Best Ruben sandwich I've ever had! Homemade fries!…read more Their breakfast is the best in town and about the same price as Eggs Up Grill except the cooks here know how to cook eggs. I wish they didn't deep fry their home fries though.

Came yesterday around 10:30 for an early lunch with a friend. They weren't super busy yet. But that…read moresoon changed. Dawn was our waitress. I had the club sandwich with fries. Plenty of meat, and super filling iced tea was good too. Friend had corned beef breakfast plate. Both arrived in a timely manner. They charge a surcharge of using a credit card. But remove it if using a debit card. Service always friendly.

Go inside- plenty of tvs, under-cranked ceiling fans - it screams less "restaurant" and more "your…read morefriend with the great garage." Names are stated, not numbers..which is personal, but perhaps a little prone to misheard orders.. "SEAN/JOHN/DON!" I think there are places in which by the time your order hits..it feels like you're in the middle of trying to make a gallery of orgami napkins... But the Grille isn't that..it moves at a steady breeze, carrying a gallery of food that could feed a small boar. But enough about the ambiance, you're probably here for exactly two things, and I'll name fries to make the review more succinct. You know, the logo cartoon is a bit.. funny. I'm like, "there's no way I'd want to take my lower jaw to such extreme positions!" But then I bit into the burger. That was my first mistake. To eat a Grille burger here is like falling in love, only to realize that the person loves me more than I ever could her. Naturally, I dropped my engagement ring. But not the burger. Whoever flips these needs a raise. Burger King throws them into the microwave or whatever and then tries to add "char" effects, which has the taste of imitation crab being dropped in a ash-heap. But PT's. Words can't do it justice, but I'm going to try. The beef seemed fairly rotated, unlike my arm during bowling. Crisp. Sweet. Layered. Crunchy. My jaw was getting oddly closer to the surrealistic logo that I thought I was above. Naturally, I ate the fries before picking up my engagement ring. I asked her if she could be my wife...And she responded "No, I am just your food induced hallucination that comes from having the best Burger on Earth. " As the stars faded from my eyes, I realized... you can take back a vow, but you can never take back the sheer amazement of picking your jaw off the floor to keep the food from escaping the confines of the pain of love and loss. Or you just like the food- we've all been there. :)

We absolutely loved our burgers and fries! This place is super friendly and it feels a little bit…read morelike walking back in time. Walk up to the counter, fill out your order on an individual sheet and have a seat. Refills are free and the burgers are tasty. The fries are absolutely delicious. Pay on your way out. We will definitely be back. In terms of seating, there are seats and tables around the outside of the room and high tops in the center of the room. There is additional covered seating outside.

Ate breakfast here on a Tuesday a little bit after 7:30 AM. There was only one couple there during…read morethat time and two more people came while we were there. Vintage Hole in the wall small restaurant that gives you grandma vibes. Food was cooked pretty quickly, less than 10 minutes. We had the two egg classic combo with added cheese to the eggs and pancake deluxe. There was a little up charge for the cheese ($0.70) and adding rye toast ($0.80 for 2 slices). With one coffee and tax, our total bill came out to be $28.62. Bacon came with both dishes, were crispy. Hashbrowns were almost like mashed potatoes with some crispy. I requested medium cooked eggs and my eggs were a little bit too runny, which is not a big deal. Eggs and hashbrowns tasted like they were cooked with margarine, which I didn't like very much. Pancakes were fine. It was a nice touch that they warmed up the maple syrup (plastic bottle). Kim, our waitress was very nice, which made our morning visit pleasant. Right now they only use plastic and paper products because they are shortstaffed.

The cook and the person in the back did not have gloves this morning as they were preparing my Food…read morehad to ask for a full refund.

It's clear why this is a local favorite. Good burgers, good service and good vibes. There isn't…read moremuch seating, but there are tables, bars and booths.

Great place for food and staff. I was born and raised in Wilmington and have eaten there off and on…read morefor I guess at least 50+ years and.. Seen changes over the years but for sure enjoy the food

Always enjoy this place for breakfast and stop when we can on our way to Wilmington. Food is good,…read morestaff is great, seating is limited so place stays crowded. When it is nice outside we prefer to eat on patio. All around, great place.

