Ordered tacos for a last-minute birthday celebration and they were a huge hit! We tried the…read morechicken, birria, and shrimp--every single one was packed with flavor. The tacos were stuffed, delicious, and super satisfying. Everyone loved them and immediately said they couldn't wait to order again. Customer service was also excellent. Highly recommend! We look forward to exploring more of their menu.

Food was super authentic and delicious! Mixed pupusas and birria tacos are amazing. The sopes were…read morealso delicious. Highly recommend!

Latin deli is my families go to restaurant for catering parties and it's always a hit! From the…read morepicadera platters, empanadas, potato salad, rice, Pernil, to the helpful staff - everything is always great!

they take adventage of people... lie about prices and overcharging people... 19$ for just some meat…read morewhen I've spent more there in way more food and only payed 18$ before... don't trust. ive been a client for years and now ill never go back

Improbably good mall food!…read more My family has been more obsessed than usual with Jamaican / Caribbean food since our fabulous meal at Bar Manje, trying our hand at various jerk chicken and sorrel drink recipes at home, foraging for wild amaranth to make a more authentic callalloo. Of course we honed right in on Scotch Bonnet when we found ourselves at Danbury Fair Mall, hungry. Scotch Bonnet is the opposite of what you think of when you think "mall food." Everything appears to be scratch made. There are bubbling pots on the stove right behind the counter wafting enticing smells. And we saw fresh, hot food being brought out every few minutes as we waited. The jerk chicken we tried was moist and well seasoned (I think boneless thigh meat), mild enough that the 11-year-old didn't have trouble with spice levels. The jerk chicken by itself was fair, but after a dunk in scotch bonnet pineapple sauce -- which packed some legit heat -- it was fire! Callalloo was lightly seasoned and retained some texture. Green plantains had an unusual-to-us texture as though they'd been boiled and baked, not fried -- more like potatoes than tostones. I'm a sucker for well made tostones, but these were healthier and held up better on a steam table. The progeny enjoyed the mac 'n' cheese. The counter doesn't showcase everything that's on their extensive menu (e.g. jerk fish, seafood boils). I assume these are made to order and will have to make time and stomach capacity for these on our next visit. Really nice folks run the show. We very much look forward to next time!

I owe a sincere apology to the team at Scotch Bonnet in the Danbury Fair Mall food court…read more Why? Because I walked up expecting... well... food court food. What I got instead was a legit, fresh, sit-down-restaurant quality meal being handcrafted right in front of me by people who clearly take real pride in what they're doing. I ordered the jerk chicken with their "smoked" jerk sauce over a field greens salad and it was honestly one of the best salads I've had anywhere in the area. Perfectly seasoned chicken, bright fresh greens, and a sauce that should probably come with a warning label because I'm still thinking about it a day later. The best part? The whole thing was under $14 with a drink. In 2026 that feels like some sort of culinary glitch in the matrix. While I was waiting, I watched the team chopping, seasoning, and assembling everything fresh with the kind of care you normally see in a full-service kitchen. It completely changed my expectations of what a "mall food court" can be. Meanwhile, everyone else can keep lining up for the same old tasteless, sodium-laden "Asian" food... or the wildly overrated chicken chain from Atlanta where people stand in line like sheep for dry, forgettable chicken. Their loss. And I barely scratched the surface of the menu -- wings, sandwiches, bowls, patties, and a bunch of other things I'm already planning to come back and try. The only tiny bummer? The plastic cutlery they offer is a little too flimsy for a salad this hearty and loaded. But honestly, if that's the biggest complaint I have, I'm thrilled. So yes... I came for a quick mall bite. Instead I found a place I'll intentionally come back for. And again, apologies to the chefs for the skepticism. You converted me.

