Avelo flys to midway. It's a pain to have to drive a few hours home, but it is by far going to be your cheapest option in terms of flights

Oooo will def try! Thanks for the tip!

There are lots of markets! I've found they're great for spices and non-perishables, but sometimes the produce can be more difficult to find. There are some panaderias around too. It is really easy to get on the train to NYC, so you guys will have access to good Mexican food, but it just won't be as close as you are used to.

My bf really likes the area. There's stuff he misses about home, and things he really prefers here, such as all of the green trees! There are also a surprising number of people living here from California. He is a graduate student, so we live in an area called East Rock, which is where most of the grad students live. It's a ~5-10 min drive to Fair Haven area

My bf is Mexican from the Bay. Honestly, he hates most of the Mexican food here. There is some stuff, but I understand that for him it just isn't the same.

It isn't going to be the same as soCal, so keep that in mind when making your decision.

Also I think you are thinking that New Haven is larger than it is. It's a small city and quite small geographically, so you can live somewhere else and visit any of the other areas easily.

Oh sweet! I can't make it tonight, but I will check out some of their other events!!

Gather is open pretty late. Great spot to study during the day, but they have tons of fun events in the evenings so you may not be able to get much studying done. Still worth checking out

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Yes New Haven has all of that but Ann Arbor is better tbh. Yes there is some stuff to brag about for the locals, but I think you can find all that you would find in New Haven in a better city