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Your knock on Sherkaan is that is serves south Asian food on traditional south Asian dinnerware?

Wow! Absolutely beautiful!

I have this book at home but I'm away right now. It may help you out:

New Haven: A Guide to Architecture and Urban Design: 15 Illustrated Tours Elizabeth Mills Brown

Moved here from California, visited family in Mexico over Christmas, and my verdict is that Mexican food in New Haven is very underwhelming.

To OP’s question, unfortunately I don’t think VivaZ delivers but I have to mention it as my favorite for Mexican in town.

Taco town in orange (used to be Japanese place: hayama) is AMAZING.

Such a hidden gem.

I always get the steak bowl and add shrimp. It’s pricey but they truly have the freshest ingredients; everything just tastes so damn fresh. My wife loves their quesadillas.

Orales is excellent, but empanadas to go have much better empanadas.

You're not the only one.

Ask the reference librarian at your local library—no matter how far you are from New Haven.

That building looks very familiar but I can’t place it

I’m probably just imagining it though. New haven colony historical society might know, and the New Haven Museum. It has nice historical archives

From this link it looks like Edward A. Mitchell was the postmaster of New Haven and lived from 1815-1876.

https://siegelauctions.com/display_census.php?id=248

If you google his name you come up with a lot of links to stamp collecting websites. It sounds like he was a prominent political figure during his time. I browsed a little but couldn't find any reference to where his house was.

maybe the House was on Forest and was called Edgewood. Edgewood parks were made from the farm land.

Try the https://nhpt.org/

Try Donald Grant Mitchell

And it seems like the complexes have free parking for at least 1 car so that saves like $100 per month.

Camacho Garage in Westville is top notch, but on the fancy/pricy end of the spectrum.

Did you try the New Haven historical society?

Is there a date associated with it? As it could be in a surrounding town that was once part of New Haven.

Quite a structure!

This is it man

Come to East Rock! I host it. If you mention your username from Reddit and say hi, I’ll buy you a beer. Tonight is general trivia at 6:30 if you can make it.

As said above, we do a lot of themed ones, but we do usually a general one, and a music bingo every month. So follow us on socials to see what’s coming up. Just would hate for you to show up at “The Office” trivia or something and you never watched the show.

Taqueria Oyemales

I definitely prefer Buen Gusto, who does in fact have some Puerto Rican menu items, like pastalillos. Also, mojito sauce in the way they make it is not common to Domemican cooking. Either way, the food is good.

Orale is amazing

Mazorca and Orale Tacos in Hamden both deliver and are really good.

I feel like the only one who has been underwhelmed by Ixtapa every time I go.

2nd ixtapa. Its surprisingly amazing