Gary’s Dewey Beach Grill brews in-house beers on a 20-Gallon brewhouse, the smallest brewhouse in Delaware. Branded as 38º-75º Brewing and only steps to the beach, these beers are only on tap at Gary’s. Just like the small batch brews, Gary's Dewey Beach Grill in Southern Delaware has been a local favorite since 1991. Gary's focuses on healthier foods that are packed full of flavor served in a laid-back atmosphere.

Some things were made for each other: peanut butter and jelly, macaroni and cheese, and especially pizza and beer. Argilla Brewing is what happens when a couple of home brew do-it-yourselfers happen to also own a well-loved pizzeria. This nanobrewery uses a 1.5-barrel system on-site at Pietro’s Pizza. And is constantly experimenting with new tastes and ideas. Visit their dog-friendly patio for the latest specials.

Autumn Arch Beer Project is a local small-batch, experimental brewery located in Newark Delaware. Found less than a mile away from their Delaware on Tap friend, Midnight Oil Brewing Company. Here, you will find an industrial vibe, a friendly spirit, and brews with deep flavor. The tap room is often home to live music, trivia, yoga sessions and a weekly run club for the fit-friendly brew lovers.

Take the laidback feel of the Delaware beaches. Put it in a bottle. And you’ve got Beach Time Distilling. The distillery makes hand-crafted small batch spirits. Its rums, gin, vodka, and specialty options use local ingredients when possible. Beach Time doesn’t rush or stress its yeast during the natural fermentation process, which produces smoother, stress-free "Leisurely Refined Spirits.

Bellefonte Brewing is the place to go for fun. A place you can be yourself and enjoy their high energy atmosphere. Bring your own to-go food to snack on while you enjoy a perfectly poured flight of their crafty brews.


Note: Enter the industrial park and continue straight and around to the far corner of the park. Parking is available in front of the units across from the brewery.

Welcome to Big Oyster Brewery in Milford! Featuring 16 taps and accommodations for up to 400 guests, this new restaurant has quickly become the town's premier destination. The B.O.B. team has poured our hearts into creating this incredible space and is excited to unveil it to the community. Whether you’re heading to the beach or reside nearby, the doors are open to the public. Amidst the allure of the nearby 18-hole golf course, Southern Delaware Golf Club eagerly awaits to complement your visit with a round of golf. Come join us for great brews and unforgettable moments at Big Oyster Brewery!

After a day out on the water Brick Works Brewing and Eats serves as the perfect spot to refuel. Whether you are craving a sweet cocktail, or a smooth easy drinking lager to drink or a piled-high stack of nachos and an entrée to eat you are sure to enjoy their made from scratch options. This secondary location has a rustic interior like their flagship site but embodies the lively and laid-back spirit of Delaware's bay towns.

This atypical dinner spot serves up made-from-scratch favorites, and flavor-filled comfort food for all who visit. Excite your tastebuds with one of their fruit forward brews, or sit back, and relax with one of their smooth stouts; all while you take in the flavors, enjoy the rustic décor, and get an up-close view of their brew tanks through the window.

Mead is serious business at Brimming Horn - a meadery run by brewers with more than 20 years’ experience and accolades you can shake a stick at. The meadery’s Scandinavian vibe, complete with antler adorned chandeliers, will make you feel like you’re entering a Viking stronghold but after your first taste, you’ll see mead is not just for Vikings, it’s a beverage with creative components and complexities that every beer or wine connoisseur can enjoy.

Mead is serious business at Brimming Horn - a meadery run by brewers with more than 20 years’ experience and accolades you can shake a stick at. The meadery’s Scandinavian vibe, complete with antler adorned chandeliers, will make you feel like you’re entering a Viking stronghold but after your first taste, you’ll see mead is not just for Vikings, it’s a beverage with creative components and complexities that every beer or wine connoisseur can enjoy.

For those who believe it is best to drink beer in a relaxed atmosphere, Crooked Hammock is the place to be. The brewery lives up to its name by having hammocks hanging out back. You’ll feel like you’re at a family cookout as you taste in-demand, beach-inspired brews in the large outdoor beer garden, which features ping pong tables, corn hole boards and even a playground for the kids!

When you think about Dewey Beer Company, think local….Your beer will travel 30 feet or less from the barrel it was brewed in to your glass, which means it will be fresh. The beach is only one block from the brewery. And it is mere feet from Dewey Beach mainstays like The Starboard, Bottle & Cork and Hammerheads.


Note: Scooter and bike parking is available on-site. Additionally, the Jolly Trolley stops at this location (Saulsbury Street) during the summer season. Metered parking is also available throughout the town of Dewey.

Located on the main shopping and entertainment strip in Rehoboth, the "pub," as it’s known among Dogfish aficionados, is thought of as the birthplace and soul of the famous brewery. There is an intriguing menu filled plus pub-only and hard-to-find Dogfish beer. There’s often live entertainment, pairing dinners, spirits tastings and much more.

