Welcome to Greenwich: The Gateway to New England Charm
One of America’s most affluent communities. Located just 30 miles northeast of New York City, this picturesque town offers a blend of suburban charm and urban sophistication. Often dubbed "The Gateway to New England," this remarkable town blends coastal beauty, rich heritage, and cosmopolitan convenience.
Greenwich is Home to Six Neighborhoods
From coastal enclaves to historic hamlets, Greenwich, CT is made up of six distinct neighborhoods, each with its own unique character and timeless appeal. At the center sits Greenwich Proper - the town’s vibrant core - where upscale living, historic architecture, and a lively downtown come together in perfect harmony.
Downtown Greenwich - Classic, Cosmopolitan, and Completely Walkable
At the heart of town lies Greenwich Avenue, a charming, tree-lined street that feels like a European high street with a New England soul. The vibe is upscale but never uptight - think cosmopolitan energy with a neighborly smile.
…as fabulous as the Avenue itself. Downtown Greenwich’s culinary lineup is a delicious reflection of its cosmopolitan charm. Some of the top-rated spots along and around Greenwich Avenue (and on side streets just off the Avenue) include:
Abis - A lively dining experience the whole family can enjoy. The chefs put on an entertaining show while preparing your meal right at the table delivering classic hibachi cooking, and making it a memorable and flavorful outing for all ages.
Aux Délices Foods - A beloved gourmet café and market founded by chef Debra Ponzek. Known for its fresh, seasonal fare and elegant prepared foods, it’s a go-to for everything from morning coffee and pastries to hearty salads, sandwiches, and take-home dinners. The Greenwich location offers both indoor and outdoor seating, plus a curated selection of baked goods, specialty groceries, and catering options. (On West Elm Street)
Bella Nonna Restaurant & Pizza – Known by locals as the "hidden neighborhood gem" in Greenwich, this cozy spot serves up comforting Italian-American fare and pizza favorites (On Railroad Ave)
Bianca Restaurant & Bar The warmth and vibrance of Naples to the heart of Greenwich with modern Italian cuisine, a lively atmosphere, and a touch of Mediterranean elegance. Bianca is the latest venture from acclaimed restaurateurs Raffaele Ronca (Rafele Rye) and Rosario Procino (Ribalta NYC), both originally from Naples. Their Greenwich outpost blends traditional Campania flavors with a contemporary twist, offering a menu that’s both comforting and refined. This Greenwich Ave hotspot serves up authentic Neapolitan fare you won’t want to miss.
Bistro V - A Parisian vibe and charming sidewalk seating, it’s easy to imagine you’re dining in the City of Light. The ambiance inside is just as inviting, offering a cozy escape in every season. Happy Hour Monday through Thursday 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Boxcar Cantina - A longtime local favorite with renewed buzz, this eco-conscious cantina serves up organic margaritas, New Mexican–style tacos, and a cozy, rustic vibe (On Railroad Ave)
Canoe - Known for its eclectic menu and lively atmosphere. A vibrant dining spot offering a fun mix of globally inspired dishes, and a happy hour menu that’s just as appealing as the main one. It’s the kind of place that keeps the energy high and the conversation flowing. Happy Hour - Monday through Thursday 3:30 PM - 6 PM (On Railroad Ave)
Coffee for Good - Housed in Greenwich’s historic Mead House, Coffee for Good is more than a cozy café—it’s a mission in motion. This nonprofit brews more than just great coffee: it provides training and paid employment for people with developmental disabilities, turning every latte into a step toward independence. With purpose infused into every cup, Coffee for Good proves that great coffee can create real change. Every visit supports opportunity. Every sip sparks progress. Instagram
(Off the Post Road - 48 Maple Avenue) FYI: BEST OF GOLD COAST AWARD 2025 Editor's Pick Coffee Shops
Doppio - Stylish Italian eatery known for its artisanal food and warm, rustic ambiance and signature brick oven pizzas Whether dining indoors or outdoors, you will enjoy a relaxed yet refined experience perfect for a casual lunch or a romantic evening out. (On East Elm Street)
Eastend Restaurant – A vibrant New American restaurant with inventive cocktails and a sleek, modern vibe- perfect for brunch, date night, or happy hour. The bar is a hotspot for commuters fresh off the train, making it a go-to for post-work drinks and vibrant evenings out. DJ's Thursday nights 9 PM | Don't miss the Live Sunday Jazz Brunch from 12-3 PM
Elm Street Oyster House – A seafood lover’s haven, offering a rotating oyster selection and standout dishes like tuna tartare and lobster ravioli. A go-to-spot for lunch, dinner or Friday happy hour. (On East Elm Street)
