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Old 07-09-2008, 04:10 PM
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I've been searching for a few good outdoor eating establishments in the N. Wilmington area.

We used to enjoy the outdoor patio at the Front Porch on Philadelphia Pike. Very casual, relaxing, with great steamed shrimp and cold beer. Then it burned down.

I know Buckley's has a nice patio but I'm looking for a more casual place to chill out and relax for a bit (maybe even with my kids). There's Scratch Magoo's for the younger, single crowd and Catherine Rooney's is right on the road (can you say car exhaust and cigarette smoke?) Sussex county has plenty of places that fill my request.....

...but are there any places up north?

Maybe they've all been turned into smoking areas...

Any thoughts, Raptor???
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Old 07-09-2008, 04:17 PM
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Does Dreamers Cafe have an outdoor area? why do I think I saw I deck?? I mean, not like there is a great view or anything......hahahaha!
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Not sure about North but.... I do know that the Chesapeake Inn in Chesapeake City, MD has a FABULOUS deck. I love it there....


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Old 07-09-2008, 09:00 PM
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The new Red Robin @ the Towne Center...Harry's Savoy...Timothy's and Iron Hill (on the waterfront)...Pharos (if they're still open)...Washington Street Ale House...Gallucio's (I think)...Kid Shelleen's...
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Unfortunately, I know nothing about up north... There are a bunch of places in Newark with great patio seating (the best being Timothy's on Paper Mill Road).
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Old 07-09-2008, 09:21 PM
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The new Red Robin @ the Towne Center...

I thought that... but I was hoping for more options. Do you think they'd mind it if we just sat and drank pints without eating the burgers and steak fries?

Sometimes I'll walk/ jog up to BTC and around the ponds and I haven't seen anyone actually eating out on that patio yet.

Thanks, Raptor..... maybe we can get a TD event to travel north for us. **hint hint**
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Old 07-09-2008, 10:10 PM
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Unfortunately, I know nothing about up north... There are a bunch of places in Newark with great patio seating (the best being Timothy's on Paper Mill Road).
Timothy's is awesome
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Old 07-10-2008, 12:06 AM
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The Washington St. Ale house used to have a deck but they built it in to create more indoor seating. Shame, we enjoyed it.
Minus the rudeness of the passers by, walking up to the deck and asking for cigarettes or even one time some guy asked the 2 ladies next to us for a drink of their water. Unbelievable...

Houlihans by Christiana Mall and Friday's on Concord Pike have decks but I'm not crazy about their food.

Iron Hill on the waterfront is nice, but limited typical beer choices due to it being a micro brew.

One place that is out of the way and a bit fancier than what you are looking for is The Half Moon Resturaunt in Kennett PA. It's actually called 'rooftop dining' vs. a deck but still enjoyable, especially in the late in the evening into night (bring your sunglasses for the setting of the sun). They specialize in out of the ordinary cuts of meat. I really enjoy the Buffalo burger (Buffalo the animal, not the wing sauce). Also over 27 types of beer.

Come to think of it, probably not the best place to bring kids. More suited for couples.

Ok, so after thinnking about it, it isn't what you are looking for but still nice and worth mentioning. I digress...

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Old 07-10-2008, 07:36 AM
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If you're willing to cross the border to PA, MacKenzie's brew pub on 202 has a deck, and I have to say, the food is pretty good. Haven't experimented with all of their beers.... but hey, it's beer right?
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There is an awesome outdoor area at CW Harborside on the riverfront. Lush couches, bar seating, tables, etc.
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