JLofts Greenwich Lists Five Trendy Food Spots in Greenwich, CT

GREENWICH, Conn., Nov. 17, 2016 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- JLofts Greenwich CT apartments—located in the heart of Greenwich, Connecticut—feature modern design, high ceilings, and wood floors in addition to unique amenities like a clubroom and roof-top deck. They are also located near Greenwich Avenue, the railroad, and the Long Island Sound Beaches. Whether Jlofts Greenwich is your permanent residence or you are visiting a friend, here are four trendy food spots to frequent in Greenwich.

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1. JHouse Restaurant. The sister property to JLofts Greenwich, located at 1114 E. Putnam Avenue, is a modern hotel with a contemporary American restaurant. The menu, created by Chef Connor Horton, features many global influences using locally sourced ingredients. There are many dishes to choose- from seasonal flat bread to roasted vegetables to market fresh fish and more, all of which take on the flavor of the wood-fired open hearth.

2. Back 40 Kitchen. Located at 107 Greenwich Avenue, this restaurant uses high-quality organic ingredients in all of their dishes. Back 40 Kitchen works closely with local farmers for grass-fed and grass finished meats, organic beans and grains, and organically grown vegetables. There are many menu options for those who are vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free or have food sensitivities. Standouts include bacon wrapped scallops, cold potato leek soup, mole chicken, and house-made ice cream.

3. Méli-Mélo. This eatery is located at 362 Greenwich Avenue and serves an assortment of unique, homemade cuisine with fresh ingredients. The vast selection of soups, sandwiches, salads, juices, crepes, sorbets, and ice creams are a testament to the restaurant's name, Méli-Mélo, which translates to "hodge podge" in English. The restaurant also has a catering division that features an array of international dishes infused with French flavors. Méli-Mélo takes pride in all of its scrumptious dishes.

4. The National. A strong emphasis on seasonal ingredients, hardwood grilling, and craft cocktails makes this American café at 376 Greenwich Avenue one of the places to eat in Greenwich. Among the notable dishes crafted by talented chef Geoffrey Zakarian are prime beef tartar and fresh truffle topped polenta. The café also features a cocktail program designed by Mixologist Brian Flandern.

5. Tengda Asian Bistro. Located at 21 Field Point Road, this bistro showcases a diverse menu of Pan Asian, Chinese, Sushi, and Thai offerings. Guests can enjoy fine dining in a modern yet elegant atmosphere with jazz music playing in the background. Standout dished include summer roll, pork dumplings, Thai lettuce, and Thai chicken lettuce wraps. The eatery also has a full bar with a large selection of sake as well as a small Asian beer and micro-brew ale selection.

With an outstanding walking score of 75, JLofts Greenwich apartments is close to all. Recently named on Money Magazine's list of 'Best Places to Live,' Greenwich has high-end shops and boutiques and quality dining options within walking distance. JLofts Greenwich apartments offers young professionals and families a low-key alternative to a more congested urban lifestyle.

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