Amigos Deli & Groceries — Restaurant in Danbury

There’s everything to love and nothing to dislike about Amigos, from the food to the convenience to the friendly staff. As a deli (and caterer), Amigos is at the top of the list for Danbury and the surrounding areas. Every day (7 days a week!) begins at 4 am when the owner Luis Reyes starts prepping the pork, ham, chicken, fish and everything else that goes onto the expansive menu which includes some favorites like the Breakfast Burrito, Cubano, and Rice & Beans with oxtail. Get an empanada, plantain or Jamaican beef patty on the side.

The food is fresh and of the highest quality; you can taste the bold flavors jump right out at you! It’s a rare combination to combine the culinary expertise you would find in a top-rated restaurant with an over-the-counter deli, but the result is a fantastic dining experience. Even better, the portions are large but come at a modest price making this one of the best values around. Why go to a greasy fast-food chain where the food was frozen solid only a few hours ago when you can eat fresh and pay less here?

Amigos is more than just great food, it’s a recipe for what makes his country great. It’s a story of coming to America, working hard, being a responsible member of the community and finding success. Come here for breakfast, lunch and dinner 7 days a week or pick up some catering for your next party and have a great...

Absolutely fantastic food. They give you a heaping serving of rice and beans and a meat of your choice for just a little over eight dollars for the small. And that’s for the small!!!!! I got brown rice and peas, black beans, and half of a roasted chicken. I have to come earlier in the day to try the fried fish, it looks SO good. service is incredibly friendly and multi-lingual. Great assortments of imported goods with unbeatable prices! I can’t wait to come back to get some fresh meat from the butcher as well. The only critique I have is of the musse de maracujá because it tasted like cheese. This might be a different way of making it that I’ve never tried before and it’s all...

Haven't been to Amigos in a while as there are better and cheaper options of Latin food in the area. But this time, I ordered their Cubano, while it's not as good as the ones I've had in Florida, this satisfied the craving. It had lettuce and tomato, which seemed odd but it added an extra flavor and crunch. Huge sandwich, reasonably priced. BF liked the chopped cheese sandwich as well. The rice dish with stewed pork was good but it was mostly bones and not a lot of meat, plenty of rice and beans, not worth the money. Service is always quick...