Dom, thank you and Italian Kitchen for supporting the Mombies - you are so incredibly generous. The…read morefood was of course AMAZING, as Italian Kitchen always is, and you went above and beyond especially to support Breast Cancer CURE! You guys are a pillar of the community, consistently, and it's so appreciated. Obvs you guys are so highly rated for the quality of your food and you are also loved as part of this community.

Absolutely gaseous, friend got cheese pizza and said it was a 10/10, the workers were very friendly…read moreand my Fairfield's Finest panini was very yummy, will be back. Also got some pasta salad to go bc it looked too good to pass up. Makes me feel Italian just being there

Had an amazing time at this wonderful hidden gem! Food came out hot! Staff was friendly and…read moreattentive! I could see a lot of people coming here for games and happy hour. I could also see it as a hangout for college kids. This place had everything from delicious food, to drinks to homemade ice cream and fried Oreos. Can't wait to come back! Thanks Jason for your hospitality!!!!

For the food it was ok the reefers dumplings were and ok 3/5 but they were WAY too hot. The dos…read moretacos though we're the opposite of that they were colder than my dead great grandfather but they still tasted kinda good overall the food was a 3/5. The service was average giving it a 4/5. The ambiance was run down and dirty the staff was nice though.

Good wholesome food. Service is family oriented. Always been our go to breakfast/ brunch…read more Ambiance is collegiate/ family friendly.

A good formula never fails. Serving great food ever since inception. Warm and welcoming ambiance;…read morevery college vibe/ Fairfield U. Reminds you of a place you go to after a late night cram for a midterm. Service is amazing as the humble nature of both owners shine through. Basically family in here. Enjoy your breakfast and see you tomorrow.

Such a cute little spot in downtown Fairfield by the theatre. I just snagged a drink one afternoon…read morewhile walking around but I absolutely loved the feel of the space. I wasn't hungry but the menu looked delicious and my drink was excellent. The bartender was very attentive and although it wasn't busy then, I heard them answer calls for reservations constantly while I was there. Def coming back hungry next time! .

"Like whippets, they dance in a curly-queue dance Of pulses…read moreand ringing and campfire chants Birds of a feather are flocking outside" (Phish) There are so many nice restaurants in Fairfield, picking one for lunch can be a formidable task. But because it was so cold today, we picked one close to the train station for our lunch for three, and it turned out to be a great choice after our meal at Ryebird. Their website describes Ryebird as "A Neighborhood joint where friends and family meet" and that seems pretty much spot-on. The bar is gorgeous, the dining room is beautifully decorated with red painted walls, dark distressed wood tables, and stainless-steel colored chairs. The service was great, I mean outstanding. Our server Leo was friendly, helpful and very accommodating. We had a few conversations with Manager Thomas who was very charming and a real joy to talk with. And I haven't even gotten to the food yet! OK, here we go! Our party of three went with a small Chicken Soup for The Soul with Cheesy Bread ($14) for me. What's Cheesy Bread? Well, how about three toasted pieces of gooey pizza bread topped with a feta spread and olive oil. My brother-in-law went with their Daily Pot Pie ($23 for Chicken today), with a house-made buttery crust, scratch-made filling, and an added $4 up-charge for a gravy boat full of mushroom bourbon gravy. My wife went with a Roaster sandwich ($18) of pulled chicken, cheddar, BBQ sauce, pickled onion, on a baguette served with fries. We also had an order of Lemon Chili Zucchini ($9) for the table. The food was wonderful, as both the pot pie and the sandwich were devoured. My soup was a pretty big bowl for a "Small" but was loaded with more carrots and celery than chicken. I asked our server Leo if they had any hot sauce, and he asked me how hot did I want it? Ryebird has a few different types in increasing levels of hotness. I asked for the max, and he brought out a little ramekin of some of the hottest hot sauce I ever had. It was pretty much at my upper level of tolerance. I chatted about it with the restaurant manager on the way out, and he was pretty sure it was made with Ghost Peppers, so that explained my thermonuclear mouth numbing reaction. Anyway, we loved our visit to Ryebird. Their food is reasonably priced, portions are generous, the quality is high, and the service is exceptional. What more do you want in a Fairfield County lunch?

