What Kaisy's Delights is known for
French couple Thierry and Nathalie Langer opened Kaisy's Delights in Rehoboth Beach in 2015, centered on Kaiserschmarrn, the shredded pancake they knew from Tyrolean ski trips. The business has since relocated to downtown Millsboro.
Thierry and Nathalie Langer, a French couple who settled in Sussex County, Delaware in 2014, opened Kaisy's Delights on Rehoboth Avenue in May 2015. The concept was built around a dish the pair discovered on skiing holidays in Tyrol: Kaiserschmarrn, a shredded, caramelized Austrian pancake they realized was largely unknown in the United States, filtered through their own French culinary sensibility and framed as a journey through the old Austro-Hungarian Empire.
The concept expanded in March 2017 with a second location in nearby Lewes, styled after a pink Austrian mountain chalet, roughly two years after the original Rehoboth Beach shop opened.
More recently, the business has moved on from its original locations: the Rehoboth Avenue shop closed in late 2024, and per Cape Gazette reporting, Kaisy's Delights relocated to a new address in downtown Millsboro. Given that move, any current-address claims in this record should be reverified before publishing a physical address, since press coverage suggests the Rehoboth Beach and Lewes footprint described in the prior copy is no longer current.
Best for — Austrian Kaiserschmarrn from a French-owned Delaware bakery-cafe
Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, USA
Where next
- Reeve the Baker — United Kingdom
- Lanz — Bern
- Teufner – Die Bäckerei — Austria
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