C & C Delicatessen — Restaurant in Danbury

Wonderful.

Bilingual, but helps if you have some Spanish. Friendly service. Not your typical Italian or German menu, but it feels familiar and inviting.

Inexpensive. Large portions. Good variety of hot foods as well as cold, all with an ethnic flair. Well cooked and seasoned; not over salty. Ribs were excellent, if slightly dry. Fluffy rice. Veggies were steamed, not boiled, so they had good color, flavor and a nice, slightly crunchy, mouth feel. Try the savory plantain: they have crisp chips or soft strips, varies by day. They have nice breakfast selection, including tasty egg sandwiches.

Tiny place. Most take away, but cozy for eat in. Deli, not a diner. Clean and neat. Located in a small, dated plaza. Lot of local working folk....

Stopped by on long drive and did not want fast food. I was excited to try the food. In a hurry, I ordered a Southwest salad. The best of both worlds, I thought. I had to wait for it. The chicken was pretty good on it. The fresh chips were excellent. But the salad had nothing else on it. No cheese. No tomatos. Only a few olives. All lettuce. The Very disappointed they couldn't throw a scoop of rice and beans as I stared at all the rice and bean options waiting. Add some cheese? It could have been excellent salad with more consideration. My husband got the Balboa sandwich. He said is was okay. Meet and cheese and that was it. No mayo. Service was friendly. Not really that cheap for what we got....

I believe that today was an extremely busy day for the employees but again and again, I still don’t understand why people could not smile! It seemed as if they were in a rush to push me out the door. I purchased white rice, plátanos maduros( sweet plantains), and Carne guisada(beef stew). The food was good and tasty. They have a huge variety of options for everyone. Great options like beans, wings, chicken, pork, ribs, beef, lasagna, soups, salad and more. I have had their food multiple times and it’s good. Again, my complaint is the attitude of the employees. People don’t understand that this could...