I held a birthday party at Tonic in the Juniper room. Let me first start w/Amanda who was so…read moreresponsive and helpful throughout the planning process. She was truly a pleasure to work with. Now, fast forward to the event. From the staff to the decor exceeded my expectations. So polite and friendly. The food was delicious!!!! All I can say is I can't wait to hold a bigger event here!! Highly recommend!!! We had an amazing time and it was definitely a night to remember. Ayasha

Everything was A+ top notch. The food was delicious and beautifully plated and the service and…read morehelpfulness of the staff was beyond perfect. We had a great event thanks to Juniper staff! we appreciate you and definitely look forward to doing business with you again.

If anyone is looking for a caterer, I highly recommend Ms. Spotswood!! She catered my family…read morereunion, and everyone raved about the food! Everyone was delicious and delectable!! You can't go wrong! Call her for all of your catering needs! You can't go wrong! She's top notch!

From the owner: The Venue has 3 unique venues on one block. The Venue (holds 100 ppl) The Venue 2.0 (holds 100 ppl)…read moreThe Venue Kids (holds 65 ppl) We offer a plethora of entertainment needs when booking The Venue(s) The Venue(s) also has front/back entrance and parking.

First visit to try out their wines. Very pleasant surroundings and really unique tasting room…read morethat's in house that's been converted. Feels very homey. Service was friendly and I think overall the prices here are reasonable. Was not big on their whites - they were a bit to austere for our taste. The grunier vetliner holds promise but it's missing some of that wonderful pepper spicy note that you typically get. On the red side, they're entry-level wine, which is Redbone was actually our favorite kind of a pizza style light red. I also thought the title, which is there biggest red was pretty decent and they had a new release which I didn't catch the name of but tasted, and it was a Good one as well. Knocked on some cheese and bread with a music in the background and a beautiful deck. A worthwhile destination on a beautiful Saturday

Lovely ambience Great wine…read moreGood customer service Good music Friendly and knowledgeable owner

The grounds are gorgeous, the property is stunning. The food is outstanding, the service…read moreimpeccable. I had always wanted to stop in and luckily I had an excuse when I saw they were listed on the the Art Loop earlier this month. I'm a big fan of the Wilmington Art Loop and rarely miss one. I must say though I was shocked to see a $20 entry for the privilege of paying a cash bar and a few finger bites. So, if my wife and I pay the $20 a head cover and each order a bottle of Yeungling it's $52? I don't care how rich you are, you need a hole in your head to pay $52 for two bottles of Miller's Lite. Was this money going to a charity or strictly for profit? I'm not going to begrudge a private club having whatever type of event they want. I am asking though please don't associate your organization with the Art Loop, a traditionally free and fun mingling of the community, if you're going to charge a cover that goes beyond even what a local club would charge on a Saturday while a band is playing. Art was alright, typical of what you would see in a downtown office building. Local landmarks and landscapes. You could actually go to the Brandywine Museum of Art and see some Andrew Wyeth for less than the price of admission here. Even better the Delaware Art Museum only charges $25 for two adults and four children and both of those have a lot more than the dozen work we saw hanging here.

As a member I am clearly biased but the food is outstanding, the staff is professional and…read morecourteous and remember your special likes as well as your name. Favorites for me include the Bang Bang Shrimp and the Caesar Salad--both can be gluten free very easily. If you have never been and might be interested in joining we offer trial memberships--just call and inquire.

This is a review for Angelo's Pizza. Personally I preferred Pizzeria Bardea. I'm honestly not sure…read morewhat was going on at Angelo's. From the start, things were weird. The person taking my order didn't seem familiar with the menu, which was surprising for a place focused on something as straightforward as pizza. It took quite a while for the pizza to be assembled before making it to the oven. After ordering, I waited nearly 40 minutes, which I had buyer's remorse, considering I could have just ordered two pre-made slices and heated them up. Bardea was able to get an order in and out in like 10 minutes. Even weirder, comes the confusing part after Angelo's takes the pizza out of the oven. Twice, the pizza made it to a box, where employees stood over it, seemingly unsure of what to do. They appeared to be discussing it and even taking photos while the pizza just sat there getting cold, for several minutes. Is this an Instagram moment? I genuinely had no clue what was happening. By the time I finally received my order, the pizza was luke warm and the whole experience was frustrating. I have no interest dealing with whatever was happening here. I hope they work out the kinks of whatever the heck was going on at this place.

DE.CO is one of the cutest food spots in downtown Wilmington. There is something for everyone, from…read moresushi, tacos, and pizza to coffee and drinks. I haven't tried all the food stalls yet, but they're on my list. The layout has lots of seating in the center, with food on the side walls. It's like a more upscale food court. The vibe is chill, with simple modern yet cozy tables and benches amid lots of slightly industrial design touches. It's a good spot for lunch with colleagues or sitting alone with a book, especially on off hours. If you're looking for something a bit elevated but not super fancy, DE.CO is a great spot.

Walked in around 8:20pm on 10/14, a Friday night. No one greeted us so we stood confused for a…read moresecond but then took a seat at an empty table. No one approached or acknowledged us. So one of us walked over to the bar and got a beer then we figured we were going to leave after their beer because the vibes were off. All of a sudden the lady behind the bar yells at us "You have to leave if you aren't going to show ID" no one asked us for our ID until this was yelled across the room. We said we were leaving after our friend finishes their beer and then she said "then you have to wait outside if you aren't showing ID" we walked straight out. So so rude I cannot believe that even happened. Don't work in customer service if you're that disrespectful for no reason.

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I'm a Delaware Art Museum member so I must say it is one of the best decisions that I have made in…read morerecent years joining. I have visited the museum many times over decades but in the last two years since joining, I've probably visited just as much as I did in all the time prior. There's quality diverse program on top of the standing exhibits in the galleries and visiting ones. I am a born Wilmingtonian and have always enjoyed culture and the arts, which again is why I have frequented this museum many times before, but I think it's a jewel that many locals neglect to appreciate. You don't have to go to the larger regional cities for acclaimed artists as many are here. The proximity to other places of interest in the area, can allow you to enjoy this and many others during a day or weekend trip if you're not local or live outside of the city. Join the mailing list and check the events because there is always something going; the images on my review are from a few of them. I keep saying I'm there so much I should join the team, but this is my way of supporting in sharing this review.

Decided to visit this museum this past Thursday as it was later in the day and a search revealed…read morethat they were open until 8pm on Thursdays (photo attached). Approximately an hour into our visit we were ushered out of one of the exhibits on the first floor and told that exhibit would be closing. Thought it was odd that a particular exhibit in the museum would be closing early, but we complied, simply moving on to other exhibits. At approximately 4:20 we were in a room on the second floor and the lights suddenly went out (pitch black, can't see your hand in front of your face, darkness). We were stunned for a moment before using our phone flashlights to safely exit. We were then met at the door by a confused staff member who stated that the museum had actually closed at 4pm. We began making our way toward the exit, explaining that the website listed that the hours were until 8pm on Thursdays. We were then stopped by a second employee who accused us of having entered the room *after* the lights had been turned off (because, as everyone knows, the best way to view art is in total darkness). She then said that we had already been informed that the museum was closing. ("Exhibit" and "museum" mean different things.) We explained once again that the website listed Thursdays' hours until 8pm. Rather than appreciate the confusion (much less apologize for the communication error), she insisted that we must have been looking at the hours for the following week (not true) and added a superfluous directive to leave (as we were literally stepping toward the exit). Up to this point, we had been enjoying our visit. However, this rude encounter certainly marred our experience