5-star. The venue was amazing. The staff was wonderful. The food was delicious. We held a…read moreprivate memorial service at Park Cafe and everything was perfect! We received so many compliments from our guests. A+ all around.

My recent busier to Park Cafe had lots of little updates! It is always beautifully decorated and…read moreinviting. The menu also changes so it's nice to try lots of different things. This time around, I tried the salmon taco which was served cold. It was very fresh, but needed a little side salad or something to go with it! The mushroom Panini was really delicious! The perfect blend of mushrooms and cheese but again missing a little bit of green! Huge fan of this place so I will definitely be back to try new menu items!

Delicious coffee, bagels, and pastries; friendly owners and staff; and comfy indoor and heated…read moreoutdoor seating.

Quaint and personable coffee shop. I was immediately warmly greeted by a barista. I ordered a hot…read morechai latte and it was extremely good. Adorable leaf design on the foam :) they also offer a few small tables in their seating area. I'd like to return to try additional menu items :)

Food is original and amazing ! Service is friendly. Coffee is yummy. A very special place.read more

Very loud talking, tight spot and the food was ok but not hot enough for me however the waitress…read morewere friendly.

Everyone kept talking about this place and how great the food was. I had to check it out…read more We didn't have to wait for a seat, we got a booth as soon as we entered. Our server was excellent. The food was delicious! My friend had the mushroom burger and I had the banana walnut pancake , potatoes, ,turkey sausages, and eggs. My food was enough that I had it for breakfast the next day! Place is nice and clean, it even has a bar for those who want to drink. Definitely returning!

You want to move to the music curious where the DJ is as you enter a really fun dining area. You…read morereceive a warm welcome at the door and our server keeps a friendly banter going. Urban Kitchen can be described best as a diner for the 21st century offering a variety of tempting options. I went for the Friday classics of fish and chips that included a truly amazing cream of crab soup! The crab soup was oh so good and yes I found some shell but that was fine because this was real crab!! The delivery of my dinner made my. mouth water ... onon rings over French fries with perfectly beer battered cod that proved to me that the folks in the kitchen know what they're doing (flaky and moist cod yum). My dining partner had a cheeseburger, which in my opinion was ho hum compared to my dinner but she said it was really good. Oh, the coleslaw was top notch too. My only complaint... it was so filling I couldn't eat all those perfect French fries so they became part of the next day's breakfast! Was truly a great Friday dinner!!

Room was a bit on the older side - door had to be slammed shut to close, the hinges in the bathroom…read morewere rusty making the door hard to close there, too, and the floorboards were falling apart at the bottom, but the room was otherwise clean and they managed to check us in early - props to Jesus at the front and getting us into a room. They have great cookies (with nuts so if you have allergies, ask for the nut-free allergy cookies separately). Towels a bit stiff, hard as with no dryer sheets and didn't soak up water very well. Faucet was almost falling off the wall, had to re-press it back in and it was almost coming off again. Water pressure was good, though. Couldn't get the hotel phone to dial the desk, so had to ask for new towels at the front. Parking was plentiful. They have a restaurant downstairs (does not come with a complimentary breakfast meal). Two towers for rooms so two separate elevator banks. One couch by the wall - very comfortable. The one in front of the TV - squashed down, you can feel the supports through the cushions so not comfortable to wait on. Service made up for the fact the hotel is on the older side, and AC worked overtime at night.

Run! Dirtiest place ever, don't even think about eating there! Health dept needs too be called…read more Rooms dirty, moldy, read all the reviews. Ignorant employees.

Peach Blossom never disappoints! Our food was delicious, our service was the best. Thank you for a…read morelovely Mother's Day meal.

Lots of pros and cons here! It is such a unique space with good energy and is always crowded. They…read morehave pastries that you can have packaged to go or even just pop in to grab something. I was dining alone so I was put at the counter which was interesting because I saw the kitchen staff preparing all meals. Con of this was hearing the host argue with a staff member or two! I ordered the mushroom gravy and it came with hash browns. It was extremely flavorful but maybe too rich? Everything was an add on for this. Egg and biscuit were an extra $6. I can tell this place is inventive and takes great care with their food so I see why the prices are so high. Kitchen staff also gets tipped out. Everything was different and good but my biscuit was so so dry which was sad! The scrapple also came out black. Some things I'd hopped were better!

