Enjoy specialty dishes such as beef Birra tacos, chimichangas and street corn.

Grab lunch, dinner or brunch underneath twinkly lights on Columbus Inn’s covered patio, which overlooks the bustling Pennsylvania Avenue. Cozy atmosphere with American fare, classic cocktails, craft beers and fine wines.

Walter’s is the quintessential Wilmington restaurant. And it serves the kind of food diners always come back to. Long after the foams, infusions and emulsions have lost their luster, you’ll enjoy a grilled strip steak, crab imperial or broiled cold-water lobster tail, all with a salad and baked potato.

Go Vegan offers soul food with a plant-based twist. Recipes for plant-based fried chicken, fried fish, macaroni and cheese, greens and crab cakes were perfected and now grace the menu of Go Vegan, among other dishes.

Along with espresso, coffee and tea, Milk & Honey’s menu includes smoothies, and juice. Customers can also order breakfast items like egg and cheese sandwiches, croissants and pastries. The cafe, art gallery and event venue offers customers a space to gather, work and grab a cup of coffee while they’re at it.

Eclipse has changed over the years, moving from upscale white linen to funky bistro. Artfully blending innovative cuisine, an award-winning wine list and genuine hospitality.

With modern twists to classic lunches, dinners, and everything in between, such as cheesesteak sandwiches, self-made omelets, and charcoal-grilled burgers, as well as an enclosed porch recollective of any neighborhood barbecue, Kid Shelleen’s grants customers the chance to reconnect with the familiar, while also becoming familiar with the new.

Sowl serves up "soul food excellence" with menu items like fried chicken, creamy pastas and southern side dishes.

European-style pastries, breakfast and lunch, plus coffee beverages.

Tacos and tequila. Is there a better combination? Bar Roja offers a unique experience in a one-of-a-kind patio space in Trolley Square. Hand-pressed margaritas, endless options for tequila, and delicious tacos round out the ordeal.

One thing that qualifies the excellent Piccolina Toscana as a “neighborhood” place is the Sunday buffet. Another is the convivial bar. The clincher is authentic Italian food like salt-cod croquettes with horseradish aioli, and fried olives stuffed with sun-dried tomatoes and Gorgonzola.