I am a transplant to Rehoboth from the DC area and TGIF was a favorite lunch hangout of mine when I was still living there so I do like to stop in to the Rehoboth TGIFridays for lunch now and then.
Food-wise, I am pretty happy with the place. I don't order a WIDE variety of stuff from their menu as I have my favorites and usually order them, and then try a couple new things when they add new stuff to the menu. I generally get sandwiches, salads or appetizers at lunch, so I can't speak to the more "main meal" offerings.
I was recently in twice--once alone, once with a friend--and had two relatively new menu items off the appetizer or "share" (a sort of tapas) menu. I really enjoyed the chicken skewers that had a soy-type caramelization on them. Salty, but delicious. I also tried the Thai pork tacos, which are almost ridiculously tiny but tasty. I had issues with finding pork in one of them but they were otherwise good.
I don't generally have much of a problem with service at this location. What I HAVE had a substantial problem with is judgemental, hauty/snotty hosts/hostesses. This was not a problem on my 2 recent visits, but I had completely stopped going there for some months due to a particular young snotty host who treated me like dirt because I came in for lunch alone and deigned to request a booth, even when I came in right at the start of lunch service and the restaurant was EMPTY! He actually as much as told me that I wasn't worthy of a booth.
I am very short and have arthritis. I ask for a booth everywhere I go because most of the chairs at the tables in restaurants are excrutiatingly uncomfortable for me. This should not be a problem as long as I'm getting there when there are no or few other patrons in the restaurant.
When I lived in the DC area, there were 2 restaurants I stopped going to because of the snotty attitude toward my dining alone, whether I asked for a booth or not. Restaurants need to understand that my money is just as good as the next customers and I have a right to be served with dignity and respect!
We waited over 30 minutes for seating when we were told 10-20 minutes. Â We finally got seated and were ready to order. Â Took over 30 minutes for appetizers. Â Then even longer for entrees. Â Had we not ordered appetizers we would not be well. Total dining experience started at 7:15 and ended at 9:15. Â That was way too long waiting for food.
We had to ask for refills etc. Â so service was amiss and there were not that many people left after we got seated so but not sure what is up with the kitchen. Â They should have been able to get the good out faster to get diners out but for whatever reason they cannot make it work. Â Our server did his best but this was not a good dining experience with kids complaining about hunger from waiting for food to come.