forced). It is not too small nor is it too large. For amusement there is witty repartee with the bartenders, darts, shuffleboard and NTN. But of course the best entertainment of all is the other fine patrons and regulars in this establishment.    [03 Apr 2000 14:49:30]

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Recommended Dishes: Chicken or Steak Oscar (the steak is not listed as Steak Oscar but is embedded

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