“The generous breakfast plates and hearty, two-fisted sandwiches, made from top-notch ingredients, are consistently satisfying. Add to those a casual atmosphere, and you’re likely to find yourself popping in even when you’re not that hungry.”
--The New York Times,
May 2007
The Huntington Street Café has been serving Shelton and surroundings for a decade with standout food, drinks and live entertainment. Under new ownership by Peter Vouras, the café has a revamped menu and an energized outlook. “There was so much that was already fantastic and well-loved about the café,” Peter says, “from its interior warmth and independent vibe to the quality of the food, that we didn't need to make major changes. But while we celebrate and host all types of music, we’ve shifted from an emphasis on classic rock in our décor and menu to modern music, from alternative roots through the present day, because the present is a very exciting moment. It's a challenging time, but it's during times like these that people, especially our fellow New Englanders, are at their best and most resourceful. Growth happens in new directions. Ideas bloom. Amazing new music is being composed and shared through technologies we barely dreamt of years ago. And traditionally a café is a familiar place where people come to connect, share a meal and news of the day, and also to encounter new friends, new ideas, new music. The café is a bridge from the best of the past to the excitement and potential of the new. And we have a wonderful community in which to serve as that bridge. I love coming in and opening the door every day.”
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