They truly don't make em like this anymore…read more Walk through the doors and enter yesteryear, replete with Elvis paraphanelia, a charmingly ancient Coca Cola fountain, and the chit chatter of regulars and staff shootin the shit on a Monday morning. The furniture and plastic bread on the menu isn't the only thing that's stayed the same for over thirty years; the prices have too. You can grab the tastiest stack of pancakes on the Northeast corridor for under $5. If you're seated at one of the booths, you'll notice a sign that says, "We're not here to make money, we're here to make friends." It's that, "When you're here your family" thing, except these folks actually mean it! A tip from the locals is that you can BYO blueberries or chocolate chips if you want to bring your perfectly fluffy pancakes to the next level. Oh, and they'll always ask you whether or not ya want more butter ;)

Unbelievably disappointed! It looks great, super cool vibe, original owners still working the…read moregrill and the cash register but....man, the food was horrible. I can't even describe how bad the breakfast potatoes tasted. Like maybe they were made a couple days ago and left on the counter? Sausage that was super salty but no flavor. The egg was just ok. I really wanted to love it.

Sugarfoot has top quality food. The soups are always perfect, the salads are fresh and delicious…read moreand the sandwiches are tasty. The staff are wonderful. We eat here very often and I highly recommend this fine establishment.

Great food in a beautiful shabby chic location in the stately Devon Condominium…read more Definitely have soup!!! Salads are superb!

Wonderful and lovely people. They bring joy to the black community. A Wilmington staple. Wilmington…read morewas named after William Penn.

Hands down the best cheesesteak spot in Delaware. Make sure to bring cash, they don't take credit…read moreor debit cards, but its sooooo worth it. Small place but friendly service and GREAT food. My kinda place.

Ohhhh, baby. This place is GOOD!…read more Upon learning that my local smokehouse had permanently closed, I went on a hunt for BBQ joints near my husband's job so he could pick up some take-out on his way home. Locale BBQ Post fit the bill. We called early to order ribs and sides, and by 1:15 they were already sold out of jalapeno creamed corn. So, we ordered a rack of ribs (to share), a side of mac and cheese, some cole slaw, and the meal came with a piece of cornbread. Everything I ate was awesome. The ribs were extremely tender and fell right off the bone. With a little sauce, they were perfection. The cornbread was also incredible. It was a little dry for my liking, but the sweet butter that came with it soaked right into the bread and made it taste incredible. The macaroni and cheese was pretty plain, but with a little crushed black pepper, it turned into magic. Even the cole slaw was good - and I am not a big cole slaw person. I finished my meal and was absolutely stuffed to the brim, and purely content. I will absolutely be eating here again!!

It pains me to give a negative review, especially since I've been wanting to check them out since…read morethe day they opened few years back. Service - wow could you be more indifferent? I came in hoping to be steered towards maybe some of their fast moving items or popular items, but no. I said I'm not sure what to get, and the gentleman walked away to go back to doing whatever he was doing. I ended up going with the 1/2 brisket. Hold on, ill be right back, I need to get a hunk of brisket out from my teeth. Phew! Ok back to my review. I was then asked what sauce I wanted. Since they have their own sauces, I wasn't sure which one to get so I asked for a recommendation and told the second guy I like sweet and spicy. So he grudgingly pointed to the list. Food - was really really really hoping the food would be amazing. Bc all they do is bbq, right? Boy was I off. Brisket was tougher than leather. How would you even serve this to someone? The strips cut were rock solid... dont even try to sell me that this is how brisket is supposed to be!!! Btw im struggling to finish this meal mainly bc it wasnr cheap and its food,, and i dont waste.. i might have to call my dentist after this struggle.. Their slaw was good and crunchy, hence the extra star. I'm good, ill stick to some of the other bbq places in wilmington. Food and service don't make me want to give them another shot. But you should give them a try, i hope your experience is better than that of mine.

