Had to visit this very historic restaurant on my trip to Delaware! We had the corn and crab…read morechowder and the short rib grilled cheese. The grilled cheese was different than what other places offer and it did not disappoint- Both were great! We had a reservation and were seated immediately. Loved the atmosphere here. Had great service and it was a very relaxing evening. The place was full of college students and was a little noisy at times. Would go back to this restaurant again.

I had family in town and thought that I would take them for the food. They loved it but they also…read moreloved the Bloody Mary Bar. They had never seen that and really enjoyed the opportunity to make their own drink. The options are great. We all did something different. I know that they will be talking about this for a long time.

Came here to play a pool tournament. Bet that never happens again. By far the worst venue in all of…read moreDelaware. Tables are to close together. Found out they take the tables out to have concerts. Tables roll odd. Using the cheapest set balls they could find. Nobody paying good money to enter an event should ever have worry about the equipment used. Not to mention on two of the tables you are blinded by the sun becausethe front door and windowshave no covering.

Not happy with the bartender at the back bar. Rude and inattentive. Moved to the front bar. Great…read moreservice. Back barmaid purposely spoke to my sister inappropriately about us moving. Really. It's a shame. Great fundraiser, great band. One person can almost ruin your experience

Amazing staff. Tom was incredible (2016). I think he created a soup called the "Half C's" a play on…read more"Half Seas". It combined clam chowder and the crab bisque. To die for. Thanks again.

A typical college bar that could generally use some sprucing up. (We tend to only frequent this…read morespot in the university's off season.) Their bartenders are great, friendly, and know what they're doing. We went to Kate's for their weekend brunch for the first time, pulled in by their $5 mimosas and were so pleased we did. The food was above your average bar food, creative, piping hot, and delicious. Fair prices for brunch food too, which we always like. All in all, a really great weekend brunch spot. If it was warmer, they have ample outdoor seating which would be lovely but their winter-themed Sleigh Bar on the inside made up for it!

I wanted to love it. The bbq came out warm-ish and simply would have been better hot. The sides…read morewere a bit warmer overall but also not hot. Paying $75 for warm food isn't a great experience. I've had Texas bbq in Texas a few times, was not like this. I wished it would have been better so I'd have to come back but that's just not the case.

Great atmospher. Great food. The service was very speedy. Brisket was extremely well seasoned.read more

Great lunch today at Grain. We had the potato kegs for an app followed by a Caesar salad with…read morechicken, the birrea grilled cheese and the salmon BLT. I enjoyed the bacon and cheese potato kegs. My wife and I split the BLT and grilled cheese. Hers came with a side salad mine with shoe string fries. My son has the salad. Salmon was very good, it was vodka cured; bloodline and skin removed (+++)! Grain was pretty busy for mid-afternoon on a Sunday. Modern pub/ sports pub feel. Phillies game on the TVs. Music playing. Service was OK. My one pet peeve is allowing servers to leave dirty dishes and empty glasses on the table. And our server, although attentive, did not clear any dishes or glasses. Thank god I don't have epilepsy, the light over our table kept blinking non-stop. Plenty of off street parking for patrons. Lots of varied seating, both indoor and outdoor. See warning sign in my pics (haha). As far as prices, they are in line with any other places, as far as these other reviews that said it is excessively expensive, not true. Lunches are $15-20. Apps are a little pricey. Nice beer selection in the $8 ish range. Forgot I wanted to get a pan dessert, next time. I paid using InKind and got a nice discount.

Casual bar & restaurant Extensive brunch menu with unique…read morechoices as well as traditional. We were here for Easter, visiting our Blue Hen. Was able to secure last minute reservation. Not surprising, as on holiday weekends most students go home so the town isn't crowded like a usual week. Service was friendly, fast and attentive. Everyone's meals were very good, except for mine. I made a bad choice. Skip the hot honey chicken over donuts brunch item. Its nothing more than 3 chicken fingers over what tasted like a couple of dry entemann's donuts. (Missed opportunity..theres a greta bakery across the street..should get fresh glazed donuts from them. The donuts ruined the dish. Other meals were very good. Easter quiche special with hollandaise sauce and fried potatoes was delicious, although the size of quiche slices was kind of small. Burrata avocado toast was great, and so was their cheese omelette. It was perfect dining for us as we didn't want a heavy, upscale meal at 1:30 in the afternoon. Will definitely come back next time we are in town for dinner and drinks.

