Extremely attentive. Fast service. And consistent food!…read more I'm a regular at this bowling alley so have frequent to this place often. I'm sorry it's taking me so long to write a review because it is long overdue. Just about everything that they offer at this restaurant is fantastic! I love the wings, chicken tenders, and the cheesesteaks! You can't go wrong, ordering anything! They bring it to your lane and are always pleasant. The prices are always right, and I have never had a bad experience.

It's a large menu with lots of options. Everything is great! Staff is very attentive…read more I noticed that they go above and beyond when special needs customers are there. I go once a week.

Absolutely fantastic place!!! The food is unique and absolutely out of this world. I had the Bougie…read morecheese steak and I really think it was the best cheese steak I've ever had. The roll, amazing! The cheese, whipped and when it melted over the steak, it completely and evenly coated everything on the sandwich! Absolutely out of this world!!! My wife had the Chorizo Hash and it was absolutely fantastic. It wasn't overly strong, which I often find chorizo to be, I could actually taste it. The place itself has a fantastic homey vibe. The owner is such a great guy I wanted him to come and hang out. The staff too. The whole place is a really enjoyable experience. I can't wait to go back.

Wanted to try someplace new and this popped up. Headed on down and couldn't find them as Google…read moreMaps showed them near the end of the street. They're a little further down on the corner. Keep going to the stop sign. When you're at the stop sign look across the street to the left and they're right there. I got lucky and found street parking right in front of their door. Walked in and they were packed. One tiny table open squashed between two others and the bar were my options so I sat at the bar. I try to pay cash at Mom & Pops place so they're not hammered by the credit card fees. They were low on change and recommending credit cards. I dug around in my pockets and found exact change. They were all out of pastries but one. I wanted to try their pasties de nada but all that was left was a croissant so I ordered it, along with their French toast and an oatmilk cappuccino. Turns out the croissant was already purchased by another patron who was going to have it after their meal. It hadn't been served yet. I received a refund. A couple showed up and sat at the bar as all the tables were full. Then someone else showed up and pointed at the seat I had my coat on saying they were told to sit there as it was the last seat open in the entire place. Packed. The French toast came out in good time but somehow my cappuccino got lost in the mix. It was immediately made and brought out. The French toast is as good as everyone says it is. Light, well filled, great flavor without being too sweet. I was trying to eat it all but had to stop 3/4 of the way as somehow it's filling. The cappuccino is also very good. I made the mistake of wanting to try them out at 11:45 on a holiday. 100% my bad. Considering there are only 3 people working the entire establishment, they did a great job. The food and drink were totally worth it and I will be back (at a less busy time)! *Quick add: I usually don't post while in the establishment but did here. Even with it being busy the owner came by to talk about the review and share a little about their business. They do evening events, private dinners. They also host guest chefs. Their goal is to elevate dishes, which is exactly what they did to the French toast. Based on this one breakfast I would definitely consider them for any function I was hosting in the area.

This place was awful my husband and I went with the intention of spending a few hundred, paid 40$…read moreto get in, the find out 1 song couch dance costs 30$!!! In the 2 hrs we where there 1 girl came over to us!!! The only reason we stayed so long was because of the 40$ we paid to get in!!! Save you $$$ and your time! Don't bother!!! Go to HAkS or Philly!! I really wanted to give it NO STARS but that wasn't an option, so it gets one be default. It'll you ever want to see a more in eventful club go to PR in Vermont..., there's a girl there that dances to Jesus take the wheel....

