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The Best Peruvian cuisine! Kevin is the best! Food is always great! Perfect for any occasion.

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The servers and ambiance is great. The food is wonderful and I always go back! Definitely recommend for great value and great food!

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There's a variety of Breakfast, lunch and dessert! Staff is extremely friendly and place is clean! Great coffee and smoothies!

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the best pies made , service great, good size great filling. crust perfect. priced reasonable…read more thats where I will be buying my holiday pies now on.

"Oh, by gosh, by golly It's time for mistletoe and holly…read moreFancy ties and granny's pies" (Frank Sinatra) Have you ever bought a frozen pie for some kind of a fund-raiser? Sure, you have, for a school PTO initiative, or in support of a kid's scout troop or marching band or Little League team, am I right? A few years ago, I bought a frozen pie from a co-worker and planned to put it out on our Thanksgiving dessert table. Well, that didn't work out because I forgot to take it out of the freeze! But even if I remembered to do that, I still would have been a "Fail" because that pie was uncooked and needed to be popped in the oven for 45 minutes. I totally missed that little nugget of instructions. Which finally brings me to Granny's Pie Factory in East Hartford. You don't need a master's degree in cryptology to surmise that Granny's Pie Factory sells pies, but what you might not expect is that they sell a large variety of fresh and frozen pies that are FULLY COOKED. Their website boasts 53 varieties of fully finished fruit and creme pies, either fresh or frozen. They come in a variety of sizes - 6 inch, 8 inch, and 10 inch. We picked up a frozen 10-inch Strawberry Rhubarb pie ($19). It was massive and seemed to weigh as much as a bowling ball. It clocked in at 2 pounds and eleven ounces. We sawed it in half and put it in our freezer for eventual use of one half a pie at a time. It is fully cooked and only needs to be thawed out to be enjoyed. No doubt we will enjoy it!

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Faddy’s Donuts & Ice Cream - The truck

Faddy’s Donuts & Ice Cream

4.1(21 reviews)
1.0 mi•East Hartford

Came here after shopping at Cabellas/Bass Pro Shop because of the convenient location…read more I got a Boston cream and a maple bacon They are $3-4 a donut

I don't think any words are necessary once you see the donut in question. I won't mind if you skip…read moreall of my writing, and go right to the pictures! I will continue now. Wow!! This is a delicious donut! I stopped by Faddy's Donuts because I've heard from a few people that these are THE BEST! And they aren't wrong. These come from a food truck, in this case a Donut Truck, it is parked in front of Cabela's in East Hartford. They had a variety of very generous donuts lined up. The Boston Creme donut, was so pouffy and enlarged, from the very generous amount of the custard filling. There was a bacon donut, an apple cider donut, among others. I wish I could remember the exact name of the one I got, it might have been called Maple Pecan Chocolate. The food truck also sells popcorn and apple cider. My donut was $4. Since this is a food truck, and it was raining, I had no option but to take it to my car. This donut was jam packed with pecans, chocolate and maple frosting. It was so sticky, and messy but absolutely delicious! The donut it's self was super soft and fresh! These donuts need to be known about. I can't even imagine how tasty the other options are. I can't wait to return here very soon!

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Nyam Bakery - Chicken dish that uses dark meat, something I NEVER EVER eat, but I ate every single bite of this delicious prepared concoction.

Nyam Bakery

4.6(11 reviews)
3.8 mi

Good Jamaican fare, hard to find…read more Came here to give them a try. GPS routes you to the fountain, and there's not much signage indicating its location. For those wandering, go through the left-most entrance and take another left. The doors right there. Decoration is a bit sparse, it looks like a cafeteria that someone rented out. It's not the prettiest place, but there's a little charm. Was greeted by who I assume was the owner. He gave me a quick rundown of the restaurant and their operation. I tried to get him to recommend a true Jamaican breakfast dish, but he deferred to the menu and said they would use spices to bring the island vibe. I get their ja steak breakfast sandwich on their cocoa bread. Also get a hibiscus sorrel to try. Price was a little higher than anticipated, but not too bad. In terms of breakfast sandwich, it was okay. The coco bread was in a roll shape but was nice and soft. The sauce had a lot of kick, which was good because the bread helped dull the spice. The egg and cheese was standard, cooked correctly but basic. The steak was thin, but for 9 bucks I wasn't expecting too much. The sorrel is bitingly potent. Drinking it straight up is not recommended due to the overpoweringly strong ginger and hibiscus. It's very nice once diluted with water, but it's a very assertive flavor out of the bottle. For a bakery, their selection is very limited. Cocobread and a few cupcakes was all I could spy. I was hoping for rum cake, carrot cake, festivals, banana fritters, something more than a standard breakfast on the go place. But they do bake bread, so they are a bakery by definition. But because they are a Jamaican bakery I do need to compare them as such. As a bakery It's not bad, they are trying hard to be good but are in a very tough location to truly shine. They've done what they could to keep their business going, but in turn have edited themselves to be more generic. I would recommend that they make the best cocobread they can, then ditch the storefront and instead sell the bread wholesale to other restaurants. They get to focus on what they do best, they supply the other Jamaican restaurants with quality fresh bread. As it stands, it's an option for the area. Basic but functional, trying really hard to keep things afloat but not really embracing their cuisine. Try them if you want to support a local business, but temper expectations.

DELICIOUS food and excellent service. A totally hidden gem. I ordered an iced coffee, fries with…read moreamazing spices and a chicken mushroom sandwich. So good!!!

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