Favorite place to eat in all of CT. This is a casual Brazilian deli where you pick your own food…read morefrom a salad and hot bar and request meat from the meat carving station afterwards. This is an extremely popular blue collar spot in Danbury that became really special to me as a undergrad student and has remained an amazing place. The Pao de queijo is amazing with the right balance of chewiness with a nice crust on the outside. Picanha and beef ribs are also outstanding-- the ribs are incredibly rich, tender and flavorful. The beans are also seasoned to perfection. Hot bar is also really nice and overall you can make a really satisfying, personalized meal for yourself at a reasonable cost. I recommend coming before 9 PM because they start running out of stuff and hot bar looks rough at night. Also definitely give the complimentary spicy peppers in oil a try-- super spicy but delicious.

There is always a long line. But that's because they're that good. Is the line worth it. YES!!…read more The steak is great. We always take it home. My tip: order rare, so when it gets home it isn't overcooked. We have ordered delivery but the steak comes overcooked so it's better to actually go there. Also, when you order via door dash they don't give options for the pork and pineapple. If you haven't, give this place a try. Worth it.

I know...five stars for a family restaurant? Yep…read more Yes, there are prettier places. Yes, parking is challenging. Yes, tableware is all about function over looks. But you'd have to pay twice as much at every other local place that might tick the above boxes. At Giselle's, a memorable meal is quite affordable. The early bird special was outstanding. There were enough choices for our party of three -all under $18. Diners can also choose from the main menu. We intend to do this next time. My husband loved his scampi. I can't say enough for the waitstaff. They were friendly yet efficient. Some were moving so fast they appeared to be on roller skates! Go. You won't be disappointed. As I mentioned , if you are all in on the niceties...go somewhere else. But be prepared to pay double the typical Gisella bill.

The BEAST stepped into Gisella's Ristorante... and this one? It's got the reputation but doesn't…read morefully live up to the hype. Good, but not as great as the ratings suggest. Let's start with what they do right. The place has that classic Italian restaurant feel cozy, welcoming, and clearly built for family-style dining. You can tell right away why people like it. Service tends to be friendly, portions are solid, and it checks that "comfort food" box. But The BEAST isn't here for vibes alone... helpful definitely, but we're here for the food. And this is where things level out. The dishes especially staples like chicken parm come out looking the part, but flavor-wise? It's a little one-dimensional. The sauce leans heavy and slightly flat, lacking that bright, fresh tomato punch you want in a strong Italian kitchen. It fills you up, sure but it doesn't leave a lasting impression. There's also a bit of that "quantity over precision" feel. Big portions are great, but when you're sitting at a 4.7-star reputation, expectations jump and this doesn't quite match that level of execution.

This place is so delicious and the portions are very generous. Delicious lemonade. Rice, beans,…read moretostones, chicken, shrimp, everything flavorful.

I was hesitating coming here, but I was craving some Latin food. I used to frequent a Peruvian…read morerestaurant in Norwalk, and nothing of the same quality and price point comes to mind in Danbury. So, I took a chance and am so happy that I did... the server working spoke a little English, so that helped. I ordered the bistec encebollado, and it was fantastic! And they give you complimentary chips and salsa to start. It was a nice, quiet late lunch around 2 p.m. and for a $17 meal, it was worth it. On my second visit, I tried the caldo de gallina (chicken soup) omg, it was soo good, I came back the next day to get it again. I had a cold and it was perfect comfort food! And on another visit, I tried the caldo de pata. OMG. It was a fantastic dish! I'm hooked.

I enjoyed my meal at Sesame Seed Restaurant. The food was flavorful, well prepared, and offered a…read morenice variety of options. The service was friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere was comfortable for a relaxed dining experience.

This place is consistent. Staff is so incredibly kind. From the hummus, to the salad, to the…read morechicken Marsala. Everything tastes great. Always have to come here when in the area.

I was pleasantly surprised with the setting inside. I…read moreordered number 21, and it was amazing! It was full of flavor! I loved it! And so healthy. Service was very attentive! I intend to return.

The BEST in the Danbury area. I've tried pretty much everything on the menu, and you can never go…read morewrong. The owner is sweet, and the service is great. I come here for late lunch, around 2pm and it's nice and quiet.