Augustine Hills is a welcoming Wilmington neighborhood for affordable American and Italian meals, from generous Italian classics to creative wood-fired pizza and polished steak-and-seafood dinners. The area’s dining is worth exploring for its easy mix of comfort food, neighborhood pubs, and inventive drinks, with plenty of flavor at approachable prices.
Preliminary reads are early assessments from a smaller review sample, not full Seemor analyses.
This is a lively neighborhood bar-and-grill with a comfortable local feel, TVs, warm interiors, and a popular outdoor section. Burgers and several sandwiches generally land well, while specialty items and takeout quality can vary sharply. Try: Burgers.
The room is attractive and calm, with sushi prepared in view, a bar, and enough seating for anything from a solo meal to a birthday gathering. Fresh, flavorful sushi and standout servers still win plenty of fans, though recent complaints describe shrinking portions, higher prices, inconsistent preparation, and frustrating delays. Try: Wilmington roll.
This is a bustling, multi-level seafood spot with bars, music, rooftop and outdoor seating, and a distinctly social Wilmington feel. Oysters, seafood linguine, and platters draw enthusiastic praise, while recent complaints target a disappointing lobster roll, rubbery seafood, stale chips, and patchy service. Try: seafood linguine.
This is a comfortable Wilmington neighborhood bar with sports, a relaxed atmosphere, and a menu that leans into wings, cheesesteaks, burgers, and seafood. Many diners praise the food and personable bartenders, but dry proteins, watery soup, and severe service lapses appear in the critical visits. Try: Wings.
This small, family-style Wilmington kitchen feels proudly old-school, with Sinatra-era touches, friendly staff, and outdoor tables when weather cooperates. Most reviews find the handmade pastas, parmigiana, meatballs, and sauces genuinely satisfying, though a handful describe disappointing dishes and uneven value. Try: meatballs.
This is a lively, compact burrito counter with big portions, creative add-ins, and sauces that regulars especially enjoy. Food can be excellent and fresh, but recent experiences also include rushed ordering, sloppy execution, steep pricing, and recurring illness claims in a small subset of reviews. Try: chicken bowl with honey jalapeño sauce.
This is a wood-paneled, energetic Trolley Square pub with outdoor seating, sports-day buzz, and a genuinely local feel. Food ranges from excellent wings, fish and chips, soups, and sandwiches to some badly mishandled dishes, while service is notably uneven. Try: fish and chips.
La Pizzeria Metro is a lively, attractive neighborhood pizzeria built around wood-fired pies, inventive toppings, and a full bar. The food is usually fresh, flavorful, and worth returning for, while service ranges from warm and attentive to frustratingly absent. Try: Monkey Hill pizza.
This is a colorful, energetic Mexican restaurant with a pleasant patio, attached parking, and a crowd that includes plenty of repeat local diners. Food is often flavorful and generously portioned, especially the guacamole and tacos, but consistency and service can wobble badly during some shifts. Try: Table-side guacamole.
This is a bustling Trolley Square hangout with games, sports viewing, live entertainment, a patio, and a broad beer list. The food generally lands well—especially wings, pretzels, burgers, and vegetarian options—but service ranges from warm and attentive to frustratingly slow or confrontational. Try: giant pretzel.
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