A small food hall with about seven eateries. The usual suspects are represented. Pizza, hamburger,…read morefried chicken, Korean, Mexican, salad,and beer bar are available. Lots of tables are available. Restrooms are clean but small. The foot hall is a good option for a quick meal. There is a free parking lot next to the food hall.

Stopped in with my husband for dinner. After checking out our many options we decided on burgers…read moreand fries. I paid and was told it would be about 10-15 minutes. We sat at the bar and ordered drinks and the guy brought our food over for us :) The burgers were great and we loved the pickle that came with it. We got takeout for family and they ordered the Kennett Chicken Nashville Sandwich, Mac n cheese & the blue cheese coleslaw. The sandwich was a little spicy but very good, the macaroni was delicious and they really liked the coleslaw. Two others ordered Korean food and both said they really liked it. Everyone we encountered was very friendly and we really enjoyed our food. The only negative was the restrooms were not very clean. Can't wait to come back!

Now bad enough we here on the east which I don't understand til today, you come for Chinese food I…read moreexpect it not barbecue ribs n chicken n fries You don't like Chinese then don't eat it! But going to this place man it should go outta business and it's very bad n cooking and general Chinese food but again wow this is not Chinese stay away or owner do yourself a FLAVAH Lol Go outta business please....

It's been nearly two years since I last reviewed Ming Tree. I'd say the food is still not bad but…read morethe service has gone down the drain. Now, there's a pushy lady behind the counter who tries to rush you through the order. She scooped up food that no one asked for. Then when asked to fix her mistake, she pretended not to understand. So my current recommendation is to buy from this food court vendor only if you don't care what you're getting or how much you'll be charged for it.

Tanger Outlers at Rehoboth Beach is so massive that it has three plazas along Rte 1…read more The Surfside Plaza is the size of an average Tanger Outlets on its own, so it has plenty to keep you fully occupied with your shopping. This plaza seems to be the location for designer brands - Coach, Kate Spade, and now the home of the brand new Lululemon Pop-Up! Rehoboth did a great job of adding a cafe to each plaza and has multiple restrooms too.

Visited the Tanger Outlet stores this past weekend. Purchased from a few stores. Wasn't impress by…read moremuch of their selections. For example and Crocs & Vans stores did not have much selection to choose from and size 11 male shoes were so hard to find. Most of their selections look like items they couldn't sell in regular stores and try selling at the outlets for the same price. They offered 20% off if you buy a second item. We barely found a "first" shoe nice enough to buy. Perfumania was also wayyy overpriced in their selection.

We went from Philadelphia For 30 mi drive. We used to go…read morethere shopping and Apple Store. Big mall with many name brand. Macy's outlet is super big. Price is something good if sale .

Cool mall with great places to eat. We ate at Tommy's Tavern a sports bar style place. We intended…read moreto go to an Italian place next to it but it was shut down. We were not disappointed with the food there. It was a little loud and a little dark for my taste but the food will not disappoint. I have a separate review for that place. Christiana mall has a lot of great stores! I was on a business trip to Elkton, MD. and needed to buy some sweatpants. While I did not find any that I liked at this mall I did find other items I liked and bought. The mall itself is clean and has plenty of parking outside. The food court is pretty large with a variety of places to choose from. You will find something to eat here, there are a lot of places. There's also a Target which is super convenient! I love malls with Targets, it saves you an extra trip. The prices here felt a little lower than the Bay Area, CA. I went to JC Penny and found some nice things and the cashier lady even helped me get a coupon online to save a little extra cash. All the people I interacted with here were friendly. All the stores were out together and well stocked. The only thing I was not thrilled about was the Nordstrom. I love Nordstrom, I can even say I have a Nordstrom shopping problem. This Nordstrom is very underwhelming. There is not a whole lot of selection for women and I was bummed. I was looking to see if they had some items I saw online and they did not. The store itself was clean and the employees were very nice. I'll be writting a separate review for JC Penny and Nordstrom. This mall is a good place to shop with good stores inside. Nothing too high end, they have Coach but you won't see any of the higher end brands like Louis Vuitton or Gucci here.

