We had an exceptionally fun time. The atmosphere is very speakeasy and intimate. The food was…read morefantastic and our bartender and our server were excellent. A truly wonderful and unique, dining and drinking experience. The only negative is the parking.

Okay... judge me! Yes, this is ANOTHER review of one of the best speakeasies in Delaware. Service…read moreis spectacular and servers are well knowledgeable about their spirits and food. Shoutout to Christian! We went with a bigger party this time - total of 6. Would highly recommend reservations. Parking can be challenging but worth the work. You will ring a bell next to a discreet door where someone will assist you. You are greeted and walked up a very long staircase to the actual speakeasy. There's a bar, seating areas, and lounge areas as well. There's also live music. Check their socials. We ordered lots of drinks - 12 total. Every single one was absolutely delicious. Doesn't matter what you order. They do have seasonal cocktails too. You can't go wrong. Food! Okay, just order one of everything. We got meatballs (highly recommend), tuna, pizzas (shareable size). All the things were good. Again, you can see this isn't our first time here (see previous reviews). We will continue to share this place with as many people as we can as it is a superb experience! Just all around a lovely place to sit and enjoy cocktails and good. For sure meets that speakeasy vibe!

Different Cheesesteak #1172. Very much a locals, neighborhood,dive bar. They are welcoming but…read moreyou can tell everyone that was there spends a lot of time there. Smoking Joe runs the kitchen (I think, it says it on the sign out front). He serves every meal. I got the feeling he really likes cooking for people. The cheesesteak came with very good pickles and a bag of chips. The cheesesteak is $10 but they charge $1 for cheese so it is $11. Still a very good l,n,d bar meal. $6.25 for a VooDoo Ranger draft. No smoking.

Im a regular customer my name is emily I was eating and the chef was trying to deliver the food to…read morethe guest at the bar and he kept saying behind behind to the bartender and he had 4 or 5 things in his hand and some chips fell and then when he went to go by amanda moved right in his way and more chips fell and he just delivered the food to the guest and he just tried to explain to the bar tender to have communication it looks like to me Noone helps him and hes cooking and running the food all by himself before you make false accusations on what happened think about how it effects peoples lives I have no complaints about the chef hes a hard worker and goes out of his way

Great service, food, and crowd! Kenzie is a great bartender and creates a lot of laughs and…read moreconversation. The black garlic burger was delicious!

In Wilmington the outdoor bars are few and far between. This is a cute alley spot with a covered…read morebar, picnic tables, and a food truck. There are tvs around which is nice when a game is on and they were having trivia by the end of the night. I had to knock a few stars off because their drinks were underwhelming and used tons of mixers. The aesthetic is cute but they need to update their decor. The fake plants and flowers are not passable anymore and several things were rusted. Food was really good but had limited options. The menu was also not clear which made things a bit complicated.

All the above. I'm here now give me a few minutes as the beer is cold and things for a Tuesday…read morenight. Easier to do a review on the spot on a Tuesday and kitchen still opened to 11 ok. It's 1030. Gabby the bartender is spot on. Music kicking and place very clean

Ordered a ranch salad with chicken and bacon cheeseburger. Both were excellent! Waitress was…read morefriendly and prompt, with many good suggestions for what to eat. They had a guitar and vocal duet playing classic and modern rock that were quite good! TV's all around with the local games on. TV at every table and at least 3 large screens at the bar, all games covered!

