Good Earth Market & Restaurant — Restaurant in Delaware

Hours on google are incorrect. They don’t serve breakfast even though it says they open at 9:00am. This was the previous time we tried to come here. The final straw was when I tried to order to-go in this last visit and they flat out told me “no, the kitchen is slammed” without asking if I’d be willing to wait or anything. I was waiting for someone to get out of the dickens theatre so I was ready to wait for an extended time but I guess no one cared. I am tired of coming to this restaurant and being denied food. I’m not sure what kind of business model that is but I guess it’s not my problem anymore. Myself and different members of my family have been coming since it opened years ago touting farm-fresh local food and, for a while, it was delicious and moderately priced - I grew up here so I know beach prices are part of the territory. What I can’t stand, however, is that the last 3 years of this business have drastically changed: the ego of the establishment is completely inflated as are their prices (well before covid). One weekend, years pre-covid, we came in for some breakfast before church (they used to have breakfast!) I got an avocado toast with bean sprouts - pretty decently priced. I came back a few months later for the same thing and it had jumped $7 just to add bean sprouts on top. We then started saving this place for special occasions because my MIL is celiac so their GF foods are really great for her. We even considered having our wedding here but dropped our jaws when they said it was $10-15,000 for a tent, some tables, and food in their muddy yard. If you’re visiting the area and you only come once with great service, I’m glad for you and hope you enjoyed the delicious food but they continue to be snobbish and unimpressive when you give them...

We had a wonderful dinner at Good Earth Market & Restaurant last night. The food was delicious, the service was excellent, and the atmosphere was perfect. We started with the smoked fish dip, which was creamy and flavorful. For our entrees, we had the scallops, ribeye special, and tuna poke bowl. The scallops were cooked perfectly and were so tender they melted in our mouths. The ribeye was cooked to our liking and was juicy and flavorful. The tuna poke bowl was fresh and delicious. We also had a glass of wine with our meal, which was perfectly paired with our food.

We sat outside on the patio, which was perfect on a warm summer evening. The staff was friendly and attentive, and they made sure we had everything we needed. We will definitely be back to Good Earth Market & Restaurant again soon!

Here are some additional details about our experience:

The scallops were seared to perfection and served with a delicious lemon butter sauce.

The ribeye was cooked to medium rare and was so tender it melted in our mouths. It was served with a side of roasted vegetables and mashed potatoes.

The tuna poke bowl was fresh and flavorful. It was made with tuna, avocado, cucumber, seaweed salad, and a ginger soy dressing.

The service was excellent. Our waiter was attentive and knowledgeable about the menu. He made sure we had everything we needed and was happy to answer any questions we had.

The atmosphere was perfect. We sat outside on the patio, which was shaded and had a nice breeze. It was the perfect place to enjoy a summer evening meal.

We would highly recommend Good Earth Market & Restaurant to anyone looking for a delicious and memorable...

Stayed at the campground. It was OK. The firepit was dented, not cleaned out, and not big enough to cook over. The bathroom was a clean and stocked. The outdoor shower was a bit spidery, but nothing too out of the ordinary. We arrived at 630 after driving for 9+ hours with our camper. We messaged the host that we would be there late. There was a car parked in front of the entrance to the campground. Went to the restaurant and the two young people at the host station were the only two people to help. They said the manager would be over and she never came. Waited like 20 minutes to be told by the young people (after the young man asked the manager again) that I had to go to the theater. Went to the theater and the host was visibly off put by my appearance (driving for 9 hours in PJs I guess ain't their style). The bartender came over and actually helped us. He told us to drive through the cabin yard. So we did. Kind of lame. Really put us off from visiting the restaurant, market, and theater. Would be OK to stay in a pinch, but definitely wouldn't stay as long as we did (three...