Restaurants in Delaware
You name it. Delaware has it - and more. We've packaged fun and excitement into Delaware's 1,982 square miles. Find destinations, attractions and activities throughout the state that will make your time here first-rate. Charming bed and breakfasts. Luxury hotels. Historic inns. Stately manors. Budget-friendly motels. Campgrounds. No matter what part of Delaware you choose to visit or what types of amenities you need, you'll find a place that fits the bill in the State of Delaware. Part of the pleasure of being away from home is the chance to try out new cuisine. Delaware restaurants can give you a taste of the Mid-Atlantic all in one state - from crab cakes and fresh local fish to ethnic specialties and regional fare. And you won't have to go far for award-winning food and atmosphere.
In the middle of everywhere. You're never far from the fun in Delaware. Located in the heart of the Mid-Atlantic Region, we're just over two hours by car from both New York and Washington, less for visitors from Maryland, Pennsylvania and New Jersey. If you prefer, take a train, bus, plane or ferry. Even though we're so close to home, once you get here, you'll feel like you're a million miles away.
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Dating to 1988, Harry's food and service has become renowned, starting with the legendary Harry's Savoy Grill in North Wilmington, followed by our chic Harry's Seafood Grill on Wilmington's riverfront, and including the elegant Harry's Savoy Ballroom adjacent to Harry's Savoy Grill. Harry's is a promise of great good, excellent service, and a fun atmosphere. We're dedicated to offering our guests the finest hospitality experience and strive to exceed expectations every time. Harry's welcomes you.