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Putting together a vegan bowl at this lovely spot is very convenient. This review has been updated from its previous version on October 26, 2022.

The restaurant always uses fresh ingredients, and the staff is always courteous. However, the ambiance is a bit too dim if you decide to eat inside. Food: 5/5

The place needs a lot of work from the overall appearance, quality of food, and customer service especially being part of a chain. The actually food was ok but I wouldn’t personally go back to this location. View menu

This place used to be a reliable goto, with its flaws just being a part of the package. Fish portions kinda stingy while being very expensive. No ambiance, just a silent dining room, not very friendly. But good fresh fish.Local competition opened up and completely blows this place out of the water, lower prices, generous portions and smiling faces, and the radio on in the dining room. Not sure how long I’m going to be frequenting Poke Bros if they can’t keep up with competition

The food I've gotten here has been good in the past, but I refuse to go anymore because the face of the restaurant is disgustingly filthy and I can only imagine how the kitchen is. The glass windows obviously haven't been cleaned in months and the same Halloween haunted house flyers have been sitting on the window sills for literally years. These owners clearly don't care about their customer facing image. I drive an extra 10 minutes up to the Glen Mills location which is much cleaner and friendlier.

The food looks like it set out for days... I wouldn't buy anything from here.... I was picking up an order.... Because the person had got so many items I went to grab some napkins and utensils.... And the lady behind the counter started yelling.. donttouch those items.... Saying online orders have to request utensils.... I just walked out.... If someone spends a large amountof money at your store... You should be happy to supply the basics... But that lady spazzed out just for me turning around toreach for utensils... I was confused View menu

I love poki and get it very frequently. This store is just a mile from my house, but after multiple bad experiences, I stopped going there. I drive an extra 20 minutes to go to the poki bros near Glen Mills. The guy who works here is extremely rude andyells at you while taking an order. If it were a one time thing, I would've chalked it up to a bad mood, but it happenedmultiple times to both me and my wife. They aren't consistent with the quantity either. Sometimes, they give you very smallscoops. The worker at the poki bros at Glenn Mills is great and I never had any issues there.

It always amazes me when you go into a restaurant and the staff doesn't acknowledge your arrival with a hello or good evening. Today I'm at the Poke Bros on 202 in wilmington and the woman behind the counter could care less that I just walked in. She had orders for door dash that clearly were a higher priority than someone right in front of her. So, I sat for more than 5 minutes while she sang to herself with her ear pods probably on 10. When she finally acknowledged me, she kept asking me to repeat everything that I was saying. Why do you have a lucite wall from floor to ceiling that blocks sound and then expect to be able to hear someone's order. And please take out the ear pods. That does...

I ordered online, a tuna and salmon rice bowl with edamame, carrots, sweet onions, mango, and sriracha aioli. I have celiac so I noted a gluten allergy. Generally poke, sushi, etc. are safe bets as long as crunchy toppings and sauces with gluten (soy sauce, etc. are avoided.The food tasted pretty good and decently fresh! (Rice was a little bit dry. But halfway through my meal, I bit down on something crunchy I spat it out, and based on taste and appearance it was some kind of crispy topping. For most people not a big deal; for someone with celiac it's not great to find something unexpected in your meal, especially when it appears like it could be something with flour in it. At some point it'... View menu