As a native New Yorke, there's a tendency to judge restaurants unfairly because a great dining…read moreexperience is not hard to come by. I must say, the experience my wife and I had was delightful. The service was nice, the atmosphere, "quaint". The food was very good--a welcomed relief from the so-called "organic". As expressed on the menu, the eggs are from "cage free" chickens--evident by the texture and taste. If you're an out-of-towner, or an another demographic you may standout--as much as the food does. A fine compliment to my wife from the host, "You look like Lencia Kebede from the Broadway play Wicked". REC & TLC

After moving our son into the dorms, we wanted to enjoy a lunch together. Our son chose The Kitchen…read moreSink. Another solid pick by our son. It's located in downtown in an old building. The ambiance is very nice with tables made of old wood doors. Great repurposing! Inside they offer a variety of seating options. The ordering process is quite simple. We picked up some menus and sat at one of the great tables. After a while we ordered at the register and provided our name upon request. Once our food is ready they bring it to the table. My order of Beef on Weck with tallow fries and lentil soup looked and tasted great! It was a nice lunch time portion. The bread was lightly salted, beef was moist and not over seasoned, horseradish was perfect, fries were good, and the lentil soup had a nice spice to it. Overall a great meal. This is such a great place off the main area of downtown. Definitely recommend eating here. I'm sure we'll return.

My brother is working in Wilmington this summer and told us we HAD to go to the Kitchen Sink during…read moreour visit. After our visit, we now see why! This place is super cute and cozy, you order at the register and they bring you your food. We went on a weekend and there was ample seating. The food is FRESH! Everything tasted so yummy. They have a nice variety of sandwiches - cold, warm, spicy. I personally had the BAD chicken biscuits which was the best of all worlds. Spicy hot chicken and fresh flaky biscuits. Their fries are also great. Regular alone are delicious but the Parmesan fries take them up a level. I think chips are the standard side but you can do a premium side for an upcharge. Staff was very friendly and overall this is a very solid place. They also have specials so be sure to check those out too!

Stopped in for brunch with my aunt and uncle and tried a little bit of everything: the Chicken &…read moreWaffles with bacon, a Spinach and Swiss omelette with home fries and an English muffin, and a Chicken & Brie sandwich on a brioche bun with home fries. The Chicken & Waffles were the standout. The chicken was crispy on the outside, juicy inside, and paired perfectly with the sweet syrup and smoky bacon. A great balance of sweet and savory flavors. The Spinach & Swiss omelette was light, fluffy, and packed with flavor. The spinach and melted Swiss worked well together, and the home fries were nicely seasoned with peppers and onions. The English muffin was a simple but welcome addition. The bird & Brie sandwich was another winner. The brioche bun was soft and buttery, while the brie added a creamy richness that elevated the sandwich. The arugula brought a fresh peppery bite that kept everything balanced. Overall, the food was fresh, portions were generous, and everything was cooked well. The home fries were crispy and flavorful across all the plates. Definitely a solid breakfast/brunch spot that I'd visit again.

Long wait for decent-ish food. They say a lot is fresh and if that's the case they may want to…read morecheck expiration dates. The fresh squeezed orange juice was very comparable to Tropicana. I worked at a diner for 5 years with fresh squeezed and this was fresh out of a box maybe. They don't have a lot of their menu on weekends which is unique, it's typically reversed. They should have a weekend only menu tho as it's frustrating to order things it says they have and they don't. A LOT of fried or super heavy options. I came bc it said fresh but I guess deep fried fresh food is still "fresh." Plates and majority of glasses are plastic. No matter how fresh or not the food is, you still need to eat microplastics. Sugar on the table is all plastic wrapped fake sugar it was impossible to find just REAL raw sugar. Feels like they hopped on a fresh health trend but have a hard time walking that walk.

The Breakfast House is a staple to my friends and I. We cherish the restaurant's ambiance and diner…read moreexperience. The service is always fast and so kind! I always get the Hippy Hash with hash browns, the sausage gravy, mushrooms, jalapeños, and cheese. The meal never misses. Thank you for being a restaurant I can always depend on! My friend Lily also, ate there today with us for the first time and got the hippy hash with a side of their splendid salty country ham. She was pleasantly pleased. She said thank you for making the ham perfect.

Reasonable! Fast friendly service. They make desserts in house! Clean. Appears owner is onsite…read moretoo.