Broadkill Store

If your ever at this beach, you HAVE TO check this place out. They have everything from bait to amazing milkshakes. Of course their homemade food such as the milkshakes, donuts, and cinnamon buns and a little pricey, but it is easily worth it. I look forward to going here every year!

Perfect doughnuts on weekend mornings. Time it right so you get some warm ones. Dunkin and Krispy Kreme are totally outdone by these fantastic Broadkill Beach store doughnuts. Tuesday mornings there are freshly made cinnamon, sweet, and nut rolls that are equally devine. They also have breakfast sandwiches, deli items, grill items (hot dogs, burgers), ice cream (fresh dipped cones, malts, milkshakes, or novelty ice creams out of the freezer). Plus all the stuff you might need for a day at the beach: sunscreen, towels, beach toys, soda, snacks, fishing gear. All of this bounty topped off by friendly owners who will remember you once you’ve been in a couple times. But seriously, the doughnuts, not to be missed!

Great for breakfast and lunch. They have everything you could need for a day at the beach.
Saturday morning get there EARLY for the homemade Sticky Buns and donuts!

Right by my family’s shore house and everyone seems to love it. Good and cheap breakfast sandwiches and the freshly baked donuts are amazing!

Been here several times — this past weekend I had the lunch sandwiches and they were really good. I got the BLT, husband got chicken salad and sis got italian hoagie. Inexpensive and good food. My husband also likes their bfast sandwich. The owner was very friendly, too.

Cool little place with all of the basics you might need in a pinch. Reminds me of what stores/​food places were like when I was a kid. Who remembers the 52^nd Street market in Ocean City New Jersey?

5 stars for their freshly made doughnuts (only sold in season on weekend mornings till they run out). The powdered sugar and glazed are really delicious.
The sandwiches are good too. A perfect spot to pick up some lunch for the beach!

You don’t go here for the sandwiches, though they are perfectly fine. You don’t go here for the groceries, which look a bit like the food stuffs that a bunch of teenagers would munch after getting stoned. You go here for the ambiance. This is the real deal… a real East Coast Mid-​Atlantic, shingle-​covered, wooden-​floored, slightly odd, beach store that’s been here for decades. You go here for the «smack» that the real wooden screen door makes when it hits the door frame and the icy cold air conditioning that blasts you when you walk inside. This is like stepping back into the 1950s… quaint, charming, and thank god there are still some of these left in the world.