CAM Café - American restaurant in Wilmington - 3201 S 17th St, USA

It's great! The brunch menu is simple, but terrific. The Bloody Mary was tasty, the coffee was good and the shrimp and treats were absolutely amazing! The corned beef and hash was pretty good, but we highly recommend the shrimp and grits.

Brunch in an art museum. The room is bright with plenty of tables. There's a bar too. I can picture having lunch outside in nice weather. I ordered the artesian quiche of the day, which was sausage and mushrooms (and a side of fresh fruit). The quiche was totally filled with ground sausage, some mushrooms, but not enough eggs. A Quiche is an egg-based dish with other ingredient and should be the star of the dish. The sausage was overwhelming and somewhat greasy. I was very disappointed. DH and one friend ordered the burger. Overcooked. Fries were great. The burgers were topped with a fried egg. One was overcooked, the other perfect. My other friend ordered the veggie omelet. Taking a small bite, it tasted, and looked like the eggs were from boxed powdered eggs. The inside of the omelet had several little squares of cheese (not fresh mozzarella per the menu), a little bit of diced tomatoes. It was a very sad looking omelet with hardly any filling. She ended up eating some of her husbands fries and part of his burger. When we got the checks, the waiter asked if she wanted the omelet to be wrapped up. Nope. She didn't like it. He took her meal off the bill. That was very nice. The Bloody Mary's were quite tasty. As we walked out, my friend and I noticed a man at the bar who was just being served shrimp and grits. It looked delicious and we agreed we both should have ordered it instead of what we ordered.

Delightful brunch with a musician to keep me swaying! 3rd visit and special of the lunch menu was a blackened Salmon BLT. It tasted amazing and the homemade chips were worth the extra fats! Chef Chip is kind and when I met him after lunch he shared his passion for food. The servers, Andrea and Chloe, also made me feel special. There are many reasons to make this small cafe your place for friends and outstanding food.

The cafe is part of the art museum and what a treat it was for our visit. There was a large party of lovely ladies speaking French, a smattering of children visiting with their mothers, and a few other visitors such as ourselves enjoying the lovely fall Wilmington weather and the lunch fare available. You really must go if you are in the Wilmington area. It is a wonderful experience for young and old alike.

Wonderful place to spend the afternoon! My friend and I had a beautiful salad and crab bisque soup. Our server, Luca was so outgoing and attentive! Good time to see the state of the art and art of the state exhibit. Don't miss the umbrella exhibit by the Canadian artist toward the back of the museum. Pictured below is my dear friend, Christa with her watercolor artwork.

Great venue and creative menu - short but solid wine list - Pam was our phenomenal server!

Food was good and well procede the staff was great. We toured the museum after we ate. The museum is very nice.

Best kept secret on Wilmington. High class cuisine at such reasonable prices, no crowds so no loud!!! They do have kids items in generous portions.