So this review will be a little bit different than normal. I never thought I would be doing a…read morereview on a restaurant that I thought was so amazing but the service lacked something. This restaurant was in walking distance from my hotel so my co workers and I tried it twice. Now our first visit, we were seated quickly but it took some time to finally have our drink orders taken. We had enough time to decide what we wanted before we were finally approached. The restaurant was busy and when we did finally get a server Dee. She was absolutely wonderful and a great server. She recommended different items and I have to say the Shrimp Tortellini and house's fresh garlic bread were delicious. It's also the reason I had to go back. So I went back to try the lobster Tuesday special. This time our server was Sara. She was awesome and very friendly as well. But it still took about an hr for us to get our food. But when it did finally come out the food was great. I am not sure the cooks in this place could go wrong. I had the fresh raw oysters and stuffed lobster. It was something out of this world. The restaurant is really nice and has plenty of seating and a full bar. They also have a great patio to enjoy along the water. If you are not in a rush and want some great food. Please stop in and get everything.

Stopped at Big Fish Riverfront in Wilmington for what we expected to be a quick lunch while driving…read morenorth, but the experience ended up taking 1 hour and 45 minutes. My wife and I ordered simple salads--nothing complicated--and it still took about an hour for the food to arrive. After we finished, our waitress disappeared and it took another 45 minutes just to get the check. At that point I was getting anxious because we needed to get back on the road. I even had to ask a busser to find our waitress. She apologized and mentioned she had a big party, but the issue wasn't just the check--it was the entire length and pace of the experience. The staff seemed nice, but the operation felt very disorganized, and the food itself wasn't particularly memorable. Unfortunately, we won't be rushing back

We were in town and stopped in for Happy Hour and ended staying for dinner as well…read more This is a cute little pub. Service was good. Drinks were good. Some food items were better than others. Chicken Skins- sooo good but so bad for you. Street Corn Nachos- not your traditional Nachos but not bad Korean BBQ Brussel Sprouts- a definite miss- it had way too much sauce Burgers- were good Frankie McFurter- just ok Overall, a good experience

While driving through Wilmington, my wife found this place and suggested we stop. What a great…read morefind. I had the Moo Caliente burger and, wow--what a burger. Absolutely packed with flavor. One of those meals where you take the first bite and immediately know you picked the right place. The side Caesar salad was also on point, honestly one of the best Caesars I've had. Fresh, well dressed, and a great balance to the burger. My wife ordered the Three Pigs burger and loved it as well. This place is a gem. I can't wait for another excuse to drive through Wilmington just so we can stop here again.

Limited nearby street parking in this historic area. Enjoyed the bar seating on a wet Saturday…read morenight! The menu is more modern American than colonial era. Liked the crab pot pie. The barman was social and efficient. My friendly seat mates picked up the tab for my root beer. They are regulars and recommend the Pilgrims Feast and any pot pie

During a day of exploring New Castle this past weekend, we had lunch at Jessop's Tavern. The…read morerestaurant has a ton of history - it's located in a building originally built in 1674. It's been many things in its history, but it's been Jessop's Tavern since 1996. (The family who owns the restaurant named it after a cooper named Abraham Jessop, who lived and worked in the building in 1724.) The restaurant has a great menu of food (including dishes inspired by the cuisines important to New Castle's early history: smorgasbord, a Dutch-inspired pot roast, etc.) and an incredible list of beers (200 Belgian beers, 20+ Belgian beers on draft, and more). We shared the Jessop's Tavern Crab Dip (served in a sourdough bread bowl) for the table, and I had the New Sweden Meatloaf for my entree (meatloaf with a vodka cream sauce and lingonberry preserves). I also had a couple of colonial ales - Washington's Porter by Yards Brewing Co. (I liked it so much, I had two). The service was good, and the ambiance is great: full of colonial charm. I'm sure there are other great places to eat in New Castle, but eating at Jessop's Tavern is a special place to grab a meal if you're spending the day exploring New Castle and learning about its history.

Only open for lunch, great service. Limited bar options. Large menu…read more I stopped in with a large group during a quick pass thru Delaware. The burger's and sandwiches are huge, I had the Cajun chicken with fries, needed a little more spice. Salad & wings were great apps, nachos were very dry, needed melted cheese as opposed to baked on cheese. Large, beautiful space, very old school.

