Location: Enfield
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Connecticut, United States Food Guide: 10 American food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Enfield
Find out what American restaurants to try in Enfield. Enfield is a town in Hartford County, Connecticut, United States. The population was 44,654 at the 2010 census. It is bordered by Longmeadow, Massachusetts and East Longmeadow, Massachusetts, to the north, Somers to the east, East Windsor and Ellington to the south, and the Connecticut River (towns of Suffield and Windsor Locks) to the west.
Things to do in Enfield
10. Angelina's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By mc7789
We go at least one Sunday a month for breakfast to Angelina's. It is always fantastic and the portions are large for the price. We have tried many of the breakfast spots in the area but once we found Angelina's, we stopped looking! Always good service and great food!
9. Outback Steakhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 95 reviews
Reviewed By psmcguire1743
Went to Outback for dinner twice in one week for a fundraiser! Very nice family atmosphere. The service was great and very friendly. We loved the chopped salad!
8. 99 Restaurants
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
Welcome to your Enfield Ninety Nine Restaurant where we have "A Passion To Serve." Come dine with us and check out our 9 Real Size Entrees for just $9.99 or come enjoy our Thursday Night Trivia at the bar.
Reviewed By Stradinger
We spent a summer patronizing 99 while renovating our little foreclosure. Really liked the fish. The burgers were fine too. The beat of this location are the servers. Very nice people who care.
7. For Love and Food
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By Jerseybob175
While traveling in to the area for personal business, we located this FOODIE FIND! This location has a menu of over 15 sandwiches, 5 types of salad and 6 skillet MAC (read mac and cheese) selections. Once inside this small but clean location, you know right away something different is going here with food. The friendly and knowledgeable staff take your order at the counter and bring your fresh made, amazing food to you either inside at the comfy seating or outside at one of more than 5 picnic tables. Ordered was the Veggie Love ($8.95) -grilled vegetables on whole grain bread spread with herb goat cheese and a Shrimp Po boy ( $9.95), Cajun seasoned panko shrimp served on a fresh sub roll with lettuce, tomato and a house made remoulade. Both sandwiches were served with our choice of unique chips. The food was incredible, yup, incredible! Fresh, tasty and made with quality ingredients at a reasonable price. Who could ask for more? A childrenâs menu is also available with almost every breakfast and lunch item priced at $3.95. I would recommend this casual location any time you are nearby.
6. Molina's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
"Excellent neighborhood restaurant with hearty omelets and specials".
Reviewed By FabulousTL
The restaurant is very casual and small. The servers were very friendly, albeit young and not very experienced. The pricing is fair and the portions are large. The sandwiches were delicious and the soups were interesting with good combination of flavors. The ingredients in the sandwiches and salad were all fresh.
5. LongHorn Steakhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 174 reviews
Reviewed By glscws
Was in Enfield at the adjacent Hampton Inn for a family funeral and we chose to walk to the Longhorn Steakhouse for dinner. It was excellent - sat right away (we did get there a little later - 645p). They offer 2 sizes of wine, had a good Bourbon and beer selection and excellent appetizers. A couple of us had the sirloin steak which was excellent, others had the salmon, filet and chopped steak all of which were very good. Service was friendly and prompt and for a chain the food seemed like it was all made inhouse, even if it wasn't. Would definitely eat here again if in Enfield.
4. Yarde Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 117 reviews
Reviewed By V7939SVdianer
Very good food. Fun atmosphere...can get noisey. One of our go to places when we can't decide. Salads are great as well as sandwiches. Haven't tried entrees.
3. Red Robin Gourmet Burgers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 168 reviews
Reviewed By Stradinger
We patronize Red Robin about twice a year. Why? Not because the food or service is lacking, but mostly for health reasons.We visited this month, craving what has by some been called: "the best burger in town." It is very, very good. However, even when I ordered my Wedgie Burger, a 6 ounce beef patty topped with bacon, red onion, guac, and tomato, all inside a wedge of iceberg lettuce, and a side salad with no croutons and even with the aid of the published 470 calories, I still gained 2 lbs over having this same meal at home. I asked for the salad to be undressed, and asked if they had balsamic vinegar. They cheerfully brought me the balsamic vinegrette, which is NOT the same thing, I assure you. So I settled for lemon and olive oil, which they did have. I admit to copping a few of my husband's French fries. Okay, maybe 6 fries could put on 2 lbs--but I doubt it. Maybe one. :( In any case, they claim to use veggie oil, which I suspect is NOT at all an oil of veggies, but the dreaded Canola, corn, or a blend, pushed on us by the powerful Monsanto, and misleadingly called vegetable oil. THAT is most likely where 2lbs can be found, not to mention a LOT of other problems. Do the research.My husband's burger was the Shroom, with the unlimited fries, and he loved it.As I said, the service is great, accomodating every request they can, and the food is delicious, and we appreciate the calorie postings. But, it's twice a year for this pound adder for us, since, as I said, I can enjoy the same meal at home with good oils (avocado, olive, or grapeseed), and if I don't want to have the lettuce wedge as my burger holder, I can use my amazing Berkshire Mountain Bakery bread that is actually bread.So Red Robin is a treat, not a go to regular hangout for me.
2. Country Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 218 reviews
Reviewed By RickyCruise
Went breakfast after church. We ordered omelets and a hot beverage. Despite an understandably busy Sunday, our food was delivered to us hot and with little delay.We've been looking for a good place for down-home food and found it with Country Diner. Terrific food, good prices, and great service with a smile. WE WILL BE RETURNING.
1. Bobby V's Restaurant and Sports Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 162 reviews
Bobby Vâs Restaurant & Sports Bar is Windsor Lockâs ultimate relaxed dining experience where guests of all ages can enjoy our affordable but upscale sports bar menu. Bobby Vâs boasts one of the areaâs most extensive drink menus with an enticing selection
Reviewed By kkdesigns3
I was in the CT area because I was taking a trip to FL. My flight was cancelled so I had to stay in a hotel. I needed lunch and asked the front desk where they would recommend. The lady said Bobby Vs. I wasnât expecting such a huge place. Tvs were stacked on each other and circled the room. I just got there when they opened but as the room filled for lunch so did horse and dog racing lovers. This place is the spot to go to for horse and dog betting, along with watching sports of all kinds. The bartender was amazing. Their beer selection was plentiful. I had some beers and their potato pulls. They were so delicious! They resemble potato skins but these were crispier and easier to eat. I even sat next to a nice man at the bar who gave me horse and dog tips if I wanted to bet. I did play some keno though. People were friendly, place was clean and plenty of parking. When Iâm in the area again I will make sure I stop in! I highly recommend this place for good food, great service, fun betting and friendly people.