Greenwich Flavor by Myrna - A local favorite, serving authentic Mediterranean Cuisine. Enjoy a bustling takeout scene, or dine in with a few cozy tables for seating. The Lamb Gyro is a standout for lunch, and the dinner menu is packed with vibrant, flavorful entrées. (on Mason Street)
Grigg Street Pizza - Known for its fresh, high-quality ingredients and laid-back vibe. Featured on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives - it’s a perfect spot for a walk-in slice or easy takeout; and standout dishes. (On Grigg Street)
Harvest Wine Bar & Restaurant - Upscale New American fare paired with an extensive wine and cocktail list. A sleek, sophisticated spot on Greenwich Ave that's great for dinner or a stylish night out .IG
Hinoki - Restaurateurs Chef Steven Chen and K Dong opened Miku Sushi in 2019 at the top of elite Greenwich Avenue a short while before the pandemic took top billing in the news, and introduced Hinoki - A sleek, modern izakaya and omakase destination on Greenwich Avenue. Offers tapas-style Asian cuisine and a private chef’s table experience with fish flown in from Japan. “Sushi” might technically mean “sour rice,” but at Hinoki, that’s where tradition ends. These rolls aren’t just food—they’re edible couture. Think scroll-stopping color, bold flavor, and chef-crafted drama on every plate Instagram FYI: BEST OF GOLD COAST AWARD 2025 - SUSHI
India Avenue - A local favorite for Indian cuisine. The friendly team serves up all the traditional classics alongside inventive takes on regional dishes, making each visit both comforting and delightfully surprising. (On Railroad Ave)
Kira Sushi - Authentic Japanese cuisine - Fresh rolls, sizzling teriyaki, and bento boxes that hit all the right notes. Whether you're craving sashimi or comfort in a bowl of udon, Kira serves up Japanese favorites with heart. Known for its serene ambiance and authentic flavors. (On Lewis Street)
Le Penguin - A lively French bistro, serving classic Parisian fare with a playful twist. A neighborhood gem, and a go-to for birthday celebrations - let the maître d’ know, and you'll be treated to a spirited birthday serenade. A cozy, bustling space that feels like a neighborhood secret (that everyone’s in on). Casual, charming, and always delicious. (On Lewis Street)
L’escale Restaurant - A cornerstone of the Greenwich dining scene since 2003. The name translates to “port of call,” and the restaurant lives up to its name by offering guests a transportive experience—evoking the elegance and warmth of the Côte d’Azur. Waterfront dining at its most elegant. Curated by Executive Chef Frederic Kieffer, L’Escale’s menu is a celebration of seasonal Mediterranean cuisine with a strong emphasis on Provençal flavors and fresh seafood. The dishes are elegant yet approachable, designed to transport guests to the French Riviera with stunning harbor views and a romantic ambiance.
Instagram (Located at the Delamar Hotel; Steamboat Road - Overlooking Greenwich Harbor)
Mediterraneo Restaurant – Sleek and stylish, this Mediterranean-inspired eatery is known for its seafood-forward menu, brick-oven pizzas, and lively bar. A sister restaurant to Terra - every dish consistently fresh and flavorful.
Meli-Melo Creperie – A casual French café offering sweet and savory crepes, fresh juices, and light bites - A staple in town for breakfast, lunch, or a midday treat.
MIKU Sushi - Founded in 2019 by restaurateurs Chef Steven Chen and K Dong, Miku Sushi artfully blends modern style with traditional Japanese flavors. Guests enjoy fresh sushi, inventive craft cocktails, and inclusive vegan and gluten-free options—all served in a sleek, contemporary setting. Did you know, Miku’s chefs only use the best quality fish that comes directly from the world-famous Tsukiji Fish Market in Tokyo, Japan. (On the Post Road/West Putnam Ave)
Moli - It’s more than a restaurant—it’s an experience. A glamorous newcomer on Greenwich Avenue, MŌLÌ stuns with dramatic vaulted ceilings, buzzing tables, and a sultry, speakeasy-style cocktail bar. The menu reimagines contemporary Chinese cuisine with bold favorites like Peking duck, dim sum, and a splash of molecular mixology. From private dining rooms to DJ nights and seasonal soirées like masquerade parties and wine dinners, MŌLÌ sets the stage for both intimate evenings and high-energy celebrations.
Ollie’s 99 Pizza - Located on Railroad Ave, this spot adds an Asian twist to classic pizza, small plates, and creative dishes.
Orienta - Back by popular demand—revived in the perfect space next to Le Penguin. This beloved concept is co-owned by restaurateur Anshu Vidyarthi and Adrien Blech, Executive Chef and classically trained talent with experience at world-renowned kitchens including Le Bernardin, Guy Savoy, and Soho House LA. At Orienta, Adrien brings refined technique and bold creativity to a menu that reimagines Asian cuisine with French-Vietnamese flair. The restaurant continues the legacy of the original Orienta, founded in 1995 by Adrien’s father, Antoine Blech, who also owned NYC icons Le Bilboquet and Le Colonial.
