Ricotta New Haven - Kosher Dairy Restaurant

I stopped in for breakfast. 1. I ordered a double espresso - they charged me two! And it was $8! I don't know of a single place where a double espresso costs $8. See your receipt. 2. Shakshuka. To get there, you have to go outside and into the next room. It looks like a really cheap cafeteria, and it smells like an old, poorly ventilated place. The eggs were overcooked, and they only had plastic utensils. Of course, I won't be going back.

I was shocked at the many options. They have sushi rolls as well as pizza, pastries and smoothies. Wow, but my company and I sat down with smoothies contained strawberry, banana, with extra dates and almond milk. The server was a super pleasant lady with a great attitude too. Definitely plan to come back.

Incredible spot! So happy to see a kosher place I can give my business to in New Haven. The sufgoniyot and the rugelach desserts we picked up were out of this world. Smelled so good. Tasted so good. No complaints! Staff was friendly too. Would come back when in the area again! Thank you Ricotta Bakery!

It has nice israelian bread. The khachapuri was tasty but $18 was too much for its portion. Also, the service was very slow all of the times I visited the place.

They really have a great menu with so many options to choose from, the sushi is out of this world. I highly recommend the Laguna roll.