Enfield Sandwich Shop Closing: Here's What's Coming Next

ENFIELD, CT — D'Angelo Grilled Sandwiches will close its Enfield restaurant Sunday, Nov. 15, according to an announcement by the sandwich chain.

The sandwich shop is at 12 Hazard Ave., according to D'Angelo's official location page.

D'Angelo thanked customers for supporting the restaurant and said it hopes to return in the future.

“The Enfield community has been incredibly supportive, and this decision is not a reflection of that support,” the company said in its announcement.

The company did not give a specific reason for the closing in its announcement.

After the Enfield closing, the nearest remaining D'Angelo will be at 200 Hartford Turnpike in Vernon, according to the chain's location directory. The Vernon restaurant offers dine-in, pickup and delivery.

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Regency Centers' Brookside Plaza tenant listing identifies BIRDCODE as coming soon to a 2,456-square-foot outparcel space.

Patch reported on BIRDCODE's plans for the plaza in June, when the property listing already showed the chicken restaurant as a future tenant.

The Connecticut Scoop reports that BIRDCODE will replace D'Angelo and open sometime in 2027. The property owner's listing does not provide an opening date, and Patch has not independently confirmed that timeline.

BIRDCODE's current menu includes chicken sandwiches, tenders, chicken bites and a chicken-topped salad, along with fries, mac and cheese, milkshakes and banana pudding.

Brookside Plaza is near the I-91 interchange at Hazard and Phoenix avenues. Its tenants include ShopRite, Burlington, L.L. Bean and TJ Maxx, according to Regency Centers.

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