The place was awesome and the food was so good, definitely going back there again. The only problem…read morewas the space was too cramped but was the still 10/10

Still the best wings and French onion soup in Connecticut. JTims will always have our hearts and…read morepatronage. We made a first-ever fatal flaw as a family today. We went beyond the wings/apps page and got entrees and sandwiches too. I know. I know. We brought it upon ourselves. Rather than go into detail on our disappointment in a place we love. Just passing along the positive advice of eat as many dirt wings as you can. Guzzle gallons of their French onion soup - have whatever beverage you choose - and leave the other items right where they are and enjoy the wing and onion soup perfection. Always great!!! Service too.

What a great spot! We stopped in for lunch on a Thursday - it's been a while and we were amazed at…read morethe transformation of the space. Great Latin American feel and outstanding food - the Puerto Rico Bowl (on the Specials menu) was excellent. The bartender (Alex) is very personable and had time for a great conversation. Looking forward to our next visit.

Stop scrolling and pull up for brunch…read more If you're in CT and haven't been to Puente American-Latino Pub in Unionville, you're seriously missing out. This spot is way too underrated. They take the simplest homie comfort foods and give them an elevated, flavorful twist that just works And let's talk about the Coquito-tini a Puerto Rican classic with a kick. Absolute must-have. Amazing flavors, great vibes, and the staff? Top tier This place deserves way more love.

Came on a Friday and they had great live music. I ordered a drink, the small size of nachos and the…read moreheirloom tower. Drink seemed mostly soda, but one of the people I sat with was extremely happy with their dirty martini. I tend to be a nacho snob and was not impressed with those. The cheese wasn't even completely melted and it looks like I was served the bottom of the bag because 80% of the chips were broken pieces. The heirloom tower was very good. Everything was fresh and the tomatoes crisp. The place itself is ok. There are two rooms and the room with the bar and entertainment was extremely stuffy and warm, the other room felt like Antarctica. Bathrooms were clean with 3 stalls, although one was out of order. Overall I'd give this place 3-1/2 stars, but with that not being an option I opted for 3.

No two ways about it, the beer brined wings with out sauce are absolutely delicious! They also have…read moremany flavors if needed but the plain wings are just so damn good! We also had the following: Cobb Salad (enough for two people) Fish & Chips (with house made chips instead of fries) Patty melt (super juicy) Rodeo Burger (ask for the onion rings on the side instead of on the sandwich) But the one thing I can't wait to try next time is the giant house made pretzel! And the full bar, wine and beer selection is totally aboveboard

Weird service, weird vibes, decent wings…read more They were playing live music which was nice.

When I rank a space I rely on more than just the food and menu. It's also the energy and…read moreenvironment. The crowd at Burus' is very welcoming to new comers and quick to recommend menu items. The bartender will make you a Mocktail if you ask and describes exactly what the bar has to offer. I can definitely be a regular here if I ever frequent the evening scene. The prices are decent and it's a great spot to hop around if you are out out with friends.

Fun local place. Food is great. Better than you'd expect for a small bar. Service is fantastic…read more You'll never have an empty drink. This is one of my favorite places.

Food quality / price (value) rating 9. The atmosphere is "old time" bar with a griddle behind the…read morebar like they had 65 years ago. The menu is a typical pub menu and the prices are very good. The bar seats about 10, and they have about 10 high tops. There are several tv's, and it appears that this place would be great for watching sports. They have 8 beers on tap. It appears to be a local crowd. I had a grilled cheese, bacon and tomato on rye, served with chips and a pickle for $7.99. It was excellent. The wife had the baked potato skins which were true potato skins unlike what most places are passing off as "skins". They were also very good. We'd definitely come again!

3 stars is criminal for this place. The food is excellent, if the wait times bother you, go to…read moreMcDonalds. Seriously, it is absurd for this place to be any less than 4.5 stars. It isn't fast, but the quality is top notch. They should bring back the open mics, other than that, don't come here if you are in a rush and just enjoy life nerds.

Lisa's Crown and Hammer is a little bit confusing…read more Is this a pub that serves high end food, or is this a bougie restaurant trying to be a pretty good pub? Confusion lie, as we walked in the main entrance, and there was no person to see us. Do we just go in and sit down? Do we walk into the pub and sit there? After a minute or two wait, a server came and sat us in the fireplace room. Menus were waiting for us along with the daily specials on this Sunday. The dinner specials were few and far between, and we passed on them I ordered a Lisa's Crown and Hammer chicken sandwich, which came with french fries fries according to the menu, and my dear friend, ordered the Reuben, with french fries We passed on drinks as water was supplied, and neither of us felt like drinking. The food arrived in decent time. My friend only ate half of a Reuben, and some of the french fries. She said th sandwich was OK. My Lisa's crown and hammer sandwich was pretty decent, and I felt the french fries were well seasoned but soggy. I ate half the sandwich and took most of the french fries home. I'm kind of disappointed, as after spending time at the Christmas tree show and raffle at the Collinsville Historic Society, lunch would be so appropriate to end the lovely visit in Collinsville at Crown and Hammer I guess it's travel at your own risk here. Hit or miss. Service was OK, but it seemed like the server disappeared for long periods of time and the place really wasn't busy. I also noticed there were two or three servers taking care of guest in the small place The pub was hopping, I'm not sure if it was locals or visitors to Collinsville, but it looks like everyone was having a good time in there. Prices were on point, as I think the Bill was around $40 with tip. The menu does have sandwiches and sides along with the high-end dishes. Personally, I would lose the high-end dishes. I will come back again, maybe not soon. Collinsville is an awesome place to visit. So quaint, so inviting, so much to do. It's just too bad that Crown and Hammer missed the mark

Great food, comfortable atmosphere, always a few selections on tap for "beer snobs" like me. Ice…read morecold mugs or pints, very reosanably priced. a long time Torrington tradition, like going to Cheers without the Boston traffic!

We went for Dinner for my birthday 1st time here will definitely be back…read more Our server Ari was fantastic suggesting drinks and meals food was fantastic and great portions Nice place friendly staff Ray

Enjoyed All of our entrees will definately go back. Our waitress was attentive. Good desserts Also.read more

Takeout Review: I…read morealways drive by this place, so I decided to check it out finally. Coming from Rhode Island, I love my fresh seafood. The parking lot was spacious and always packed. The restaurant is nautical themed and it's not a fancy place but definitely a homey place. The service was great with ordering and picking up takeout. The prices were a little higher for the dinner options; I understand the situation, due to inflation and fresh seafood is usually more pricey. For starters, I had to try out their thick and creamy New England clam chowder; it was not the best I've ever had but it was a 3.5/5. My main meal was the crab cake sandwich and fries; it came with lettuce, tomato, red onion, and spicy delta tarter sauce. The crab cake was deep fried and perfectly crunchy. The fries were one of the best takeout fries I've had, it's was super crispy even after picking it up and driving home with it. Overall, my family and I enjoyed our meals!

It had been many years since we had last visited the Saybrook Fish House in Clinton so we thought…read morewe would try it again for lunch today. The clam chowder was a bit over thickened, though was passable I would give it a grade of C. The classic fish sandwich came with cheese on it, which may be a bit unusual, but was fairly good. The whole belly fried clams were pretty good but for $35 was not a reason to come back. Overall, I would say that for a $64 lunch with a $10 tip. It was pricey and not positively memorable. The service was good in a restaurant that was not terribly busy at 1:30 in the afternoon on a Sunday.