Across the nation, two words have come to capture the bold and irreverent character of "extreme beer" for tens of thousands of fans: Dogfish Head. Tucked away in the town of Milton, just look for the big green building and the iconic "steampunk" tree house. In the tasting room you'll find walls painted in an "off-centered" fashion, and a tap area with nearly 40 quirky creations and boldly approached brews. This family friendly, bucket-list spot is a must stop in Delaware.

Through the month of March, every bonus check-in at Harvest Ridge Winery is entered for a chance to win two VIP tickets to their 2024 Annual Food Truck Competition!


Rural relaxation is always on the vine at Harvest Ridge. Straddling the line between Delaware and Maryland, Harvest Ridge has many wines to discover and history to explore (ask about the #47). Its well-crafted wines have won awards at the Tasters Guild International Competition. While you’re there, try the winery’s cider – Rebel Seed. Delaware’s first cidery produces semi-dry ciders as well as dry, “hoptimized” ciders, made from fresh, local apples.

This quaint, family friendly, spot located in Newark Delaware is a perfect spot to enjoy the flavor that Iron Hill Brewery possesses. Take in the scenic streets of the college town or admire the sweet paintings on the wall that take you back in time. Local tip: Try the cheese steak eggrolls, they won't disappoint!



Note: A parking lot is located behind the restaurant, and on-street metered parking is available along Main Street. The restaurant may validate parking in City of Newark parking garages.

If you’re in the heart of Delaware’s largest city, there’s no better place to try a new brew than Iron Hill along the Wilmington Riverfront. When you walk in, you’ll see the beer brewing to your right and the taps dispensing into mugs to your left. Add in a friendly vibe, inspired food and beautiful views of downtown, you are sure to enjoy a stop in at Iron Hill.

Liquid Alchemy (LAB) is Delaware's first meadery; with an eclectic tasting room that features a collection of beverage and Delaware history. It mixes honey with many locally sourced ingredients to create unique "honey wines" From blood oranges to Bing cherries to Thai chili peppers, the different elements of each of LAB’s meads makes them the perfect beverage for the experimental palate.


Note: Parking available in the small parking lot to the left side of the building. Additional parking available at Hurlock Roofing (26) and All-In-One Transportation (30-32). Other Brookside Drive properties may have "Do Not Park" signs, avoid these properties as they will tow.

This is a spot for the curious and the creative. You'll not only find out of the ordinary brews, like those brewed with electrolytes, but you'll enjoy the walls lined with Star Wars memorabilia and bright colors to match the bright brews. This location is also a stop along the #DelawareDiscoveriesTrail so be sure to snap a pic in front of the mural before leaving and post with #DelawareDiscoveries.

Step off the sand and into Delaware wine country. Nassau Valley Vineyards is known for its pastoral coastal location close to all of the state’s great beaches. The many reds and whites produced at Delaware’s first winery have been winning awards all over the world for more than a decade. Enjoy a tasting, Take a self-guided tour, Learn about the history of wine.

Previously a 1940’s downtown movie house, now a current day distillery pouring cocktails worthy of a round of applause. You can escape from everyday life under the alluring patio at Painted Stave Distilling or order their specially made to-go cocktails to experience at home. Local tip: visit on the weekend to grab a street taco from Painted Stave partner, Taco Jardin!

Tucked away just a few blocks from Rehoboth Avenue, Revelation Craft Brewing Company is a hidden gem with a warm atmosphere and brews a plenty. The brewery’s focus on local ingredients makes for a menu that changes with the seasons so there’s always something new for even the veteran patron to enjoy.


Note: Parking is available in gravel lot on corner of Central St and Canal Crossing Rd.

Driving in to Salted Vines Vineyard and Winery you are greeted on both sides by beautiful rows of vines and a coastal vibe. Walking into the winery you'll often hear the sound of wine slushies spinning and find a large array of wines from dry to sweet that is sure to fit anyone's palate. Enjoy live music or attend one of their many events for a "grape" time with friends. Local tip: Try a wine slushie!


Note: Cell phone service may be limited in this area. You will need to be on Salted Vines wifi to check-in. We recommend you also map your route before leaving.

Thompson Island Brewing Company is an independent craft brewery & restaurant that celebrates the Coastal Delaware lifestyle. Located in Rehoboth Beach, the brewery is named after an island in the Rehoboth Bay and is reminiscent of a beach picnic and bonfire of your childhood. The beer menu showcases Thompson Island original brews along with rotating taps featuring other local breweries.

Volunteer Brewing Co. is your neighborhood brewery. Nestled in the historic town of Middletown, this garage turned microbrewery’s mission is Serve~Local~Brew. Crafting awesome small batch ales and partnering with local businesses and charities to engage the growing community. Volunteer is the place to run into old friends and meet new neighbors.


Note: Free on-street parking on Main Street may be available or in the 3 Public lots on S. Scott Street, behind Town Hall or next to Church on Main. The Taphouse & Backyard can be accessed via Main Street or the "A Street" alley behind the Fire Company, as a courtesy, please do not park in the Middletown Fire Hall private parking lot