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Yale Physicians Guide to New Haven | |
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RestaurantsNumerous restaurants from café and deli style, to full-service elegance grace New Haven. Almost every ethnic cuisine imaginable is available here, too. This guide introduces you to restaurants of downtown New Haven. All listed here are within a 10 to 15 minute drive form the medical center campus. And many of within a few minutes walk from the medical center. The list is by no means exhaustive and we invite you to contact us through this site with new recommendations of downtown New Haven restaurants we may have missed. This guide is organized into two sections, Wooster Square (New Haven’s Little Italy) and downtown New Haven which includes many neighborhoods such as the town green district, theater district and Ninth Square). Restaurants are organized by type of cuisine (i.e., Italian, continental, Thai) in the downtown New Haven section. Browse through our New Haven restaurant listing, or if you prefer, click on one of the options below to go straight to your favorite cuisine!
Alpine Cafeteria Atticus Café Blue Pearl Casey's On the Green Central Steakhouse Christopher Martins Pub & Restaurant Copper Kitchen Restaurant Galileo’s Restaurant at the Omni Louis’ Lunch (birthplace of the hamburger!) 168 York Café Rainbow Café Richter’s Café Roberto’s Restaurant Sage American Bar and Grill Scarpellino’s College Street
Blessings Hunan Wok Chinese Restaurant Ivy Noodle Royal Palace Café Adulis Lalibela
India Palace Restaurant Mom’s Fine Indian Kitchen Royal India Tandoor Zaroka
Japanese Noodle House Miya's Samurai Japanese Restaurant Bentara's Malaysian Restaurant El Charo Alegre The Whole Enchilada
Bangkok Garden Pad Thai Restaurant Thai Pan Asian Thai Taste
Wooster Square ("Little Italy") New Haven is often written up in the likes of Gourmet magazine for its concentration of superb Italian restaurants, many located in the "Little Italy" neighborhood of Wooster Square. Food lore has it that pizza, officially called apizza, was indeed invented right here is New Haven’s Wooster Square neighborhood. The legend has a continuous debate though: Was apizza invented at Frank Pepe's or Sally's in Wooster Square? Pizza lovers looking for authentic New Haven Pizza have so many excellent choices, Many people make a concerted effort to try them all before designating New Haven’s best apizza. Here is a listing of Pizza and full-menu Italian restaurants in Wooster Square: Alto Basso Consiglio's of New Haven Pepe's Sally's Tony & Lucille's Little Italy Tre Scalini Restaurant
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