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New Haven, Connecticut
LGBT-owned Latin American gastro bar on Chapel Street, Dorothy Award winner.
Barracuda Bistro & Bar is an LGBT-owned Latin American gastro bar on New Haven's Chapel Street, helmed by Colombian-trained chef Sonia Salazar. The menu features a sophisticated blend of flavors, with specialties like shrimp mofongo, lomo saltado, and chorizo mac and cheese, complemented by a cocktail program focused on mojitos and rum. The venue has been honored by the New Haven Pride Center with a Dorothy Award for its commitment to inclusive spaces and was recognized by Connecticut Magazine as a top Latin American dining destination. The space includes gender-neutral restrooms and hosts a popular Sunday brunch.
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