Delaware City is a city in New Castle County, Delaware, United States. The population was 1,695 at the 2010 census. It is a small port town on the eastern terminus of the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal and is the location of the Forts Ferry Crossing to Fort Delaware on Pea Patch Island.
Things to do in Delaware City
4.5 based on 128 reviews
Stewart's Brewing Company is a 200-seat full-service restaurant and brewpub with a 30-seat bar. By law, the entire restaurant is smoke-free. We are located in a strip mall with ample parking. Families are welcome. Large groups are welcome. We have many big-screen TV's for your favorite sporting events and for NTN Buzztime Trivia. Full menu is available from 11:00 a.M. Until 10:45p.M. Sunday through Thursday and 11:00am until 12:45a.M. Friday and Saturday. Great hand-crafted beer all the time!
We were with friends driving back to Maryland from Upstate New York and we decided to grab a bite after entering Delaware. My wife and I had often stopped at a couple of route 13 places but were surprised to find they had all closed....MoreThanks for stopping and for your kind words! Hope we see you again next time you're passing through!
4 based on 360 reviews
Jessop's proudly specializes in Belgian Beers. We carry over 300 bottles and 21 drafts.
Located in a building dating back to 1674 in historic New Castle near the waterfront where William Penn first landed in 1682, the stage is well set for the interesting, historic atmosphere one experiences at Jessop’s Tavern created by the period décor, rustic furnishings, staff in period dress, and pewter-look tableware.
Arriving for lunch prior to a business meeting, we were not able to sample any of the interesting beers but we were able to sample a number of the different items on the menu. We all felt the jalapeno beer cheese soup was good and my Town Hall Turkey sandwich on wheat berry bread with cranberry mayonnaise was very good but my colleague felt the Shepard’s Pie was mediocre while another enjoyed her fresh salad.
No one in our group was completely unhappy with their selection and the portions were more than ample; combined with the unique atmosphere, our visit to Jessop’s Tavern was a good, enjoyable experience.
4 based on 210 reviews
Stopped in here for dinner one night since I had a coupon for a free birthday dinner. Was disappointed that the menu seemed to have changed yet again since my last visit. The coconut shrimp entree was no longer on the menu, which was one of my favorites. You can still get them as an appetizer of 5 if you want. I inquired about the entree & was told that I could order the 5 shrimp that come on the appetizer and add sides to it to create my own entree. That was not what I wanted to hear since I believe the entree used to come like like 7-9 coconut shrimp on it. I decided to go with the chicken cheese steak. I had had it in the past and enjoyed it so I felt it was a safe bet. However, I was disappointed when the cheese steak was served open face with NO top bun. Who eats a cheese steak open faced? I asked about it NOT having the top bun & the waitress said that is how they serve it here. Really?? I have photos from my last visit that show that it USED to have a top and bottom bun, so I guess that has changed too. My waitress did NOT offer to get me another bun or anything! It makes it kind of hard to eat a cheese steak with only half a bun!! Also, my cheese steak came out PLAIN with NO tomatoes or pickles this time. WHY? I had to ask for pickles!! The cheese steak was very good in terms of taste and flavor, but difficult to eat. Regular fries were and upcharge (or you get potato chips) and were just so-so.
My husband ordered the scallops for dinner, which he LOVED. However, he was disappointed to see that the seafood combo that he usually orders was no longer on the menu either! He opted to upgrade to the sweet potato fries and enjoyed them as well.
Kids had the chicken tenders and the bacon cheese burger. They both enjoyed them. I think the tenders were better than the burger, but the kids had no complaints. They also enjoyed the complimentary popcorn served as an appetizer.
Overall, food was good. Service was OK. Not terrible, but could have been better.
Our waitress was brand NEW---her very first night. Was disappointed in level of care in terms of making suggestions to make us happy (another bun, a coconut shrimp entree, seafood combo, etc). Was also disappointed with the menu changes we noticed.
Atmosphere is relaxed and casual. It is nothing fancy. Brown paper covers the table tops. It is a crab shack, so that is expected. Bar area seems to be popular. Decor is fisherman themed.
Bottom line: Food is good. Speed of service is somewhat slow. Atmosphere could be better. Menu selections are dwindling. Go for good food, but don't expect a stellar or speedy service.
