Such a cute little spot in downtown Fairfield by the theatre. I just snagged a drink one afternoon…read morewhile walking around but I absolutely loved the feel of the space. I wasn't hungry but the menu looked delicious and my drink was excellent. The bartender was very attentive and although it wasn't busy then, I heard them answer calls for reservations constantly while I was there. Def coming back hungry next time! .

We stopped in for lunch and had a good experience. The restaurant has indoor dining as well as…read moreoutdoor dining. There was a really chill vibe with good music while we dined. For my entree I had the steak and frites, minus the fries because of dietary reasons. I was able to substitute the fries for asparagus. Overall, I was not overly impressed with the steak. It was fine but not over the top. My girlfriend really enjoyed the chicken pot pie. She said it was really good.

Kevin's Corner is exactly the kind of cool local place I love finding when I'm out of town. We…read morestarted with the Irish sausages, which were served piping hot and tasted great. I'm still not entirely sure what made them Irish, but they were excellent bar food. My son and I both ordered the fish and chips. The portions were generous, the fish was nicely battered, and everything tasted good. Kevin, the owner, came over and introduced himself during our meal. He was a genuinely nice guy, and that personal touch says a lot about the place. If I lived around here, Kevin's Corner would definitely become one of my regular spots.

Kevin is a very hard working, friendly Irishman with a nice spot in Fairfield almost in Blackrock…read more The food is great, huge portions and reasonably priced. The bartenders are very pleasant and efficient. I'll be there at least once a week

Nice ambiance. Mix of pub but family friendly Dining area. Relaxed atmosphere. Good stiff drink…read more Food was good., tasty. Portion could been but bigger (looked bigger in pics ) but it m nit picking. Dessert (chocolate Peanut butter pie) was delicious. Easy parking. And great location.

You must get the soft pretzel! That was the best thing we ate. I had a burger that was not so…read moreimpressive but the sweet potatoe fries were standout. The service was good and kept checking in even when we were just yapping for a while.

Came to The Shebeen for the first time on St Patrick's Day and honestly... I was kinda bored…read more They don't have a drink menu, and the 3 drinks I tried to order they didn't have. After that I didn't feel like playing guessing games, so I just skipped getting a drink altogether. Service was confusing. No one greeted us when we walked in, so we weren't sure if we seat ourselves or wait. We ended up asking the bar, then once we sat down, we were still unsure if someone would come take our order. Eventually figured out you have to order at the bar. We ordered the Irish nachos and shepherd's pie to share. The Irish 'nachos' were actually tasty, seasoned waffle fries, nice and crispy, super flavorful. Only downside was they were a little light on the cheese. The shepherd's pie was good too. Overall, I just wasn't feeling the vibe and didn't stay for dessert, just wanted to head out. I will say though, Sean came over later and was very nice and professional, definitely stood out and gave manager vibes. The rest of the staff wasn't attentive, but it was St. Patrick's Day, so I get that it was probably a hectic night for them.

Not really to much to say here about this place. Came in on a whim on st patty's day for a few…read moredrinks and some food. But didn't really have what I was looking for drink wise but I did enjoy the nachos and the Shepards pie! Made fresh, tasty and hit the spot. For drinks I was looking to get something more on the cocktail side but nothing caught my eye. So I just passed. The service wasn't bad and there are plenty high top tables to sit at but mostly taken due to st patty's day

We had a good experience here on Fourth of July weekend. The hostess squeezed my family and I in on…read morea high top when after initially telling us the wait would be 25 minutes. I was not prepared to wait that long with two hungry kids. So, we were seated immediately and my kids were happy. They liked the pizza and chicken fingers--all above average from their perspective. And my wife and I felt good about our dishes too: the ahi tuna sushi bowl and the miso salmon. All tasty and reliably good. Massive portions. We had to take some home. The ambiance is nice. The bar had the world Cup games on and the place was buzzing. The patio was filled to the brim too. All in all, a good little spot in Southport.