This was a QUADRUPLE SHOCKER NIGHT. Shock #1: There were…read morepeople there. Shock #2: Cheesesteak Baked Potato. Shock #3: The potato was freaking HUGE. Shock #4: $9. I saw a video about the cheesesteak at The Box Tavern, so we decided to stop in. The parking lot wasn't exactly packed, but we walked in and found people sitting at the bar. And what a crowd! Funny, chatty, and with a surprising amount of cheesesteak knowledge. Most of them had walked there. Is that the definition of a neighborhood bar? Then I spotted Cheesesteak Baked Potato on the menu. I asked the bartender, "Is that a real thing?" Yep. $9. If you follow me, you know I love two things: special menu items and low prices. So obviously, I ordered it. Then they brought out the potato. This thing was HUGE. If it won a medal at the Olympics, it would get stripped of the medal after the post-Olympics drug testing. I got two meals out of it. Now, full disclosure: I LOVE twice-baked potatoes. This isn't that. It's cheesesteak meat on a baked potato that has been cut in half. I did my best to mash everything together, and you'll see the results in the video. And you know what? I liked it. I liked the cheesesteak baked potato. I REALLY liked the $9. And I liked the chatty neighborhood crowd. But then came the problem... EVERYONE WAS EATING PIZZA. So I guess I'm going back. The Cheesesteak Life continues... and apparently, there's a pizza chapter coming.

PROS: Went there today for the first time with a friend. Got seated right away. My friend and I…read moresplit the mozzarella sticks. I got a Stromboli, and she got a stuffed potato. I could not believe the prices! I was able to get a Stromboli and a Diet Coke for less than $20! The service was great too. She checked on us and she filled my water and soda without even asking. Love that. CONS: My friend asked for a diet Arnold Palmer and the waitress said they didn't have tea. That's strange. Also, the change 4 my bill was $4.10. I asked for my dime and they said they don't have coins.

They were a great spot for our larger family brunch on short notice. The restaurant and hotel lobby…read moreare gorgeous and very retro. They also had a really fun brunch menu, the only thing lacking was the execution on some of the food. It was all good but not amazing. The eggs Benedict was unique with the extra fluffy hollandaise but it was overly citrusy and salty. I liked that it had the option of a side salad. We also got the beignet to share and they were way too dense to be called a beignet. It was a powdered sugar scone. Good but not a beignet. Overall nice spot but I would rush back for the food.

The quoin has incredible food, drinks, and vibes. The focaccia had great flavor and an amazing dip…read more The potato quoins in dill sauce are great- crispy perfection. Our food came very fast. Our drinks on the other hand.... So slow. The restaurant was pretty empty and we were sitting at the bar, yet we were almost done with our food by the time my friend received her beer.

Another gem hiding in plain site!! We see it every time we drive down I-95 towards Chester. Maggie…read moreMay's, she's worth the effort to get off 95 and weave thru the neighborhood. Jeff is the (one of the) owner, bartender, cook and not rude (in contrast to comments on google maps). As you can see in pics, the CS is small. But so is the price and it does taste good. The roll was big and bread which is what you want after a long day of drinking. Very good overall experience!!

BWAH HA HAAA! YES. This place. This place would only be a better dive bar if they had peanut…read moreshells on the floor or a slightly frowsy looking woman doing passionately mumbled karaoke on a broken machine in the corner. As the Christmas holiday approached, they had mini pine trees on every table. Nobody watered them and the pine trees died. They stayed on the tables. Little dead sticks in Christmas wrapping paper. It was amazing. You can see it from the interstate, but it's tough to get through the warren of Chester streets to get to it. Your best bet is to just walk down 17th street towards Philadelphia. When you think there's no way that a BAR could possibly be back HERE, you're almost there. The road ends in Maggie May's, basically. Cheap drinks, cozy space, friendly bartender. Show up 3 times and be polite and you'll be a regular whose drink orders are remembered. I love this place.

I've always loved this place until tonight! I have a registered service dog and the bartender "aka"…read moremanager on duty, refused to allow me to bring her in! She's a 12 pound Cairn Terrier! Oh wow! What a threat! Everyone else allows me to bring her in. It a Federal law!

Came in the bartenders were arguing not like the website at all no real Irish food you can smoke in…read morethere and the atms have no money. Tried to withdraw and even though my money is in an authorized hold no money came out of the atm tried talking to the owner and got screamed at. Def needs a John Taffer remake.