Popped into this spot just wondering around state street. The woman behind the counter was so nice…read more It's a nice spot to grab a good sandwich really quick. Definitely a grab&go situation. Now the sandwich: WOW I planned to enjoy half of it then and the other half later. Didn't go as planned. Sandwich was loaded with protein but was so light, whatever bread they used isn't very dense. Enjoyable!

I've only been here once, but it was tremendous. I ordered the Canadian Tux and it was out of this…read moreworld. However, I found their Garden Bae to be a little off putting. If I had to write a gripe down, I'd say there wasn't quite enough meat in my sandwich. I was still hungry when I finished it, and when Im spending $15+ on a sandwich, I expect to be full.

It was very busy but very organized. The employees got it under control. We were able to place…read moreorders at kiosks, hang out outside, and they call your name when your bagel is ready. We were able to snag a table that became available on the patio area. I got the basic BEC on a sesame bagel. Opening it up - the cheese was melty. The bacon was done well which is how I like it and chopped up so you don't end up pulling it all the way out when you're biting into the bagel. The bagel itself was delish. I could have just gotten that with some cream cheese because the bagel was perfectly crisp on the outside and chewy dough on the inside. Could be one of the best bagel sandwiches I've ever had!

What an amazing bagel! I got the egg, bacon sandwich, ordering at a kiosk, and then picking up the…read morebag when my name was called. The staff was especially helpful because someone tried to take my order, and she chased him down and even gave me a cookie for the trouble! The bagel itself was perfectly crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, and I loved that they distributed the ketchup throughout the bagel.

I pretty much get my lunch here every day and I LOVE it!…read more The guys that work here are beyond polite, the portions are beyond generous and the quality is outstanding! If you're in New Haven visit The Marketa!

The food is greasy and very unhealthy. They use too much cheese and add very little protein.read more

Easily some of the best sandwiches I've ever had! The location and atmosphere is fun. I spoke with…read morethe cook on both occasions and he was very friendly. Seriously amazing food! I want to try every Sandy on the menu.

Meat and Co is a creative sandwich shop in New Haven's upscale East Rock Market Food Hall. If you…read morenotice the sign, you'll see they've rotated the lower case "a" in "Meat" so it's upside down. Think of it as a culinary warning that they don't do things the normal way. I've had two sandwiches from Meat and Co. on two separate visits in 2025. The first was the Haute Tuna Melt. The tuna salad itself was good. It has some hot pepper and chive flavor. The tuna sandwich was on a panini-pressed ciabatta roll. I prefer some type of grilled sliced bread, which I think is more common, for a tuna melt. But that's fine. The biggest miss for me was the cheese. The American Cheese was not at all melted. So it's really just a tuna fish sandwich with American Cheese, Lettuce and Tomato. Good for what it was, but it wasn't a Tuna Melt. The second was The Rick Reuben. It must be more "Rick" than "Reuben". because it is the least "Reuben" Reuben sandwich I've ever had. It had pastrami, which is acceptable for a Reuben. That was about it. Instead of kraut, they had a mild red cabbage slaw. Instead of Swiss, they had cheddar. Instead of grilled rye bread, it was on a long panini-pressed pretzel roll. Admittedly, I didn't pay careful attention to the menu description because Reubens usually fall into one of a small number of types, and I like them all. Although, the online menu I saw did not reference the pretzel roll. This sandwich was too far away from any accepted form of Reuben to be called a Reuben. If it had been called a Pretzel Pastrami Melt, which is far more accurate, I wouldn't have ordered it. It was fine for it was. The pastrami was average though. Given how much I like the other East Rock Market vendors, I'm unlikely to return. If you go, pay close attention to the menu and maybe ask questions. 3.25 Stars

Cute little cafe on the fabled Wooster St. They have just 2-3 small tables. The owner seems to have…read morea fascination for fresh flowers and had almost 3-4 large vases all over. They have coffee, fresh pastries and some sandwich options on the menu. We sampled the fruit tart which was an absolute delight. My cousins got coffee to warm them up on the cold spring night. We spent quite some time avoiding the cold outside while waiting for our pizza orders from the two iconic places next door.

