Good service every time and great coffee. Nice interior with lots of seating! Baristas are always…read morefriendly and welcoming. My fav local coffee shop in the area!

Honestly pretty surprised by how far the rating is for this place - I imagine folks are rating the…read moreambiance and not the food. Food was incredibly mid or even sub-mid. The sandwich and salmon on toast was incredibly bland. The fried pickles was not bad but croquettes were underwhelming. Service was very slow and water was often not refilled quickly. The only redeeming quality is the nice table seating, upstairs seating, and swings that make for picturesque environment.

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.

I had just arrived in Wilmington on Amtrak and thanks to my phone I had located the nearest banking…read morecenter so that I could grab some cash. After that I decided to see what local restaurants were nearby. Only a couple blocks down the street was the Front Door Cafe so I decided to take a look. It's a very small space that puts you to mind of the deli markets of the past but I was thankful to see that they had 3 small bistro tables set up for dining. I was greeted by a very friendly lady named Tawana, she advised me of the daily specials as well as all of the side items. I ordered a platter of fried tilapia with mac & cheese and cabbage for sides. The fish was delicious, battered and deep fried golden, the sides were also just like home cooking. I sat and enjoyed my meal and even chatted with Tawana afterwards, she and her cooks were very nice people and made me feel welcome. Do yourself a favor and stop by there sometime for genuine home cooking at a value and extremely friendly folks!

Urban Cafe is the top catering establishment in Delaware. The degree of professionalism goes well…read morebeyond exceptional. I use them for all business meetings and sessions, and they have yet to disappoint! Serge-Marie

Great food and service! The food is consistently great and the price point is good. The service is…read morefriendly and very attentive.

The smoothies at pinjis are great. We placed a pickup order and our order was ready on time but was…read moremissing one of our food items which we didn't notice until we got home. Super disappointed. Avocado toast was good, but very tomato heavy.

The food and coffee at Pinji's are both excellent!! Highly recommend the ramen, the bulgogi, the…read moreboba and the Iced Pumpkin Chai. Great service and ambiance with classical music playing in the background. Great for adventurous and picky eaters. Can't wait to go back!

Rude and entitled waitstaff and pricing to match. Maybe a good spot if you wear a suit.read more

Nice coffee shop to pop into on my trip to Wilmington. I had a vanilla latte with Oatmilk and my…read moresister had the Mudslide latte. We did not get food but they had a variety of baked goods, breakfast and lunch sandwiches, and salads. The inside was nicely decorated and had a share of tables and couches to sit on. It was busy, but our drinks came out in a timely manner.

I can't say enough about this place! Spot on and consistent every time. The employees really care…read moreabout their food preparation and I always see the owner there which is a great thing. I stuck with Burgers first and tried each one and now I'm on the salads and other creations. I haven't been let down yet. Delicious. Highly recommended.

Went today. I had the chicken ginger and garlic bowl and my husband had the mushroom gruyere burger…read morewith fries. My bowl was good although I was a little disappointed that it was a little on the bland side with chicken breast slices. I highly recommend using chicken thighs and cutting them up in chunks. My husband thought the burger and fries were just perfection.! We will be back!

The restaurant is in the Doubletree Hotel in the Legal District. The menu is limited but for a…read morelight meal was fine. We both had a salad and I added a crab cake to mine. The lettuce seemed fresh and the crab cake was good. Service was good. It was convenient for us having arrived later and being tired so worked out fine.

Metro Cafe is a very standard in-hotel restaurant. Food and drinks are on par with what you'd find…read moreat Chilies or a similar type of restaurant with bar and TV. Service was very friendly and accommodating, and that's always appreciated when traveling for work. My main complaint would be the building and decore. The layout is awkward, bathrooms are by the pool, the building runs cold, and the worn-down decor is in desperate need of updating. Otherwise, it really is an A-OK place to grab a bit of dinner and a drink before calling it a night.

Casoli's took over on the mezzanine of the Carvel State Building after "Frankie's on French" - a…read morespin off of the popular "Frankie's on Fairview" - admitted defeat and closed up shop. While the management at Casoli's has a far better attitude than their Frankish predecessors, the business is nevertheless unlikely to be profitable. First, the location is not conducive to high foot traffic during the breakfast hours (which should be the bread and butter of any cafe). Casoli's being in the State Building, the general public is (1) unlikely to know about the cafe and (2) unlikely to want to go through metal detectors to get a mediocre breakfast sandwich. That limits Casoli's clientele to almost only State employees. Second, the food simply isn't that good. Undoubtedly, the aging infrastructure of the State Building has hampered past and present restaurateurs in their quest to bring creative new artisan breakfast ideas to the State employee customer base. The cafe's centerpiece is an old flattop grill. The floor and tables are often dirty. The kitchen has not been renovated since its construction in the 1970s. Casoli's cannot control many of these criticisms...but they dealt themselves this hand.

Casoli's Carvel Cafe is a great place for breakfast and lunch. The owner is very accommodating and…read morethere is a great selection of fresh, made from scratch items with new items being brought in all the time. They also do excellent, affordable catering for meetings and work lunches.

I came in around 2pm on a Tuesday, but their kitchen had closed, so I just ordered an iced mocha…read moreand a vanilla loaf. Both were great! I will definitely come back another time--earlier in the day--to try one of their breakfast sandwiches, which all sounded good! The two attendants were lovely, and the service was very quick! The seating area was also adorable! So many cute and fun pieces of merchandise! I'll have to take a closer look next time I come in!

It's small and parking is a bit iffy. Coffee was pretty good and sandwiches were ok. My family…read moreliked it. I was not a fan. The service was just ok. The worst part is the people it drew in. And they can't control that. Place is cute enough. Just not a fan.