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    City Lights Gallery

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    Ursa Coffee Roasters

    Ursa Coffee Roasters

    5.0(10 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    I came acrossUrsa while searching Yelp for highly rated local breakfast spots, and I'm glad I…read moredecided to check it out. My man and I had the pleasure of chatting with the owner, Christopher, who was incredibly kind and welcoming. Jessica was also a pleasure to have as our server. You can tell the people here genuinely care about what they're doing. One thing that makes Ursa stand out is that they roast their own beans in house using small batch, micro lot coffee. My Salted Caramel Frappe tasted so much cleaner and better than what you get from the big chain coffee shops. I'm already looking forward to coming back to try their Tres Leches Frappe and pastries. We both ordered The Platter, which comes with two eggs, hash browns, toast with butter, blueberry and strawberry jam, and your choice of bacon or chorizo. I went with the chorizo, and my man got the bacon. Everything tasted fresh, clean, and flavorful. The atmosphere is another reason this place is worth visiting. It doesn't feel like your typical coffee shop. Local artwork is all over including an art gallery tucked away in the back, you definitely need to check out before exiting. There's plenty of seating whether you're meeting friends, reading a book, or getting some work done. They have Wi-Fi. while we were there, someone was working on a laptop while another person was relaxing with a book. It has a creative, inspiring, and welcoming vibe that makes you want to stay awhile instead of rushing out. If you're in downtown Bridgeport, I definitely recommend stopping by. There's metered street parking right out front, making it an easy spot to visit. Grab a coffee, enjoy breakfast, spend a little time soaking in the atmosphere. The gallery is a hidden gem that's absolutely worth seeing.

    What a nice coffee shop to start our beautiful Saturday in. My girlfriend brought me here to try it…read moreout. She found it on yelp. The coffee shop is also very artsy. Lots of art hung around the shop. They even have an art gallery in the back of the shop aswell. Very interesting place shop. I am an artist myself perhaps I can see if I can submit my art to the shop aswell. Now for the food. We ordered two breakfast platters. It consisted of eggs scrambled, hash browns, bacon or chorizo and toasted cape seed bread with blueberry and strawberry jam. I got the bacon platter and she got the chorizo one. Must say it was fresh and served beautifully. This shop gave me a nice home cooked breakfast feel. The hasbrown were crispy and the eggs cooked perfectly. I tasted the chorizo and it was delicious. We also ordered the salted caramel frappe latte. Delicious and refreshing. It was a great wake me up. The service was great and the shop has plenty of seating. I will be coming back especially this fall.

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    Housatonic Museum of Art - Benny Andrews painting from the exhibition, Hidden Gems from the Housatonic Museum of Art.

    Housatonic Museum of Art

    3.5(2 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    The Housatonic Museum of Art is a fantastic resource both for college students and the entire…read morecommunity. In the few times I've visited, I've seen everything from photography and sculptures created by students to real Warhol and Picasso paintings. The location is easily accessible in downtown Bridgeport with plenty of parking in the garage and the train station just a few blocks away.

    This is a small museum located on the Housatonic Community College campus, a quick few turns off…read moreRoute 8. The roads and campus were really quiet on Saturday, and parking seemed to be available in their parking garage for visitors. Whether there were visitor designated spots, I wasn't 100% clear so I pulled into the first available spot. The museum is located in Lafayette Hall and while there was a security guard located in the general area, there doesn't seem to be an employee on the weekend to provide information or answer questions on the art. The signage was not the most comprehensive I've seen, and it was very small (two rooms that seem to be for rotating exhibits, a hallway exhibit on Little Liberia, and other older pieces on the second floor). On the other hand, it was also free. The art was beautiful, the Little Liberia exhibit very interesting, and it must be great for students who will be on campus already to be able to enjoy the works of art. As a visitor, particularly on the weekends, you may want to note this will be a quick stop and have plans for the remainder of the day.

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    Housatonic Museum of Art - Alex Katz painting, Marisol sculpture, and Isamu Noguchi sculpture from the exhibition, Hidden Gems from the Housatonic Museum of Art.

    Alex Katz painting, Marisol sculpture, and Isamu Noguchi sculpture from the exhibition, Hidden Gems from the Housatonic Museum of Art.

    Housatonic Museum of Art - Christo artwork from the exhibition, Hidden Gems from the Housatonic Museum of Art.

    Christo artwork from the exhibition, Hidden Gems from the Housatonic Museum of Art.

    Housatonic Museum of Art - Isamu Noguchi sculpture from the exhibition, Hidden Gems from the Housatonic Museum of Art.

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    Isamu Noguchi sculpture from the exhibition, Hidden Gems from the Housatonic Museum of Art.

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