Augusto's Deli is the real deal…read more I'm not a big fan of most of what Fairfield has to offer especially deli-wise, I'm comparing sandwiches to what I'd get in the Bronx or North Jersey. The standards are high. The minute I walked into Augusto's, I knew this place was different. It's a simple deli setup--sandwiches, drinks, hot food--but everything about it felt right. I ordered the Diablo and a San Pellegrino Limonata. While I was at the counter, one of the guys asked if I had been there before and what brought me in. After talking for a minute, I introduced myself and found out it was Augusto himself. He's from the Bronx--and it shows. This deli screams Bronx in the best possible way. I couldn't wait to eat the sandwich. I was taking bites before I even pulled out of the parking spot. It was exactly what I wanted-- mouth was screaming, hands down the best sandwich I've had in Fairfield County. If you want a real sandwich, don't waste your time going anywhere else. Go here. Easily the #1 sandwich shop in connecticut, I've been to all in the area. Seriously, go here or don't bother.

Friendly welcoming staff…read more We tried 3 sandwiches on grinders. The bread was below average. Just thick chewy white bread. No crunch. Not warmed. Pretty bad bread. little Louie: fair at best. Cutlets were okay. "Di Parma": healthy amount of prosciutto, good flavor combo. American comb: ample amount of meats. Good sandwich. Could use a couple of tables and chairs inside while waiting for your sandwich. Bread needs to improve! Service and staff bumped this review to 4. Sandwiches a 3.

I come here very often with my mom for great atmosphere and to see my favorite worker Ryan. He…read moreremembers my orders and preferences for them to T. He's extremely friendly and when my mom comes in without me or vice versa he will check in and ask about us. The serve ice cream, smoothies, pizza and coffee and sell various market items such as food or novelty items. Feel free to stay awhile as they have ample seating so if you need to study or work or just relax with your coffee this is the place. This is best coffee market in CT hands down.

This a cute place tucked away in Fairfield, CT. The location has ample parking. The inside is cozy…read moreand inviting with lots of seating. You can see people of different ages just chatting or working on their laptops . They sell many local Connecticut products. There is a juice bar, an ice cream shop area, they have homemade cookies, coffee and food to order. I only ordered a caramel iced coffee. The taste was just ok. The girl poured it from a pre-made milk coffee pitcher which I was not expecting. It wasn't the greatest. They had a large food menu which looked fairly priced but I did not order food. I'd visit again to try the food and see if a different coffee option might bbe better for me.

Pronto is a very solid salad and wrap spot! Located right in downtown Fairfield, it serves up some…read morereally tasty food. The wraps look small at first, but they are dense and surprisingly filling. Both the Cobb and Caesar wraps we got were packed with ingredients - super refreshing. We also tried the pepperoni pizza and it was ok - with so many great pizza spots in the area, I'd have the wraps and salads over the pizza.

I got the chicken Caesar wrap and you can clearly see how small it is here. If you're looking for a…read morelittle snack for $13, this will be perfect. I'd say similar to eating a bag of little bites (Filling wise). Pranto, you guys need to get bigger wraps, the quality is good but come on, I can eat 6 of these.

A small British restaurant which serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. The restaurant is very small…read moreand has a few tables which turn over pretty quickly. The service is great and the food is good. I had the French dip which was served with a side salad and my girlfriend had the shepherds pie. Both meals were excellent. For dessert we had a guava flavored danish which was warmed up and was really good, probably the best thing I ate. In addition they also had prepared food one could purchase and eat at home.

