dinner in Fairfield was superb. Catch of the day wonderful, Steak Diane…read moredelicious, Green Goddess and Caesar Salad, crispy and fresh. Loved the setting

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.

A great spot to have a fantastic cup of coffee with fresh pastry. I love the chai latte. they also…read morehave a variety of choices for a light lunch! The croissants are fantastic !

I had heard great things about Wake-Cup-Coffee. I was excited to try it out. Unfortunately, I was…read moredisappointed with the taste of the coffee and, even more so, with the service. Overall, it did not live up to the expectations I had based on the reviews.

Great lunch special! Three courses for a affordable price!…read more Their mussels are amazing and all the sauces are great. Ambience is very cute with vintage decor.

The Friday evening vibe was exactly the way to end a hectic work week…read more The service was good, very pleasant and efficient. The food was comforting! The buffalo cauliflower was delicious! Surprising as I didn't expect cauliflower could taste so good. The jambalaya was also really good. The chicken taquitos and chicken dumplings were ok. The cocktails were excellent, especially the pear martini. Parking is easy and very convenient.

Good soups however if you have a favorite you may have to be patient they sellout or don't make…read moresome of their options in a regular basis Another watch-out for is some bathes are saltier than others so I recommend Saratoga before buying

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.

Boy oh boy, Fiona Ramsteck sure does know how to make a bacon, egg, and cheese. I got one from…read moreCandlewood Market and it was actually unreal, perfectly cooked bacon, fluffy eggs, melted cheese, and everything tasted so fresh. Somehow she made a simple bacon, egg, and cheese taste 10 times better than anywhere else. On top of that, she was super friendly and made the whole experience even better. Fiona definitely knows what she's doing back there.

My wife and I were heading to New Haven and wanted coffee on the way. My research showed that…read moreCandlewood Market had nitro cold brew, so I was looking forward to it. The market is pretty big and bright with a good amount of seating. The staff were very friendly and service was prompt. They had a nice selection of gourmet ingredients and foods to purchase as well. I ordered the nitro cold brew and received what appeared to be a regular cold brew. I asked the staff member if it was their "nitro" and they assured me it was. My wife had an iced latte that seemed like a cold brew with oat milk and some flavored syrup. The "nitro" cold brew didn't have any body to it and ended up being a pretty smooth and tasty regular cold brew. Solid enough pit stop.

THIS BUSINESS (Culture Cafe) DOES NOT EXIST. Never has, at least at the address listed here. We've…read moretried to notify Yelp for years, but they have yet to remove this BOGUS page. (Note: the one-star rating is also a nod to Yelp for stinking on behalf of the disappointed "customers" looking for a dispensary, as well as us having to deal w/ "lost" people who say "but Yelp has it listed here as a business." (The actual - & legitimate - business at that location is our record store, Vinyl Street Co., which you're more than welcome to check out, if you're interested in buying music.) :) -- Kitti & Josh, VSC.

As a recent Fairfield U grad, I have to give the grape 5 stars. If you were a Fairfield senior and…read moredid not go to the grape at least once a week, then I'm not sure what you did. In fact, you should just walk out to the light house during low tide and wait a few hours until you can't see the shore... I'm proud to be a regular at the grape, present during the school year on most Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. James H. makes a fantastic timeline about a typical grape-night. And Mike C... to my defense and the defense of my classmates, only about 10% of seniors fell under the tube top/gelled hair category. However, I can say that about 95% of us were blacked out before close. I was there a few times during the summer and I have to say, I'm very disappointed about the light crowd. Even though the students are gone, I figured locals and shoobies would pour in more frequently. Regardless, the grape is the epitome of the Fairfield U social scene. My night at the grape (after a hefty pregame at lantern point) would usually start with a few vodka 180's and a half a dozen house shots (which are only $1). Chris, the DJ, pretty much sticks to hip-hop all night. And even though Fairfield might be the least diverse campus on the East Coast, we know how to drink and embarrass ourselves through the art of dance, preferably right next to the dartboards. We also know how to waste money in games like Buck Hunter, Lobster Claw, and Bowling. On Tuesdays, most drinks are $2, and all the time $2 bud light bottles are hard to beat. I've never heard of another bar that supports a shitshow of a water/booze fight the night after graduation and gives out commorative t-shirts to their loyal Fairfield U senior customers. Sea Grape Cafe, I love you.