Small place, but very good breakfast. What I liked most was the home fries. They are actual…read moresliced potatoes. Not cubes or tater tots. The spinach omelet had plenty of spinach. Our server was attentive and made sure everything was to our liking. Highly recommend for an old fashion breakfast.

INCREDIBLE!!!!!!!! nothing fancy, but gets the job done. Old school feel. Staff is wonderful! :-)read more

This café, located within the Delaware Art Museum, is quaint but packs a variety of offerings. I…read morewill say that I've patronized a number of times even before I became a member of the art museum, and I never had a bad drink (booba, coffee, tea, etc.). From that perspective, you can't go wrong trying out one of the regular or special drinks. I haven't eaten much food, but this time I got a chicken quesidilla and it was not very good. The chicken was didn't appear to be the best quality, it was very bland and while I love cheese it just felt like it was very heavy without much flavor. Perhaps there are other things on the menu that are better, but this was a miss for me. I have had their charcuterie offerings during events and happy hours which seem to be made with quality ingredients.

Ordered a chai latte for $6 which nowadays is a fair price. I would give it a 6.5/10; unfortunately…read moreit was kinda of bland. In regards to customer service was pretty non-existent. I arrived late morning on a Sunday and it was not busy at all. No greeting when I came through the door nor when I got to the counter. The counter girl actually stood at the register for almost 2 mins not even looking up or acknowledging me. She then proceeded to walk away to the kitchen for a moment and returned, apologized, and took my order. Bit awkward of an interaction when she returned. Location was beautiful located at the art museum.

Oyster house has a fabulous happy hour (hello buck a shuck oysters!!) crab dip is great. They make…read moregreat, fresh crushes- my favorite is the key lime. With rooftop sunset views, lively covered patio seating, and indoor sports bar- there is not a bad seat in the house. Bartenders are always wonderful!

We got down to Delaware much later than expected, but were definitely hungry since neither of us…read morehad dinner. I couldn't go to bed hungry and we were kind of in the mood for seafood. I heard of this place before but hadn't been and luckily they were still open that late so we headed over there. It was a Friday night, so the place was pretty full, with music playing throughout with some people our aged mixed on the college students there. We lucked out with two seats at the bar. For drinks, I initially ordered the Blue Rock Lemonade - in my mind I thought it would taste or be similar to lemonade cocktail drink I've had before... It was not that lol. Though I normally do like drinks on the sweeter side, this one was too much for me. But it may appeal to others taste. I ended up just asking for the same thing my boyfriend got which was a Margarita (I think pineapple flavor) which was much more satisfying. Again, we both were hungry and didn't feel like sharing apps or being there too late since we had to get up early. The Seafood Linguine caught my eye, so I ordered that while he got the Fish 'N Chips. There's was different in that they used catfish - we are used to seeing cod or haddock - but it came out pretty good. My dish was also pretty good, with a good mixture of seafood (shrimp, crab meat, mussels, clams) in it. We would come here again - earlier time though - to check out other items on the menu.

Really neat place. It's like a two story diner. It looks like a classic chrome diner though…read more I got an egg white omelette with mushroom mushrooms, feta spinach, wheat toast, home fries. Then I got a side of lox for some reason. I just really wanted it. I kept thinking this kind of looks like a strange breakfast. Whatever. It's $25. Half of that was unnecessary fish but it was really good. Then they bring you out two tiny donuts. They make these daily and man are they good. Glad they were tiny. I could see myself housing a lot of those if they let me back in the kitchen. They remind me of the old fashioned donuts that aren't super sugary. Then I think they put some cinnamon on them. Really great place overall and I'll try to stop whenever I'm in town.

Shiny metal diner with neon, very period. The food, diner impressive. I had an open faced turkey…read moresandwich. It came with mashed potatoes (clearly made there) and what I would guess was a fresh vegetable medley. So comforting. (You should put gravy on the potatoes.)