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345 Edwards St, New Haven, CT 06511
Yale Peabody Museum
170 Whitney Ave, New Haven, CT 06511
Leitner Family Observatory and Planetarium
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Yale University
New Haven, CT 06520
Marsh Botanical Garden
265 Mansfield St, New Haven, CT 06511
College Woods: East Rock Park
41-125 Cold Spring St, New Haven, CT 06511
New Haven Museum
114 Whitney Ave, New Haven, CT 06510
Jackson School of Global Affairs
55 Hillhouse Ave, New Haven, CT 06520
Scantlebury Park
139 Ashmun St, New Haven, CT 06511
Ely Center of Contemporary Art
51 Trumbull St, New Haven, CT 06510
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Poppy's Coffee and Kitchen

374 Whitney Ave, New Haven, CT 06511
4.3(122)
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attractions: Yale Farm, Yale Peabody Museum, Leitner Family Observatory and Planetarium, Yale University, Marsh Botanical Garden, College Woods: East Rock Park, New Haven Museum, Jackson School of Global Affairs, Scantlebury Park, Ely Center of Contemporary Art, restaurants: East Rock Coffee, Caffe Bravo, One6Three, Modern Apizza, Contois Tavern, Sabor Sajoma Kitchen & Market, El Taco Dorado, Big New(s) Food Cart, Sophie Café, Ricky D's Rib Shack
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Nearby attractions of Poppy's Coffee and Kitchen

Yale Farm

Yale Peabody Museum

Leitner Family Observatory and Planetarium

Yale University

Marsh Botanical Garden

College Woods: East Rock Park

New Haven Museum

Jackson School of Global Affairs

Scantlebury Park

Ely Center of Contemporary Art

Yale Farm

Yale Farm

4.9

(16)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Yale Peabody Museum

Yale Peabody Museum

4.8

(1.2K)

Open 24 hours
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Leitner Family Observatory and Planetarium

Leitner Family Observatory and Planetarium

4.5

(8)

Open 24 hours
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Yale University

Yale University

4.5

(1.1K)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Poppy's Coffee and Kitchen

East Rock Coffee

Caffe Bravo

One6Three

Modern Apizza

Contois Tavern

Sabor Sajoma Kitchen & Market

El Taco Dorado

Big New(s) Food Cart

Sophie Café

Ricky D's Rib Shack

East Rock Coffee

East Rock Coffee

4.5

(174)

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Caffe Bravo

Caffe Bravo

4.5

(182)

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One6Three

4.6

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Modern Apizza

4.6

(2.8K)

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Reviews of Poppy's Coffee and Kitchen

4.3
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4.0
1y

We went to Poppy’s for brunch with friends, and boy did we enjoy our time at this delightful spot on Whitney Avenue! Street parking is easy and accessible, and Poppy’s is located in a terrific area to walk around and explore.

Ambiance: Poppy’s excels at cultivating a warm, welcoming vibe with ample seating both inside and outside. On beautiful days, the outside patio is often full. It was quite busy on a Friday at 1 PM, but we found a table without a problem and it wasn’t too loud inside. The chairs and benches offer a variety of seating options, and we loved the ceiling design and the exposed brick. They offer wifi, but we weren’t able to connect to the internet. The bathroom is lovely.

Ordering: Poppy’s menus are robust laminated pages held together by a clipboard, which are sturdy but can be challenging to flip through. To order, you purchase at the register and give them your table number. The ordering system went smoothly for us, and there was only one instance in which an employee came up to us with a plate of food that wasn’t ours. We figured that could just be a FOTD (fluke of the day).

Drink: One member of our party ordered a drip coffee, which was quickly prepared and ready at the table as we sat back down. He said it was scrumptious. I was deciding between the pumpkin cinnamon shaken espresso and the pecan pie latte, and the cashier recommended the pumpkin cinnamon shaken espresso for a stronger coffee flavor. I liked it, but it wasn’t my favorite due to its sour taste, and my tablemates did not enjoy it at all.