Set in a chic, stylish space with a shared outdoor patio alongside Le Penguin, Orienta offers a vibrant dining experience and a thoughtfully curated happy hour menu that’s well worth exploring. Instagram Happy Hour - T/W/TH 4 -6 PM & F/S 3-5 PM
(Off Greenwich Avenue on Lewis Street)
Patsy’s Pizzeria - The legacy of New York’s iconic coal oven pizza now in downtown Greenwich. Serving thin-crust pies, classic Italian entrées, and house-made pastas in a warm, vintage-inspired setting. A local favorite for both casual dinners and family gatherings, Patsy’s delivers timeless flavor with every bite. (On the Post Road/East Putnam Ave)
Polpo Restaurant & Saloon - A Greenwich institution for over two decades - Known for its refined Tuscan cuisine menu in an elegant, old-world setting, along with nightly live music in its piano bar, adding a touch of glamour. Whether you're dining on the terrace or enjoying cocktails inside, it’s a timeless destination for fine Italian fare. (On the Old Post Road #3)
Putnam Diner - A throwback in the heart of Greenwich, a reliable go-to for a quick, hearty breakfast or a classic turkey club at lunch. It’s a slice of old-school charm in the heart of one of America’s most upscale towns.
Raphael's Bakery - The family-run business, first opened in Greenwich in 2020 - Voted the Best Bakery in Greenwich! Freshly made on-site every day, the menu features standout favorites like baguettes, croissants, sandwiches, desserts, and artisanal hot chocolate.
South Bay - A breezy nautical vibe to Greenwich Avenue. The menu spans fresh seafood, hearty beef dishes, house-made pastas, and a tempting selection of tapas, and a lively nightspot. The bar stays open late on weekends, drawing a crowd for craft cocktails, wine, and a vibrant social scene.
Terra Ristorante Italiano – A longtime favorite on Greenwich Ave. Elegant Northern Italian cuisine with wood-fired pizzas and handmade pastas, served in a warm, bistro-style setting and outdoor seating. A go-to for leisurely lunches and relaxed gatherings - a staple in the local dining scene.
The Cottage - Offers a warm, intimate setting that feels both elevated and inviting. Founder & Executive Chef, Brian Lewis is one of the Northeast’s most celebrated culinary talents, known for his refined technique, seasonal sensibility, and heartfelt approach to hospitality. As the founder of The Cottage, with locations in Westport and Greenwich, Lewis has built a reputation for crafting elegant, ingredient-driven dishes that reflect both global inspiration and local roots. His menus showcase the best of each season, sourced from trusted farmers, artisans, and purveyors. With influences ranging from Japanese precision to Mediterranean warmth. FYI: BEST OF GOLD COAST AWARD 2025 – BEST SPECIALTIES; Honored for its elevated American cuisine and intimate atmosphere.
The Ginger Man – A local favorite for upscale pub fare, craft beers, and cozy fireplace seating—great for a casual night out or a hearty brunch.
Thai Basil – Located just off Railroad Avenue, this understated gem serves up bold, authentic Thai flavors in a warm and laid-back setting. (On Railroad Ave)
Townhouse - A refined dining experience on Church Street offering seasonal New American cuisine in an elegant, intimate setting. Perfect for date nights or upscale gatherings.
Yama Tsuki Sushi - An elevated Japanese dining experience centered around the art of omakase—where every bite is a handcrafted journey. An intimate sushi bar that blends tradition and innovation with a focus on fresh, seasonal ingredients flown directly from Japan. The star of the show is the omakase tasting menu, prepared one-by-one in front of the diner a curated progression of flavors that includes: Three elegant appetizers, Eleven pieces of premium nigiri, and a delicate Japanese cheesecake for dessert. Whether you’re a sushi aficionado or new to omakase, Yama Tsuki Sushi delivers a memorable, flavor-forward experience that’s among the most distinctive in Greenwich.
Whether you're in the mood for a power lunch, a romantic dinner, or a casual bite between boutiques, Greenwich Avenue has something to satisfy every craving. (Coming soon - The Rosato’s “Where to Eat” a handpicked guide to Greenwich’s favorite dining spots).
Love the coast? The Town of Greenwich invites you to explore four stunning beaches, including two secluded island escapes reachable only by Town Ferry in the summer—a rare luxury just moments from home. Beyond the shoreline, you’ll find lush parks, renowned cultural landmarks, and a relaxed sophistication that makes every day feel like a getaway. With top-ranked public schools, prestigious country clubs, and high-end shopping districts—all complemented by low property tax rates—Greenwich offers an unmatched lifestyle with exceptional long-term value. Here, home isn’t just where you live—it’s where you thrive.
14,528 people live in Greenwich, where the median age is 44 and the average individual income is $119,966. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Greenwich has 5,792 households, with an average household size of 2.48. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Greenwich do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 14,528 people call Greenwich home. The population density is 3,000.36 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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