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New Haven Dining 2019 New Haven Dining 2019 It is one thing to have noteworthy dining options, and the region shines in this particular arena, from upscale critically acclaimed dining to inexpensive late night pizza at student-favorite hot spots. Having so many excellent restaurants representing cuisine from around the world is what catapults the region to a higher echelon. For more, visit our website at www.visitnewhaven.com Downtown/ New Haven Green Downtown Street Food District - Various Cuisines | Downtown New Haven | streetfoodnhv.com | $ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- College Street, New Haven Barcelona - Tapas/ Wine Bar *| 155 Temple St. | 203-848-3000 | barcelonawinebar.com | $$ Crown Street Garage has Brother Jimmy's BBQ | 196 Crown St. | 203-823-9780 | brotherjimmys.com | $$ an entrance on Crown Cajun Boiled Seafood - Seafood | 72 Church St. | 203-691-5682 | cajunboiledseafoodct.com | $$ Street and College St. New Haven, CT 06510 Chipotle - Mexican Grill | 910 Chapel St. | 203-785-0799 | chipotle.com | $ More parking options The Cask Republic - Tavern | 179 Crown St. | 475-238-8335 | thecaskrepublic.com | $$ visit nhparking.com Garden Catering - American | 930 Chapel St. | 475-655-2816 | gardencatering.com/location/new-haven The Halal Guys - Mediterranean | 906 Chapel St. | 203-691-5166 | thehalalguys.com | $ Jakes Diggity Dogs - American | 216 Crown St. | 203-782-1111 | jakesdiggitydogs.com | S Jeera Thai | 216 Crown St. | 203-562-5856 | jeerathai.com | $$ Lalibela Ethiopian Restaurant - 176 Temple St. | 203-789-1232 | lalibelarestaurantct.com | $ Mecha Noodle Bar | 201 Crown St. | 203) 691-9671 | mechanoodlebar.com | $$ 116 Crown Olives and Oil - American/Tavern | 124 Temple St. | 203-891-5870 | olivesandoil.com | $$ Ordinary - American/Tavern | 990 Chapel St. | 203-907-0238 | ordinarynewhaven.com | $ Otaru Sushi Bar - Japanese | 21 Temple St. | 203-891-6632 | sushiotaruct.com | $ Pacific Standard Tavern - American/nightlife | 212 Crown St. | pacificstandardtavern.com | $ Pho Ketkeo - Thai | 21 Temple St. | 203-745-5480 | $ Pitaziki Mediterranean Grill- 170 Temple St. | 203-773-5000 | pitaziki.com | $ Pokelicious - Hawaiian | 37 Church St. | (203) 553-3737 | $ New Haven Style apizza is pronounced “ah-beetz” Prime 16 - American | 172 Temple St. | 203-782-1616 | prime16.com | $ Shake Shack - American | 986 Chapel St. | 203-747-8483 | shakeshack.com | $ New Haven’s Historic 9th Square neighborhood, Temple Grill - American | 152 Temple St. | 203-773-1111 | templegrill.com | $ famous for art, food, Zinc - American | 964 Chapel St. | 203-624-0507 | zincfood.com | $$$ music, and innovation. Want to know more? www.visitNewHaven.com 203-777-8550 [email protected] * Open for Dinner only. Visit New Haven | PO Box 1576 | New Haven, CT 06506 | 203-777-8550 | E: [email protected] | www.visitNewHaven.com New Haven Dining 2019 Historic Ninth Square / Lower Downtown 116 Crown - American/ Nightlife *| 116 Crown St. | 203-777-3116 | 116crown.com | $$ Amoy’s Cajun Creole | 40 Orange St. | 203-691-7984 | amoysrestaurant.weebly.com | $$ B Natural - Breakfast/Lunch | 97 Orange St. | 203-773-1144 | bnaturalcafe.com | $ Cafe Java - Breakfast/Lunch | 59 Elm St. #2 | 203-624-1275 | cafejavanewhaven.com | $ Christy's Public House - Irish | 261 Orange St. | 203-624-0811 | christysirishpub.com | $ College Street, New Haven G Cafe Bakery | 141 Orange St. | 475-238-7164 | gcafebakery.com | $ Hunan House - Chinese | 32 Orange St. | 203-776-6663 | hunanhousect.com | $$ Crown Street Garage has an entrance on Crown Kumo Sushi Hibachi | 7 Elm St. | 203-562-6688 | kumonewhaven.com | $$ Street and College St. Marco Polo - Pizzeria | 55 Crown St. | 203-776-2726| marcopolopizzeria.com | $ New Haven, CT 06510 More parking options Meat and Co. - American | 116 Crown St. | 203-776-MEAT | meatandcompany.com| $ visit nhparking.com Mediterranea - Middle Eastern | 140 Orange St. | 203-624-0589 | mediterraneacafe.com | $$ Miso- Japanese/ Sushi| 15 Orange St.| 203-848-6472 | misorestaurant.com | $$ Pho & Spice - Vietnamese | 76 Orange St. | 203-823-9746 | phospicect.com | $$ The Regal Beagle - American | 422 State St. | 203-752-9899 | regalbeaglenewhaven.com | $ Skappo Italian Wine Bar - Italian *| 59 Crown St. | 203-773-1394 | skappo.com | $$ Tikkaway Grill - Indian | 135 Orange St. | 203-562-1299 | tikkaway.com | $ 116 Crown Zafra - Cuban/nightlife | 259 Orange St. | 203-859-5342 | zafrarumbar.com | $ Zoi's On Orange - Breakfast/Lunch | 338 Orange St. | 203-777-6736 | zoisonorange.com | $ Whitney Avenue Au Chalet - Swiss/Fondue | 24a Whitney Ave. | 475-441-7998 | $ Clark's Family Restaurant - American | 68 Whitney Ave. | 203-776-8465 | clarksnewhaven.com | $ New Haven Style apizza is Coriander Indian Restaurant | 21 Whitney Ave. | 203-498-0100 | corianderindianrestaurant.com | $ pronounced “ah-beetz” Crêpes Choupette- French | 24B Whitney Ave. | 475-441-7966 | crepeschoupette.com | $$ Great Wall Restaurant - Chinese| 67 Whitney Ave. | 203-777-8886 | greatwallnewhaven.com | $ New Haven’s Historic 9th Square neighborhood, Moe’s Southwest Grill | 46 Whitney Ave. | 203-776-6637 | moes.com | $ famous for art, food, music, and innovation. New Haven Salad Shop - Lunch | 9 Whitney Ave. | 203) 495-9004 | $ Olmo - 93 Whitney Ave. | 203-624-3373 | olmokitchen.com| $$ Pokemoto - Hawaiian | 99 Audubon St. | 203-691-6650 | pokemoto.com | $$ Want to know more? www.visitNewHaven.com 203-777-8550 [email protected] * Open for Dinner only. Visit New Haven | PO Box 1576 | New Haven, CT 06506 | 203-777-8550 | E: [email protected] | www.visitNewHaven.com New Haven Dining 2019 Broadway Shopping District Ashley’s Ice Cream - Ice Cream | 280 York St. | 203-776-7744 | ashleysicecream.net | $ Box 63 Restaurant - American/Continental | 338 Elm St. | 203-821-7772 | box63.com | $ Blue State Coffee- Coffee/Tea| 276 York St.| 203-787-9929 | bluestatecoffee.com | $ Choupette Creperie on Broadway - French | 56 Broadway | 203-495-1860 | crepeschoupette.com | $ Photo: Michael Marsland / Yale Ivy Noodle– Thai/Southeast Asian/Vietnamese| 316 Elm St. | 203-562-9933 | $ Tarry Lodge - Italian/Pizza | 278 Park St. | 203-672-0765 | newhaven.tarrylodge.com | $$ Tomatillo Taco Joint - Mexican/West| 320 Elm St. | 203-782-6000 | tomatillotacojoint.com | $ Broadway Shopping District Yorkside Pizza & Restaurant- Greek| 288 York St.