4.5 based on 542 reviews
Firebirds Wood Fired Grill is located at Center Pointe Plaza just off Rt. 95. We offer authentic wood-fired steaks, seafood, specialty cocktails and select wines. Join us for Happy Hour Monday thru Friday from 4-6:30PM at the FIREBAR(R) or on the patio. We offer top-notch service and upscale dining at a modest price. Visit us online to learn more.
Went here for lunch one day since it had been a LONG time since we had been here. When my husband said to pick anywhere for lunch, I remembered how much I used to love their food and thought, "hey we haven't been here in a while". I couldn't remember why, so I thought it would be nice to re-visit them.
Inside we were seated immediately and given menus. It took a while for our server to come around to take our order, but someone else grabbed our drinks while we waited. We ordered a steak with mashed potatoes and ribs with fries/green beans. We were given a loaf of bread while we waited. Bread was very good. It took what seemed like forever to get our hot food, but was probably 20 minutes or so. My fries were drenched in salt. The ribs were also VERY salty. I couldn't even eat the fries they were so bad. I tried wiping the salt off, but it was just way too much!! When the waitress came around and asked how the food was, I hesitantly told her about the salt. She agreed after taking a look. She said she could actually see the salt piled on top of the fries. She took my food back to the kitchen and informed the chefs. Maybe about 5 minutes later the manager came over and apologized. They gave me a new order of ribs/fries/beans and even took the cost of my food off the bill. It was still saltier than I like, but was much better than the original order. Green beans were tasty on the plus side. AND my husband enjoyed his steak/mashed potatoes.
Overall, food was TOO SALTY. I think that is why we quit eating here in the first place. It's a shame because we used to like their food. I wish they would lighten up on the salt. It make it almost inedible. Atmosphere is comfortable and casual. Waitstaff was friendly. Management tried to correct issues to customer satisfaction and it was appreciated. However, the salt level is just not a match for our tastes. I don't think we will be back any time soon.
3.5 based on 22 reviews
A fantastic find. A true hidden gem, please add to your list. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Cafe-at-Saint-Georges-Country-Store/144760952246195
Quaint little restaurant with limited menu but good food. Service sometimes slow but always friendly. Drinks pricey but I suppose you're paying for the entertainment which is by far the best part. Live blues just about every night and not a bad seat in the house (only about 45 total seats)
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Delicious Ice Cream! Wonderful service. A great treat for the whole family. Charming authentic Ice Cream Parlor in Historical Delaware City serving a wide variety of flavors. Loved It!
5 based on 20 reviews
Chopped steak that is actually chopped, cheese mixed into the steak, and literally shoveled onto the bread. These cheesesteaks are two meals on their own. Some people would call it a hole in the wall, a small footprint that is a grill, one cold cut cabinet, a couple drink refrigerators and space for four or five people to wait.
It's out of the way. There's no reason to go to Salem and this is south, beyond Salem. But Seagraves gives you a reason to go through Salem to get some great cheesesteaks.
4.5 based on 61 reviews
Extensive sandwich menu. Great place for lunch and to savor a thinly sliced roast beef sandwich which come in 3 sizes starting with the Kaiser. Add sharp cheese or broccoli rabe at an extra cost. Tables are limited, so come early to find a seat around lunch time. Many takeout orders while we ate. Pretty prompt service considering the busy hour. Worth a trip to New Castle.
4.5 based on 68 reviews
(302) 838-7711
For years we only ordered take-out. The food was always great, lots of leftovers, and fast service.
So, my wife's sister and husband are visiting for 5 days. They mention Italian and we do our first dining room visit. Everybody ordered a different meal. The salads were nice size and good. I look over and here comes 4 full-size dishes of spaghetti. Must be the wrong table, we ordered veal and chicken based meals. The spaghetti was our side dishes for the main course. Get the doggy bags out. The food was top notch, the service was nice and the bill was not a killer. The doggy bags were heavy.
You can not go wrong, eat in or takeout. YOU ARE A WINNER.
4 based on 378 reviews
The Cheesecake Factory offers something for everyone featuring a wide variety of over 200 menu items prepared fresh to order each day, plus over 30 legendary varieties of the Finest Cheesecake.
My wife and I stopped by on President's Day around 3pm. The place was hopping! Only a 10 minute wait,NICE! I had the lunch special(1/2 turkey/almond sandwich) with onion soup and salad,VERY REASONABLE-$14 and my wife had the chicken salad sandwich,which came in three HUGE sections with salad.
Total was $20.90,service was excellent and ALL the other dishes around us,looked super(Burrito,Shepards Pie)!!
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