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Bagels, Soul Food and Naps

Season 2 Episode 14 | 27m 20s

Are you ready for a restaurant road trip? In this episode, we visit the Bagelry at Olmo located in the heart of Yale University, then we head down the road a bit to some great old school soul food at Sandra’s Next Generation, then it’s off to Branford for the comfort that is Home (the Restaurant).

Aired: 03/22/23
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