Food: We ordered the BECA (bacon, egg, cheddar, avocado, gochujang mayo) on multigrain toast, an omelette with bacon, cheddar and mushroom, and the veggie egg white wrap. BECA: Tasty, but not mind blowing. The bacon is very thin, like what you’d get on a McDonald’s burger. We don’t recommend getting it on the multigrain. Omelette: Also very good. Not mind blowing, but in our opinion an omelette doesn’t need to be. Just a solid omelette. We liked that you could choose 3 fillings. (Full list of options: mushrooms, spinach, tomato, caramelized onion, bacon, impossible sausage, cheddar, and chevre). It came with homefries, a side salad, and 2 slices of multigrain toast, pre-smeared with butter. It’s quite a lot, and we ended up sharing the toast. There is jelly if you ask for it, but it’s not on display. Veggie Egg White Wrap: This came with onion, mushroom, tomato, avocado, and spinach on a tomato basil wrap. I enjoyed it very much, though it could do with some more creative seasoning. Perhaps a pesto sauce, or feta cheese. I added Cholula. The side salads on all 3 of our meals were fresh and delicious!

Provisions: While we were ordering at the register, they kindly brought a bottle of water and cups to the table. We thought this was lovely and very mindful. There is Heinz ketchup and Cholula, but not on every table. Notably, the ketchup is in a glass bottle – classy, but not the most functional.

Overall, we were pleased with our experience at Poppy’s, and we would recommend it to anyone looking for a charming breakfast or lunch spot in New Haven. We’re excited to...

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5.0
2y

Whether you're in the mood for a hearty breakfast, a delicious lunch, or a delectable pastry, you'll find something to satisfy your cravings at Poppy’s Kitchen and Cafe.

The food at Poppy's Kitchen and Cafe is simply outstanding. Each dish is expertly prepared with the finest ingredients, resulting in flavors that are nothing short of exceptional.

The service at Poppy's Kitchen and Cafe is exemplary. The staff members are friendly, attentive, and go above and beyond to ensure that every guest is well taken care of. From making recommendations to accommodating special dietary needs, their dedication to customer satisfaction is evident in every interaction. The service is prompt, yet never rushed, allowing you to savor your meal and enjoy the overall dining experience.

The café itself is charming and cozy, with tasteful decor and comfortable seating. Whether you prefer a sunny spot by the window or outside seating, Poppy's Kitchen and Cafe provides a relaxed and inviting atmosphere that enhances your dining experience.

Lastly, I must mention the delectable pastries and desserts available at Poppy's Kitchen and Cafe. Their bakery offerings are a true indulgence. The aroma of freshly baked goods fills the air, tempting you to treat yourself to a sweet delight that perfectly...

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5.0
2y

I had a friend that kept on telling me about Poppy's. I've been wanting to go every time I'm in town. I finally got the opportunity and was not disappointed. We were greeted within 10 seconds of being in the door. The place is packed but not overwhelming. This is a place I definitely would have dined in. However, we decide you take out due to our scheduling. I love the ambience of this place. Enough room between tables that you don't feel like you're being jammed somewhere and the place was clean! I met Dave at the counter. A very pleasant person and calm demeanor even though the place was busy he was a total professional taking the order. We ordered the eggs benedict, a chai tea, Vietnamese coffee and a delicious blueberry scone. Now this is the way to make eggs Benny! The fluff was perfect The hollandaise sauce was the right amount of sweetness. Dazzled with crumptious bacon on top. The Vietnamese coffee was spot on. It's a very hard coffee to make. And they nailed it. The scone was a lovely balance of moist and crunch. Thank you Dave. I need to come back here to experience dining. I'm excited to see what I experienced next. Go...

