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.

How do you have a wait for standard hot coffee when it is your specialty? I didn't have time to…read morewait 5 minutes for a cup of coffee today and that's all I wanted. This was my first experience here and might be my last. Got the iced coffee and it is pretty weak.

I used to love coming here. However this is the third time I've been here and am disappointed. This…read morelarge breve latte is $6.40 and they don't fill the cup up. They're friendly and the location is cute but I'm not paying almost $7.00 to not get a full cup of coffee! They kicked up the prices and are giving less coffee. I'm going to have to start getting my coffee fix somewhere else.

This place is so cute! We were really impressed with how large their coffee and food menu was. The…read moreiced coffee were delicious but the food is amazing. We ordered a breakfast sandwich which was great but we would absolutely go back for the deviled eggs toast. So unique and delicious.

Had a nice cafe au lait and breakfast burrito on a random Friday morning. My companion had the…read moretiramisu iced latte and a bagel loaded with pimento cream cheese. Very nice overall, except that I aspirated the powdered cocoa topping when trying my companion's drink. Suggestion: Put the pimento cream cheese in the breakfast burrito!

I absolutely love this hidden gem! I have tried multiple menu items and they are always a hit…read more Specifically the cookie butter latte and oatmeal cookie chai. The prices are bit steep but honestly very worth it. I have not tried their food but my boyfriend had a sausage egg and cheese croissant and hasn't stopped talking about it since we came here months ago. The staff is also very friendly and I love the local art they have on display. The place could use a good dusting but overall the atmosphere and quality of the coffee here makes this place one of my favorite places for coffee in Wilmington!

Hidden gem in the area. The storefront is so cool and the food was great. Best part is their…read moreattention to the smalls details that add to the experience. For example, something as simple as plating the food was thought through as they use stone slabs to present the food. Hashbrowns were amazing, a mix of McDonald's and Dunkin. Service was quick and the ladies there were very nice.

Passing through Wilmington and needed coffee, stopped at milk and honey and I am NOT…read moredisappointed!!!!! The coffee was incredible. I asked the staff to create me a drink gave my personal preference and she gave me exactly what I needed!

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!

We ordered catering for our office event, Boro Café delivered an outstanding experience for our…read moreevent. The food was fresh, beautifully presented, and consistently praised by our guests. Their team was punctual, organized, and incredibly easy to work with from start to finish. We couldn't have asked for better service. Five stars all the way. The Gelato is phenomenal as well :)

Five stars honestly doesn't feel like enough…read more Boro Cafe catered breakfast for a meeting I attended in Delaware, and I am still thinking about their cheese danish a month later. And I need to be clear, I am a pastry girl. I have eaten my fair share of danishes. This was something completely different. The pastry was unbelievably flaky and layered, with this slightly crisp, almost crunchy outside and what tasted like the lightest glaze over it. Then you get to the cheese filling and somehow the whole thing is just perfect. The textures together were ridiculous. I genuinely remember taking the first bite and thinking, what IS this magical delight?! It may sound dramatic, but it was one of the most delightful things that has ever touched my lips. I cannot understand how these pastries are coming out of this little cafe in Delaware and aren't being shipped worldwide. Boro Cafe, PLEASE figure out nationwide shipping because I would happily have a box show up at my door. I'm writing this review a month after the summit, and I still wake up some mornings wishing I had access to that cheese danish. If you are anywhere near this place, do yourself a favor and go get one. And then eat another one for me.

Super charming atmosphere , and the best fried chicken and waffles that I have ever had!read more

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!

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 sandwiches, good drinks, and friendly staff. Worth the visit if you are in the area!read more

Happened upon Java Bean Cafe when we were randomly in the area to pick up a belt bag that my wife…read morehad found on Facebook and I was very happy we did. The space is very bright with gold and color everywhere on a bright little corner in Claymont and has good parking in front and around back. But what is really exciting is that when you step through the door and walk to the counter, you see how interesting the menu on offer really is. I had every intention of having a breakfast sandwich or bagel, but once I saw the whole menu and saw that I could order a noodle bowl for breakfast, the game had changed. I also ordered a delicious cappuccino which was extremely hot, almost too hot, but was very espresso forward and perfect for the morning. However, the two bagels we ordered, one for my wife and one for my youngest daughter, despite being delicious, had barely any cream cheese on them at all. The noodle bowl and rice bowl that we got were also tasty but there was nothing exceptional about them or to make them stand out other than my initial excitement that I could order noodles for breakfast. Everything was made by hand and done right then and there and fairly quickly and everything was very fresh as well as everyone that we interacted with being very helpful and upbeat when we ordered. I even asked about getting one of their very fun shirts they have available. If you happen to be passing on 495, a quick two minute drive off the exit will get you here and it's worth it rather than heading to some chain. Hop on by and enjoy a delicious coffee and possibly some noodles for breakfast if that's your thing like it is mine!

This is a lovely coffee house right off Baltimore Pike that has a variety of delicious drinks,…read morepastries, and a decent amount of seating. The vibe is light and airy, and the service is always friendly. I especially appreciate their rotating drink specials and options for non-coffee drinks, like a matcha. Also shoutout to the scones from OsoSweet bakery across Baltimore Pike--they go so well with a coffee and are huge and tasty. Chadds Ford Coffee House is what a chain like Starbucks aspires to be: local, cozy, and artisanal. Good music playing loud enough that you can hear it, but not so loud that you can't have a good conversation. There is wifi and a good amount of seating, including stools for solo diners who might want to open a laptop and send a few emails while eating the aforementioned giant scone. It's also easy to get takeout service, but I'd say it's worth spending a few minutes here to really savor your food and drink.

Stopped for an afternoon pick-me-up and it's a very nice, clean and open coffee shop. Super…read morefriendly staff -- I could talk to these guys on a normal basis if I lived here. The drinks. I ordered the matcha cloud and it was good. They're using pink coconut water and heavy cream in the matcha cloud. You can taste the heavy cream more if you don't mix it and you'll want it mix it. The cortado on the other hand was made very well, but the taste of the espresso was a little off. They must use a dark roast bean for their espresso which was just a bit bitter for the 50/50 cortado. Would be fine in a sweetened latte. I'd come here again!