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To Prix or to Pick?
Regardless, make a choice and stick with it, and make sure you’re in good company.
Julia Peet


Four Years Toward Free Meals
Next time you get to a restaurant or shop you see yourself returning to, in New Haven or anywhere in the country, put your phone number in, and you’ll thank me later.
Miriam Niestat


New Haven Coffee Shops as People
Atticus: This is your learned middle-aged female professor. She’s reliable and easy to talk to. You feel like Professor Atticus is always in your corner (High Street and Chapel), but you wouldn’t expect her to go the extra mile. Her decent cold brew and sweet matcha get you through, but her cheugy humor and crowded office make it a bit difficult to sustain conversation. She’ll always vote blue, but believes young liberals are taking the cancel culture too far. Willoughby's C
Griffin Santopietro
Yale Dining Halls as Chain Restaurants
A few weeks into the school year, I opened Beli and saw a sight I never expected to see. Jonathan Edwards Dining Hall, ranked on my feed, and boldly categorized as “Food Court.” Food Court? I thought - how disgraceful. Granted, I’d never thought of a dining hall as something you could or should actually review, but as a JE lover, I decided that at the very least it could be considered a restaurant. With rotating menus, dedicated chefs, and each carrying their own ambience a
Lauren Scott
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