| 203-787-7471 | yorksidepizza.com | $ Located on Broadway, Yale and New Haven’s bookstore with an impressive Theater / Art District collection of 80,000 titles, the best Yale insignia Atelier Florian - Seafood | 1166 Chapel St. | 203-859-5999 | atelierflorian.net | $$ apparel and gifts anywhere. Anchor Spa - Globally-inspired * | 272 College St. | 203-821-7065 | www.anchorspa.com | $$ Atticus Café - American | 1082 Chapel St. | 203-776-4040 | atticusbookstorecafe.com | $ BAR - Pizza | 254 Crown St. | 203-495-1111 | barnightclub.com | $ Basta Trattoria– Italian * | 1006 Chapel St. | 203-772-1715 | bastatrattoria.com | $$ (Group lunches) B-Natural - Café | 1044 Chapel St. | 203-773-1343| bnaturalcafe.com| $ Book Trader Café - American/Continental| 1140 Chapel St. | 203-787-6147 | www.booktradercafe.net| $ Pacifico Claire’s Corner Copia- Veg/ Vegan| 1000 Chapel St.| 203-562-3888| clairescornercopia.com | $ Chapel St. is the home of Yale University Art Gallery Elm City Social - American | 266 College St. | 475-441-7436 | elmcitysocial.com | $$ and Yale Center for British Geronimo - Southwestern | 271 Crown St. | 203) 777-7700 | geronimobarandgrill.com | $$ Art. Harvest Wine Bar - American/Farm | 1104 Chapel St. | 203) 777-2500 | harvestwinebar.com | $$$ Heirloom - American/ Coastal/ Farm | 1157 Chapel St. | 203-503-3919 | studyatyale.com | $$$ Istanbul Midpoint –Turkish |245 Crown St. | 203-745-4741 | istanbulmidpoint.com | $$ Kitchen Zinc - American/ Bistro | 964 Chapel St. | 203-624-0507 | zincfood.com | $$$ Louis’ Lunch - Home of 1st Hamburger Sandwich! | 261 Crown St. | 203) 562-5507 | louislunch.com | $ Olea - Spanish/Mediterranean * | 39 High St. | 203-780-8925 | oleanewhaven.com | $$ Yale University Art Gallery Pacifico -Latino |220 College St.| 203-772-4002| pacificonewhaven.com | $$$ Pokemoto - Hawaiian | 1145 Chapel St. | 203-691-6545 | pokemoto.com | $$ Roia - French | 261 College St. | 203) 200-7045 | roiarestaurant.com | $$$ Want to know more? Rudy’s - American/ Tavern | 1227 Chapel St. | 203-865-1242 | https://m.facebook.com/rudysonchapel | $ www.visitNewHaven.com Sushi on Chapel– Japan/Korean|1022 Chapel St. Ste #4 |203-776-4200 | sushionchapel.com | $ 203-777-8550 [email protected] Union League Café– French |1032 Chapel St.| 203-562-4299 | unionleaguecafe.com | $$$ York Street Noodle House - Southeast Asian | 166 York St. | 203-776-9675 | $ * Open for Dinner only. Visit New Haven | PO Box 1576 | New Haven, CT 06506 | 203-777-8550 | E: [email protected] | www.visitNewHaven.com New Haven Dining 2019 Wooster Square Named for Revolutionary War hero David Wooster, the Fact: Wooster Square square was conceived in the early 1800s and has been Historic District which was refurbished to simulate a turn-of-the-century park. The listed on the National square is surrounded by a border of Yoshino cherry trees Register of Historic Places whose blooming is celebrated every spring by an old- in 1971. fashioned outdoor concert and festival. Wooster Square is known as a bastion
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