Yale University
University · New Haven ·

Yale University

University · New Haven ·

Historic Ivy League campus with stunning Gothic architecture

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New Haven, CT 06520 Get directions

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New Haven, CT 06520 Get directions

+1 203 432 4771
yale.edu
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parking paid garage
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wheelchair accessible parking lot
wheelchair accessible entrance

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Dec 4, 2025

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Upscale Wine and Pasta Eatery Heads to the Heights - Eater Houston

"Savoir, a new upscale Heights eatery, will debut in November from Brian Doke, formerly of Tiny Boxwoods. As Eater previously reported, Doke left his general manager position at Tiny’s No. 5 more than two years ago to pursue personal endeavors, presumably Savoir. Doke’s new eatery at the corner of Yale and 14th Streets will be housed within an old warehouse that dates back to the 1930s, reports CultureMap. Doke told the media outlet that he is updating the original building while preserving as much as possible, including color treating the exposed brick interior and adding patina to the windows. Inside, diners will find a bar area with banquets and a U-shaped bar, which is separated from the main dining room that seats 70, plus another less formal seated area called the Garden Room, which can accommodate about 30 guests. 'Elegant' and 'approachable' is how Doke described the overall vibe. He’s not revealing any menu items or who is helming the kitchen just yet, but Doke described Savoir’s fare as 'modern American with a European focus' and mentioned that guests will be able to snag house-made pastas and seasonally focused dishes. William Meznarich (Victory Wine Group) will curate the restaurant’s lengthy menu of bottles and glasses, plus beer and cocktails will be on offer." - Alaena Hostetter

https://houston.eater.com/2018/8/16/17704144/savoir-heights-la-grand-rue-opening
Yale University

Lisa T.

Google
Our family has been here many times for various middle school and high school classes (highly recommend). But for the trip we took the admissions tour for our rising senior daughter and did the info session and really enjoyed it! The campus is so beautiful, and it was great learning more about applying and life on campus.

Christine A.

Google
I was unaware of the scale that Yale University has. It’s quite literally an entire city. We walked for miles and block after block, building after building was just another Yale owned building. The architecture is truly incredible to see on these buildings. Hillhouse Avenue is full of beautiful houses turned into Yale buildings.

Kim V.

Google
Let me preface this, I was only visiting the outside area as a tourist. I am not reviewing this as a student there. I am huge fan of history, architecture, and Gilmore Girls. While in the area, I had to make a visit. It was founded in 1701 and is one of the top 3 Ivy Leagues. It is known for their law, political science, medicine, drama, and history programs. I love the Gothic architecture. They made walking around accessible. They even offer tours. Overall, I think it is a lovely school and highly notable.

Hills L.

Google
A very nice school with nice brown bricks buildings. There are a lot of police cars along side the school and its boundaries, and the light always keep lighting. There are also many security guards walking in the school area. The bad things are 1) the streets is not very clean, there are many trash on the streets; 2) there are some people walking with hammers, or other tools ; 3)the free parking varies, some 5pm, some 7pm. Be safe when visiting.

Raul Alejandro F.

Google
On our way to Boston from NY, we decided to detour to New Haven, Connecticut, to visit Yale University, and we were amazed. It was truly worthwhile to visit this place and its beautiful buildings, which preserve the architecture of the 1700s. I recommend visiting Yale, the place where five US presidents and 60 Nobel laureates were educated. Walking through its tree-lined streets, steeped in history, was enriching for my family and me.

Jon R.

Google
My wife and I recently visited Yale University for the first time, and we were absolutely amazed. The campus is stunning — a perfect blend of history, architecture, and natural beauty. Walking through the courtyards and along the old stone buildings felt like stepping into another world. The atmosphere was welcoming and full of energy. From the iconic Sterling Memorial Library to the peaceful Yale University Art Gallery, everything was thoughtfully designed and full of character. We especially appreciated how friendly and helpful everyone was.

Sebastian C.

Google
Very cool and authentic location. A must is the free Tour Sterling @Visitors Center! You Guys made the campus alive for us!

Jene'Vue

Google
Such a GRAND school. Just to step foot onto this campus, I felt immediately smarter, haha! The architecture of the buildings really is magnificent. Like stepping back in time, seeing the huge columns, inscription into the buildings, grand doorways, and old-fashioned windows definitely play the part. Overall, it was such a nice visit just walking around the campus on a Saturday rainy afternoon. A lot of students were walking around as well. If you're ever visiting this area, I definitely recommend visiting this school.