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DE.CO Food Hall

4.0 (67 reviews)
Open 7:00 am - 9:00 pm
Updated 1 week ago

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Dogs allowed
Good for groups
Outdoor seating

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Emma Z.

DE.CO is one of the cutest food spots in downtown Wilmington. There is something for everyone, from sushi, tacos, and pizza to coffee and drinks. I haven't tried all the food stalls yet, but they're on my list. The layout has lots of seating in the center, with food on the side walls. It's like a more upscale food court. The vibe is chill, with simple modern yet cozy tables and benches amid lots of slightly industrial design touches. It's a good spot for lunch with colleagues or sitting alone with a book, especially on off hours. If you're looking for something a bit elevated but not super fancy, DE.CO is a great spot.

Delicious cucumber gin martini made by the great Steph!
Daryl P.

Had a great time chatting with Steph, the creative bartender always willing to strike a conversation while making sure your glass is always full. Bringing new drinks to the menu, I had the pleasure of trying out a delicious cucumber martini made with gin, elderflower and muddled cucumber on my day off. The location is large with many different options to enjoy some food while at the white marble counters to enjoy some drinks to go with your food. The food will bring you in, but Steph and her drinks will keep you here!

Spicy Miso Ramen Bowl
Nicolas L.

I visited Deco on two occasions while staying at the Hotel Du Pont. Deco is a food court on the ground level of the hotel building which features a wide variety of quick and delicious food options. On my first visit I ordered from Pizzeria Bardea and had the Prosciutto, Burrata, Fig Focaccia. The sandwich was flavorful and filling. Soft toasted Focaccia was filled with meaty salty prosciutto, creamy burrata, sweet fig, and crisp arugula. On my next visit I went to Rebel Ramen and ordered the Spicy Miso Ramen Bowl. The bowl was filled with flavorful and spicy broth filled with tender chicken, savory noodles, soft egg, and crisp veggies. The bar within the food court also had a nice selection of local craft beers and mixed drinks.

Food Court
Kara P.

This place was cool. It had tons of options BUT they all closed kind if early. It was advertised that they close 9-10 pm. We walked down there about 8ish and many establishments had closed up shop, much to our dismay. The chicken joint was still open and serving so we ordered from there. It was OK. It was made fresh and we were hungry. I think I enjoyed the shrimp and fries the most. The oreo waffle was just fine.

Brisket platter
Kyle C.

This review is for the guys and gals at 10th street bbq at the pop up stall. For $15 they will send you on your way with a gut busting bbq platter. I loved the sauces (I chose the sweet and tangy house sauce and the vinegar based sauce for my brisket - both were great!). For sides I went with hush puppies and cole slaw. Both were great. The pickles and corn bread that come with every order are a nice touch as well (tasty too!). It turns you you don't have to go to Texas for good bbq.

Inside
Steve A.

A cool place in downtown. DECO is a good place for finding lots of new stuff. It's a food court of local pop ups. Has a variety of choices. There's plenty of indoor tables. Find plenty of cool stalls inside. It has everything from pizza to sushi and more. This is a good way finding out what kind of good food is in town. One stall has a rotating vendor so there's always something different here. The best one here is Pizzeria Bardea, which has classic wood oven fired pizzas. It has plenty of seating inside. Many things for everyone to check out. There's some that open earlier than others so try going at different times.

Awesome Bloody Mary Bar!!!
Deborah A.

Great Happy Hour 5 wine 3 domestic draft Music in Thursday Night Bloody Mary bar on Fridays and Saturdays- Check out the Community Artisan Market!!

Detroit pizza
Jon D.

Neat idea. I tried the chicken box at the chicken place which was kinda pricey for what it was. It was good but it was no raising canes. The Detroit style pizza was pretty good, I got the hot honey and took some for leftovers which was still good the next day. The tacos were the best tasting thing I had but they were so expensive. It was like 5-6 dollars per taco. The Birria and Al pastor were the two I tried and they were both really good There's foosball table to mess around with friends if you're waiting for your food to come out. Overall it's a nice concept and I see the vision but I think they can still try to make the venue a bit nicer (AC and whatnot) so that more people will come and the food can be less expensive.

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The conception alone is worth 5 stars. Where else do you get a bar along with 7-8 different food options. It's a must try.

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