Thursday 4th of July 2013 07:08:57 PM

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Gary's Grill is a nice place for diverse food, and is conveniently located just off the beach. There is a free small lot with limited space next door, and more parking along the street. The three-story building's street corner facade has a distinctive tall cylindrical architecture. There is a small enclosed wooden patio with solar panels for a roof. Large windows face the street, and the interior walls and ceiling are pastel, with a beach mural on one wall. There is a 14 chair two-sided wooden bar, which serves about a dozen beers on tap, and has about 80 bottles of bar standards, national crafts, and just a few imports. The food menu has an impressive variety of seafood, Cajun cuisine, sushi, pasta and sandwiches. The servers are amiable and forthcoming with suggestions to help customers. They were kind to accommodate special request food orders, and also to let us borrow games from behind the bar. Fun place.

Monday 30th of July 2012 07:55:08 AM

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Nice find on the Eastern Shore. You enter facing an L-shape bar with table seating along the walls and by the front windows. There is additional table seating in the side dining room and on the covered deck. The 13 taps include a nice array of local crafts as well as a few from other regions (my "local", Kona Fire Rock, was on when I visited) and a few BMCs. The 100+ bottle list is extensive representing nearly all US regions as well as several imports. I enjoyed the 16 Mile Court Ale, Evolution Exile ESB and a Twin Lakes Pale Ale. The menu included some interesting special entrees, with more variety that typical pub fare. Parking in Dewey Beach is difficult, particularly on weekends; mostly by permit purchased at the local town hall but there are a few metered spaces in the area. If you are staying nearby, there is also a trolley that stops out front.