Best grilled chicken Greek salad I've had in years, reasonably priced, large portions yet…read moreproportional. The hummus was homemade and amazing. Fresh veggies - quality ingredients. I have a soy/glutten allergy - which was taken seriously, and kindly.

A friend of mine who has been teaching at UConn for years introduced me to Gansett. I was starving…read moreand craving a real meal; not the usual campus food like frozen burgers or chicken tenders sitting in old fryer oil, so he took me straight here. After the first bite of their mixed grill, I immediately understood why this is his favorite spot. This small shop can get busy, but it's well-staffed and efficiently run. The employees take pride in what they do. the cashier welcomes you with a smile, and the owner is always present, making sure everything is prepared correctly. The food is surprisingly delicious, and the portions are huge! definitely generous for a campus restaurant. There's plenty of seating inside, with additional tables outside. The ordering style is similar to Chipotle: you pick your base and sides, and they build your plate right in front of you. Smart and familiar. I come through UConn often, and Gansett has become one of the reasons I enjoy stopping by Storrs-Mansfield. If you're in the area, give them a try. I'm sure you won't regret it!

They are the kindest people ever! Plus, the food is amazing, genuinely one of the best meals I've…read morehad. I had the Fattoush salad with beef shawarma, 10/10. Allahumma Barik!

The food was so amazing here!! And I was surprised at how good the baklava was made! The chef was…read morequick and very kind. However our booth seat was slightly broken but the restaurant was clean.

If you're a wing person, this is the place to go. I feel like regulars gate-keep this spot and I've…read morebeen guilty of gatekeeping for some time now, but it's really one of the best wing spots in Windham county. They have dozens of flavors for your wings, Simon (the manager or owner) treats customers like they're family, the servers are always welcoming and patient with newcomers. Don't sleep on this place!

Seating Almost all seating is booths or stools not…read morecomfortable at all Food was medium taste was regular dinner grade and the noises were loud over all the seating ruined the experience

"I love the flower girl Oh, I don't know just why…read moreShe simply caught my eye I love the flower girl she seemed so sweet and kind. She crept into my mind." (The Cowsills) Visiting the Flour Girl Café and Bakery will put you squarely in the middle of a Flour Girl Village with four distinct components. Within the village is the Flour Girl Café at 16 Main, the Flour Girl Bakery at 14 Main, the Flour Girl Country Store at 12 Main, and the Door Yard in a rear courtyard for dining and hosting events between the bakery and country store. Today we had breakfast at the Café and followed it up with a visit to the bakery. A common thread at both stops was the wonderful personality and friendliness of the staff we interacted with. The counterperson at the Café could not have been nicer and her personality radiated throughout the room like a beam of sunshine. She welcomed every new customer as though they were long lost relatives, exchanged some pleasant small talk and then diligently repeated the orders before ringing them up. She was fantastic. The café keeps things humming all week long--open Monday through Friday from 6:30 to 4:00, Saturdays from 7:30 to 4:00, and Sundays from 7:30 to 3:00. Flour Girl Café covers you from breakfast through lunch. Mornings bring all the good stuff: coffees and lattes, smoothies, egg sandwiches, bagels, wraps, waffles, toasts--you get the idea. Swing by at lunchtime and you'll find sandwiches, paninis, salads, burgers and soups waiting for you. Oh, and as a bonus perk, the bread for sandwiches and burgers is made at the bakery next door, so freshness is something the Flour Girl takes seriously. For breakfast, we had a Bacon, Egg, Lettuce, Tomato, and Cheese Bagel ($7.99) and an Avocado Toast (2 pieces) with Feta and tomato ($9.99), Two 16-ounce drip coffees were $3.50 apiece. The portions were large, and my avocado toast on sourdough was fantastic. We sat in the first-floor dining room and took in the pretty interior design of pinks, pastels, and floral color theme. Now, on to the bakery! The Flour Girl Bakery may be best known for its sourdough breads, but the fun doesn't stop there. You'll also find muffins, cookies, scones, their award winning cinnamon rolls, and a rotating lineup of fresh baked breads. And those cinnamon rolls? They spark a full on weekend rush--people happily line up just to snag one before they disappear. We picked up a box of mixed goods, muffins, cake squares, and a big hunk of jalapeno cornbread that will go perfectly with a homemade batch of lentil chili sitting in my fridge. We saw an adorable feature at the bakery, where plastic eggs were hidden within the store for the kiddies to find and cash in for a cookie. It's the little customer service features we saw at the Flour Girl's Café, Bakery, and Country Store that made today's visit so pleasant.

Love the new building, very cute! I got a cinnamon bun iced latte - would recommend!…read more A bit disappointed that breakfast (with eggs) is not served all day. I think there may be a small sign but i heard it several times during my visit - people asking for breakfast! Might be something to reconsider or place a visible sign underlining breakfast stops at 11:30 AM. Anyhow, pivoted to the lunch menu - pesto chicken sandwich was delicious. Did not love the pasta salad, wish there was the option for fry's. Really wanted the thanksgiving wrap but was out of stuck - next time hopefully! I will say - while there are many options for seating, especially with the new accommodation, it's tight. Chairs back into aisles and the table legs don't allow chairs to be pushed in that well. Entrance area can feel a bit overwhelming if it's busy. Staff super friendly and knowledgeable, will continue to come back.

