Guidebook for New Haven
Food Scene
Voted best New Haven restaurant in 2016. A place for a nice dinner, or a waterside cocktail.
61 locals recommend
Shell & Bones Oyster Bar & Grill
100 S Water StVoted best New Haven restaurant in 2016. A place for a nice dinner, or a waterside cocktail.
City Point Kitchen
98 S Water StOur local diner, open breakfast and lunch. Pancakes, eggs, burgers & the like.
Yankee magazine voted this one of the best places in New England to eat lobster: An outdoor, light-strung yard with oyster shells underfoot, where you sit on log stumps and eat lobster, fish or corn off the grill. Heaven. They only take cash, but they have an ATM.
31 locals recommend
The Place Restaurant
901 Boston Post RdYankee magazine voted this one of the best places in New England to eat lobster: An outdoor, light-strung yard with oyster shells underfoot, where you sit on log stumps and eat lobster, fish or corn off the grill. Heaven. They only take cash, but they have an ATM.
Shopping
Our local Latino grocery store: Ripe avocados, limes, tortillas, conchas, & other basics.
15 locals recommend
CTown Supermarkets
325 Ferry StOur local Latino grocery store: Ripe avocados, limes, tortillas, conchas, & other basics.
Stop & Shop
150 Whalley AveA large grocery store, open long hours. All your basics.
The city's answer to Whole Foods. Just a few minutes away from us if you forgot your coconut oil or fresh herbs.
62 locals recommend
Elm City Market
777 Chapel StThe city's answer to Whole Foods. Just a few minutes away from us if you forgot your coconut oil or fresh herbs.
Parks & Nature
A lovely park, with aforementioned lighthouse, playground, carousel, kids' splashpad & beach. Free entry for NH residents; other pay per vehicle
61 locals recommend
Lighthouse Point Park
2 Lighthouse RdA lovely park, with aforementioned lighthouse, playground, carousel, kids' splashpad & beach. Free entry for NH residents; other pay per vehicle