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.

The flavor of the coffee is unmatched! Very good!!The shop is nice and clean. Employees were…read morehappy and helpful. Nicely decorated and peaceful.

Breakfast sandwich and oatmeal cookie chia were amazing. The customer service was also very good…read more Their music playlist was by far the best I've heard in any cafe.

Tried this place as it has straight up 5 star reviews on Yelp. Street parking was no problem…read more Walked in and was greeted by the gentleman behind the counter. There were two small groups of people noisily chatting away, the entire place was giving friendly vibes. The person behind the counter asked if it was my first time there, if I prefer hot drinks (yes), and that anything they have listed on their iced menu can be done just as well hot. He then asked what my regular drink was. I shared it was a cappuccino, and I do try some syrups, but don't like things that are too sweet. He then suggested a smoked chestnut cappuccino- I was in. I also ordered their "vegan" hummus sandwich, and one of the incredible looking prepackaged cinnamon rolls for later. The cappuccino was large. He had a metal lid on it that was set on fire. After a little he quickly put the lid on so the smoke was trapped in the cup. It was an interesting flavor, not sweet, I did enjoy it. The vegan was a very fancy open faced affair served with chips. It was a very good light meal. The gentleman who made the sandwich - the same guy who made the cappuccino - asked me by name how everything was. I can't remember my own name most days so the attention to detail was seriously impressive. After noting all the attention to detail I started looking up the owners info. Wasn't on their Instagram (which I did follow) but was buried somewhere on their website. The gentleman is Aaron, a trained chef who worked around the U.S. and France. Samantha is an established mixologist. No wonder their food and drinks are outstanding in flavor and presentation. Whenever I'm in the area I'll definitely be back. Check them out!

This has overall been the best place for coffee in Wilmington I've tried and I definitely need to…read morecome here more. I've only been in 4-5 times and I'm pretty sure I need to bailing on the other places I've most frequenting because they lack consistency or the level of coffee here. I agree with all of these other reviews.

I stumbled in here by chance and I'm glad I did. I loved the vibe, every person seemed so happy to…read morebe there. Simply radiating positive energy and loving life. I got a sausage egg and cheese and a lavender and honey latte. Everything tasted great and they even through in an avocado on the house!! I would absolutely come back here just for the people 10/10!

The burgers were fantastic--a mix of Wagyu and Angus?!! He has a special sauce but missed that…read more It's the perfect cafe, caffein Options, sweets and several entrees. Plus a small stage. Looks like they have a changing menu, that's seasonal. So that's good that they are creative. The staff is great-- friendly smiles and welcoming. Was here before for caffeine and sweets. The iced tea was very good too. Not too sweet. Becoming my go to spot after Amtrak. So nice that they've invested in building up Market street again.

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.

Fantastic breakfast sandwiches, one of the best biscuits I've ever had!…read more Will be back as it's an easy stroll down he street.

Drafty and dirty about covers it. No problem with the kids behind the counter…read more Maybe change the rugs and chairs?

A really great spot! Coffee was excellent. Service was friendly and attentive. The space is lovely…read moretoo. Would definitely recommend!"

I stopped by on a weekday morning and there was a decent flow of customers coming in and out for…read moretheir morning fix. I ordered an iced mocha and a breakfast burrito to get my day started. The mocha was made very quickly and tasted good. I definitely notice what other reviewers mentioned... there is a very obvious "burnt" taste that the espresso has. It wasn't inedible by any means, just different and stronger than your typical coffee shop. The breakfast burrito was also strange to say the least. I didn't take any pictures of it, but the "scrambled egg" inside was literally just cubed (!!!) microwaved egg, honestly not even sure if it was real egg. The other ingredients were fine, but the egg was extremely off putting and not at all what I had expected. Some of their other food options looked good here but I wouldn't go out of my way to return.

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 :)

Delicious scones and croissants! The staff and owners are friendly and took the time to chat with…read moreme about their extensive menu for vegetarians. What a lovely snack experience. I'll be back!

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.

Wanted to try someplace new and this popped up. Headed on down and couldn't find them as Google…read moreMaps showed them near the end of the street. They're a little further down on the corner. Keep going to the stop sign. When you're at the stop sign look across the street to the left and they're right there. I got lucky and found street parking right in front of their door. Walked in and they were packed. One tiny table open squashed between two others and the bar were my options so I sat at the bar. I try to pay cash at Mom & Pops place so they're not hammered by the credit card fees. They were low on change and recommending credit cards. I dug around in my pockets and found exact change. They were all out of pastries but one. I wanted to try their pasties de nada but all that was left was a croissant so I ordered it, along with their French toast and an oatmilk cappuccino. Turns out the croissant was already purchased by another patron who was going to have it after their meal. It hadn't been served yet. I received a refund. A couple showed up and sat at the bar as all the tables were full. Then someone else showed up and pointed at the seat I had my coat on saying they were told to sit there as it was the last seat open in the entire place. Packed. The French toast came out in good time but somehow my cappuccino got lost in the mix. It was immediately made and brought out. The French toast is as good as everyone says it is. Light, well filled, great flavor without being too sweet. I was trying to eat it all but had to stop 3/4 of the way as somehow it's filling. The cappuccino is also very good. I made the mistake of wanting to try them out at 11:45 on a holiday. 100% my bad. Considering there are only 3 people working the entire establishment, they did a great job. The food and drink were totally worth it and I will be back (at a less busy time)! *Quick add: I usually don't post while in the establishment but did here. Even with it being busy the owner came by to talk about the review and share a little about their business. They do evening events, private dinners. They also host guest chefs. Their goal is to elevate dishes, which is exactly what they did to the French toast. Based on this one breakfast I would definitely consider them for any function I was hosting in the area.

I enjoyed my lemon ricotta French toast, sausage, and iced latte. My companion enjoyed her eggs…read moreBenedict, hash browns, and cappuccino. Overall, I would go back (lots of things on the menu I would love to try) but there are some considerations that might make it lower on my list: --It's a tiny place, like 16 seats --If they're full, you will be uncomfortably close to other diners --The hash browns are something else entirely...it's like someone filled a sheet pan full of potato latke ingredients, pressed it and made it dense, cut it into 1x1x5 inch sticks, and then deep fried it to a burnt brown (wtf!). It tasted like a latke crossed with a hush puppy. Also be aware that it's walk-in only and you pay when you order (so you have no way to express your dissatisfaction with the so-called hash browns). It's street parking in a residential neighborhood but I luckily got a great spot. Obviously this review got a little snarky. So let me repeat that I was happy with my food and think the menu is great. I only deducted one star!