Situated on Yale University's New Haven campus, Union League Cafe allows guests to savor classic French cuisine in an elegant and vibrant space that bears the resemblance of a 19th-century brasserie. The perfect setting for a romantic evening, the restaurant's vintage-themed interiors feature elaborate chandeliers, premium fabrics, sleek hardwood floors, and a traditional fireplace which lends the entire dining hall a majestic aura. The menu is well-structured and includes all-time favorites like the Crevettes Et Calamar, Canard Au Poivre, and the Lotte Au Vin Rouge. The cafe is also well-known for its desserts; especially the exquisite Creme Brulee Catalane.
This long-lived Mecca for Yale students and other fans of fresh vegetarian specialties has been a perennial "Best of New Haven" winner for its soups, salads and sandwiches, and its desserts and pastries are renowned around campus. There is always a long wait at lunchtime, so get there early and order fast; the place is packed. Convenient to the shopping area of Chapel Street, to the New Haven green, and to the Yale campus.
168 York Street Cafe is a chic hangout spot, just ideal for enjoying a fun evening with your friends. This gay and lesbian bar is known for offering an extensive beverage list that include your favorite spirits and refreshing cocktails to accompany you for an evening here. The menu is moderately priced and the Happy Hours make this easy-on-your-pocket. The bar hosts some entertaining performances regularly and also has TV and WiFi for your entertainment. In case you feel hungry, 168 York Street Cafe offers a scrumptious finger food menu to munch on. While, on Sundays, they have special American breakfast and brunch menu that will entice your palate.
The history of this restaurant goes back to the 1920s , when it was established. However, due to damages it was shut down and reopened in 1991 after it was brought back to its former glory. The restaurant, embellished in wooden furnishing and chandeliers hanging from the ceiling that cover the place in its warm glow, will take you back to the early 20th Century. The menu features a classic Italian fare of pasta, risottos, salads, seafood and poultry dishes. Seafood lovers can gorge on some fresh catch at the raw bar. Dinner is served form Monday through Saturday from 5:30p.
Part of a chain of coffee houses in Connecticut, Willoughby's Coffee & Tea is one of the coffee hot-spots in the Yale neighborhood. Cozy, intimate and never short of excitement, this is the ideal place to kick-start your morning with a steaming cup of coffee. Walk in, take a seat and treat yourself to one of their signature Unblended, French Roast, Decaf and flavored coffees. Roasted and brewed on-site, the coffee served here, never fails to be a cup of steaming goodness.
If you're too busy to holiday in Mexico but craving some authentic Mexican cuisine? Then pop over at the El Barrio Latin Bar & Kitchen for some delicious Latin American delights. Start the meal with a delectable appetizer with Croquetas, Ceviche and Enchilada Verde being the classic favorites. For the mains, go in for a Camarones Gratinados or the Pollo al Ajillo. End the meal with a heavenly dessert namely the tasty Enpanadas de Chocolate which is melting dark chocolate encased in crushed almond shell. To avoid waiting, do plan on reserving in advance.
Gluten Free Oasis is 100 percent gluten free and cafe serving breakfast and lunch. On the menu they have freshly baked breads, sandwiches(chicken, pork) for breakfast and lunch, salads and many more dishes. The eatery is small and more popular as a Take-out, but they do have a few counter seats.
Bianco Rosso is a restaurant set in a lavish atmosphere, with exclusive dinner tables and wine bars. It serves a grand variety in Italian cuisine like Cavatelli, Spaghetti Carbonara, Pan Seared Red Snapper and Roasted Free Range Chicken. Their wine bar has a huge selection of wines, both by bottle and glass. The restaurant also caters to private events with their delicious food choices, cocktail and wine menu. A must visit restaurant for its extravagant atmosphere, which is suitable for a dinner date or a family meal.
Situated on Yale University's New Haven campus, Union League Cafe allows guests to savor classic French cuisine in an elegant and vibrant space that bears the resemblance of a 19th-century brasserie. The perfect setting for a romantic evening, the restaurant's vintage-themed interiors feature elaborate chandeliers, premium fabrics, sleek hardwood floors, and a traditional fireplace which lends the entire dining hall a majestic aura. The menu is well-structured and includes all-time favorites like the Crevettes Et Calamar, Canard Au Poivre, and the Lotte Au Vin Rouge. The cafe is also well-known for its desserts; especially the exquisite Creme Brulee Catalane.
Basso Cafe offers diners a chance to relax and enjoy a good meal in an enticingly warm and engaging environment. The restaurant features a selection of Mediterranean and Latin inspired dishes like Mussels ala Diavola, Boquerones ala vinagreta and Empanadas. You can take along your own alcohol to enjoy with your meal, for a small corkage fee. The atmosphere is quite intimate, and it's a nice place for a romantic dinner or quiet meal with friends, the soft jazz in the background setting the mood.For reservations, give them a call.