I wish I could like this place, because I live in Tolland, and it would be great to have a nice bar…read more/ tavern / pub in town. Sadly, the ambiance of this place is just all wrong. It's too brightly lit and feels sterile. They also close early, even on weekends, and they begin cleaning the bar an hour before they close, which has the effect of ushering you out even earlier.

The Spot lived up to its billing. We saw that it was a sponsor of my son's baseball team, and as it…read morewas his birthday and we had just finished a game - and he loves Sports Bars!!! BINGO! It had a large patio, a bit cool for that, but comfortable booths and tables surrounded by glowing screens. Great service, a large selection of beverages, and a well-rounded menu. I loved the Fish and Chips, son customized his burger for rapid inhalation, and my wife savoured a pulled pork delight. The Spot was a hit, and so grateful for their sponsorship of Miracle Field!

Just had a birthday lunch with a friend at Bidwell Tavern…read more Great blackened burger, generous and tasty Margaritas and excellent wings.. Super attentive service by our waitress The interior is a little tired but overall a solid lunchtime experience

Bidwell Tavern has an amazing "tavern" vibe to it. It is exactly what I think of when I want to go…read moreto a tavern. I had the Tavern platter of wings, 30 wings 3 flavors. They were excellent! I had the Santa Fe rub, Cajun hot honey and the lemon pepper. All very distinct and delicious flavors. The beer selection is very good, you can also get mixed drinks or plenty of non alcohol drinks too. Fast and friendly service to go along with the awesome vibe. Bidwell Tavern is a great gathering spot.

Quick note that I forgot to include. Not only does…read moreCamille's have delicious food and exceptional staff. We could see from the outset that this was an establishment that cares for the people they serve. The tableware was wrapped with the "mouth end" covered. A simple thing, but really says volumes about them. Thank you.

Camille's does a number of things (sandwiches, wings, etc.), but I've wanted to visit for the…read moreWood-fired pizza since even before they were named to the CT Pizza Trail. BTW - Turns out it's super close to Exit 68 off Route 84. So it shouldn't have taken me this long. I'd call Camille's pizza Modern Wood-Fired Thin Crust. I ordered one with pepperoni, sausage and fresh peppers as opposed to roasted ones (which is an option) for pickup. The restaurant was nice. If you're a Prince (the musician, not the one stripped of his title -- too soon?) fan you may love the purple hues. The crust was good chewy. I loved the pepperoni. They cupped and crisped, but in a slightly different visual way than many cup and crisp pepperoni. Very cool. Tasted great too. The fresh peppers ended up being red rather than green. This is a personal preference, but I prefer green. I like the flavor of the green juice better on a pizza. I also think the green color pops better since the sauce and pepperoni are both red. I liked the pizza, but I didn't love it. I couldn't figure out why at first. I think the primary reason was the sausage. It wasn't bad. I just didn't connect with the flavor. And also I prefer larger pieces, than the smaller crumbles Camille's used. If I had this pizza without the sausage, I would have liked it better. I do have a favorable impression of Camille's though. I would definitely return. 4.25 Stars

The best tacos and burritos ive ever had hands down. The sauces are incredible everything is…read moreamazing and fresh. Genuinely probably best food spot period in ct.

I had the distinct pleasure of trying these super fresh, super generously portioned burrito and…read moretacos when he was serving at the farm stand up the road. We were all blown away. Best bite I've had local to UConn, and I grew up in the area!

Great spot. Lots of awesome food to pick from along with a full coffee and smoothie bar. The staff…read morewas very helpful and actually had personality - can't say the same about other places. Had lots of seating and a nice spot to chat with whoever you're with. Nice college town spot for sure, will go back! IG - baroqueplates

For the price, no wifi, no outlets, and the worst service you will find in Storrs you should go…read moreelsewhere. An older man in a puffer vest (no uniform of any kind, I thought he was a customer at first) took my plate without asking if he could, asked me if I was staying long then told me they would need the table soon for their lunch rush, and then walked away quickly before I could reply. Confrontational enough to suggest people leave but not brave enough to post seating limits is definitely a choice a business across the street from a college.

The service here was amazing and my group had such a wonderful time we will be going again and…read moreagain. The food is also delicious with such good prices. Great place to have dinner and drinks!

I was feeling under the weather (sore throat caught from my grandson), so figured some miso soup…read morewould be helpful. Ordered two maki roles (salmon/avocado and cucumber/avocado). Food tasted decent enough - I ate it all. Within a couple hours, it was coming back up and out both ends (not to be graphic). Not sure if it was contaminated, but my stomach says never go back there again. Way sicker now then when I started...