A most excellent place to eat, drink, work, relax…read more We both work remotely and sometimes it's nice to get out of the house. Found this little lunch spot and were delightfully surprised to find a patio. And wifi!! The sandos were DELICIOUS! So glad to see draft beer options -- YUM! Some sunshine while we have to keep making a living (aka getting online to do that day job thang). We're already discussing what we'll order next time. I almost hesitate posting this bc I don't want it to become crowded! lol.

Sad to report that I was pretty disappointed in the sandwich that I got. It's the tucker (turkey)…read moreand it had zero flavor. There is a ton of meat in there, but then lettuce and cucumber (which have no flavor) I added mayo, and I think some type of spicy sauce was added ?? Not what I wanted at all. It needed different toppings or sauce. The balsamic drizzle doesn't do much for it. :( There are other sandwich spots around to frequent unfortunately.

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

i went here for the BLTA (bacon, lettuce, tomato, and avodado)…read moreon whole grain bread. this was the best BLT i've ever had. the whole grain bread was 1) whole grain, and 2) dense. they didn't scimp on the bacon. for quality you have to pay. this is not discount city- it is a quality sandwich shop.

Ehh! It was good but the sandwich was all filler and no…read moremeat, do yourself a favor and go to Publix, HT or Jersey Mikes, all much more meat for the Price and the toasting I was looking for, they could have put it in the Microwave to TOAST IT as they did. It is average but the staff was pretty amazing and pleasant. The inside is decorated nicely and it is comfortable but I would give that up for a meaty sandwich.

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!

The food here is less than what you would expect at a gas station, or even a public cafeteria. The…read more"Florence" was so dry. Why do they bother to list out ingredients when you cant even see them? all i saw picking it apart was the cheese. its oddly tasteless too. Clearly very poor quality produce used, any toddler could create a better sandwich id bet, if they cared not to pick out the cheapest poisons to consume. Egg sandwich sucked too. Flavorless mediocre antipasto salad. Desserts are so mediocre aswell. They stole the carrot cake I ordered. pound cake dry and flavorless. Trashy lays chips lazily thrown on as a side to everything. The "capri", the first thing im able to taste yet, the beef has a taste of raw tuna. Disgusting. Went into the trash. Along with all the money ive spent at this dumpster. The long rollon it has slightly better flavor than round roll, but is tough. Everywhere in wilmington ive been has been slightly less than mediocore, Mediocre ingredients everywhere, preperation doesnt matter at this point. even the "nicer" restuarants here. But this is just so so much worse. and oh the prices, the prices compelled me to write the review. Terrible service, I accidentally grabbed the wrong sandwich due to the terrible squeal the chef lets out. When I did, I was on the brink of getting splashed in a wave of diarrhea and urine, with how far the seams of his diaper had stretched. I guess he knows how much a customer can be peed on with the "food" they serve, and the seemingly good reviews they brag about getting in return.

We met up with family for a long, relaxed brunch at Castle Street Kitchen, and overall it was a…read morevery enjoyable experience with some clear highlights. The restaurant itself is very cute -- bright, open, and welcoming with a casual neighborhood vibe. The bar area stood out in particular, and the bartender was extremely friendly and engaging, which added a lot to the atmosphere. It's also clearly a very inclusive and welcoming place for the local community. Food-wise, there were some real winners. The street corn dip with cotija cheese was outstanding -- easily one of the best items we tried. Flavorful, creamy, and very well balanced. Several of the dishes were visually appealing and generous portions, and the menu has a lot of creative options that go beyond typical brunch fare. That said, there were a couple of execution issues. The eggs on the tots dish were inconsistent -- one was properly over easy while the other was cooked hard, which shouldn't happen on the same plate. Service from the table servers was also a bit underwhelming. They weren't rude, just not particularly warm or attentive compared to the friendliness of the bar staff. Overall, though, this is a solid brunch spot with a fun menu and a great atmosphere. With a little more consistency in the kitchen and more engaging table service, it could easily move into top-tier territory. Rating: 4 out of 5 Would definitely return -- especially for that street corn.

This place has been on my list for a while. My family and I…read morestopped in on a Saturday afternoon after visiting the children's museum. We were greeted immediately and were told to sit anywhere we wanted. Well made drinks, a pineapple mimosa and a spicy bourbon Bloody Mary...which was probably the bartenders first time making it with bourbon. They did well! Good menu, lots of good burgers, which hubs ordered the one with kimchi on it. 2 thumbs up. I had the tomato pie with a side salad. I'd get that every time. Our kid enjoyed her sweet potato fries and chicken nuggets. Our server was also great with our very extroverted daughter. There's a nice, little lounge in the back, that looks like it can be rented out for events. We will certainly be back.

