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Consistently ranks in the top 50 restaurants in America, and it is well-deserved. It's high-end soul/Southern food: Pork chop, crusted fish, duck breast, short ribs. The atmosphere and service match the very high quality of food. If you're looking to spend some coin for a James Beard award-winner, definitely visit Magnolia Grill

People compare Fubar to bars in New York, and based on the space and the feel of the physical bar they're right. But the crowd and bartenders at Fubar are much friendlier than New York bars. Dance Bitch on Friday nights is my favorite: Fun music, great host, good energy.

The best bakery in Rehoboth, it's one of the best bakeries I've ever had the pleasure of visiting (and I make it a point to visit them!). Their cream-filled donuts are a revelation, but they've got wonderful danishes, muffins, babkas and other great baked goods. If you're going to endulge in some sweets, you can't do better in Rehoboth than Bake Shoppe.

Good food, good service, good atmosphere, high prices (for Delaware). Every time I've been they seem to be out of what I want to order, but it's gotta just be a coincidence.

Maybe it's the outdoor space or that it fills up while the sun is still shining, but this is my favorite bar in Rehoboth. There just seems to be a better energy than at the other spots.

You can find a better gay bar just about anywhere. And there are much better places in Rehoboth to meet guys, like the beach. With all the house parties and decent restaurants, there are much better things to do at Rehoboth at night.

There's only one reason to go to Bobcat Bite, and it's a good one: Some of the best hamburgers in the entire United States. Regularly on top-10 and top-100 lists for America's best burgers, they allegedly get their taste from the griddle that has been used for decades. The green chile cheeseburger is fantastic. If you don't want to wait, get there 10 minutes before they open or between regular meal times.

The food at this bar-cum-restaurant is really fantastic. The calamari, beef penne, pork shoulder - we've had many of the dishes and haven't gone wrong yet. The service is hit-or-miss but the ambience is upbeat (in case you've gotta wait a while for your food).

The bar has everything from a diverse crowd to sports on TV to lots of alcohol.

The food's fantastic, the service is top-notch and the ambience is downright cosmopolitan! By far the "hippest" place to eat in the city.

Forget about the crowd and the people-watching (stop by at 1 a.m. if you want the cruisiest crowd in Provincetown), the pizza itself is really tasty.

When there isn't a line out front, it's a decent place for a casual breakfast. The food is pretty good, but the service is hit-or-miss.

This is the ultimate tourist destination. The food is mediocre and the place is crowded. You can get much better food -- and seafood -- elsewhere in Provincetown.

It's about a half-hour drive back down the Cape from Provincetown, but Chillingsworth is one of the most special places you'll ever dine. Set in a 350-year-old captain's house, the restaurant features both an a la carte bistro and a six-course fine-dining experience (the latter is incredible!). Definitely stop in early for a cocktail at the bar and say hi to Kathy. Then enjoy the truffle mac&cheese, seared scallops, grilled swordfish, shrimp 'taco' and other amaaaaazing French-California fusion food. If you're looking for something quiet and romantic, ask to dine in the Empire or Dining Rom; The Terrace offers more people-watching; The Alcove makes you the center of attention; And if you go with a group of 6 or more, the Gazebo gives you a private outdoor dining experience. Very gay-friendly.