Lovely ambience Great wine…read moreGood customer service Good music Friendly and knowledgeable owner

First visit to try out their wines. Very pleasant surroundings and really unique tasting room…read morethat's in house that's been converted. Feels very homey. Service was friendly and I think overall the prices here are reasonable. Was not big on their whites - they were a bit to austere for our taste. The grunier vetliner holds promise but it's missing some of that wonderful pepper spicy note that you typically get. On the red side, they're entry-level wine, which is Redbone was actually our favorite kind of a pizza style light red. I also thought the title, which is there biggest red was pretty decent and they had a new release which I didn't catch the name of but tasted, and it was a Good one as well. Knocked on some cheese and bread with a music in the background and a beautiful deck. A worthwhile destination on a beautiful Saturday

Came to Elk River for the first time after work with some friends and had a great experience! The…read morebar itself was immaculate and the staff was so friendly and welcoming. The decor is really casual yet cozy and they're dog friendly and even have a bunch of dog toys. Definitely worth checking out!

Smokes Meat Smack n cheese with brisket and homemade pasta, delicious - yummy perfection!read more

Birch beer = slaps my taste buds to infinity and beyond. They got new cups, they swirly. Fast cup…read moreservice. Chicken and waffles is big and they said it was good. The leather chair has table in front of it, makes me sad, no sit in that Johnson.Calliou painting is quite gangster

This is my first time trying the pizza from Argillas. I know it's a brewery, but I got takeout…read moreinstead. They have a pretty huge selection and Woodfire pizza! The ordering and pick up process was easy. My pizza was cold upon pick up so I'd go ahead of the time they give you online. The outside is beautifully decorated the inside is very dark and gives off dive bar vibes! The specialty call fire pizzas are pricey, but it was pretty good.

This rave might sound like I'm on the payroll or friends with the owner--I'm not. Just had one epic…read morevisit. Service That Slays: The team was on fire--checking in constantly without hovering, keeping our drinks coming. My wife's a vegetarian, and when they were out of Beyond patties, a gentleman swooped in with a genius swap: plant-based chicken tenders. She was hooked; it was a total game-changer. Food That Steals the Show: I came for the Gaucho Burger but caved to peer pressure and added the Walkabout Chicken Rolls--best decision ever. Wife went for the Truffled Smash Burger (subbed with those tenders), and we both upgraded to fries over chips. The flavors? Insane. We were so busy devouring it all that our chat took a backseat--we ate like it was our last meal on earth. MadMacs, we will be back often.

We needed a late lunch before UD Graduation. Mad Mac's fit the bill. They seated our party of 6…read morepromptly, and the server couldn't have been kinder. We ordered the cheesesteak egg rolls and the cheese curds to start; absolutely delish. Our party ordered a variety of mains; the steak salad was a big winner, as was my burger. The various incarnations of Mac and Cheese were hot, large, and tasty. A big lunch for 6 (with plenty of leftovers) ran $200 including drinks and tip. Recommended for a casual lunch near U Del.

This was my first time returning to Skipjack in 10 years. It's a good sign that it must be doing…read morewell if it's still here. We wanted to sit at the bar, which was pretty crowded, but we were able to get seats. Shelby, the bartender, was friendly, and we started with crispy Brussels sprouts, which were tasty with a chipotle dipping sauce. We also ordered the pork tenderloin and a grouper special served on grilled watermelon, which of course, I had to try. The food was creative, original, and delicious. We definitely want to try the brunch menu.

My husband and I met another couple for dinner. It was the first time there for all of us. I had a…read moregrilled veggie sandwich with melted brie and a side of sweet potato fries. The sweet potato fries was the highlight of the meal for me. The sandwich was so so. My husband ordered the crabcake that was served on a bed of rice. The crab cake was delicious, but it seemed a little odd to serve it on rice. The other couple seemed to be happy with their meals. One ordered a steak and the other the beef bourguignon. We noticed they have a happy hour menu. I would definitely go back to try that. The service was great and the ambience was very nice. There was also live music when we arrived, which was a nice touch.