Food guides for New Haven, Connecticut

Gluten-Free Eating in New Haven: What to Ask

Gluten-free eating in New Haven means asking good questions. Learn what the label means, where wheat hides in pizza, pasta and breading, and how to keep notes.

How to Find Good Food in New Haven: A Method

How to find good food in New Haven: start with the markets, the Italian-American streets and the Long Island Sound seafood, then keep notes and share lists.

Late-night food in New Haven: Broadway, Chapel Street and Yale

Where to find late-night food in New Haven: the streets around the Yale campus, what stays open after midnight, how term time changes the options and what to do when the kitchens close.

New Haven apizza guide: coal-fired pizza and how to order it

New Haven pizza, called apizza, is thin, charred and cooked in coal-fired ovens. A guide to the three famous pizzerias, the white clam pie, how to order and why the lines are long.

New Haven food beyond pizza: burgers, pastry, Ethiopian and Ninth Square

What to eat in New Haven besides pizza: the burger on toast, Wooster Square pastry, Ninth Square, international kitchens and cafes.

New Haven Oysters: History and How to Order

New Haven oysters fed the city for centuries and still grow in Long Island Sound. Read the history, learn the menu words and how to rate a plate by the dish.

Wooster Square New Haven: A Food Neighborhood Guide

Wooster Square New Haven is an Italian-American neighborhood with a park, an April to November Saturday market and a spring festival. Walk it with a plan.