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Kids Eat Free at ‘Big Fish Grill’ During Rehoboth’s ‘Sea Witch Festival’

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Children 12 and under who arrive in costume eat free with an adult entrée at Big Fish Grill in Rehoboth Beach during Sea Witch Festival weekend, October 23 through 25.

A Rehoboth Beach Seafood Favorite Since 1997

Brothers Norman and Eric Sugrue founded Big Fish Grill in 1997, and it has earned several Best Seafood at the Beach honors from Delaware Today and Coastal Style. As Lisa Jennings reported for Restaurant Business, Baltimore’s Atlas Restaurant Group took a majority stake in Big Fish Restaurant Group in June 2024, adding 16 restaurants.

As a plus, the concepts and staff were kept in place. That continuity matters to regulars. Families come back year after year for approachable seafood at fair prices.

How the Sea Witch Kids Eat Free Offer Works

From Friday, October 23 through Sunday, October 25, children 12 and younger eat free with the purchase of an adult entrée. Costumes are required. Ask about any limits when booking. That turns the festival costume into a dinner ticket!

Sea Witch Festival Brings Rehoboth’s Biggest Fall Weekend

The Sea Witch Festival is organized by the Rehoboth Beach Dewey Beach Chamber of Commerce and features a parade down Rehoboth Avenue, a dog parade and live music.

The costume parade takes place Saturday, October 24. However, parking gets tight. Median parking on Rehoboth Avenue is prohibited from 1 AM Saturday through the end of the parade.

Arrive Friday and park once.

Plan Your Visit to Big Fish Grill Rehoboth

Reservations are available through bigfishgrill.com, and updates post on Instagram at @bigfishgrillrehoboth. Groups can also book a qualifying December private event by November 1 and receive a $75 Atlas gift card for every $1,000 spent.

Big Fish Grill is located at 20298 Coastal Highway, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971. Average cost varies by menu and season.

The Washington Lobbyist loves a DC beachy road trip with a great dinner at the end, so grab the costumes, point the car toward Rehoboth and enjoy a spooky weekend at the beach!