Great Friday night stop at one of my favorite places for a delicious dinner with my sisters…read more Greeted by my friend and owner Brendan always with a smile. Pictured is Creamy Parmesan Salmon (Pan seared with diced onions, red peppers, garlic and crushed red peppers. Served with mashed potatoes and broccoli and carrots. Delicious I also had 6 Creamy Chipotle bone in wings with sauce (not pictured sorry)

Back here again for dinner. I had the Crispy Mahi tacos again and they were excellent again. I…read moremanaged to contain myself long enough to get a photo this time. Highly recommended. I want to try more of the menu.

The food is great, had the Elm Street burger w/ a potato bun!!!…read more Alina took really good car of us - she is awesome

Bambi was incredible, great service and so knowledgeable about the beer selection. She made our…read moreexperience really special!

Jimmies of Savin Rock in West Haven was originally a hot dog stand called Moxie that opened in…read more1925. That's the second oldest CT hot dog spot still in business that I know of. Fun Fact - They invented the split hot dog. Jimmie's is more of a seafood spot now, but they still serve hot dogs. I recently visited just to quickly try a hot dog. The restaurant is large and has a bit of a Seventies Motor Lodge feel. But the restaurant is right next to the Sound, and there is a terrific ocean level view out the glass windows in the back of the restaurant. There also is a large outdoor seating section that was not in use when I was there. I asked if they had any specialty dogs. They didn't. They had standard hot dog toppings, but I opted just for the relish because it sounded unique. They described it as the type of relish on Chicago Style dogs. It was in fact Alien Green and sweet. They have an original recipe standard length hot dog made for them. Good density. Pretty good flavor. Standard ungrilled bun. I didn't eat there, but one of the family members was kind enough to speak with me about the history of their hot dogs while I waited. I appreciated that because I'm a food blogger and it definitely helped with my content. 3.75 Stars

Jimmies reminds me of old school dining when I was growing up…read more I ask to be seated in the window for a beach view. They don't take advantage of their beach location. I appreciate that they have broiled options instead of all fried. Consistent no frills dining. It really needs a facelift and new vibe.

AMAZING BEST wings I've ever had!!!…read moreAwesome happy hour. you have to try the muscles Pomodoro.. Service was excellent. The place is always busy come early for the best happy hour

I took my mother-in-law for a birthday dinner here because she really likes wings and nachos in…read morethis place popped up in my search. I gave them a try, but I must admit this was pretty disappointing. We ordered a 20 piece of the wings and then a separate order of the six piece based on the amount of sauces we could order. The 20 piece wings were extremely overcooked and really dry and chewy on the inside as if they had been sitting under a warmer for a very, very long time. The six piece wings were actually a little undercooked in the sense that the skin was really still fatty. The fish tacos had absolutely no flavor and we're not enjoyable at all. The nachos were good and we enjoyed those. The Service was standard, nothing that stood out. One thing that I would note is after I paid the bill, we decided instead of going somewhere else for dessert or ice cream that we would just get something from their dessert menu and I told them this was for my mother-in-law's birthday. I was not expecting it to be free, but I did think it would be a nice touch if they did it on their own considering I just spent $150 on dinner and usually restaurants will give you the dessert for free but they still brought me the check for the dessert. I'm not dinging the restaurant for this, but just making an awareness to not expect anything here.

Stopped by to check out the new reopened Apizza Abate and not disappointed!…read more Food is awesome quality and great bargain Sunday happy hour was $1 wings, clams, pizza slices and sliders, and the sliders were top tier! Great service as well, definitely will be back!

Have eaten in with different friends and also gotten pizza to take-out. Food has been consistently…read moregood, nice service staff, warm attractive interior. I don't have photos of all the dishes but we've had Burgers and Fries, Eggplant Rollatini, Meatballs with Salad, Italian Wedding Soup and of course Pizza.

Best Italian food ever. Nice friendly atmosphere great bar…read moreHappy hour food ., outdoor patio seating weekend music. Come see for yourself & enjoy.

The birthday traditions begin for 2025. If today's meal is any indication, this birthday year is…read moregoing to be super delicious. The food at Biagetti's tastes like you are back in your Italian grandmother's kitchen. Everything is made from scratch, super fresh, and truly a dining delight. Linda, the owner and our server made us feel welcome, and made every effort to anticipate our wishes. They completely met and exceeded our highest expectations. The ambience is lovely, even with large crowds in the dining room. It is a relaxing and elegant way to celebrate a birthday. There is off the street parking and a great happy hour as well. Definitely worth the trip from anywhere!

My wife and I stopped here for lunch after a train ride in from NYC, it was our first time at…read moreReruns but won't be our last. It is a small, but friendly establishment - as the only non-regulars in the place it could have been uncomfortable, but Karen the bartender treated us like old friends. The owner/chef (didn't catch his name) was friendly, and a great guy. They told us (most of) the food is homemade. We had the French onion soup made by the owners wife (incredible), a buffalo chicken wrap with tots (very good sauce), a $19 lobster grilled cheese that tasted better than a $40 one elsewhere, and finally the clams over linguini (a special, I think). All of the food was delicious, they clearly take pride in their work. We had a couple beers (not sure the price) and finished off with an Irish coffee and a spiked hot chocolate - both were perfect. What an unexpected but 5 star experience. Amazing food, friendly staff, and friendly regulars (they had us cracking up the whole time). Don't let the small space, or divey vibes throw you off - Reruns is a gem and we can't wait to go back!

Came for open mic night and had a great time. The atmosphere was amazing. Live music. Beautiful…read moremusic. The whole place was hoping!! The place was alive. You could feel the energy. The place is welcoming bar with the way it looks and I love it. Service was great. She was busy as hell.

Cute! I just had…read moresome cava, so I can't say much about the food. But I liked the venue! The lighting is kind of dim, but that's fun for a wine bar. Also I loved the wallpaper and the seating. They have booths inside, chairs inside, bar seating inside, and also seating outside. No outdoor seating was free on Friday night but that's understandable!!! Service was good too! Everyone was nice and fun.

Apologies for the blurry picture! I got a cocktail called "swamp something"- it had cucumber gin…read moreand peanuts. What an odd but magical combination! I've never had anything like it before and I'm worse for it. This is a perfect neighborhood bar. The bar was decorated for Halloween, and the staff were wearing the coolest masks. Service was attentive and thoughtful. My friends enjoyed their wine and the mushroom carpaccio, salami, cheese and olives. What a gem!

Ex Pizza places, its the best place I've been in in New Haven. Great vibe, awesome food and…read moreperfect service.

Came here on Valentine's Day last Saturday night. We made a reservation without realizing they…read morewould be serving a Prix Fixe menu at $85 per person. It was quite steep, but since other local restaurants were booked, we decided to keep our reservation. I had been eager to return after several years, remembering previous excellent experiences. Because it was the Valentine's Day menu, it wasn't representative of their usual offerings. I missed the unique dishes they normally feature, but overall, it was still a pleasant evening. I had hoped to try their Arctic Char, but ended up with the salmon from the special menu. We started with an amuse-bouche of deviled eggs, which were fine. The ricotta appetizer was outstanding, with bright hints of lemon zest and balsamic, while the zucchini and carrots were less memorable. The salmon was enjoyable, though not my favorite dish, and I heard the steak was well-prepared. For dessert, the pistachio cake was tasty, though slightly dry, and was served with a pistachio and chocolate gelato. Overall, it was a decent experience, but quite pricey for the quality. I'm giving Zinc a 4-star rating, taking into account my past visits, which were quite good.