kaffé KARMA — Restaurant in Wilmington

I really wanted to like this place but it was a one and done. It took 25 mins to get our drinks when they were about to close - only a couple people were there, while there were 5-6 staff members in the back cleaning up. My husband got an Americana because the barista suggested that (since it sounded like they didn’t have coffee left because they probably dumped it since they were closing soon so they didn’t want to make another pot) and I got a vitality ($14)- the size of the smoothie was incredibly small for the price and they didn’t have whip cream. (After it being written on the cup) The lady said it wasn’t coming out correctly. The smoothie was so sweet and tasted like bubblegum with a kick of spice. It was not all what I expected. I ended up throwing it out. It was disgusting. I make smoothies for myself a lot at home with turmeric and everything that is in this smoothie and it does not taste like bubblegum. $14 is so steep. I still can’t believe I paid that much for a smoothie, but I’d figured I’d try it out and support. Will not...

Every detail of Kaffe Karma is meticulously curated and it does not go unnoticed. You can feel the blood, sweat, tears, and authenticity that built it. Each time I visit the vibe is different: lines out the door full of anticipation, serene and warm from the sun through the front windows, endless chatter of friends or work meetings, bustling with holiday cheer amongst the most beautiful decorations and greenery, ect. The menu encourages you to try something new each time and it doesn’t disappoint. You will likely go home and create a subpar version of your toast/bowl! Not many businesses put just as much effort into their day to day as they do evolving, perfecting, and growing. KK improves and gets more beautiful with each visit. They have the best smelling bathroom in Delaware (smart play to buy their candles)! While you wait…you can get sucked into low riding black couches or investigate endless amazing products for sale. I often go with my kids and they enjoy it (“the Matchas are bussin”) as...

I wanted to come here after hearing about it from some friends. I live in Philly but was down visiting family, so I wanted to treat myself to a little cappuccino while I was in the area. When we arrived there was a line out the door, which I took as a good sign. It's definitely *~vibey in there, but that's not what I came for. Got an oat capp after waiting for maybe like 10 or so minutes, and let me tell you - it was the worst cappuccino I have had in a long time. I don't know if the opening barista didn't dial in the espresso properly or if they're using a dark roast that is effectively burnt, but the espresso tasted awful. The milk texture was also straight foam and not creamy at all. 0/2! For $5, which is Philly prices but in Delaware, I honestly would not go back. Literally said to my partner in the car, "shoulda just gotten a hot black coffee from Dunkin because at least I know what I'm getting." I guess go for the vibes and not...