Somewhere restaurant wins best, most creative margarita
Beautiful weather brings large crowd for Rehoboth Beach Main Street annual crawl
Somewhere was awarded Best and Most Creative margarita during Rehoboth Beach Main Street's annual Margarita Crawl. Malique Bowen, far left, and Neli Stoyanova, second from left, have fun with crawlers. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
Somewhere restaurant's winning blackberry margarita, with a limoncello sweet cream rim and a cinnamon french toast bite. It was inspired by stacked french toast on the restaurant's menu.
Sunny Bay Café's hot honey and fig margarita won second place.
Blue Moon was awarded third place in the overall best category. Shown are Chris Handlin, left, and Zak Baillie.
Eloy del Toro, left, and Joe Hengel are all smiles before the sample.
Crawlers try the mocktail at Above The Dunes, which was awarded the Best Mocktail.
Crawlers wear their finest cowboy hats to keep the sun out of their eyes while walking the streets in Rehoboth.
Chesapeake and Maine's spicy blueberry kosho margarita.June 5, 2026
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Somewhere was awarded Best and Most Creative margarita during Rehoboth Beach Main Street's annual Margarita Crawl. Malique Bowen, far left, and Neli Stoyanova, second from left, have fun with crawlers. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
Somewhere restaurant's winning blackberry margarita, with a limoncello sweet cream rim and a cinnamon french toast bite. It was inspired by stacked french toast on the restaurant's menu.
Sunny Bay Café's hot honey and fig margarita won second place.
Blue Moon was awarded third place in the overall best category. Shown are Chris Handlin, left, and Zak Baillie.
Eloy del Toro, left, and Joe Hengel are all smiles before the sample.
Crawlers try the mocktail at Above The Dunes, which was awarded the Best Mocktail.
Crawlers wear their finest cowboy hats to keep the sun out of their eyes while walking the streets in Rehoboth.
Chesapeake and Maine's spicy blueberry kosho margarita.
Memorial Day weekend may have been a bit of a washout, but the last weekend in May proved to be perfect for a margarita. Rehoboth Beach Main Street and about two dozen businesses were happy to oblige with the 2026 Margarita Crawl.
Taking place May 30 in Rehoboth Beach, the event sold 1,200 tickets, according to Rehoboth Beach Main Street Executive Director Dan Slagle.
Crawl participants voted on best margarita, most creative margarita and best mocktail. Somewhere restaurant on Baltimore Avenue won best and most creative.
Sunny Bay Café on Rehoboth Avenue was named second best, while Blue Moon on Baltimore Avenue finished in third. Above the Dunes on the Boardwalk, at Wilmington Avenue, was awarded for the Best Mocktail.
Somewhere was awarded Best and Most Creative margarita during Rehoboth Beach Main Street's annual Margarita Crawl. Malique Bowen, far left, and Neli Stoyanova, second from left, have fun with crawlers. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
Somewhere restaurant's winning blackberry margarita, with a limoncello sweet cream rim and a cinnamon french toast bite. It was inspired by stacked french toast on the restaurant's menu.
Sunny Bay Café's hot honey and fig margarita won second place.
Blue Moon was awarded third place in the overall best category. Shown are Chris Handlin, left, and Zak Baillie.
Eloy del Toro, left, and Joe Hengel are all smiles before the sample.
Crawlers try the mocktail at Above The Dunes, which was awarded the Best Mocktail.
Crawlers wear their finest cowboy hats to keep the sun out of their eyes while walking the streets in Rehoboth.
Chesapeake and Maine's spicy blueberry kosho margarita.Event Details :
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