New Haven

This place was horrible and scary and the whole place is just one-way streets. I would never advise going here. Ever. Unless you’re accepted to Yale.

I love the small town values of this place, and the fact it has yale there, but if you go there you must visit yankee doodle burger bar, it’s really old fashioned, very quaint and a great place to sit and write your travel journals.. Felt at home here, and would go back for sure.

IKEA!

Really sketchy..not a fan!

I am from there. Home of Yale. East Rock & West Rock have very nice views. Lighthouse point, Fort Nathan Hale, Yale, Eli Whitney, and more

I go to school in New Haven. Yale’s not the only thing there. Worcester Square is pure love. Tony & Lucille’s Little Italy. Great pizza and fab atmosphere. Toads features great bands. Mamoun’s Falafels, Claire’s Corner, Caffé Bottega… yum yum. Bryn Mawr Book Shop. :)

I really do not like Connecticut very much. However, I was born and raised in New Haven. I have been out of the state for three months now but wish to visit sometime this spring. I still have friends and family there who miss me and I miss them as well.

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I asked people in New York about where to get great pizza. I hoped they’d tell me about some great place hidden away in the East Village or something. But a couple of them mentioned really great pizza in New Haven. So why did I go to New York? Obviously, I should have gone to New Haven.

it is a little tiny city, but full of great restaurants, nice yale art galleries, the peabody museum of natural history, the amistad schooner, etc…. it has certain charms. the yale architecture is nice to look at, too.