What a great find. We were staying at the nearby hotel, short 10 min walk over. Tucked in a…read moreretail beneath student apartments. Many baked goods, all baked fresh. We went for the cinnamon roll focaccia bread; incredible idea combining the ooey gooey of a cinnamon bun with focaccia bread. The layer of topping tucked in the layers, so good. We also had the Boyscout sandwich, home made white bread, lightly toasted, a tasty aged American cheese, ham, and their own homemade bread and butter pickles - seriously one of the best sandwiches I've had (and one of the childhood faves of one the owners). The owners were so very nice. They make everything (pastries, bread, the jams, aiolis, etc). Amazing. Limited days open, double check before visiting. Ample parking on side or across the street.

The food is amazing!! So fresh, so flavorful, and has that home cooked flair as well. This place is…read moresuch a cute little gem, and a great addition to Newark. The pastries all looked delicious, but I didn't have a chance to try them. My only critique... I wish there was more space and seating inside. The owner baked a beautiful heart shaped birthday cake for my daughter last year and it was outstanding!! I can't wait for another birthday to come around so I can order cake again

This is a cute little lunch and coffee spot on the outskirts of the downtown area. It is worth a…read morevisit for the empanadas alone! They're filling, delicious, and the perfect size to fit in your hand. I also got a hibiscus iced tea with honey and lemon that was super refreshing on a warm day. The shop is small and in the lobby of an office building, and it's probably best to grab-and-go rather than sit down here. The service was fast and friendly.

This is an upscale food hall convenient to downtown Wilmington. There are plenty of options for all…read morefood preferences. The prices were generally $12-$20 per entree across most vendors. The space is very clean and there are tons of indoor and outdoor seating arrangements. The bar was fairly basic and not as pricey as I expected given the food prices. Each vendor we went to across our group was fairly slow, but they did cook to order. Individual reviews: Al forno: people in our group ordered the spinach and ricotta pasta, carbonara and a four cheese pizza. The four cheese pizza was incredibly cheesy, but had an over-abundance of Gorgonzola/blue cheese that overwhelmed the pizza. The addition of hot sauce from another vendor made it tolerable. The pasta dishes were delicious! I wish they had offered banana peppers and a better variety of pizza toppings. Mexican vendor: I had their chicken Caesar salad and it was fantastic! The chicken was tender and moist, and the Caesar dressing tasted homemade and the salad was fresh. Espresso: the crepes were overcooked and tough to eat, but the coffee was fantastic

Scout is an adorable spot on a neighborhood street corner in Wilmington. People stopped in with…read morekids, after runs, with friends, or solo to do work--all things that indicate its establishment as a community gathering place. Their interior is very cute and their exterior has a delightful and eclectic array of seating options. I liked that they have table service and bring your food right to you. I also liked that they use dishes and don't default to to-go packaging! To eat, I had the avocado toast. I thought flavor-wise it was solid, and especially liked the hot sauce they used. The sourdough was thin. To drink, I had a lavender latte with oat milk. Their house-made lavender syrup tasted good. They serve Partners Coffee. My critiques are pretty minor: I wish the large table didn't feel so awkward to sit at and I wish they had a bigger space. I wish my toast was a bit fuller!

Food options were unique and delicious. Definitely recommend…read morethe seasonal drinks. 1 bathroom but it didn't get too crowded. Ambiance is a small business, popular cafe place. Lots of take out orders.

The BEST coffee around, amazing food and great service. Very conveniently located. Pleasantread more

I have been going here for years but today was the last straw. I was the only person in line,…read morehowever, after 10 minutes of waiting as the cashier engaged in a convo I could not take it anymore. This is not the first time this has happened as time is the thing they have 0 respect for of their patrons. There's 10 coffee shops within a mile that deserve your time more.

Great service and food. Coffee was also good and hot. The place is very clean. Highly recommended…read morethis coffee shop. Had the croissant egg and ham sandwich, enjoyed it.

I ordered two iced lattes and two breakfast sandwiches to go. Took them 25 minutes to make the…read morebreakfast sandwiches, they were rude when I asked about my order, and by the time I got the food my ice was melted and the lattes were watered down. I won't be getting food from here again. The drinks and service are normally lovely.

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.

I'm currently enjoying the salted caramel cold brew a young woman made me for me at this location…read morein the mall. It's so friggin good! Sip it from the cup because if you use the straw you cheat yourself of all the brown sugary, foamy goodness. I didn't give them five stars because one time I came here and they made a caramel latte for me that didn't taste good. But def come here for cold brew drinks and hot coffee

Finally tried Fusco's and went right for the icecream options that were advertised. I guess I…read moreshouldn't have been surprised that it was not "real" icecream but the water ice version meaning not as creamy. The espresso/coffee was probably the best flavor although cookies and cream was good too. Served with a weird wooden spoon!

Fusco's is a longtime staple of Wilmington. They recently opened a shop on Kirkwood Hwy (used to be…read morethe Starbuck's). Simple menu with two standard water ice flavors (lemon & cherry). There may be a third flavor, but I go for the OGs. Water ice is all natural, a little chunkier than its competitor down the street. You might be taken aback by the color of the cherry, but it's more natural. They also have some ice cream and tomato pie from Nick's Pizza. There are take home packs of water ice and ice cream. Very clean space (maybe a little too much space) and friendly staff. Since it's a brick & mortar shop, it's open year-round. They also have a rewards program, which gives you access to some impromptu specials.