This is a review for Angelo's Pizza. Personally I preferred Pizzeria Bardea. I'm honestly not sure…read morewhat was going on at Angelo's. From the start, things were weird. The person taking my order didn't seem familiar with the menu, which was surprising for a place focused on something as straightforward as pizza. It took quite a while for the pizza to be assembled before making it to the oven. After ordering, I waited nearly 40 minutes, which I had buyer's remorse, considering I could have just ordered two pre-made slices and heated them up. Bardea was able to get an order in and out in like 10 minutes. Even weirder, comes the confusing part after Angelo's takes the pizza out of the oven. Twice, the pizza made it to a box, where employees stood over it, seemingly unsure of what to do. They appeared to be discussing it and even taking photos while the pizza just sat there getting cold, for several minutes. Is this an Instagram moment? I genuinely had no clue what was happening. By the time I finally received my order, the pizza was luke warm and the whole experience was frustrating. I have no interest dealing with whatever was happening here. I hope they work out the kinks of whatever the heck was going on at this place.

DE.CO is one of the cutest food spots in downtown Wilmington. There is something for everyone, from…read moresushi, 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.

Riverfront Market is a glorified food court housed in a redeveloped brick and beam warehouse on the…read morebanks of the Christina River in Wilmington, DE. It was built under the auspices of the state funded Riverfront Development Corporation in the late 1990s. It is an interesting destination in a part of town that was weed filled lots and dilapidated buildings prior to the large investment of taxpayer funds. It is much better to reestablish a functional, economically viable commercial center than to leave it forgotten and abandoned. The mix of dining choices comes from all locally owned food outlets of varying ethnicity, including, Mexican, Thai, Italian, cheesesteak and Korean green grocer. New kitchens are taking the place of those that have not survived. With hours from 6 to 6, it is primarily a lunch choice, with only the Mexican place open for business when I arrived at 4 on a Friday. The rest were already locked down, or being cleaned and straighten in preparation for the next day. The building is historically attractive, a pleasant place to walk around or sit at the many tables around the retail space or the second story open balconies. I was the only customer in the house and had time to explore before and after eating my tacos carnitas. It was disappointing that they were unable to sustain their businesses the entire day, but the market has made it this far (with possible subsidies), and the city and state should assure that it can continue to attract people to this part of town.

Thought this was a market. It was more of a luncheon place to buy meals. There was little produce…read morethere

Great food options and fun lively atmosphere. Nice place to hang on a hot day. Games to play and…read moreplenty of space. We ate at four of the many restaurants. The vegan cauliflower Kati Roll from the Indian place was amazing!! as well as the naan bread. So tasty. It's my new favorite thing. My husband had the Korean Chicken at the Crispy Chicken place next to the Indian place and said it was incredible. My kids had the Italian place and had pizza and spaghetti and meatballs. So so good. Thin and crispy pizza. Our other family member had the chicken tacos from the Mexican place. Very very good, juicy flavorful chicken served with limes and salsa. The salsa was okay. They red was flavorful. The green was trash. Might as well be green water. Throw it away.

With big storms about to hit we walked across from our hotel for a casual meal. The place was…read morehopping with a trivia night crowd. We were able to take advantage of the happy hour pricing and grabbed a couple of beers before checking out the approximately ten vendors for food. My wife opted for a Masala power bowl with salmon and really liked it. I ordered wings from Stix Chicken. I got the hot and sweet sauce on eight wings for $13. It took almost 20 minutes to get my food but these were some of the best (and messiest) wings I ever had! I don't know how they get them that crispy but they were excellent. Prices were on par with most food trucks not cheap but fair. This place is a good choice for a more interesting fast casual meal.