Love this spot! One day soon, could you bring back the old hot dogs?…read more Here is my argument: 1.They are sooooo much better. 2.My partners fave chili cheese dog. 3. I love them too and I'm not a hot dog lover. It's really a win-win. I won't have to hear him crying every evening after golf and you sell more dogs. Truly can't wait ! On a serious note : The staff there is always so great, the food is always amazing! Happy New Year!

A lovely venue and the new menu is nice, however the service is just incredibly poor. Not sure if…read moreit's the norm or growing pains, but we are unsure if we will come back anytime soon. Been waiting 20 minutes for the check after waiting 10 to be acknowledged. It's a shame because the outdoor deck on the golf course at sunset is really nice.

Parked in the small free parking lot (limited 2hrs? Per main website of skyline center)…read more It was a little hard to find the front entrance since there are multiple doors. There was a sign stand on the ground. Made a left at the sign and walked a few steps down and made a right when I reached the small tree/bush to the double door entrance. Skyline Cafe is essentially a duplicate of Brooklyn Cafe. Owner was nice and welcoming like my last experience at Brooklyn Cafe. There were small tables in the cafe itself and some chairs with personal tables joined to the chair by the front entrance. There were also a ton more tables around the corner but looked like it was a cafeteria/lunch break area, separate from the cafe. Coffee beans are organic from Hampstead. Wasn't a big fan of the coffee (had a drip) but I enjoyed the Ollie's donut (cake donut made with mashed potatoes) and cheese and jalapeño Kolache (Czech yeast pastry) with sour cream. Flavors of the donut included coconut, vanilla, chocolate, lemon. The donut was perfect to pair with coffee. The kolache was warmed up after ordering and was filling. There was a display case with to-go items such as Chobani Greek strawberry yogurt, coconut overnight oats with strawberry chia seed jam, dragonfruit chia seed pudding with coconut milk, and the Kitchen Sink sandwiches. Bathroom is down the hallway by the health clinic. No changing tables or high chairs.

You must stop at (SUB STOP) on a beautiful sunny day that may be spent by a body of blue water! I…read morewent to sub stop and had two stubs that my friend and I split! The Italian Sub is a must! Prepare the sub all the way garnish and do not add mayonnaise please! The Italian sub has the right amount of everything and a fluffy bread that held air pockets! I really enjoyed it! Second, a classic turkey provolone loaded with mayo, lettuce, tomato, salt pepper, oil & vinegar! Kept it simply beautiful! Great, conventional, trust worthy sub choice! Lastly, the service was great and met with laughter! Really enjoyed looking at all the stickers, they made me laugh! Some are not kid friendly but some kids can't read so whatever!

Local favorite! Their cold sandwiches are fresh and filling! The bread is so soft. Must get a pink…read morelemonade!

Not happy about the change to the most important part of the sandwich...the burger patty. Al's was…read moreknown for fresh ground thick burgers that were juicy and medium-medium well done, and tasted like a nice bar grill restaurant made it. The Leland location decided to change to 2 thin smash burgers. Why??? They should have just made a smash burger OPTION. I went there tonight to get a thick burger like I have had the other 3 times. The new smash burgers are not as juicy and flavorful. I can get that type of burger at cookout or 5 guys. $13.00 for one bacon cheeseburger that was disappointing and well done because they are thin. Will not be back unless they go back to the original burgers.

Al's has changed their crew to clean cut men and young men who are friendly and accommodating! The…read morerestaurant is extremely clean and inviting! The only things that aren't better is they changed to a smash burger instead of the old way the shakes were very different in that mine literally turned to fluid in the short time it took me to eat my burger!

Read mixed reviews beforehand, pulled into a packed parking lot (good sign). Seated quickly, menu…read moreitem recommendations made by server who was also the owner (Tammy). Great convo with Dave (Tammy's sister, also owner). Felt extremely welcomed, communication very high from staff, and FOOD WAS AMAZING. Cardiac arrest omelet, ranchero burrito, jalepeno cheddar bagel, sweet cream pancakes. WOW. We'll be back, we've already recommended to 3 people nearby since we left this morning. Also, they have real coffee mugs. Not cheap little white ones like ihop. Big plus

They know what a "light and sweet" coffee is! There's that! That's authentic NY haha... no one else…read moregets this here for some reason. Sfoiatella pastry is to die for its very authentic freshly made crispy. They do put powdered sugar on it so if you pre-order for pick up on another day, they will do it without the sugar. I'm not a big fan of the egg and cheese sandwiches. I'll be honest I think it's just me finding what the right cheese mix is or maybe it's the role because it's very like a Kaiser roll but very fluffy. Maybe I have to have that scooped out. The eggs just don't do it for me and I can't put finger on it! They made great deli sandwiches though for my friends and I boat trip!