Final stop on day 1 of 2013 PA/DE brewery tour. Quiet night. Food OK, beers were funky DFH. After 2 flights of unusual brews we had only a few options for standbys. I like the creativity but the standbys delivered best quality after a long day.

Love DFH. Unique food, great selection of their beers, and always something on you’ve never had before. We go every time we are down at the beach.

Always a great time at the brewpub! Very relaxed atmosphere and brews are always good, especially the exclusives! Plus was able to tour the distillery and the brewpub brewery. And last time had the opportunity to meet and talk with Sam's wife Mariah. She was very sweet and down to earth.

I’ve been here a few times now and I really like hanging out here. There are always a few new beers (brewpub exclusives) on tap. The limited release beers are always a treat and never disappoint. The atmosphere is great as to be expected at a place like this. I’ve met many wonderful people including Sam, the Alstrom Brothers, and many others just hanging out here. The bar staff is always friendly and knows alot about the beer. They have a nice beechy pub food menu. Most of the time the food is very good (when they are busy it can be lacking). Small outdoor seating area for the summer and a small shop out front to get DFH schwag. A must stop when in town.

I am a DFH fan and have been coming here since they actually brewed the beer here. I gave the selection a high score, please keep in mind that I only go in the off season. I live in DE and stay away from the beaches in the summer. Off season provides me the opportunity to sample everything Sam and the gang have to offer and some things they are just trying out.

Fun & liquor!! We had so much fun here and can’t wait to go back this summer

Figured time for a review after many enjoyable experiences..offseason is the time to go as summer can bring ridiculous wait times..recently had 19 offerings on draft..what a selection..interesting mix between bp exlusives..limited offerings and year rounders..food has always been good.they cook a mean burger medium rare topped with an onion ring that is a true indulgence burger as the name suggests..service can be a bit unpredictable but is usually good and quick with food and refills..amazing that they have not taken over the place next door as well to increase capacity..quite impressed with brunch offerings..fort and worldwide stout with brunch is a good way to jump start ones’s day..

Basic brewpub, but definitely carries the quirky styling of Dogfish Head. Seating is very tight inside and there can be a decently long wait depending on when you get there. Some unique food choices, but for the most part it’s pizzas and sandwiches/burgers. As to be expected the taplist is DFH beers, but the selection tends to feature some of their rarer entries. Including some small batch stuff that never makes it further than the tap handles inside. Overall a solid place that any DFH fan will enjoy.

Ambiance was pretty cool upstairs, looks like the inside of a boat, with differnet hop names on each stair. Service, was pretty bad, waited for probably 45 minutes after finishing our meal to get the check. Selection was pretty solid, as I was able to get a sampler of all stuff I havent had before, which isnt including a bunch of stuff they had on tap that I have had before. Food was by far the best part about going here. Rosemary and parmesean fries and bacon mayonaisse to dip it in was awesome. Pizza I got with pastramia and carmelized appales was great too. Beers beers priced fairly, although not that good, while food was a bit pricey, but excellent. Worth stopping by if in Rehoboth.

What do you do after the DFH Brewery tour? You come here. Even though it was only 4:30 it was pretty busy. I ordered 3 beers not available bottled. Food was good, we just got burgers. Left with a growler of a rare DFH release, peanut butter vodka (do it!) and small batch rum.