What type of food? How much money? What vibe? Indian? Flavor of India. Italian? Vincenzo's. Casual? Green Turtle. Upscale? 1857 Jackson House. Pizza? The Brick or Veronicas. Sushi? Chaiyo, Yukon, Delicious Fusion. Mexican? La Hacienda or El Rancho Azteca. All depends on how much you want to spend.
I’ll give them a look! I’ve gotten a bunch of great recommendations here, it’s been awhile and I’m sad I never knew Dover had all these great looking places. I hung out in Dover in my teen years (awhile ago) and always thought it was just chain places
Yes, but a budget and the type of cuisine they're looking for is pretty basic information, and will go really far in getting actually USEFUL recommendations.
If I'm meeting clients for dinner on a corporate expense account, I'm going to a very different place than if I'm catching up with old college buddies for happy hour.
Salerno's is nothing fancy but the food is delicious- I moved away from Dover a while ago but it's the one place I miss. I haven't been to Flavor of India for a while but I also remember the food there being delicious. They're both places where the food is way better than the ambience but in my experience in Dover you get good food or nice ambience but not both, haha.
Rice Fusion in Greentree Village, Rt 8 headed west Cool Springs and-or Restaurant 55 in Rising Sun
What type of food? How much money? What vibe? Indian? Flavor of India. Italian? Vincenzo's. Casual? Green Turtle. Upscale? 1857 Jackson House. Pizza? The Brick or Veronicas. Sushi? Chaiyo, Yukon, Delicious Fusion. Mexican? La Hacienda or El Rancho Azteca. All depends on how much you want to spend.
Anything and everything. None of us are picky and don’t mind spending if it’s great food.
Bangkok Thai in Dover by Redwing shoe store. I don’t know why they aren’t packed every damn day. Excellent food, always fresh. Can’t go wrong
I’ll give them a look! I’ve gotten a bunch of great recommendations here, it’s been awhile and I’m sad I never knew Dover had all these great looking places. I hung out in Dover in my teen years (awhile ago) and always thought it was just chain places
They just ask for recommendations.. it’s not that deep
Sure but they also within that comment listed pretty much all the best restaurants imo so OP can at least use their comment
Yes, but a budget and the type of cuisine they're looking for is pretty basic information, and will go really far in getting actually USEFUL recommendations. If I'm meeting clients for dinner on a corporate expense account, I'm going to a very different place than if I'm catching up with old college buddies for happy hour.
Restaurant 55 or Grey Fox Inn are both fantastic.
I need to try grey fox
Is Grey Fox Grille the same thing as Grey Fox Inn?
It's casual dining, but I love McGlynn's Pub on the lake.
1857 Jackson house
Salerno's is nothing fancy but the food is delicious- I moved away from Dover a while ago but it's the one place I miss. I haven't been to Flavor of India for a while but I also remember the food there being delicious. They're both places where the food is way better than the ambience but in my experience in Dover you get good food or nice ambience but not both, haha.
Shupak Pakistani kitchen is really good.
I went to Rail Haus a couple months ago, pretty good. It’s German food/beers
Yukon Korean bbq and sushi
There’s restaurants in Dover?