Ty!

Ah ty! My other half loves fried chicken, so def will consider this

Yes I am very familiar with the pizza in New Haven :)

I was trying Reddit because I didn't want to sift through Google reviews haha

TY tho

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JOHNNY SALAMI’S and the ixtapa taco truck

Haven hot chicken for a chicken sandwich with their house made ranch has been my favorite lately

Are the taco trucks on Long Wharf? If so they are a great option.

Also a great option is Wooster Street, which is nearby and the location of some of the best pizza in the country, the famous pizza places are there. Nice ambience too, several restaurants on Wooster St

NHPD could enforce the traffic laws but they don’t bother and only do so when they get grants. This detail was on Whalley.

https://www.newhavenindependent.org/article/cops_catch_speeders

“31 speeders stopped and ticketed over three hours Thursday afternoon. They weren’t just slight speeders; they were ​“egregious speeders,” traveling as high as 57 miles per hour. The NHPD is running extra shifts like these at speedways around town through Sept. 6 thanks to a $50,000”

Where downtown would you recommend?

Sorry, Mecha*

We have done the food trucks by the warf! Any one in particular you recommend? The last one I tried ( a red one) didn't really agree with me unfortunately >.<

I don't mind a bit of a drive to get somewhere good :)

There is a mecca noble by me too! We r blessed lol

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Mecha Noodle is great. About a 10 minute drive.

10000%

Doug is a great guy and Next Door is a NHV pizza gem!

It’s a state road for much of its length. Blame the state.

It may be Climate Crisis Mild; yes you walk everywhere; yes walking at night Be street smart No headphones

I think Atticus Market on Orange St has some

Next Door Restaurant every Tuesday. It fills up so come early

Next Door Restaurant, pizza as good as any of the big three with no wait, a solid beer selection, good cocktails and a pretty place as well

I would be happy to be a tour guide. I am around the first and second weeks in March, but away the third week. I own a restaurant, Next Door, which is on the other side of town from Dwight Street, but you would be welcome any time. I'm not in your age bracket, but I have lived in New Haven for 50 years and know it well. I also have a car and can take you around.

u/ricktremila Which address or block of Dwight Street?

I mean, the point is to try American pizza, but yea.

My Italian boss likes Zeneli's, think that style is more Italian

Save your outrage pal, I read the report. Feel free to ban me, it’s time for a new username anyway.