Great service Good food…read moreWent in for lunch for the first time and employees were courteous and helpful to us while figuring out what get

Very cute small local eatery. In the heart of the Brooklyn arts district. The staff is very nice…read moreand they are very helpful. Loved their lavender lemonade. Fresh lemonade mind you! Had the Parmesan fries and they were good. My kids (the toddlers!) came with me it's kid friendly. We ate in the back patio. They only have one umbrella so rest of yard is in the sun. Inside is small seats a lot. Chairs mixed with benches. You basically order food then they call you up. The staff was kind to bring to me in back knowing I had toddlers with me. They had kids options on menu but basics like pbj chips fruit Mac and cheese etc... I'll have to come back one day with a friend to try the good food lol. Plus, we're here on Saint Paddy's day which is not necessarily the most ideal time to be here lol

The Italian hoagie sandwich was a great sandwich. It tasted good after over one hour to-go. It's…read moreabout an 8 inch long and 3 inch diameter roll. I felt full after finishing a little bit over half of the sandwich. You get a small discount if you pay with cash. Mine ended up being $15, paid with cash. It's not well ventilated inside and it's a small place. But there are some seating indoors and outdoors.

We came in at about 1pm on a Saturday and there were 2 groups inside. It's very small but a cute…read moreplace being in the Cotton Exchange with its historic vibe. There were no prices on the paper menu and I was surprised how expensive our meal was. We got the Italian sub which was good but it was $16. She said it was big enough to share and it did have a good amount of meat and good bread but I was still hungry. I'm glad we also got the walking tacos which were also good but seemed pricey for what it was.

This place has been on my list for almost a year and it now has my little Italian heart…read more My daughter and I walked in around 1pm on a weekday, tried to wait until the lunch rush was over. It's spring break and azalea fest...so that worked out perfectly. We were greeted at the counter and the nice young gentleman asked if my daughter could have a cookie. Sure! Giant chocolate chips, so good. I ordered and they even offered me a coffee while I waited. I chose the Haley on a long roll. Nice crusty bread, fresh mozzarella, turkey, arugula and balsamic. Honestly, haven't had a hoagie that good in years. We also had their pasta salad, equally delicious. Plenty of seating inside, with a lot of cool photos on the walls. It felt just like being home. Can't wait to go back!

We have heard a lot about this his restaurant. For example , a year to get a seat for dinner…read more Ordered sandwiches today for lunch. The Parma and the Haley with carrot cake and antipasto. Good but not great. The menu said the antipasto was $3.79 but I was charged $7.58. See the pic. Not a good deal.

This is one of the best hidden spots in Wilmington. It's located on a corner kind of easy to miss…read more We stopped here on a late Sunday night after the beach as it was one of the places open late, very thankful that it was. Such a unique and different menu we started out with the Big Wes Lil' Weiners which was 4 smoked Jalapeno and cheddar sausages wrapped in an empanada crust served with an arugula chimmichuri dipping sauce. So innovative and delicious, sauce had a bite to it and the sausages were juicy and crispy with the empanada crust, highly recommend. I wanted to house made roast beef only available on the weekends but it was sold out, no surprise. Opted for the Ghostface Fillah instead. Shaved ribeye, arugula, horseradish on delicious sourdough bread. Perfect amount of ribeye and the all of the components worked perfectly. Saw quite a few people getting the burger as well, people rave about it. We also got an order of the garlic parm curly fries which couldn't have been much better, place just has such a fun menu putting their twist on American staples, perfect spot to grab a bite and watch a game. Our server had food recommendations, limited seating inside but just the right amount, worth any kind of wait you might encounter.

The Big Wes' Little Wieners were so good.. the service was incredibly kind and personable. I was in…read morethe area for work and popped in for dinner and was so glad that I did so. They were knowledgeable about the area and happy to share and the food and drinks were phenomenal. Definitely worth while checking out.

Finally! After many years, we made it back to Copper Penny! On our return trip from Southport we…read morestopped in downtown to grab a bite before heading home. We started walking around and my wonderful wife suggested Copper Penny. Absolutely! There was a short wait for a table, but we didn't mind. The inside is almost like we remember it. We did notice the menu is a lot smaller. The last time we dined here was around ten years ago. Definitely plenty of options. We went with the onion ring appetizer, Cobb salad, and the BBQ Burger. The atmosphere of Copper Penny is the same. Definitely missed this place. After a short wait our food was brought out. Everything was delicious. This is just an update, but we still love Copper Penny and will continue to return.

Good service but the food was so so. Figured we would try the Guy Fieri recommendations. Nice…read morelittle spot in an old building. Only like 9 tables so plan accordingly or you will have to wait awhile. Go during off peak hours to ensure a short wait time. Now the food...... 1. Cheese Steak Egg Rolls served w/chipotle ranch......Amazing!!!! Best we have ever had. 2. 109 Chestnut Chicken Sandwich had an amazing balance of ingredients that would make your mouth water. Very good and the fries as well. 3. Hot Roasted Pork Sandwich was very bland and had an excessive amount of spinach. Even the Au Jus couldn't rescue this sandwich. 4. The famous onion rings. Well they must of ran out of seasoning because these were more flour than flavor. Very doughy with no spices. Not worth the $9 * The alcohol mix drinks are pretty good. Definitely taste the flavor of each. Will give you a good kick.

Came here my first day in Wilmington and had a pleasant experience. The margherita pizza was…read moredelicious and a medium size was more than enough for 2 people. Price was reasonable and the guy working the cash register was so kind and speedy with our order. I will definitely be back next time I'm in town!

Stopped in for a quick lunch -- service was extremely friendly and prompt! This is one of the best…read morepizzas I have ever had, it was clearly made from fresh ingredients. Will be back the next time I am in Wilmington!

Tucked deep in the Cotton Exchange complex, this little deli packs a flavorful punch with their…read moresammies. I'm a huge fan of Boars Head products. Also, there's a large selection of locally baked GF treats. Come find this gem and support local eats! It was clean and service was prompt and courteous.

Had two things here: cesar wrap and a bagel…read more The bagels are good, but they are not made in house. They're a smaller dense bagel, but well toasted! The Cesar wrap was good, nothing too crazy, but it had a good amount of both lettuce and grilled chicken. It is a very cute spot and the staff are very nice!

Food here is amazing nothing less than spectacular. And if you think the food here is good the beer…read moreselection here is phenomenal. Anytime a restaurant has Maine brewing- lunch on draft. You know they aren't playing around. Definitely come here if you're on the fence!

We were really impressed with the food. I got the beachcomber and my husband got the big tyme. Both…read morewere heavy on the sauces, but overall really delicious and unique. The Mac and cheese was also great. I was really impressed when the chef came around to check on everyone's food. The atmosphere is more oriented toward a bar. There are a few tables that are best for 2-4 people. We'll definitely be back!