Service was nice and the interior had plenty of seating. Street parking was pretty easy to come by…read moreon a Sunday morning. As I waited for my order, I heard someone at a nearby table say, "I've learned not to get the coffee here." We did not disagree with that assessment, so it's fortunate that a chain coffee shop was just 200 ft away. The turnover dough ate more like phyllo than puff pastry; my husband declined to have more than one bite, and I was sad to not have help. Rounding up because our friends liked their quiches (mushroom one was better than the feta one) and borscht. I'd help them eat pierogis here again.

Riverfront Bakery is a cute bakery and coffee shop. They offer freshly baked goods, including…read morecroissants, muffins, pierogis, and quiches. They're not well staffed so when I visited they were really challenged to fill orders and serve customers. It took 30 minutes for me to get to the register and order. It was close to my hotel and the Starbucks in the area closed.

I'm a sucker for a unique donut shop and this was such a good stop. (We were visiting Philadelphia…read moreand had our son with us who had not been to Delaware yet and wanted to get him into the state). The restaurant was not what I was expecting. I thought it was a little donut shop, but it was actually a full restaurant/bar. The restaurant didn't really seem to be open yet, but the donuts at back were fresh and coming out for the morning. There were so many options it was very hard to choose what to get. These donuts were special, in that they are brioche and very large and fluffy. We got an apple pie and strawberry cheesecake donut. We definitely didn't need two, but "when in Delaware" I guess? Haha! The woman at the counter was really helpful in our difficult decision and was very friendly and patient with us while we drooled over the donut menu haha!

The menu looked promising, but we'll never know. Unfortunately, we arrived at our 3pm reservation…read more The hostess was rude and didn't greet us. We immediately felt like we were an inconvenience. After we were seated, the waitress brought out our drinks. 1 1/2 hours later, she comes back with the promise our food would be out soon, then, one minute, then oh yeah they are plating the food. Then we spotted our waitress and a few other servers vaping as the kitchen door opened. The manager was checked out as we were speaking with him. Needless to say the service was awful, so we left. As I said promising, but their staff and customer service is a complete turn off. Eat well folks! Ps. My daughter did a Yelp review right after we left but somehow it's been removed...

I'm delighted to know that First Watch is even better now than it was when it first opened over a…read moreyear ago. Many restaurants place great emphasis and effort on the grand opening to garner good reviews and then drop their quality of service and food over time. This wasn't the case at First Watch. My wife and I visited First Watch a year ago on the day after Thanksgiving and were delighted by the quality of food and service, specifically the thoughtfulness and attention to detail from the staff so much so that we had to return one year later. Upon arrival, we were greeted by our hostess who lead us to our table where our family was already seated. Our server promptly arrived to offer beverages, take our orders, and answer questions. As we waited, the manager greeted us at our table and asked if there was anything we needed while our orders were being prepared. The restaurant was well lit with natural lighting and spacious as we remembered it a year ago. The menus were clear and offered a good selection of entrees, sides and daily specials. I ordered the Farmhouse Hasher with eggs over easy. My wife ordered one of the specials -- the double crunch breakfast tacos. Both were brought to us promptly. My wife loved the tacos and said she hadn't had such great tacos like that in quite a while. The farmhouse hasher was as I remembered it - the potatoes were cooked and seasoned perfectly; the bacon nice and crispy; and eggs over easy delicious. This will be our annual day-after-Thanksgiving morning tradition from now on!

Service was great! Ambiance was fine, but we went during a busy time and it was hard to hear our…read moreconversations. We had a large group and everyone enjoyed their food. Didn't capture photos since we had so many people in our party. Food the table ordered: avocado toast, maple bacon croissant sandwich, belgian waffle, fruit cup and oatmeal. The best was the maple bacon croissant sandwich. Give this a try! The coffee was pretty bitter. Would go back if in area. NOTE: no real maple syrup is served. Maybe you can request it? But that was a disappointment to one person in our party.

I was visiting Wilmington during the daytime on a Wednesday. Found this place on a map. Entered…read morethere's a colorful cast of characters n the dining room. Quite loud but friendly... there were working people and street people. The food is diner quality. Nice portion sizes.

Good service but greasy food. Both our potatoes were soaked…read morein grease. The pork scrapple was ok. Black coffee, not so good. In a super sketch area, lots of begging homeless people outside. You gotta pay to park too...good luck finding a good spot tho.