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.

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

Brittany makes an amazing Sandwich and a mean Caramel Latte. Perfect location for the law offices…read moreand State building.

This is the spot for coffee in Elkton, conveniently located across the street from Circuit Court…read more As a self-proclaimed coffee snob, I declare that East Main's espresso is quite good. Though latte quality can vary by barista (it looks like they use a doser-style grinder and Simonelli espresso machine), I have only had top notch lattes from East Main. One suggestion for the establishment: put a trash can next to the door so patrons can discard rubbish as they leave.

The food looks fantastic and service is great too. I came in last minute to get a cake and they had…read morea fresh one made for me in 20 min. Their desserts look so cool and an amazing attitude above all after a rush. But the ambiance didn't lack on its part either, the design is clean and fresh. I suggest people give this a try, or not but you'd be the one missing out.

Maybe it's the drink but I think the flavor was lacking for an Oreo latte. It didn't have the…read moreOreo/cookies and cream or a strong coffee taste. But maybe that's my preference, and I'm not a huge fan of their Oreo latte. Still a great place to study and for cute themed desserts!

This is a small Mexican bakery off the main road, with parking out front and on the side. When you…read morewalk in there is a self serve area for pastries- you take a pair of tongs and a tray, grab what you want to take to the counter, and the cashier bags it for you. There are not prices listed on the items so I wasn't sure how much anything cost. There is also a cold display that you can tell the cashier what you want and they get it for you. If you want a cake, you need to either stop in or call ahead- I called a week ahead to pick up my cake. They do have cakes on display, and pieces you can buy if you wanted to try it before buying a big one. The cake I ordered is for 10 people, tres leches, vanilla filling, chocolate drip. It was $38. They charge a fee for using a card. They have tap to pay.

Listen I don't know if you have been here but if you haven't get up now and go. This bakery is…read moreamazing! I don't believe in God but while eating this I saw that mofo. The baked items on the shelf here for grab and go will make you go home and watch the entire law and order series while binging all day. The cakes are only $35 made to order! Flan and other things grab and go and so cheap. Go Go Go! check it out !

This is one of those small businesses that you hope does well and you have a great experience the…read morefirst time you go because you get a staff member that cares and then you go back for the same thing aonyh later and get a staff member that is just trying to make money to get her nails done. You know the kind where she doesn't really want the job just wants the payroll parents off her back. Yeah, that. Not the business fault they can only hire those that apply. And I did see a no phone rule in effect, cause the girl was trying to hide the phone but, yeah great food, just don't have high hopes for all the staff actually being ~aware. Or maybe the word is engaged with actually working. 5 for food and drinks 3 for staff

On a positive note, the bagels were fresh and tasted very good. As far as the young staff working…read morethere, I was not pleased with their non-welcoming attitude as we entered and ordered, and faceless as we checked out and paid.

A initial review checking out this place. All I had ordered was a Large Puppy Love tea drink. Cute…read morename and being a dog dad it drawn me to it. The Large Puppy Love drink is a Black Tea based drink with Strawberry and Blueberry with lemon soda for a bubbly sip. It also had Strawberry heart jellies that were a little too big for the bubble tea straw but chewy and flavorful nevertheless. The store is small and intimate; where you can work on your laptop or grab and go while walking the sidewalks. I was drawn to the Bento lunch special that offered a discounted drink with the purchase of the Bento box but I already had lunch. They do have Onigiri which I haven't seen at the other local Asian shops nearby on East Main St. That'll be a nice option to snack while sipping on your tea drink or Bubble Tea if you are being fancy.

I will like their Unagi Don. Very good taste…read more 5 stars for food. 5 stars for service. 5 stars for environment.

Great service great care friendly staff, tasty food I got the waffle with fruit was worth the trip.read more

Passes the vibe check with Bad Bunny playing in the background…read more One of the few places in DE with the viral Dubai chocolate covered strawberries.