Wilmington’s culinary landscape continues to flourish, offering residents and visitors an array of new dining experiences. Here’s a look at some recent additions that are making waves in the local food scene.
Angelo’s Pizzeria at DE.CO Food Hall
Angelo’s Pizzeria, a renowned Philadelphia establishment, has expanded to Wilmington by taking over the space previously occupied by Pizzeria Bardea in the DE.CO food hall. Patrons can now enjoy Angelo’s acclaimed 16-inch round, square, Grandma, and upside-down pizzas, with the possibility of individual slices being offered for the first time. The dough is crafted at the same Conshohocken facility that supplies their flagship location, ensuring consistency in quality. This expansion fills the void left by Pizzeria Bardea’s closure and brings a celebrated pizza destination to the heart of Wilmington. [Source: Wilmington Today]
Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant Reopens
After a brief hiatus due to bankruptcy, Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant has reopened its Riverfront location in Wilmington. This marks the second of five planned reopenings under the original leadership. To commemorate the occasion, Iron Hill introduced a new East Coast juicy IPA called “On Deck.” The reopening signifies a revival of a beloved local establishment, much to the delight of the community. [Source: 6abc Philadelphia]
Roost Pub & Kitchen
Located on Market Street, Roost Pub & Kitchen offers elevated comfort food and pub fare. Compared to the group’s previous concepts, Roost provides the same elevated flavors and experience at a more accessible price point. [Source: Delaware Today]
Casa Nonna at DE.CO Food Hall
Casa Nonna, a full-service restaurant within the DE.CO food hall, pays homage to Chef Antimo DiMeo’s traditional family recipes while introducing new takes on Italian classics. This establishment offers a warm and inviting atmosphere, reflecting the chef’s culinary heritage. [Source: Edible Delmarva]
Food Trucks Adding Flavor to the Streets
Wilmington’s food truck scene continues to thrive, offering diverse and delectable options:
Guaro’s Venezuela Flavors
Specializing in authentic Venezuelan cuisine, Guaro’s Venezuela Flavors serves traditional dishes like arepas and tequeños. Customers praise the genuine seasoning and quality of both food and service, bringing a taste of Venezuela to Delaware. [Source: Guaro’s Venezuela Flavors]
Kapow Food Truck
Kapow Food Truck offers a diverse menu featuring rice and noodle bowls, tacos, and specialty sandwiches. Dishes like Huli Huli Chicken and Korean Style Barbecue Steak are packed with bold flavors, catering to a variety of palates. [Source: MapQuest]
Shugar Shack JDZ Sweet Treatz and Savory Eatz
Known for its Philly-inspired savory bites and indulgent desserts, this food truck serves loaded fries, specialty pretzels, churros, and dessert tacos. It’s a family-operated venture that brings big flavors and good vibes wherever it goes. [Source: Best Food Trucks]
Wilmington’s dining scene is vibrant and ever-evolving, with new establishments and food trucks continually enriching the city’s culinary offerings. Whether you’re a longtime resident or a visitor, there’s always something new and exciting to explore.