I found Misfit Club by walking around downtown Mystic. It truly is a hidden gem with regulars and…read moretourists. I love the two bartenders that were there when I stopped in with my husband. They were so warm, kind and welcoming. It really is a judgement free pub! The establishment is English themed with lots of British decor and I loved every bit of it!!!! It's chic, modern and cozy. They have a great beer list and they rotate their beers weekly. It's a bar and social club. It appeared there were regulars there and people knew one another. I wish I lived in the area because it would be my local place! I LOVE that they show music videos on a screen as it plays in the bar.

A hidden gem of a brewery in the downtown area. It's a fun place that was a little loud for old at…read moreheart people like my fiance and I. Absolutely a fun place if you are looking for that. The bartenders were very friendly and the service was quick.

We stopped in last Friday on our trip up to see one of our kids…read more When we arrived it wasn't busy, as we came after the lunch crowd but before the dinner one. Food was good, not a fan of the cheese plate, but my husband loved it. Everyone's meal was really good we all enjoyed it, our waitress serving us was fantastic. We had to do a quick in and out as we were running late to meet our other kid. Recommend stopping in if you're in the area.

A Mystic staple with heart, hops, and hearty Irish fare…read more Friar Tuck's Tavern is one of those Mystic spots that just feels right the moment you walk in. The beer selection is always solid--plenty of familiar favorites plus a few rotating picks that keep things interesting without overwhelming you with choices. The Irish‑leaning menu is where they really shine. Comfort classics, generous portions, and that cozy pub vibe that makes you want to settle in for a while. Whether you're craving something hearty or just need a plate to go with your pint, they've got you covered. Live music adds a great energy without drowning out conversation, and the staff deserves a shoutout--they're faithful, friendly, and keep the place humming even on busy nights. You can tell they care about the regulars and newcomers alike. Not quite a perfect five, but absolutely a Mystic go‑to when you want good beer, good food, and a warm pub atmosphere. Cheers

This place is definitely a hole in the wall. So tiny! When we entered I thought perhaps there was…read morea separate bar and dining area, but it is just a super small place with a bar and some eclectic tabletop options with various stools and chairs. We weren't even sure someone was going to come over to take our order as we only saw the bartender and no other waitstaff. Those ladies definitely hustled to manage it all. We ordered rather quickly when someone came to the table as we were afraid if we didn't it might be a long time before we saw someone again. Food took a very long time to come out, but it was worth the wait. I had a delicious Reuben with amazing house made fresh potato chips and my husband had chicken tenders and fries. This is clearly a well loved local spot. I would visit again.

Half hound is a great Irish pub love the Guinness stew! They pour a nice glass of Guinness. The…read moreambience is Irish pub all the way. I've been a few times in the service has always been good. I would recommend this restaurant to my family and friends.

I have to say this is my favorite local package store. While there are a few other options in the…read morearea, I tend to stop here more often then any of the others. The craft beer selection is always changing and they seem to add on the latest and great releases by a lot of the local breweries. I also tend to bring wine to family functions and the staff are able to help me with my decision in pairing certain wines with a dish for the function that evening. It does help that I live in the neighborhood, so I may be a little biased. However do I recommend you stop in for some local craft beers if your visiting the area!! Cheers

Today is the last day I will ever purchase anything from Cask & Keg. The owner didn't even greet…read moreme just rang my purchase, told me the amount & took my credit card. I appreciate, I'm not a big spender there, but Kevin could at least be friendly. The staff is great!

Delicious food, efficient staff, and a beautiful yet cozy environment! Rita, our server made it…read moreall the better! Warm, friendly and so available to all of our needs! Huge portions...the fish and chips barely fit on the plate, delicious tender short ribs, and perfectly cooked steak! Can't ask for more!

Staff is exceptionally polite and amazing. Food is a pass. Drinks are good here. They seem to be…read moreout of certain food items consistently.

Good clean oysters Great views…read moreSteak lacked a flavor Go early cause there's always a wait

Friendly attentive service! Ate outside on upper deck with…read morepretty views of the water and boats. The hot buttered lobster rolls we ordered were delivered super fast (actually arrived before the oyster app). The only downside was my first bite of my lobster roll had shell in it. And my second. Kind of ruined the experience for me especially at the expensive price we paid ($41).

This was our last stop before heading out of town, so we didn't have much time to try more things…read more We were very intrigued by them brewing their own beer with chocolate and decided to give that a try. My Belgian White was the smoothest beer I've ever had. I didn't know how I felt about a chocolate beer that wasn't a stout, but they sure made it work.

Best. Hot chocolate I've ever tasted. If I lived closer, I would visit more often. Highly…read morerecommend this cute chocolate shop

Our annual trek to DPI (as we celebrated our anniversary), was once again enjoyable. It never…read morefails, the dwelling built in 1756 is truly enchanting. The shrimp presented in the cocktail were cold, crisp and fresh and the sauce had a great taste and consistency. We also enjoyed the DPI skewers that included a bit of steak tip, a sea scallop and a fresh shrimp that was that was grilled to perfection and drizzled with a bit of horseradish cream sauce. The staff members are always welcoming and the aura of the visitors -since we became a nation seem ever-present. Bravo DPI... See you soon. On a visit to Mystic, I could not wait to find a restaurant that served more seafood than I could easily settle on. Sitting in the Mystic Marriott lobby, yelp pointed us to the Captain Daniel Packer Inne. What a find. Although the building was restored in 1979, it's origin dates to 1756. Everything seems to have been preserved -including the aura. As you would expect with a building older than the signing of the Declaration of Independence, it is small in size but large in hospitality. Without reservations, we did not stand much of a chance in the upstairs dinning area, but a flight of stairs down to the pub in the cellar... and we were seated in 20 minutes. For appetizers, we had the phyllo dough lobster lollipops and an order of artichoke hearts that were resting in a light lobster sauce (the artichoke that is) that invited us to soak up what was left with the delicious homemade bread we were served. For our main course we had the halibut steak that was sitting on top of freshly mashed potatoes with a smattering of fresh corn kernels. The customer service attendants were mindful of their tables and visited at opportune times. -Not when you start to take a bite and never did we wonder where they might have gone off to. Parking was a bit of a challenge but by far worth the hunt. If you are looking for a very friendly restaurant with a historical beginning and great food... Look no further. DPI is a definite re-visit for us.

I must first start by saying that I've been going to CDPI for 30 years. Honestly, on a cold winters…read moreday there's no better place than the cellar bar to sit in front of a fire, have a pint, and soup. The best. The building itself is gorgeous with thick beams and great finishes. It's a beautiful place even if it is a little tight. With that said, we had a party of 10 and had reservations in advance. Parking is always tricky, but we got a good spot in the lot and were very happy. The wait for the table was maybe 10 minutes which was not too bad. The waitress was very good and she took care of our water, drinks, and bread right away. The place was busy but we really were pleased with the service! I ordered the fish and chips. Most of the table ordered a steak, veggie, and mashed potatoes. Truffle fries was the appetizer that landed on my end of the table. They were not my favorite. Those who had the steak seemed happy with the meal. Both of us who had the fish and chips were not happy with the meal. We had fish and chips at Steak Loft the night before- and they did not compare. They were perfect. The order I had at Daniel Packard were heavy and filling but I was missing the light tempura batter, the crunch and soft fresh fish, and the great tartar sauce that is the standard for fish and chips! I didn't take my leftovers which is not the norm for me. I'll swing by in the winter for a pint in front of the fire no doubt, but I think another dinner is not in my future.