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    7 years ago

    Great food, quick and awesome customer service! I love their crispy chicken wraps-I have become a regular there.

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    7 years ago

    The Chef is amazing. Makes meals like a champ!

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    Nova Cafe - Food

    Nova Cafe

    3.8(31 reviews)
    1.9 mi

    So yesterday I decided to make a side trip over to Nova Cafe, a place I had been meaning to give a…read moretry, but never really had a chance. It was too far out of my way for convenience. In a town that has no shortage of cafes and pick-me-ups, Nova faces some stiff competition. Let's break it down. The building it's in looks almost like a house. If one were to look at it at first glance and not know any better, they might think it was someone's home. This is further evidenced by the fact that the porch looks homey, and the front door looks like what a front door might look like for something as assuming as a house. You have a ramp you could walk up on if you towards the back a little on the left. Even steeping inside, you could mistake this for a house in a vacuum of space. Only the order booth gives a clear indication that this is a cafe. But this just goes to show just how well they pull off the cozy, homey vibe. It feels like the kind of place where you could cook a batch of homemade chocolate cookies, serve it with some nice, cold milk, and we'd have a feast. The people who do work here are nice and helpful as well. So why the four? Well, even though the panini-pressed melt I had ordered was great and the bread it was on had a great crisp to it, you have to remember that there are a lot of cafes in Wilton. Because of this fact, this place needs to have something that makes it stand out in terms of what they have on menu, and so far the only thing that truly stands out is the ambiance. I do want to come back and try their other stuff, and I did enjoy the Mocha Madness I had from them. It's still a fair bit out of my way, so I don't know how often I will be able to come back, but I do want to give their other items a try.

    This is a clean, cute and warm place! The staff is somewhat friendly…read more The lattes were ok. I wish they had been hotter. Vanilla nut latte - was good flavor just luke warm. 3.5 out of 5 Almond Joy latte - too sweet and luke warm 3 out of 5 I'd definitely comeback and ask for it extra hot. Maybe next time we will stay here and try other items.

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    Nova Cafe - Tuna melt

    Tuna melt

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    Wave Hill Breads

    Wave Hill Breads

    4.5(26 reviews)
    2.7 mi

    I have wanted to visit Wave Hill in Norwalk for a while, but I live an hour away. But Lucky Me…read more They were at the Chester Sunday Market when I recently visited. I bought a Seeded Semolina bread, a Rosemary Focaccia, a Demi Baguette, chocolate chip cookies, an almond croissant and cheese monkey bread. I'll start with the most positive. The bread was terrific. My whole family loved it. It was fresh. Crusty in the right way. There were household requests for repeat purchases, and I had to say, "Don't get ahead of yourselves, they're too far away for normal shopping." I didn't eat the almond croissant or the cheese monkey bread until the next day. So I can't fairly judge them. The croissant was still pretty tasty. The cookie was fine. My wife and I both had one the day we bought it. We've had a lot of top tier cookies this year. I can't put this cookie in that category. The texture wasn't as enjoyable. It was a harder cookie than I like. It had less chocolate. The salt content wasn't where I like it. So we loved the bread. And would buy it again. We'd skip the cookie. 4.5 Stars

    First visit here, although I have passed it by numerous times on the Post Rd in Norwalk. I came to…read moretry the "Parisian" sandwich with Jambon de Paris (specific ham from Paris France). Small parking lot shared with multiple other businesses, but was able to find a spot. I was greeted seconds after entering, asking what I wanted, but as this was my first time here I wanted time to look around. Other than a party of 4 who were seated inside, no other customers were around. I had no idea they made pizza, and I took a suggested sample to try. Outstanding. Still looking and deciding, I was again asked if I was ready. I did know I wanted a sourdough baguette. OK. Packed. I asked about the Parisian sandwich (all the sandwiches are pre made and disayed in the case), to be sure Jambon de Paris was used. The staff had NO clue what I was talking about, and rudely proclaimed "it's ham". Yes, I am aware its ham, but if it is not Jambon de Paris I want to know so I can chose something else. Luckily, the manager or owner overheard and confirmed it was Jambon de Paris. Staff began ringing my items when I indicated that I still wanted 2 more items. Sigh and eyeroll. There was no one else in line or waiting to order. All items were expensive and no receipt was provided which I did not realize till I got home. The sandwich was good, but needed more Jambon de Paris. The tarragon mustard gave a nice flavor, while the butter provided a smooth texture to compliment the crunchiness of the bread. The sourdough bread and the filled croissants were both delicious, but also quite pricey. Sandwiches are not made or order, there is no pricing on many of the items that I could see, this is a location with lots of traffic and not much parking. On top of all of that, feeling rushed and completely disrespected as a paying customer doesn't make me want to return or recommend. You only get one chance to make a good first impression.

