Dot's

Frommer's Review

Wilmington is justly proud of Dot's, an institution that has stubbornly remained loyal to its longtime clientele, offering good, cheap food in the face of creeping boutique-ification elsewhere in town. (A 2nd, more modern Dot's is in Dover.) Right in the village, Dot's is a classic, with pine paneling, swivel stools at the counter, and checkerboard linoleum tile. It's famous for its chili and pancakes, but don't overlook other breakfast fare, such as the Cajun skillet -- a medley of sausage, peppers, onions, and home fries sautéed and served with eggs and melted Monterey Jack cheese.

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