Ninth Square Market

Stopped in for breakfast and had a breakfast sandwich and a drink. While they were preparing my meal, I wandered around and saw that they have tons of groceries, fresh fruit, vegetables, and a lot of amenities you might need. It truly is a neighborhood market. The gentleman working the counter was absolutely amazing and very kind to everyone that came through the door. Highly recommend visiting this spot when you're nearby.

I am visiting town for work. I stopped in to grab some breakfast food there and it was everything I needed. The people that work there are so kind and friendly. You can see all of their patrons are so excited to be there and their friendly interactions together. I will 100% come back here if I’m ever in this town again.

Like stopping by to see your friends!!!! THIS is the place!!! This is a place for adults to drop in, get a couple things for supper, spend a little time catching up because even if you just met them yesterday, you fit right in!!! Neila and Imam and their 2 wonderful sons are the pride of Orange St.!!!!!

My wife and I stopped here on our way from Yale New Haven Hospital to the State Street station. The two sandwiches we ordered came on fresh bulky rolls with plenty of Boar's Head cold cuts. Toppings (tomato, red onion, horseradish, etc.) were fresh. The folks behind the counter were friendly, fast, and appeared to genuinely care about customer satisfaction. Steady traffic, but fast service. The workers greeted several customers by name so it seems to be a nice place for both locals and people passing through.

Went in for a cup of coffee. First of all delicious, fresh excellent. No flavored creamer but a great cup of regular. Perked me right up with no acid reflux. The person who helped me must have been the owner. So friendly, sweet, genuine. His family was hanging out in the seating area and you could just hear the love and fun the were having sitting there with each other. It was friendly vibe. Wish I lived closer I would support this small business every day.