Was really excited to stop by when I found out a new cafe opened in Wooster Square but I was…read moreunderwhelmed by the experience. I might have caught them on a bad day but the dessert display case had empty boxes and only a couple cupcakes slices of cake to choose from. The display felt a bit cluttered. The chocolate cake tasted stale and all the frosting was stuck to the top of the plastic container (and was a bit dry and crusted). That being said, the service was wonderful!! The person working was super friendly and kind.

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

I was staying at the hotel around the corner, ordered and…read morepicked up an Italian Combo Super Sandwich. The quality of the ingredients and service was excellent. The restaurant itself is a casual place with fast food atmosphere with not particularly clean counters. Sadly, I didn't like the flavor of the sandwich for some reason. It wasn't bad, just not great. And the prices are expensive.

I have had a deli sandwich craving all week and tried out super sandwich in New Haven. I ordered…read morethe spicy chicken cutlet super sandwich which was big enough to share. Service was friendly & quick. They offer bottled drinks and chips as well. Street parking is available as well as free WiFi and charging outlets to sit and get work done

we enjoy the sandwiches here, they're pretty heft and delish! service and ambience is that of a…read moremarket. we do love this market tho

When I order chicken cutlets anywhere else I need to pound them prior to breading. Not here…read more There's at least one butcher at Nica's with old school knife skills!

I found this place while randomly looking on DoorDash. They had a happy hour special, so I decided…read moreto check them out. If you enjoy the flavors of Indian food as well as one of those quick service, hot chicken restaurants you probably would enjoy Hot Murga. The chicken sandwich comes in five spice levels from no heat to super hot. I got the standard hot, and it has some kick, but it wasn't overpowering. Then again I enjoy spicy food. I also ordered their spiced mac & cheese. Again, not spicy at all, but flavorful. Also a good portion as I have leftovers for later. I had my food delivered, but this establishment is close to the Yale campus and street parking can be a bit tricky on Howe St. and around Broadway. I've been inside of the space once when it was a different restaurant some years ago, it's not a large space, but I'm pretty sure comfortable if you decided to dine in. If you ever find yourselves at a crossroad between wanting Chick-fil-A and Indian food, this would be a great alternative.

A fun take on fried chicken, but with "Indian" flavors. I got the Murga Sandwich (hot) and…read moreBadmaash's Mac & Cheese (medium). Honestly, I didn't think the Murga Sandwich itself had too much flavor - the fry was good and the chicken was juicy & crispy, it was just a lacking seasoning and even "hot" was not super spicy. The spice itself also tasted very one dimensional - just spicy, with no seasoning. Overall, I was a bit disappointed by the sandwich itself, but would be interested in trying some of their other sauces. The Badmaash Mac & Cheese was the redeeming item of the meal though - this is basically a Mac & Cheese, covered in tikka sauce & their spicy sauce, and topped with fried chicken. It's definitely a unique flavor, and I think the tikka masala sauce went really well with the cheesy mac texture. Definitely seems like the kind of late night out comfort craving, because it is super heavy. p.s. - pro tip, the sandwich itself is $12 but the sliders are $6 and definitely larger than half of a sandwich (probably closer to 2/3rds). So I'd get 2 sliders for $12 instead of a sandwich.

Fresh meat, for the non-vegans among us. Best Chicken! Many cuts of meat available…read more But also some great cheese options and usually a fresh fish available. Added plus: The Nicest People on Earth. We try to go there every week...

We stopped in here on a whim and were so glad we did. The staff was knowledgeable and helpful. It's…read moregreat to know I can come to this butcher shop or order specific cuts of meat ahead of time. I so despise grocery stores and avoid them at all costs. We walked away with 2 cheeses which were fantastic. On street parking. Worth a stop in and planning my orders now!