Emmanuel's Restaurant,

33711 Wescoats Road, Lewes, DE 19958

"My wife and I went to Emmanuel’s for dinner tonight. We both had cheeseburgers and French fries. The serving size of the fries was big enough we could have had just the fries for dinner. Cheeseburgers were excellent and about half the price you’d pay in downtown Lewes. TO top off the evening, everybody who works there is family and they treat you like royalty. Great service, friendly service. Will be back for sure."

"After passing by Emmanuel’s every day on my way to work, I finally decided to stop in for breakfast. It’s conveniently nestled close to Five Points, and close to the highway, so it makes an easy pit stop for good food. The staff is incredibly friendly and welcoming from the moment you walk in the door. I’ve gotten breakfast to go twice: Huevos rancheros and avocado toast. Both had heaping portions of food, cooked to perfection and quite tasty. I will definitely go back soon to give their lunch and dinner menu a try! I highly recommend Emmanuel’s to those in the area."

"We made our first visit to Emmanuel's Restaurant this morning for breakfast, and thoroughly enjoyed our meals. I had a tasty ham and cheese omlette, and my wife loved her huevos rancheros. The setting is funky in a former gas station, but the booths are comfy. We'll be back!"

"We went, for the first time, on the recommendation of a friend, to Emmanuel’s Restaurant in Lewes, DE. This is a little, family-run restaurant up near Five Points on Wescoats Road. It’s only been open a few months. We had freshly made chicken tamales and carne asada. First of all, Emmanuel’s website lists their cuisine as “American Food” - this is somewhat incorrect - yes, you can get pizzas, wings, American breakfasts, etc., etc.; however, the hidden gem here are the absolutely authentic and delicious Guatemalan dishes - chicken tamales in rice wraps, delicious carne asada, fajitas, rice pudding - and on and on. If you are looking for something to revitalize taste buds burnt out by the same-old, same-old bar fare and “American Food” served so often around here, try Emmanuel’s Restaurant and go for the Guatemalan food. You won’t be sorry. Tu comida es muy sabrosa!!"

"Wonderful eating experience. Totally wasn't sure what to expect. I talked to the owner, it's a woman owned and woman run restaurant! Everybody's a family member, and they take preparing food seriously. They told me absolutely nothing at all is frozen. Everything is fresh. That's really hard to find these days! I had a Greek salad for $10 and came in hungry, and couldn't finish it. My son had the rib eye steak, served with sauteed, spinach, peppers and onion vegetables, mashed potatoes, it was delicious. He asked for medium rare, and it was cooked exactly medium rare. Can't wait to come back and try the carne asada. They are open from 6:00. a.m. to 2:30 p.m., And then 4:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The pizzas look great! Can't wait to try them. Say hi when you come in to Karin the owner. They just opened, so give them some time, they're going to bring in some Spanish foods. Love the place, I'll be back."