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    Buddha Bistro

    4.4 (10 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 2:00 pm

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    Vegan Thanksgiving wrap with kale salad, and pumpkin pancakes.

    Cute little place with lots of healthy options! Plenty of gluten free and vegan alternatives, a great place for breakfast and lunch. I have been here twice now and loved it!

    Breakfast burrito with corn salad
    Victoria T.

    I've been here quite a few times, usually to go. Food is always tasty and feels fresh like your mom just made it. I love the breakfast burrito particularly, though it needs hot sauce! Great coffee and unique breakfast smoothies, perfect for swinging by after a yoga class upstairs. Also a great atmosphere to work as they have wifi and adorable twinkle lighting.

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    Old Platform 6

    Old Platform 6

    4.0
    (6 reviews)
    1.9 mi

    This is a hidden gem. A French bistro nestled in the Waterbury suburbs. Live music, a menu that…read morechanges and is made with a local friend knowledge and flair and a friendly and caring service team. The furniture, lighting and set ups are ess eclectic and stylish. We just really enjoy coming here. It is BYOB, and I brought some bourbon and to my pleasant surprise there were large ice cubes so enjoy my drink. The ambiance works for us!

    "The bridal shower I had planned for my daughter on June 30th was such a disaster. Caroline was…read morenothing but rude and downright nasty to my daughter's very sweet and respectful bridesmaids. She forced a few of our guests, seniors, who arrived 15 minutes early, to stand in the parking lot on a very hot and humid evening. Her job as the owner was to make our guests feel welcomed and comfortable, neither of which she accomplished. To add insult to injury, the two small ac units, which would be suitable for a small bedroom, provided NO comfort at all. The temperature in that place was unbearable! Caroline bombarded me with passive aggressive, negative comments throughout the evening which I tried so hard not to let bother me. Her final performance of the evening was her demand that we take our garbage with us! I WAS HUMILIATED! I was not only robbed of thousands of dollars, (yes, thousands, for 42 people, and we brought our OWN alcohol and food) but robbed of the special evening I had planned for my daughter, her dear friends, amazing family and her soon to be family, on what should have been a memorable evening Four weeks after the disappointing event that still haunted me, I sent Ms. Bossetti an email expressing my concerns. I have never received a response from her. Watertown is a small town and stories get shared and stories travel, so I'm surprised others haven't written their reviews. I wish they had, as I would not have had to waste my time writing this and my daughter would have had beautiful memories of her shower. I hope no mother will have to experience the disappointment I have"

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    Newbrook Kitchen

    Newbrook Kitchen

    4.9
    (14 reviews)
    13.1 mi

    Newbrook Kitchen definitely lived up to the hype! This was one of the best culinary experiences…read moreI've had in a while. We went for their first October seating, and this month's menu has such cozy fall dishes. The cod and filet were cooked perfectly! The courses are on the smaller side, but it works out well so you can comfortably enjoy each of the six courses, plus bread. We had a front row seat to the open kitchen, and you could see how much care chef Danielle and her team put in to every dish. The timing of the courses flowed perfectly, and having it be capped at 40 people with a prix fixe menu made for a smooth experience. The servers were attentive and made sure we always had enough water and that empty plates were cleared. Perfect for a unique date night or girls night out!

    Finally had a chance to check out Newbrook kitchen. This place is sooooo amazing. Loved the cozy…read morefeel, service and decor! The food was a real knockout here. We chose to sit at the kitchen bar to be close to all the action. They started us off with bread service which was cranberry bread with orange butter, and mind you gluten free but you couldn't even tell! The amuse bouche was pimento cheese bread with pork belly lardons and almonds. So tasty. Next we had honey nut squash with whipped cheese and sage. So good. The cheese was out of this world. Next we had Chorizo crusted sea bass in an herb oil cream sauce. This was my favorite dish of the evening. I honestly wanted to lick the cream sauce out of the empty dish. Next was a curry chicken which was so tasty and then our final savory dish Pomegranate braised beef with coconut rice which was my second favorite. The flavors were spot on and there was this interesting popping texture to the dish. Our final course dessert, Brown butter miso cookie cake with chai gelato was delivered by chef Danielle herself who also took the time to check in on our experience. The whole experience was phenomenal and I recommend for any foodies. This place is catching on quickly so be sure to secure a reservation as they fill up so fast!

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    The Lucky Gut Collective

    The Lucky Gut Collective

    4.5
    (6 reviews)
    24.6 mi

    "I've had just about all I can take You know I can't take it…read moreno more I've got a gut feeling" (Devo) You get a pretty good idea of the Lucky Gut's mission and core values when you peruse their website and see terms like Community, health & wellness collective, vitality, alternative, natural, and the like. They occupy the space that previously housed a Cajun restaurant and a Japanese restaurant before that. We made our first trip to Lucky Gut a few days ago and were incredibly impressed by every facet our visit. The gorgeous space is broken down into sections - a kitchen to rent out or use for cooking classes, a marketplace, a beverage bar, and a community room to hang out in, relax, meditate, or work on your laptop. Their market sells local food and health products, and they have a big Grab and Go section of refrigerated and frozen foods. We found their pricing to be very reasonable. We spent under $28 for a pint of frozen vegetable chili, tomato bisque, a container of chicken meatballs, and a packet of chili mix. We want to give a big shout-out to Sara, who gave us a tour of the premises. It was an absolute joy to interact with her. You really owe it to yourself to visit the Lucky Gut and be overwhelmed by their Zen-like atmosphere.

    A really interesting and unique spot to hang out in, grab a food or drink, shop, and take cooking…read moreclasses. Its name refers to a focus on healing for "leaky gut syndrome," where the gut becomes damaged/porous, allowing partially digested food to go into the bloodstream. (However, this isn't currently recognized as a medical diagnosis.) We stopped in for a cold pricey drink (spritzer with adaptogens that I didn't love because it tasted mostly like sparkling water) on a summer day. But maybe the smoothies are better. Everyone was very friendly and they've created a space that people can enjoy. One part holds the kitchen for cooking classes and health workshops (self defense, mental health, etc) that seem reasonably priced; one part has the store with prepared foods, a few pantry staples like eggs and meat, drinks and gifts (candles, snacks, jewelry); and the other has couches, books and a few games. There's a small parking lot right next to the entrance but there's also other parking nearby if it fills up - you'll just have to walk a little. Nearby are Grassroots, the Coffee Spot, a yarn store and Blossom Cafe.

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    The Lucky Gut Collective

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