Such a cozy little spot! This place was recommended to us by a friend local to the area. The…read moreatmosphere feels warm and welcoming, like you could sit there for hours. You're greeted to the warmth of one of two fireplaces in the restaurant. You can sit inside or enjoy one of the attached sun porches, which makes it perfect to revisit in the summer when the weather warms up. Staff was friendly, quick and attentive. Food was delicious with great portions. They offer Sunday brunch, however you have the option to order from their standard menu. My party ordered the eggs Benedict, the tuna bowl, and the California chicken wrap. Key things of note: The amount of parking available for the restaurant. Aside from its own lot to the side, there is an additional lot right in front with parking dedicated to the restaurant and gym next door. The restaurant is conveniently located right off the exit from i95, making it easy to find and a reliable place to stop and eat without going too out of the way. I definitely plan to revisit The Gray Goose in the future!

Bonda is a gem in Greenfield Hill. The food is delicious (love the pasta puttanesca and almost all…read moreof the desserts). Can be a bit loud when busy but not a big deal. The service is excellent and it's another place I'll always take out of town guests.

4.5 stars! Lovely, romantic, sophisticated yet inconspicuous restaurant located at the foot of…read moreGreenfield Hill and serving the local clientele. Menu is modern American but leans Italian. There are two bars and two separate dining rooms. While I prefer the more intimate front dining room, lots of the locals seem to prefer the back. The main feature here is the food: it's great! Well prepared and presented with a very decent wine list.

5 stars for staying open since 1934…read more 5 stars for that great clam chowder 5 stars for having ice cold Schaefer beer (established 1842) I thought this brand vanished in the 80's I've been a few dozen times over my lifetime and the establishment hasn't changed a bit. A Time Capsule, A throwback in time. Worth checking out. My friend I met says the chili cheese onion dogs are excellent. Hummel brand Dogs. Nestled in a residential neighbourhood with a unique charm. Check them out if you're curious. Cool place, friendly service.

Again a wonderful meal love the Pizza and staff is always pleasant and great service. Highly…read morerecommended visit here.

The original of a good restaurant idea. I recently moved to Norwalk in Feb but I have know about…read moreBJ Ryan's, when as a minister next door to Unity of Norwalk, I would be taken there for Brunch. Always an enjoyable time. When I moved in the area I knew that i would have a staple food place. I was mailed coupons after I became a resident allowing me to dine at the 3 places with very decant discounts to other other locations that I was unaware of. What a blessing and treat! To make a long story short, I never used the discounts until I tried each place, GLADLY going back to East Norwalk and BJ Banc. I have been back a lot, Now to Main street. Yes, a Monday with a Skelton staff tonight on July 27.. meaning they were DEAD on arrival. They was one man at the bar at 6:45 dining when I came in... I was not greeted for a bit and the barkeep, Heather I think, was very less than enthusiastic. I ordered a Pub Burger, always a good start with Onion ring side. The sides are relatively expensive to the entree, this being a burger. $6.00 for Onion Rings? Having lived in Manhattan for my 69 years I said well go for it. 6 quarter size burnt onion left overs from another order were placed in front of me. I said to her, this is $6 Onion Rings? Without a word spoken she was in the kitchen and in NO tome... 6 Onion Sized Rings were produced under cooked. The Burger. I aske for RARE to Medium being pink.... it came out DEAD! No customers, no dialogue as she was on her cell, I spent over $40 including 2 beers . I am saddened as I like this place. Why be open every day of the week, with bad staff, not being engaging and poorly served food. Open 365 may be for those that are desperate.. I am not. But I want the Main St BJ to be what I remembered and the standard of East Norwalk and Banc. I would gladly post my name here because this review is meant to be a retrospect of something that I feel is the poor sister. I wish someone would be in touch with me... you are losing steam on this one.

We had a lovely waitress who was very efficient but the food did not come through. It's restaurant…read moreweek and you got a couple of choices - I figured simpler is better at pubs so I ordered the flank steak with mashed potatoes and vegetables. The chimichurri sauce was terrible- so much acidity to it. Mashed potatoes seemed to be from a package too. Not my thing.