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Maya FranzMaya Franz
We went to Poppy’s for brunch with friends, and boy did we enjoy our time at this delightful spot on Whitney Avenue! Street parking is easy and accessible, and Poppy’s is located in a terrific area to walk around and explore. Ambiance: Poppy’s excels at cultivating a warm, welcoming vibe with ample seating both inside and outside. On beautiful days, the outside patio is often full. It was quite busy on a Friday at 1 PM, but we found a table without a problem and it wasn’t too loud inside. The chairs and benches offer a variety of seating options, and we loved the ceiling design and the exposed brick. They offer wifi, but we weren’t able to connect to the internet. The bathroom is lovely. Ordering: Poppy’s menus are robust laminated pages held together by a clipboard, which are sturdy but can be challenging to flip through. To order, you purchase at the register and give them your table number. The ordering system went smoothly for us, and there was only one instance in which an employee came up to us with a plate of food that wasn’t ours. We figured that could just be a FOTD (fluke of the day). Drink: One member of our party ordered a drip coffee, which was quickly prepared and ready at the table as we sat back down. He said it was scrumptious. I was deciding between the pumpkin cinnamon shaken espresso and the pecan pie latte, and the cashier recommended the pumpkin cinnamon shaken espresso for a stronger coffee flavor. I liked it, but it wasn’t my favorite due to its sour taste, and my tablemates did not enjoy it at all. Food: We ordered the BECA (bacon, egg, cheddar, avocado, gochujang mayo) on multigrain toast, an omelette with bacon, cheddar and mushroom, and the veggie egg white wrap. BECA: Tasty, but not mind blowing. The bacon is very thin, like what you’d get on a McDonald’s burger. We don’t recommend getting it on the multigrain. Omelette: Also very good. Not mind blowing, but in our opinion an omelette doesn’t need to be. Just a solid omelette. We liked that you could choose 3 fillings. (Full list of options: mushrooms, spinach, tomato, caramelized onion, bacon, impossible sausage, cheddar, and chevre). It came with homefries, a side salad, and 2 slices of multigrain toast, pre-smeared with butter. It’s quite a lot, and we ended up sharing the toast. There is jelly if you ask for it, but it’s not on display. Veggie Egg White Wrap: This came with onion, mushroom, tomato, avocado, and spinach on a tomato basil wrap. I enjoyed it very much, though it could do with some more creative seasoning. Perhaps a pesto sauce, or feta cheese. I added Cholula. The side salads on all 3 of our meals were fresh and delicious! Provisions: While we were ordering at the register, they kindly brought a bottle of water and cups to the table. We thought this was lovely and very mindful. There is Heinz ketchup and Cholula, but not on every table. Notably, the ketchup is in a glass bottle – classy, but not the most functional. Overall, we were pleased with our experience at Poppy’s, and we would recommend it to anyone looking for a charming breakfast or lunch spot in New Haven. We’re excited to return soon!
Becca KellnerBecca Kellner
4. This spot is really good and I feel like it could be great it’s just not quite there yet. The menu is thoughtful and has all the delicious breakfast choices you could want. We had the omelette- you can pick your fillings (up to 5) and the eggs Benny on bacon. Order at the front - big drink selection but you can’t modify the sweetness level for things like the chai and the Thai iced tea which are both very sweet! An option they could offer might be to add some coffee to it to make it more moderate. They don’t hav decaf coffee but they do have decaf espresso! The food was good - home fries were well seasoned and the toast was nice. The butter on it was a drizzle and a bit weird (see photo)- better to just butter it normally or put butter on the side. The Benny plate was empty-they should serve with home fries or fill with salad. They have packaged jam- again homemade jam would elevate the experience. Atmosphere- bright and sunny cafe, lots of indoor and outdoor seating. Service- was friendly and food came out quickly. They also have specials which is great and a milk station so you can add milk and sugar to your coffee!
Warda AhmedWarda Ahmed
Food is way overpriced for the quality. Eggs Benedict was around $15 and is literally just an English muffin with poached egg and hollaindaise. Typically it comes with meat or sauce or arugula on it. My egg was raw and they seemed annoyed I sent it back. I eat eggs Benedict all the time, the whites should not be clear, they should be white. Even when I got a new batch it was slightly under but at least not soo clear like before. We got our drinks before our meal which I hate. There is no service really as we are picking up menus ourselves going and placing the order ourselves and not getting checked on by a waiter. It makes no sense as they’re serving food that’s in a restaurant. There should have wait staff available as I had to bother the busser because I couldn’t get ahold of the waiter when my food was messed up. Even the pancakes so so for the price of $13 I mean…. It should be great. Mediocre food for inflated prices. Not a fan, diner in the area looks better than this place for a more reasonable price.
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We went to Poppy’s for brunch with friends, and boy did we enjoy our time at this delightful spot on Whitney Avenue! Street parking is easy and accessible, and Poppy’s is located in a terrific area to walk around and explore. Ambiance: Poppy’s excels at cultivating a warm, welcoming vibe with ample seating both inside and outside. On beautiful days, the outside patio is often full. It was quite busy on a Friday at 1 PM, but we found a table without a problem and it wasn’t too loud inside. The chairs and benches offer a variety of seating options, and we loved the ceiling design and the exposed brick. They offer wifi, but we weren’t able to connect to the internet. The bathroom is lovely. Ordering: Poppy’s menus are robust laminated pages held together by a clipboard, which are sturdy but can be challenging to flip through. To order, you purchase at the register and give them your table number. The ordering system went smoothly for us, and there was only one instance in which an employee came up to us with a plate of food that wasn’t ours. We figured that could just be a FOTD (fluke of the day). Drink: One member of our party ordered a drip coffee, which was quickly prepared and ready at the table as we sat back down. He said it was scrumptious. I was deciding between the pumpkin cinnamon shaken espresso and the pecan pie latte, and the cashier recommended the pumpkin cinnamon shaken espresso for a stronger coffee flavor. I liked it, but it wasn’t my favorite due to its sour taste, and my tablemates did not enjoy it at all. Food: We ordered the BECA (bacon, egg, cheddar, avocado, gochujang mayo) on multigrain toast, an omelette with bacon, cheddar and mushroom, and the veggie egg white wrap. BECA: Tasty, but not mind blowing. The bacon is very thin, like what you’d get on a McDonald’s burger. We don’t recommend getting it on the multigrain. Omelette: Also very good. Not mind blowing, but in our opinion an omelette doesn’t need to be. Just a solid omelette. We liked that you could choose 3 fillings. (Full list of options: mushrooms, spinach, tomato, caramelized onion, bacon, impossible sausage, cheddar, and chevre). It came with homefries, a side salad, and 2 slices of multigrain toast, pre-smeared with butter. It’s quite a lot, and we ended up sharing the toast. There is jelly if you ask for it, but it’s not on display. Veggie Egg White Wrap: This came with onion, mushroom, tomato, avocado, and spinach on a tomato basil wrap. I enjoyed it very much, though it could do with some more creative seasoning. Perhaps a pesto sauce, or feta cheese. I added Cholula. The side salads on all 3 of our meals were fresh and delicious! Provisions: While we were ordering at the register, they kindly brought a bottle of water and cups to the table. We thought this was lovely and very mindful. There is Heinz ketchup and Cholula, but not on every table. Notably, the ketchup is in a glass bottle – classy, but not the most functional. Overall, we were pleased with our experience at Poppy’s, and we would recommend it to anyone looking for a charming breakfast or lunch spot in New Haven. We’re excited to return soon!
Maya Franz

