I love it here! Their avocado toast is a home classic.it feels expensive, but it's $10.25 which…read morehonestly isn't too bad for avocado toast. I love the red onion on it too. Everything tastes super fresh.

Friendly knowledgeable staff. The drinks were top notch. The food is OK, but the coffee is arguably…read morethe best in the area.

How do you have a wait for standard hot coffee when it is your specialty? I didn't have time to…read morewait 5 minutes for a cup of coffee today and that's all I wanted. This was my first experience here and might be my last. Got the iced coffee and it is pretty weak.

I used to love coming here. However this is the third time I've been here and am disappointed. This…read morelarge breve latte is $6.40 and they don't fill the cup up. They're friendly and the location is cute but I'm not paying almost $7.00 to not get a full cup of coffee! They kicked up the prices and are giving less coffee. I'm going to have to start getting my coffee fix somewhere else.

BING BING BING, we have a winner! I was in the area and stumbled upon this delightful cafe. Walked…read morein to a mindfully decorated open space with seating options. I ordered the frozen Bing Mocha, and a few pastries. Of the pastries I decided I'd try the cinnamon roll. It was perfect! Soft with some flake, it had the perfect amount of spread. I enjoyed each bite. The gentleman that helped me had great customer service. He was pleasant, maintained a smile, he was also patient with me while I made my choice. He even gave my toddler a sweet treat (which was a bonus...thanks again!) If I happen to be in the area again I will definitely stop back in.

We were traveling through Elkton and were so glad we stopped at Bing's. The food and drinks were…read morephenomenal. We had a big crew and the service was quick and kind. We especially loved the area with books, toys, and activities for kids.

This may be the headquarters of Brandywine Coffee Roasters (part of the same business as Brew HaHa…read morecoffee) but they do not sell a wide range of Brandywine Coffee and the coffee that they serve in the cafe is under the label BrewHaHa. The coffee was fine, staff was friendly, and the space was very comfortable with plenty of seating and tables. As a roaster, Brandywine is amazing. I have ordered their beans many times for me pretty much all home brewing methods (hario, kalita, immersion, batch, and espresso). I am always impressed by the quality of their coffee, their wide range of offerings, and their artwork. But, if you are hoping to visit one of the best roasters in the country and try a variety of different coffees, this is not the place for you. No pour overs, and the espresso and drip coffee were only so-so. Beats Starbucks, Dunkin, and a lot of other coffee shops, but not a worthwhile detour/destination. The 4 stars is for the cafe experience. As a roaster, Brandywine is undoubtedly 5/5!

With coffee, you either "know" or you don't. By that, I mean, there are two types of coffee…read moreconsumers: Those that will drink anything categorized as coffee and those who are habitués. Coffee addic...I mean aficionados seek out the purest form of caffeine delivery in the spectrum of taste. Spending lots of money on single origin coffee, fancy grinders, and the like is not to get any enhanced caffeine high but it is to unlock discernible flavor profiles. Ask anyone who is familiar with single origin coffee and they probably could taste test a blind pour over and tell which region of Earth from which the fruit originates. Anyway, that aside, where is there to go with coffee purchasing beyond taste? Well, that's where the importance of who exactly is roasting and selling comes into play. Brandywine Coffee Roasters is a perfect example of blending art and taste. The art-part is standout here. I haven't really felt the need to save a coffee bag before and consider hanging on a wall, but it's easy to see why one might want to with the artwork of Todd Purse (local Delaware artist and resident screenprinter). I did some digging and Brandywine roasters actually started as BrewHaHa! and others in the 90s. It and has been around in its current form since 2015. I really enjoyed the bags; they apparently are all done in-house in a printing shop and are hand-printed. Besides the artwork, each bag has traceable detailed information about the coffee within and a wax seal. You can see how cool the artwork is; I picked up a few bags for Halloween. The coffee itself was on par with any other high quality small roaster; the roast is light to medium with a good smooth flavor profile that was mildly fruity but more subtle that I was expecting given the artwork (maybe next time I shouldn't look at horror movie inspired knife while tasting). Highly recommended, especially if you have a coffee lover and need a thoughtful gift.

