We’ve all been there—the pounding headache, ringing ears, hazy memories—Needless to say, last night was lots of fun. (Maybe a little too much fun) But the cure to any hangover is a cup of freshly roasted hot coffee and a hearty plate of food. From crepes and wraps to the all-time favorite greasy classics, here are some of the best hangover spots around Stamford.
After a night of imbibing, who doesn’t love some good, old-fashioned diner food? Elm Street Diner, known for its abundance of breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner options, is the classic diner destination for any famished post party-goer. If you’re lucky, you may even get to try a famous homemade donut on the house! City Limits Diner and Bedford Street Diner are two additional destinations that offer the ideal patron conveniences—breakfast all day long, comfort foods, options to grab and go, and delivery.
There’s nothing better than waking up and seeing a food truck just beyond your window. Frequently stationed outside of 121 Town Apartments, as well as other key locations around town,The Brunch Box is no ordinary food truck. Serving delicious breakfast, lunch and locally roasted coffee right on the streets of Stamford, the truck’s options are fresh, varied, timely and easily accessible. When available, local farm items are even used!
This Spain-inspired coffee bar offer various specialty caffeine-infused drinks such as espressos, cortado, lattes and cappuccinoswith creative designs that are bound to make you smile. Lorca also has mouth-watering churros, pastries and other savorybreakfast and lunch dishes. Breakfast is available all day long on weekends, and if you stay in the shop, don’t be afraid to fill up that cup of fair trade coffee again! Without a doubt, Lorca is a favorite spot in downtown Stamford for a reason.
When you are in desperate need of nourishment after a few too many drinks, Corbo’s Southwest Deli is the answer. The booming eatery offers a wide variety of breakfast classics, in addition to its array of “create your own” hot and cold specialty sandwiches. From wraps stuffed with bacon and avocado, to Italian and American combos, Corbo’s is the ideal place to grab and go. Head over to the nearby boardwalk with your sandwich of choice, and let the brisk coastal breeze wash away any remaining headaches from the night before.
A tasty fusion of French and Italian cuisine defines Volta’s unique dining experience, which includes crepes of all kinds, delicious sandwiches, soups, salads and creamy gelato. The atmosphere is reminiscent of an Italian-style café, creating a warm and relaxing environment in which to sit back, relax and piece together lost details of last night with good friends and food. Volta is also known around town as having one of the best brunch options, where bottomless Mimosas and Bloody Marys are served. And whether you like to admit it or not, sometimes the cure to any hangover is, yes…more alcohol. Cheers!