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Blue Moon Served As a Gracious Private Residence Until 1981, When It Was 35 Baltimore Ave., Transformed Into a Unique Dining Environment BEST DINING IN REHOBOTH Open 7 days a week serving Dinner from 5pm and Sunday Brunch 10am to 2pm APPETIZERS ENTRÉES/' HANDHELDS Market Salad Stuffed Shrimp DuckDuck Breast Crabcake Sandwich strawberries, blueberries, goat colossal shrimp, lump crab, fingerlings, french beans, lettuce, tomato, old bay cheese, toasted almonds, beurre blanc, asparagus, blueberry balsamic remoulade, fries balsamic vinaigrette whipped potatoes Grilled Pork Chop Pork Belly Bánh Mì Fried Green Tomatoes Seafood Pasta whipped potatoes, roasted cucumber, pickled veggies, herbed cheese, onion jam, shrimp, scallops, lobster, broccoli, mushrooms, spicy mayo, sweet potato balsamic reduction parmesan cream, linguine french onion cream fries Wedge Salad Seared Jumbo Scallops Blackened Sea Bass Bacon Cheddar Burger baby iceberg, bacon, tomato, parmesan risotto, tomato carolina grits, baby carrots lettuce, tomato, bacon jam, cucumber, blue cheese confit, peas & peas fries Sweet Corn & Crab Filet Mignon Short Rib Stroganoff SIDES Bisque 8oz, classic mashed potatoes spätzle, mushrooms, pearl sautéed asparagus, charred brussels local sweet corn, lump crab onions, crème fraîche, sprouts, sweet potato Ribeye horseradish fries, classic mashed potatoes, Short Rib Nachos 16 oz, duck fat fingerlings creamed spinach, roasted Vegetarian broccoli, french fries, duck fat beef short rib, pickled onion, fingerlings, truffle mac & cheese beer queso, jalapeños, pico, Lamb Rack sautéed vegetables, tomato sour cream zuchinni, eggplant, peppers, cream sauce, pasta, fried We use only the freshest cherry tomatoes, feta green tomatoes ingredients therefore Roasted Oysters menu items may vary. fennel, bacon, parmigiano Featuring our house recipe Mozzarella Burrata Sunday Brunch bloody marys and mimosas $6 cherry tomatoes, grilled mango, pistachios, lemon Warm Cinnamon Roll Veggie & Goat Bacon Cheddar Burger thyme oil sweet dough with icing Cheese Scramble lettuce, tomato, bacon Mexican Shrimp tomato, asparagus, jam, fries Crab Benedict peppers, potato hash, Cocktail jumbo shrimp, Short Rib Hash poached eggs, lump crab mixed green salad cucumber, avocado, spicy potatoes, mushrooms, tomato cakes, spinach, old bay hollandaise, buttermilk Steak & Eggs onions, peppers, spinach, Crispy Octopus biscuits marinated flat iron, cheddar, poached egg white beans, fingerlings, scrambled eggs, potato Blackened Sea Bass chorizo, chimichurri Buttermilk Pancakes hash, baby green salad whipped cream, fresh Salad Tuna Carpaccio berries, vermont maple Crabcake Sandwich lightly fried, mixed greens, #1 tuna, garlic aioli, shallot, syrup, smoked bacon lettuce, tomato, old tomatoes, feta, balsamic lemon, olive oil, chives bay remoulade, fries vinaigrette Built in 1907 as a Sears Craftsman house, the Blue Moon served as a gracious private residence until 1981, when it was 35 Baltimore Ave., transformed into a unique dining environment. Our commitment to the legacy and character of the Blue Moon ensures that its four-decade tradition of excellence will continue for years to come. Rehoboth Beach, DE Looking for a fun, yet sophisticated restaurant run by fascinating people who nourish your appetite - and a whole lot more? The Blue Moon offers an extraordinary dining and entertainment experience in a beautifully restored Victorian 302.227.6515 home that is, in itself, a work of art. Consistently recognized among the top restaurants in Delaware, the Blue Moon is bluemoonrehoboth.com the ideal destination at the Beach! 