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    Wave Hill Breads - Inside

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    Wave Hill Breads - Coffee Cake and pastry

    Coffee Cake and pastry

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    Rise Doughnuts - Winterberry Flavor

    Rise Doughnuts

    4.6(92 reviews)
    2.5 mi
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    I don't even like sweets... and I'm OBSESSED. Rise Doughnuts is next level--easily the best donuts…read moreI've ever had in my life. The French toast donut? Unreal. It literally melts in your mouth--light, fluffy, and perfectly balanced without being overly sweet. My boys couldn't get enough! The maple latte was just as good--rich, smooth, and delicious. And somehow the avocado toast was just as impressive--fresh, flavorful, and the perfect savory balance. Everything here tastes insanely high-quality and made with intention. You can tell the difference immediately. I'm ruined now--no other donut will compare.

    This place perfectly encapsulates how a notch above mediocrity is absolutely thrilling to the…read moresuburban Connecticut person. Look, it is a cute shop. They spent the money and they have a nice espresso machine. Which of course is ultimately the only thing that matters to me - the coffee. But let's talk about the donuts. Because this is a donut shop. They are large. Like Americans. They are not particularly inspiring. They are cake-like - with the exception of the apple fritter one which was a gooey greasy mess. None of them are really donuts. I got four of them to go. I took a bite of each and that was more than enough. Even my high school aged son passed them over after a few bites. Now for the surprise, and the reason that this is not a more scathing review. The coffee was surprisingly okay. I ordered a Cortado. Of course it was served in the only sized cup they have so it wasn't properly presented, but it was reasonably good and I drank the whole thing. So, doughnut shop: coffee - good, donuts - meh. Add to this the inexplicable hyper-popularity that causes there to be a line around the block and I would say overall - not worth the time unless you catch it at an hour when there's no wait.

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    Interior

    Rise Doughnuts - Aztec cinnamon doughnut & Wilton cream doughnut

    Aztec cinnamon doughnut & Wilton cream doughnut

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    Elm Street Diner - Yes that's is correct it's a milk shake.

    Elm Street Diner

    3.6(78 reviews)
    3.3 mi

    After seeing all the Tik Tok videos of the food here, we just had to stop in while we were driving…read morethrough town. I was pumped that parking was free, just around the corner in a garage. Super surprised that it wasn't slammed. We walked right in at lunch time and were just about the only ones there. The menu is overwhelming. I feel like I'd need to eat here for like a month straight to actually try everything that I want to. My son eats like a bird so he stuck to the "basic" menu and got the cookies and cream waffle. That was breakfast, lunch and dessert all in one. They did not skip on the crushed oreos. My daughter and I needed to see some of the viral dishes for ourselves so we stuck to the Social Media section of the menu. She got the Fried Chicken Mac N Cheese burrito and I got the Smash Wrap. Neither one of us finished even half of our mains. They are huge! Bigger isn't always better but the quality was not lost in the size. They were also delicious. We both loved the mac n cheese filling. Our waitress was super sweet and when she found out we were traveling, she threw in some complimentary "famous" cinnamon sugar donuts for the ride. I forgot to get a pic of those, but they were nice and fresh, even after we waited a few hours before eating them because we just about rolled out of there after eating so much. We will have to stop back in another time to share one of the gigantic milkshakes.

    I loved the atmosphere of the diner! Unfortunately when we…read morewent was so noisy that we could barely hear our server or ourselves at the table. The food was great and plentiful. They have special desserts that really are for 2-4 people not 1. They do love to celebrate birthdays with the whole staff singing! The menu is very strict and they would not just bring 1 pancake for the toddler at our table at whatever the cost or an extra bowl of fruit. Both of the items were part of a bigger meal that would have been wasted if ordered.

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    Elm Street Diner - Interior (just as they were closing)

    Interior (just as they were closing)

    Elm Street Diner - Brunch Crunchwrap

    Brunch Crunchwrap

    Elm Street Diner - Sampler...very good

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    Sampler...very good

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