Everything was amazing, food is some of the best I've ever had, everything is kosher, the…read moredecorations are also really cool. The menu rotates so you can always have something new! They have some available cookbooks to look at and some talit and tefilin sets available for use. The food is so great, especially since ladle and loaf has lots on their menu that you would really only find treif, like buffalo chicken for example. 18/10 establishment!

Charming owners. Great food. Relaxed place to enjoy a meal and friends. Great locationread more

When working in downtown New Haven I walk to this salad place at least twice a week. Everything is…read morefresh, and the price point is reasonable for the quality.

The shop was very clean and the service was excellent- however- the grilled chicken was hard as a…read morerock and definitely cooked at least a day or two in advance. Not a great experience overall. Will not return.

The service, staff and bagels are wonderful! Well worth the drive into New Haven just to enjoy…read moretheir bagels!! Love the outdoor seating as well.

This place is amazing. Full stop. Would come all the time if I were local!…read more FOOD: Bagels. Interesting cream cheeses. Cookies. Yum. Sadly they were out of the Cacio Pepe bagel but I would 100% come back for it. SERVICE: 10 stars out of 5. The people here are super super nice! AMBIANCE: Some outdoor seating. Cute. BATHROOM: Clean with lots of toilet paper! Quite hilarious, actually.

absolutely delicious pickled turnips , gyro pita and chicken shawrma wraps insane - great customer…read moreservice

Ordered takeout on a Wednesday evening. Online ordering was easy and on time. Picking up was a…read morelittle difficult because there isn't a good place to pull over and go inside to pick up the food. I ordered the rice bowl with chicken shawarma, hummus, seasoned onions, fried cauliflower, and creamy garlic with tzatziki and white sauce. The meal came with a lot of protein which was nice. I wish the sides were a little bigger and that you could choose more than 4. But got lots of meals out of this and flavors were good! Prices seemed fair for the size. Overall just hard pick up but food was good.

This is my favorite brunch place in New Haven by far! We come here often and it is right across the…read morestreet from where we used to live. My husband and I always get the same thing and split it as it is enough for 2. The blueberry pancakes are delicious! Omelettes yummy (well seasoned) - we always add mushrooms, ground impossible sausage and spinach. I usually get a chai latte or seasonal latte and hubby gets the lavender lemonade. Service is fast and the energy is lively and although always busy, they never rush you out. We also love the neighborhood and always run into friends here, it has an energy of "it's the place to be".

After several visits, Poppy's has become one of my favorite local places in New Haven for brunch…read more This charming little cafe has a simple and clean atmosphere and delicious coffee and brunch options. This morning, I met some friends here and ordered the Poppy's Breakfast and an iced Vietnamese coffee. I was pleased and overall we had a great experience. Additionally, I noticed they have an updated menu, which is always exciting to see a business improve. Poppy's is definitely a place I recommend and I look forward to coming back in the future.

Came here around 1 PM on a Sunday and it wasn't crowded, and there was plenty of seating in this…read morenice open grab and go restaurant. I went up to order after quickly perusing the menu and decided to build a bowl. I got the salmon and tuna, and added everything that didn't cost extra. The fish was fresh and flavorful, and I particularly liked the taste of the different sauces! Next time I go I'd skip the wasabi, as it was liquidy and potent and a bit much for me so beware.

Ordered takeout from here! This was actually my first time trying poke and I was blown away by how…read moremuch I liked it!! Tip: use Snackpass to see what discounts they have! Through Snackpass, I got a Pick 3 protein Brown Rice Bowl with Salmon, Shrimp, Tofu. Bowl was pretty generous and I really appreciated all the toppings you can add. I loved the Umami Shoyu flavor a lot! When I went into the restaurant to sit down to wait, one of the staff came up to me and asked about my order, which was really attentive of them!

Service and ambiance of a cute, small town, and local cafe/restaurant because that's what it is!…read moreVery allergy friendly too and definitely giving New Haven and Yale energy

Very yummy old school (70s style with some updates) vegetarian restaurant (aka kosher dairy). I was…read morea little overwhelmed by all of the choices on the menu and decided to get an omelette for dinner. I could choose three veggies and a cheese. I picked spinach, arugula, mushrooms, and their house made queso blanco. It came with a few yummy French-fry-style roasted potatoes and one of their famous dinner rolls, which was multigrain and very hearty. Not cutting edge but all well-made and tasty. The bakery items looked amazing but I was full! So I got a piece of their carrot cake, which other customers were raving about, as well as a vegan gluten-free sunbutter cookie. I very much appreciate that they have outdoor seating! They happen to be very close to a smoke shop, so eating outside they just were a lot of people vaping or smoking as they passed. It's also a particularly hectic corner with people going to the theater or for music show. But I am planning to come back while I'm here and to try something else!

East Rock Market is an enclosed public market and food hall that opened in New Haven, Connecticut…read morein October 2021. It was founded by business partners Rishi Narang and John Ginnetti. Narang is a developer while Ginnetti is a restauranteur that also owns the cocktail bar 116 Crown as well as the sandwich shop Meat & Co. The old industrial building which now houses the market was the WWI-era Marlin Arms factory. Now known as East Rock Center, Narang's family has owned the building for over three decades. He brought in a few businesses over the years to fill the space, including East Rock Brewing Company, mActivity Fitness Center, and Rebel Hair Salon. Unfortunately, Narang could not find the right tenant for the full-service restaurant he envisioned. He then teamed up with Ginnetti to open New Haven's first food hall: a collaboration between local chefs and entrepreneurs. As of this writing, the food hall's current tenants are Meat & Co., Ground Up Coffee, Ozzy's Apizza, Rockfish Maki Bar, Don Rene Taqueria, and Rick's Bar. My older son and I recently stopped at East Rock Market for lunch. I had been meaning to stop by for some time. East Rock Market is a lot smaller than other food halls that I've been to in the past, but all of the tenants here are fantastic. There are so many great options for consumers: New Haven-style pizza, tacos, sushi, gourmet sandwiches, specialty coffee, hand-rolled bagels, and craft cocktails. There's also plenty of seating (both inside and outside). You can even order food to go and take it with you to East Rock Brewing, which is conveniently located next door. My son and I loved all of the options, but we decided to order a couple of delicious pies from Ozzy's Apizza. They were excellent! Nice time we stop in, we're interested in trying out some tacos from Don Rene Taqueria. Regardless of what you're looking for, East Rock Market is sure to have you covered!

East Rock Market is one of our favorite spaces! It includes Ozzy's (pizza), Don Rene (tacos),…read moreRockfish (sushi), Ground Up (coffee), Meat & Co (sandwiches), Rick's (bar). We have been to all these spots except for Rick's. That spot never seems to be open for their posted hours and we go a lot. Plenty of seating and some really great food. It is attached to East Rock Brewing with its own parking lot across the street. This spot had a lot of potential and now it's showing some of it! Looking forward to watching it grow more!