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Somewhere holds onto Best Margarita bragging rights

Two dozen restaurants participate in Rehoboth Beach Main Street event
Rehoboth Beach Main Street hosted the annual Margarita Crawl May 31. Two dozen restaurants participated. Dressed for the occasion are (l-r) Cass Bosco, Anna Hernandez, Mike Pierorazio, Kevin Miller and Doreen Walker. CHRIS FLOOD PHOTOS
Chris Flood
June 5, 2025

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Rehoboth Beach Main Street
509 Rehoboth Avenue
Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971
United States

Temperatures were cool, clouds were blocking the sun and there was a threat of rain, but more than 1,000 people still participated May 31 in Rehoboth Beach Main Street’s annual Margarita Crawl.

From one end of Rehoboth Beach’s commercial district to the other, two dozen restaurants participated in the event, as restaurants created all kinds of takes on a margarita. Many of the participants wore silly outfits, necklaces with pretzels or colorful beads around their necks.

The event is centered around fun, but the two dozen restaurants were competing for Best Margarita, which was won by Somewhere. The Baltimore Avenue restaurant also won most creative. Coming in second was Siricco, while there was a tie for third between the Purple Parrot and Shorebreak Lodge. Kiwi’s Cove won the Best Mock Margarita competition.

For more information on Rehoboth Beach Main Street, 509 Rehoboth Ave., call 302-227-2772, email dan@downtownrb.com or go to downtownrb.com.

 

B.J. Irons multitasks while at Somewhere – shot in one hand, a churro in the other and the list of restaurants under his arm.
Taking the down-the-hatch approach outside of Arena’s are (l-r) Ellen McGoldrich, Barbara O’Neill and Cynthia Zumbrunnen.
This group of people had arrows on their heads to keep track of each other.
The Purple Parrot’s Chris Chandler, left, and Kevin Cusick get margaritas mixed in big Gatorade jugs.
Crawl participants Jovani O’Grady and Shontae Maddox get volunteer Francie Crosby to take a photo because it was their first stop.
Mark Miller pours shots at Sirocco.
Shorebreak Lodge owners Ben and Diane Winiarczyk work together to prepare their offering.
Baja Bob bartender John Reiter has the face of concentration needed to pour dozens of shots.
Fresh off the DART bus, these crawl participants make a plan of action before heading out. Shown are (l-r) Hugh Hommel, Donna McCready, Donno Coro, Kathy Miller, Karen Carter and Margaret Hunt. Blocked, but there, is Debbie Puzzo.

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Chris Flood has been working for the Cape Gazette since early 2014. He currently covers Rehoboth Beach and Henlopen Acres, but has also covered Dewey Beach and the state government. He covers environmental stories, business stories and random stories on subjects he finds interesting, and he also writes a column called Choppin’ Wood that runs every other week. He’s a graduate of the University of Maine and the Landing School of Boat Building & Design.

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