Your bouncer needs to control the behavior of your customers out on the patio. We were verbally…read moreassaulted last night by a group of your drunk customers as we walked by and your staff did nothing as bystanders. It's your responsibility to notice this foul behavior and stop it as it is happening! There's no need to call us faggots and threaten us as we walk by! Shame on your staff for allowing that to slide.

Don't let the location fool you away from this Cafe. It's hidden within a discount bookstore…read morelocated in the old Borders on the Post Road in Fairfield. Some might claim that it's about the same as the Seattle's Best Coffee that used to reside in the same exact spot. However, they include a lot more menu items, and not just your average cup of joe. The Taj Cafe has espresso and coffee choices from the Lavazza line of products, as well as a menagerie of syrups and sauces that you can customize your latte or cappuccino with. They also include smoothies, milkshakes, and over 20 different types of loose-leaf teas from the Republic of Tea that the staff will happily put into your own tea bag for you. They also serve the usual line-up of bottled soda and other drinks. As for the pastries served, the muffins and croissants taste like they're delivered fresh each morning, which, in fact, they are. Some of the cookies and cinnamon rolls are bakes right there behind the counter, and the line-up of cakes and pies are delicious, including a gluten-free variety of chocolate cake. Personally, the Oreo Cake is a favorite of mine. I mean to order different, but I'm always returning back to that one slice of cake because it's so good. The Taj also serve wraps that have a homemade taste to them. These wraps make a great lunch. They have very competitive pricing, making the quality of the ingredients of a good value. The staff is well-skilled in their crafts, which can sometimes be hard to come by these days in the world of fine espresso drinks (especially in Fairfield County). The service is always friendly and cheerful. Other then an occasional, over-caffinated nut job that wanders in with an impossible order, most of the customers are pretty cool. The environment around the cafe is laid-back and relaxed, and even includes the over-all favorite of free Wi-Fi.

Generous and delicious food. Best Indian restaurant around. Excellent delivery service.read more

We were headed to Castle for a Rueben and saw this place. Decided to check it out. Small but tons…read moreof TVs. It's small but perfect for a great game experience. So many TVs. Our first experience was with a male bartender. Took our order and was professional. Quickly afterwards was a swift change, and Lori was there. So friendly, kind and professional. Helped us with our food order. They have a limited menu, so recommend hot dogs, lol. Very clean bar, We mostly watched the Olympics, but the vibe was positive. They only accept cash so know this coming in. ATM is available. Overall a tiny, cute bar. Neighborhood bar, we enjoyed it

I live 2 hours from my parents, and Tony D's seemed like a great midpoint for us to meet up to…read morewatch the World Cup final. I called in advance to ensure they'd be open and playing the match, which they assured me they were. After driving all the way there, they not only were closed, but the bar was still covered in bottles from the previous night; they had no intention of opening. This was a once in a lifetime game, and they stole it from us.

ordered takeout for pickup on my way home and decided to try their new crispy chicken with French…read morefries, curry spicy sauce on the side, and cilantro rice. The chicken was probably crispier when it left the kitchen, but it had softened by the time I got home. From it being packaged with no air vent for the steam to escape. The chicken itself didn't do much for me either. It looked like dark meat, possibly thigh, but instead of being juicy it was a bit dry; the The portion could have been more generous. The cilantro rice was mushy. I also ordered a side of ají verde, and for the small portion, I thought it should have been complimentary. A lot of places offer a sauce like that as a courtesy. Overall, I wasn't a fan of what I ordered this time. That said, I wouldn't rule the place out. Their tacos and happy hour margarita specials might be better, so I'd be willing to come back and give those a try. Their happy hour runs daily from 3-7 p.m., and the taco selection looks much stronger than the non-crispy chicken.

I visited here after searching for the best nachos and decided on Lantina Cantina based on YELP…read morereviews. I arrived on a Sunday afternoon and there were no cars in parking lot so I was unsure if they were open. They were. I entered and it took some time before I was acknowledged and I almost left...but after waiting at front I was told to sit wherever I chose; the place was empty and I decided to sit at the bar. The bartender was gracious, friendly, and accomodating. Super guy. I ordered a margarita and nachos with steak. Both were delivered quickly. Tortilla chips were said to be made in house, but these were not. They were multi.colored and not made in house. Nacho cheese from a can, not cheddar as advertised. Like the cheese you get at a 7 11 or gas station. Yuck. I was not impressed at all by nachos or steak and at $18 would never order again. Service was top notch and friendly, and the place was clean, inclluding the restrooms. Great Happy Hour deals daily so may return for that but cannot recommend the nachos.