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54 - CAPE G, Friday, May 23 - May 29, 1997
Sea Horse Restaurant remains
a mainstay of Rehoboth Beach
By Jen Ellingsworth
Despite rumors to the contrary,
the Sea Horse Restaurant is still
the same thriving operation which
has served the Cape Region for
decades.
Located at the corner of Re-
hoboth Avenue and State Road,
the restaurant is an historical fix-
ture which has been operating
since the 70s.
Since it was declared bankrupt a
few months ago, the staff say ru-
mors have been circulating that
the restaurant has either closed or
will be closed, and that there'is
new management.
Sea Horse General Manager
Jerry Bellistri said those specula-
tions just aren't true.
Bellistri, who has been em-
ployed by the Sea Horse since he
began as head chef in 1987, said
there have been no major changes.
"Consistency is what we're
striving for," he said. "We haven't
skipped a beat. The whole staff
has done a great job."
He said patrons can expect the
same level of service and quality
that the restaurant is known for.
The Sea Horse will continue to
specialize in fresh seafood dishes,
and will continue to meet the
needs of its customers by accom-
modating large parties. In fact, he
said many members of the staff
have been at the Sea Horse for
years.
"We want to thank all our clien-
tele who have come through here
and have supported us," said Bel-
listri.
Currently, the chef is Jeff Bliler,
who also began working at the
Sea Horse with Bellistri in 1987.
Rosemary Forbes, director of
marketing and sales, said she's
still very busy booking banquets
and making sure that customers
are completely satisfied.
Now in its fourth year of operat-
ing in the Sussex Room of the Sea
Horse, the Baystar Productions,
Inc. Dinner Theatre is featuring
"Chapter II" until Friday, June 27.
The show includes a buffet dinner,
which begins at 6:30 p.m. Perfor-
mances will be held on Thursdays
and Fridays throughout June, and
reservations are required.
Forbes, who has been with the
restaurant for three years, said the
dinner theater performances have
always been very well received at
the Sea Horse.
"It's a combination of our good
food and their great entertain-
ment," she said.
The Sea Horse also showcases
the work of local artists in its
restaurant. Currently, the restau-
rant is serving dinner at 4 p.m.
Monday through Saturday, and
from 2 p.m. on Sunday. Call 227-
7451 for information.
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Jen Ellingsworth photo
The Sea Horse Restaurant in Rehobotb Beach is open daily
for dinner. Shown in front of the restaurant (I-r) are Jerry
Bellistri, general manager, Natasha Ellertson, server, and
Rosemary Forbes, director of marketing and sales.
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