‘Wiener Kings’ Offer Summer Food Favorites on Rehoboth Bay
Being on the boat almost every weekend during the summer, sometimes I tend to forget food and snacks. I know, you would think that shouldn’t be the case, but it happens, and I starve the whole day out on the bay. Thankfully, that is changing this summer. A father-son duo will now offer food on the Rehoboth Bay with their new business called, “Wiener Kings“.
A Tasty Treat On The Bay
Brian and Tyler Keyes, a father-son duo from Millsboro, launched a one-of-a-kind business on the Rehoboth Bay, Father’s day weekend. Putting two of their favorite hobbies together, seemed liked a perfect match. Hot Dog cart and boating.
As you cruise along on your boat or are hanging out at the local sandbar, there is no doubt that you will see “Wiener Kings“, the 19-foot-long food pontoon. Filled with your favorites like hot dogs to burgers, sausages, fries, nachos, candy and drinks. A fan favorite, the King’s Hot Dog, with chili and cheese, is one that will go fast.
One Not to Miss
If you are looking to see exactly where “Wiener Kings“ hot dog boat, complete with a floating grill will be, they post their exact location on their Facebook page.
They are open Thursdays through Sundays for the rest of the summer.
Energy In Selling Hot Dogs
Tyler Keyes told 6abc‘s Alicia Viterelli; “As soon as we got out there, people started coming. It was crazy.”
Father-son duo Brian and Tyler Keyes just launched their snack boat last weekend, selling everything from their famous hot dogs to burgers, sausages, fries, nachos, candy and drinks. https://t.co/xXfjVAM03e
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“We weren’t expecting that,” Brian says. “It was crazy. No advertising. We’re sitting there yelling, ‘hot dogs’ like we’re at the baseball stadium.”
Be sure to keep an eye out for these bright yellow and red flags as they make their way to a sandbar near you.
These Are The Top 5 Wawas in the Brandywine Valley
Whether its a quick stop on your lunch break, a gas-up before you hit the beaches or a coffee run in the morning, Wawa has our hearts. But which are the Best Wawas In the Brandywine Valley? We ranked them based on WJBR listener responses.
Aren’t All Wawas The Same?
Well, how dare you. Ultimately, yes. However, there are many things that can make one Wawa different from the one 1.5miles away.
Usually it’s the people. From the type of patrons to the staff, people can make a huge difference.
I mean, wouldn’t you prefer a Wawa where everyone knows your name like Cheers? Or is it not all that important to you?
Do you go to one Wawa over the next because the customers hold the door for you? Or maybe there’s one SuperWawa where you never have to wait in line for gas.
Whatever your preference, we’ve taken it into consideration.
We took to our Facebook Page to ask our listeners “What is the best Wawa in the Brandywine Valley?”
It didn’t take long for them to give us their opinions on why their regular stop is the best out of all of them.
Honestly, we can kind of see what makes each location special in its own right. But there can only be one G.O.A.T.
You may be familiar with the top choice if you’ve ever spent time in Wilmington. Let’s take a look at Best Wawas In The Brandywine Valley Ranked By WJBR Listeners.
Which one took the top spot?
1. Edgemoor (Philadelphia Pike)
This Wawa was ranked the best by far according to our listeners.
Not only do they keep their bacon crispy, but there were many reasons people gave for why they loved this Wawa the most
This specific location seemed to have one common denominator, though:
PEG
Another listener wrote “Honestly it’s the one in Edgemoor at the top of Philly Pike by Mount pleasant high school and elementary. It’s a small retro Wawa still… No gas pumps just Kimberly on the kitchen making EVERYTHING with love.”
Peg has a lot of fans.
It seems that Peg and Kim have both won the hearts of almost everyone who walks in.
Gary Rauso writes, “Penny Hill wawa the employees are willing to have a conversation with the customers and Peg is the Best .“