This is a lovely coffee house right off Baltimore Pike that has a variety of delicious drinks,…read morepastries, and a decent amount of seating. The vibe is light and airy, and the service is always friendly. I especially appreciate their rotating drink specials and options for non-coffee drinks, like a matcha. Also shoutout to the scones from OsoSweet bakery across Baltimore Pike--they go so well with a coffee and are huge and tasty. Chadds Ford Coffee House is what a chain like Starbucks aspires to be: local, cozy, and artisanal. Good music playing loud enough that you can hear it, but not so loud that you can't have a good conversation. There is wifi and a good amount of seating, including stools for solo diners who might want to open a laptop and send a few emails while eating the aforementioned giant scone. It's also easy to get takeout service, but I'd say it's worth spending a few minutes here to really savor your food and drink.

Stopped for an afternoon pick-me-up and it's a very nice, clean and open coffee shop. Super…read morefriendly staff -- I could talk to these guys on a normal basis if I lived here. The drinks. I ordered the matcha cloud and it was good. They're using pink coconut water and heavy cream in the matcha cloud. You can taste the heavy cream more if you don't mix it and you'll want it mix it. The cortado on the other hand was made very well, but the taste of the espresso was a little off. They must use a dark roast bean for their espresso which was just a bit bitter for the 50/50 cortado. Would be fine in a sweetened latte. I'd come here again!

I absolutely love this hidden gem! I have tried multiple menu items and they are always a hit…read more Specifically the cookie butter latte and oatmeal cookie chai. The prices are bit steep but honestly very worth it. I have not tried their food but my boyfriend had a sausage egg and cheese croissant and hasn't stopped talking about it since we came here months ago. The staff is also very friendly and I love the local art they have on display. The place could use a good dusting but overall the atmosphere and quality of the coffee here makes this place one of my favorite places for coffee in Wilmington!

Hidden gem in the area. The storefront is so cool and the food was great. Best part is their…read moreattention to the smalls details that add to the experience. For example, something as simple as plating the food was thought through as they use stone slabs to present the food. Hashbrowns were amazing, a mix of McDonald's and Dunkin. Service was quick and the ladies there were very nice.

Bernie's is an absolute gem…read more The owner and employees are all so welcoming and friendly - honestly the best customer service experience in the area. Service is quick. They're located inside Riverfront Market, so there is plenty of indoor seating. Clean restrooms. Parking is a non-issue with the large lot. Mild-moderate noise level depending on how busy the market itself is. They have so many different coffee and tea options, and their rotating menu (from the "latte of the week" to seasonal items like lemonades) is such a fun experience, from names to flavors. Kudos to the baristas for making drinks that taste exactly how the shop advertises them. They also have a good little selection of pastries. In my opinion, cinnamon rolls in general lean toward being bland unless doused in icing, but theirs is moist, flavorful, and just delicious even on bites without the unique icing. Prices are fair. 10/10 recommend giving them a try - if for nothing else but to have the most wholesome experience once you meet the people behind this special shop.

In my opinion this place is much preferred to Starbucks! If you're in the area you should give it a…read moretry

We stopped for a coffee while passing through town, and honestly I'm disappointed that I don't live…read morecloser. This place is worth a stop. Staff are friendly and engaging with customers. I tried the campfire s'mores latte, which was excellent and so well balanced. My husband got a quad-tado (a cortado with 4 shots instead of 2), and their espresso blend is delicious on its own. I highly recommended this coffee shop and hope to return if I'm ever in the area again.

As a tourist to the Newark, Little Goat Coffee Roasting is a great representation of old meets new…read more Take the location - looks like an old home converted into a coffee house. You step inside seeing one half is a living room sit down area, then the other half is both charming, quaint coffee house mixed with an open view of the roasting operation. When entering, I came during a slow period before the rush came shortly thereafter around 9:30am. Not only were staff friendly with me during the slow time, knowledgeable to point me in the direction for coffee, and efficient making the coffee; they were equally the same energy when it became busy. I had both the cold brew (black) and the pictured: Fruit Loop Latte - both were good in their own right and can't go wrong. I'd definitely recommend Little Goat Coffee to all would be travelers and locals alike. Locals pointed me here, so I'll continue to spread the good word and point others here too.