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4. This spot is really good and I feel like it could be great it’s just not quite there yet. The menu is thoughtful and has all the delicious breakfast choices you could want. We had the omelette- you can pick your fillings (up to 5) and the eggs Benny on bacon. Order at the front - big drink selection but you can’t modify the sweetness level for things like the chai and the Thai iced tea which are both very sweet! An option they could offer might be to add some coffee to it to make it more moderate. They don’t hav decaf coffee but they do have decaf espresso! The food was good - home fries were well seasoned and the toast was nice. The butter on it was a drizzle and a bit weird (see photo)- better to just butter it normally or put butter on the side. The Benny plate was empty-they should serve with home fries or fill with salad. They have packaged jam- again homemade jam would elevate the experience. Atmosphere- bright and sunny cafe, lots of indoor and outdoor seating. Service- was friendly and food came out quickly. They also have specials which is great and a milk station so you can add milk and sugar to your coffee!
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Food is way overpriced for the quality. Eggs Benedict was around $15 and is literally just an English muffin with poached egg and hollaindaise. Typically it comes with meat or sauce or arugula on it. My egg was raw and they seemed annoyed I sent it back. I eat eggs Benedict all the time, the whites should not be clear, they should be white. Even when I got a new batch it was slightly under but at least not soo clear like before. We got our drinks before our meal which I hate. There is no service really as we are picking up menus ourselves going and placing the order ourselves and not getting checked on by a waiter. It makes no sense as they’re serving food that’s in a restaurant. There should have wait staff available as I had to bother the busser because I couldn’t get ahold of the waiter when my food was messed up. Even the pancakes so so for the price of $13 I mean…. It should be great. Mediocre food for inflated prices. Not a fan, diner in the area looks better than this place for a more reasonable price.
Warda Ahmed

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