Geronimo and chili peppers: a love story
If restaurants were named after what they do best, New Haven’s newest restaurant would be called “The Chili Pepper.” Unfortunately, this plan is just too rational, and “Geronimo” will have to serve as the moniker of the new eatery on Crown Street.
Across from Salvation Army, between High and College streets, Geronimo calls itself a “Tequila Bar and Southwest Grill.” This description couldn’t be more fitting (unless it included the word “chili” somewhere), because Geronimo is fundamentally a bar and grill spot. The food is upgraded grill fare with a Southwest flavor (chili peppers)...
Any idea why it's named Geronimo, with all the controversy at this university? Come on - is the skeleton decor really necessary?
What a great pleace right around from everything. great food great drinks passion fruit margarita to die for. As for the food buffalo nickels are the best i ever had. we had a group of eight last Saturday had the table side Gaucamole, vegetable quesadilla, beet salad. we shared entrees among us with drinks it was reasonable. The place has great food great service.......i can wait for the patio
Visited here 8-21-09. A serving for 2 of guacamole & chips (chips like the bottom of the bag-all broken) costs $11.00. That's Outrageous and insulting. Won't go back.
I see Geronimo Restaurant more as a drinking establishment rather than a place to eat. however, the drink prices are probably too high for the average student. Our dinner of pork chops and shimp, both with standard louisiana styled spice rub was just okay, if not uninspired.