It's been awhile since we last visited…read more Service still good and everything stays the same except the food seems changed. We ordered lamb burgers (medium) but turned out well done very dry and no more taste of lamb, the bun is different too. The fried fish very dark color (probably old oil) and greasy. Seems quality dropped. My English breakfast is fine, but family are very disappointed. Hope they will improve in the future

This is one great breakfast places in CT We could not…read morebelieve the Quility of the breakfast item The bacon was the way it used to be 20 years ago, nice and thick and crisp. The bagel taste like bagel not bread the bagels were as fresh as could me . My wife had the bagel and lox I had eggs and bacon with croissant it was made with real butter and light and flake just like in France

There are a lot of sandwich shops around that are better than this average expensive grinder. First…read moretime last time

Rawley's has a reputation for being a beloved CT hot dog place. They deep fry the dogs. Grill the…read morebuns in butter. You'll hear they have fans like Martha Stewart and David Letterman. Before this weekend, I had been once before years ago, and didn't really connect with the hot dogs in the way that others must. When I unexpectedly drove by this weekend and saw they were open, I had to try again. While the hot dog was good (not great or even very good), I continue to be underwhelmed relative to the expectations set by others and I found the experience unnecessarily inefficient and frustrating. When I arrived at 11:40 am, there was no line to order, 2 people were waiting for prior orders in the narrow front room where you order, and there were four people sitting in the narrow dining area who seemed to have their food already. I saw at least 4 different people working, which seemed adequate for the number of customers. I ordered at 11:41. I asked if they make any of their own toppings and I was told they make their own hot relish, but none of the other toppings. So I ordered one hot dog with yellow mustard, and the house red hot relish. The other available toppings, included chili, cheese, kraut, onions, sweet relish, bacon, jalapenos, mayo and dill pickle chips. I didn't get my hot dog until 12:01. So 20 minutes later. In those 20 minutes, they handed out a couple of average looking phone in orders. So it wasn't like they were doing a huge phone-in takeout business either. One of the two people who ordered ahead of me finally said "I have to go. I need a refund." They said they were completing his order so he ended up waiting a couple more minutes. I was equally frustrated with the inability of four people to accomplish so little in 20 minutes. I was there long enough to read a story they have on the wall about how people will wait "20 minutes for the real thing". So it actually seems to be a source of pride that they can take 20 minutes to fill your order, because you will like the food that much. I've been to many of the best loved CT hot dog places. I have had my hot dog within 5 minutes from some of those paces. I have never waited longer than 10 minutes for a single hot dog, even when there were twice as many customers. Even when the other hot dog places have many more topping options and they actually make some of those toppings in house. 20 minutes for a single hot dog with simple toppings is unacceptable during non-busy periods, and should be embarrassing, rather than an apparent source of pride. I could get over 20 minutes for a best in CT level hot dog. My hot dog was not near that level. Rawley's uses a standard bun length Hummel hot dog. Deep frying the dog is supposed to make it snappy. My dog was not snappy. My teeth pierced the dog, with very little resistance. I'm not a Hummel guy, but the flavor was fine. The hot relish was pretty good. It did not pop relative to the topping options of my favorite CT hot dog shops. The butter-grilled bun is a highlight, however. It's probably one of the best hot dog buns in CT. I don't live near Fairfield. I can't see returning to Rawley's. Especially, given that one of the best CT hot dog spots is also in Fairfield, and another is up the road a bit in Milford. 3 Stars for the whole experience. 3.75 Stars for the hot dog.

My first time visiting this local staple in Fairfield, CT. We ordered a hot dog with ketchup, a…read moregrilled chicken breast sandwich and onion rings. My favorite item were the onion rings. They were fresh, crispy and just delicious. My only complaint is they brought no type of dipping sauce with it. The chicken breast sandwich was fresh but basic. The hot dog apparently is a Hummel hot dog. I enjoyed they toasted the bun so it was warm and toasty. The location is off a main road and has parking. There are a few seats if you choose to dine in. I found the hot dog curtains adorable. Service was quick. They turned over the few tables quickly. Prices were reasonable. I'd visit again.