Different Cheesesteak #1148. Tuesday drinks and cheesesteaks with Amigo Dan. Special Wilmington…read moreaddition. I liked that I was close to home, easy parking on Market St with parking app, learned that Reynold's Candy used to occupy this space and amigo Dan's grandmother was a regular customer. Everything else was good but questionable. We got the Executive Cheesesteak. It appeared to be made with Filet tips. It came with french fries. It was less than the $22 posted on google maps. Amigo Dan's half had a lot more meat on it.

Visited last night for the first time and it was delectable! Highly recommend the escargot! The…read moregarlicky sauce and toasted sourdough are the perfect combination to complement the texture of this perfectly cooked appetizer! Also had the venison tenderloin special, and it was like slicing through butter and had zero gamey taste! Exceptionally prepared! Can't wait to visit again and try a steak next time.

Okay, so I typically LOVE Snuff Mill and would usually call it a 5 star experience, but had one…read moreconcern on my most recent visit for which I had to dock a star... but everything else was fabulous. My friend and I arrived a bit early for our reservation, but were quickly greeted and offered a beverage menu. Their cocktail options are creative and constantly changing, often featuring some unique foam toppers. On this particular occasion, I started with the Strawberry Kiwi Spice Margarita, which included some cardamom to add depth and warmth to the fruity drink. I also ordered the Apricot Ginger Sour, a consistent favorite bourbon cocktail with a little zing from the lemon foam on top. Both drinks were excellent. For starters, we selected a few of the fresh oysters as well as a scallop special made with a lemon beurre blanc. The scallops were perfectly cooked, and I was grateful the dish came with sourdough to sop up every last drop of that delicious beurre blanc. My entree was where things went awry. I tend toward pescetarian options and selected the lone fish on the menu that night: skate wing. My first few bites were great, though slightly oversalted. However, eventually the mouthfeel evolved into a burning, ammonia taste, and I unfortunately wasn't able to finish the dish. My friend who also had the skate wing, however, did not have that experience (and I tried a bite of hers to confirm, too!). I know skate wing can be tricky to prepare and this is a known potential issue, but it was disappointing. Luckily, dessert was fabulous once again --- we chose the coconut creme brulee which was delightful. I'm sure I'll be back. Just no skate wing for me!

Stopped during the Wilmington Beer Week for a quick drink during their happy hour…read more While enjoying my draft I decided to ask for the soup flight with the crab bisque, Jamaican seafood chowder and a tomatoes based soup to round it out. The Jamaican chowder was spicy but the draft balanced it out. Small quiant place near the Central YMCA walking around Wilmington. It was nice to visit the restaurant and explore a new location

I've been here twice, and have been let down both times. I ordered the wasabi tuna bowl and the…read moremeatloaf. The wasabi tuna was not bad at all, but the wasabi sauce was nearly inedible. The meatloaf on the other hand was overly sweet and lacking real flavor. The service is a little slow, but the waiters have always been kind. This is definitely the place to go if you want a meal that looks nice, is priced well, and is completely tasteless.

In Wilmington due to a family member being in Christiana Care. What a great place to eat and…read moreconveniently across the street from the hospital! Food was awesome, including the cheesesteak, french dip, and nachos but the drinks, oh my the drinks! Had the best cosmopolitan or 2 made by Jane and Eric. It was a great way to end the day after visiting the hospital for the day, fun, relaxing, good food and even better drinks!

We came here for happy hour and enjoyed ourselves. The place was very busy and they seemed…read moreunderstaffed. We sat at the bar as they had backs and a place for your feet to rest. There were TVs so we could watch sports. I had their Apple CIder Spritz on the happy hour menu and it was so good! The Apple cider takes the bite off the Aperol. My hubby had their mule. We had the chicken sliders which were very good, but a little too crispy. It is a lager portion than we expected as it is three slider with two chicken fingers on each. We would come back and get more food and drinks if we lived here.