Sanctuary Kitchen by City Seed

4 reviews

+1 (203) 773-3736

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Falafel, Hummus and Iraqi Dill and Carrot Rice

109 Legion Ave

New Haven, CT 06519

+1 (203) 773-3736

https://www.sanctuarykitchen.org

Sanctuary Kitchen by City Seed in New Haven, CT, offers a unique culinary experience that celebrates diversity and community. Through cooking classes, pop-up events, and catering services, they provide a platform for immigrant and refugee chefs to showcase their traditional dishes.

With a focus on cultural exchange and storytelling through food, Sanctuary Kitchen aims to create a welcoming space where people can come together to learn, share, and savor delicious meals from around the world. By supporting local chefs and promoting cross-cultural understanding, they strive to foster connections and appreciation for global cuisines.

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5.04 reviews

Elizabeth S.

10/27/2024

I often attend the Saturday morning City Seed Farmers Market and like to pick up some freshly made hummus or other prepared food from the sanctuary kitchen who attends the market. The ladies who...

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Jason P.

10/14/2024

City Seed endeavors to support a "just food system". They do that through their Farmers Markets in New Haven, which are designed to remove barriers to access to nutritious food. Their Sanctuary...

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dean p.

12/3/2021

Another outstanding meal! We ordered at the beginning of the week for a Friday pickup and were delighted by the pistachio crusted salmon, the spinach and beans plus the naan. All nicely...

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R L.

4/7/2022

Delicious food AND for a great cause! I love supporting Sanctuary Kitchen because I know I'll get quality, nutritious food while also putting money towards a business model that directly supports...

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