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| Paul Cullen in The Room at Cedar Grove. |
Sure, you could go to dinner and just, you know, eat. But there are Delaware establishments that bring drama to the table in various ways. Here are a few examples.
The Room at Cedar Grove
Founded by Paul Cullen, The Room at Cedar Grove is a Lewes-area event venue just west of Route 1 on Cedar Grove Road (Old Postal turns into this road.) The former bass player for Bad Company found a new lease on life as a chef, sommelier and smart businessman.
The Room at Cedar Grove has an impressive list of concerts featuring bands, solo artists and up-and-coming singer-songwriters. Many of the events include a wine dinner, or you can buy food and beverages. The proceeds benefit Paul Kares, which supports aspiring chefs and musicians.
Cullen's bread and butter is his in-home dinner service featuring Italian cuisine. He cooks, serves and cleans. And after the meal, he gives guests a private concert.
Snuff Mill Restaurant, Butchery & Wine Bar
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| Snuff Mil foie gras. |
The fine-dining restaurant in north Wilmington has been known to host DJs after hours on the first of the month. Call before going.
But the regular fun factor comes from the foie gras delivered to the table in a smoke box. All eyes follow the glass case as it makes its way through the dining room.
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| Bardea Steak. |
Bardea Steak
Bardea, downtown Wilmington's new restaurant, spotlights steak of all kinds, prepared in many different ways. During my visit, a server came to our table to cook the meat in front of us.
Candlelight Dinner Theater
Nestled in Arden, founded as an artists' community, Candlelight truly is dinner and a show. Tickets to mainstage productions include a meal.
Vincente's Restaurant
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| Vincente's famous caesar. |
Dickens Parlour Theatre
Dickens Parlour is now located on the grounds of Good Earth Market & Organic Farm, and you can select a dinner with a show.
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