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Some of Sussex County’s Most Interesting Meals Are Served West of Coastal Highway
BrandyLynn’s BBQ serves smoked meats at Brimming Horn Meadery.
October 8, 2026
BrandyLynn’s BBQ serves smoked meats at Brimming Horn Meadery.

by Pam George

At the beach, the natural inclination is to head east toward the boardwalk and resort-town restaurants. But Route 1, also known as Coastal Highway, is hardly a culinary dividing line. Plenty of establishments west of the coast’s main artery are worth the detour. Some are longtime local favorites. Others reflect the growth and increasing diversity of the communities beyond the primary resort corridor. Together, they offer Cajun cooking, Brazilian barbecue, Austrian specialties, Latin American fare and even mead with barbecue...

Discover Pam's reasons to go west in The Cape Current, Cape Gazette's summer sister publication.


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