10 35 Baltimore Ave. Tickets available at Rehoboth Beach, DE 302.227.6515 MONDAYS BlueMoonRehoboth.com June 7 THE BOY BAND PROJECT ... an electric, boy band cover group that re-imagines the sound, movement, and energy of NSYNC, Backstreet Boys, Hanson, One Direction, SUN- 98 Degrees, O-town, BoyzIIMen, Jonas Brothers and more. $40 per person 9:30pm THUR June 14 TELLY LEUNG Since leaving his successful two-year run in Disney’s Aladdin on Broadway, Telly has been NATE BUCCIERI 6-8:30pm The incredibly on a “magic carpet ride,” traveling the world for concerts talented Nate Buccieri on the keys with specials guests. returning to Rehoboth Beach to share stories (and songs!) from his international adventures. Broadway tunes, Disney favorites, and songs from the world of pop, rock& jazz. $30 per person SUNDAYS 9:30pm WITH June 21 MISS RICHFIELD 1981 Celebrate four CLIMAX! decades of professional beauty with Miss Richfield 1981 in her MAGNOLIA 9:30pm all-new show, “40 Years on the Throne.” Hear the true-life story of Join Magnolia Applebottom in her how Miss R won her beauty title and clawed her way to the middle to become a suburban ambassadoress of Richfield, Minnesota. award-winning cabaret talk show.* $40 per person 9:30pm June 28 ANNE STEELE is thrilled to be back with her brand new tour, “Made Out Of Stars!” New original songs TUESDAYS plus lots of fun covers by artists like Pink, Alanis Morisette and Demi Lovato. $30 per person 9:30 pm July 5 LADY BUNNY The Wigstock founder and Dean of Drag brings her blend of raucous, irreverent comedy back for her 9th year. Dusty Springfield-meets-Don-Rickles potty-mouthed humor brings southern charm, zany “Laugh-In” skits, X-rated parodies. $30 per person 9:30pm BINGO! July 12 BRANDEN & JAMES The cello and vocal 9:30pm The ladies of the duo reinvent hits from The Lady Gaga Songbook. They explore Moon show you their balls with Gaga’s career to date, celebrating her most cherished hit songs, with their unique charm and classical spin. $30 per person old fashion bingo. 9:30pm July 19 THE BOY BAND PROJECT... an electric, boy band cover group that re-imagines the sound, movement, and WEDNESDAYS energy of NSYNC, Backstreet Boys, Hanson, One Direction, 98 Degrees, O town, BoyzIIMen, Jonas Brothers and more. $40 per GAMES WITH MAGNOLIA person 9:30pm 9:30pm A weekly game show hosted July 26 TORI SCOTT returns with her show “Tori by the always unpredictable Magnolia Applebottom. Scott is Overserved.” This past year she embraced meditation while perfecting her own recipe for the perfect vodka martini (drink it straight from the bottle and eat an olive after). THURSDAYS August 2 EDIE UNLEASHED Celebrating a career from young dancer to professional ballet 9:30pm career to a tap company in NYC to her Broadway debut in A musical the Three Penny Opera at Studio 54 to host Cirque du Soleil’s journey with the Zumanity in Las Vegas for 13 years and all the gigs along the way. $30 per person 9:30pm amazing Roxy Overbrooke. August 9 LINDA CLIFFORD preforming “The Things I Love - A Collection of Songs I’ve Loved and Have Special Meaning.” Linda ranks among the best classic soul singers as well as a legendary Disco Diva, songwriter and FRIDAYS actress, electrifying audiences with her music and amazing sold- out live performances around the world on TV and film. $30 per person 9:30pm Shows at 7 & 9pm August 16 SHERRY VINE “Hollywood and Vine” This is the best female illusion show!* an all new, all live, all hilarious show! This legendary lady has almost 30 years under her sequined belt is best known for her live singing, filthy parodies and comedic timing. The glamour of 1940’s Hollywood intersects with Vine’s trashy pop sensibility to SATURDAYS create a naughty, bawdy show. $30 per person 9:30pm August 23 LADY BUNNY The Wigstock founder and Dean of Drag, is back with her blend of raucous, irreverent comedy. Dusty Springfield-meets-Don-Rickles potty-mouthed humor brings southern charm, zany “Laugh-In” skits, X-rated Shows at 7 & 9pm parodies. $30 per person 9:30pm This is the best An all-live singing show by the Blue August 30 THE BOY BAND PROJECT... Moon cast of celebrity an electric, boy band cover group that re imagines the sound, movement, and energy of NSYNC, Backstreet Boys, Hanson, One impersonators.* Direction, 98 Degrees, Otown, BoyzIIMen, Jonas Brothers and more. $40 per person 9:30pm *Reservations and minimum $25 per person food purchase required. 11.
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