Overview: Connecticut’s restaurant landscape sees significant movement with new openings and retirements across the state. Jersey Mike’s expands its footprint while established delis and taquerias conclude their operations in Ridgefield, Norwalk, and West Haven.
The Full Story
The sandwich chain opened its new Lisbon restaurant at 143 River Road on July 22, an employee confirmed. The restaurant is open seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and offers in-store pickup, according to JerseyMike’s website. A special offer runs until July 26, giving free regular subs to those who donate $3 or more to Make A Wish Connecticut. No opening date has been announced for the Stratford site at The Dock shopping center, which will occupy a 1,600-square-foot space formerly housing Fairfield Pizza.
Meanwhile, Corso’s Deli owner Mike Annunziata is retiring after 55 years and seeks a buyer to carry on the business in West Haven. Rincon Taqueria announced its final day at 493 Connecticut Ave. will be Aug. 1. A variety of tequila cocktails were served at Tequila Escape in Ridgefield, CT on March 28.
Brand & Industry History
Founded in 1956 in New Jersey, Jersey Mike’s boasts more than 3,300 locations across the U.S. and Canada. The company offers cold and hot subs made on freshly baked bread, kids meals, chips, baked good, drinks and catering, according to the company’s website.
Consumer Takeaway
Drinkers and diners can visit the new Jersey Mike’s in Lisbon or Tequila Escape in Ridgefield for specific offerings. Those interested in the legacy of Corso’s Deli should seek a buyer for the West Haven location as the owner retires.
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