Never would have come here but wanted to watch a Liverpool game with other fans so gave it a shot…read more Staff was very nice, as were other patrons. Food was decent, but standard bar food. Prices were pretty good. Bar was on the smaller side but wasn't bad on a Sunday afternoon. I'm sure I'll come back at some point.

Your basic low key pub, in a town thats lacking places like this. Its a little small inside but has…read moreroom for some bar tables, 2 booths, and a pool table. We went on a friday night to listen to a friend play guitar. The food was great, but the best part was that they actually have HUMMELS hot dogs. To quote my brother - "if they don't have Hummels, get a burger". Being a New Haven native, i was baffled when I couldn't find Hummels in any grocery stores around here. (I finally found them at stop n shop in Simsbury). We had to order our food at rhe bar, but the bartender was attentive and quick to take the order, then brought it to our table. It was a decent experience. I'd go back

We came for Mother's Day, and they had a buffet of salad,…read moresushi, and corn risotto. The carving station had prime rib. Desert station that had custard-filled puff pastry, chocolate cake, and lemon tart was overall very good !!

We had a great first time at "At the Rooftop"! It's great to see the space used for a fun new…read morerestaurant after the longstanding Chinese place closed down so long ago. We came for brunch on a Saturday morning of Thanksgiving weekend with a group of 8 and expected it to be packed so we made a reservation just in case (but it wasn't necessary). We were seated quickly upstairs although service was a bit on the slower side to begin with (I think workers were still trickling in). All of us enjoyed our food! Two of us had the Belgian waffles (a few ingredients were not as described but still OK) and two of us had the Chicken & Waffles which were tasty! I had the artisan sourdough breakfast sandwich which was absolutely massive, hubs had a delicious brunch burger and Dad had the "Eggs in Purgatory" (similar to a shakshuka). Everything was delicious and clearly freshly made as we customized a few things. Coffee was hot and refilled plenty! Will definitely be back to try the lunch and dinner menus, and especially the rooftop once the weather is better!

Visited Dish n' Dat for the first time and had a very enjoyable experience. The egg white omelet…read morewas excellent--fresh, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. The coffee was also very good and complemented the meal nicely. The restaurant has a comfortable seating area and a welcoming atmosphere that makes it easy to relax and enjoy your meal. The ambiance is warm and inviting, making it a great spot for breakfast or brunch. The home fries were average compared to the rest of the meal, but they didn't take away from the overall experience. The quality of the omelet, good coffee, friendly service, and pleasant environment made for a very satisfying visit. Overall, a great local breakfast spot, and I'd definitely come back to try more items from the menu.

Very friendly and knowledgeable staff Comfortable with 60's…read moremusic playing They will make you or change a dish to accommodate you. Really cool menu and drinks available Full bar available

110 Grill is a chain that serves modern American cuisine. There are about 40 locations in New York,…read moreConnecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire. They pride themselves with offering gluten free options and an awareness of food allergies. This location is located in the Shops of Farmington. There are plenty of parking especially out back by the red barn. The restaurant was large and spacious. There was a huge U-shaped bar. They also have a nice patio area with plenty of seating and a fire pit; this would be great when the weather is nice. My family and I had lunch on Saturday. It was busy but not overwhelming. Our server was busy but super attentive and friendly. I noticed it was very kid-friendly since there were other kids there and they had a kids menu. Their menu was vast menu and I wanted to try so many food items. I started off with a hibiscus margarita; oh my, one of the best I've had, it was a 5/5. We also had the asian calamari; it's fried battered squid, banana peppers, and a side of sweet chili. This was mouthwatering good and it was a 4/5. I had a cesar half salad which was toothsome; the dressing, parmesan, croutons, and salad ratio was perfection. My main entree, I had the prosciutto wrapped cod; that is baked cod, wrapped with prosciutto, served over parmesan risotto and broccoli with lemon butter. The showstopper was the parmesan risotto, I could eat a gallon of that lol. The cod was okay, it needed more flavor but the prosciutto definitely helped with the flavor. Overall the cod fish was 3.5/5. Next time, I want to try their Thai sesame salmon, apricot shrimp risotto, pulled pork Mac and cheese, Bolognese, crab rangoon dip, and firecracker shrimp, to name a few. I was so torn but I chose a bit of a healthier option due to my New Year resolution. I loved that they had the total calories next to the menu items. My family and I look forward to going back soon!

I've eaten at 110 Grill locations before in NY, but unfortunately, the food's not up to par at this…read morebranch. I felt bad for the waitress as she tried hard to make our lunch experience pleasant (although I will say she and the rest of the waitstaff disappeared frequently even though the place was virtually empty), but my mother had something green and gross in her glass of water and then was served a salad with wilted lettuce, and I ordered a burger that took quite a surprisingly long time to make and it came out missing some toppings. It's possible the Italian place across the way is a better place to go, but I wouldn't come here again.

Tried this restaurant for the first time. Ordered Nutella martini and regular martini. My new…read morefavorite and drum roll goes to Nutella martini it was delicious. The food tasted so good love the freshly baked bread it was hot and soft. We were a group of 4, my friends ordered some chicken stuff and enjoyed it. My husband and friends loved the calamari, they mentioned it was different with a sauce but over all added a nice punch of flavor. The burrata wood fire pizza was perfect. Would love to visit this place again and try more next time. Last but not the least the chocolate cake is to die for OMG they had these tiny chocolate pieces in the cake it was so good with the caramel.

Been to a few different Mercato locations and can't wait for the new one in Cheshire to open! Even…read morethough the locations seem to be in busy shopping centers, the vibes and atmosphere are laid back and relaxed. The firepits and outdoor seating are great to enjoy on summer nights and the cozy inside with the open bar and kitchen make it a great place to enjoy the indoor dining experience as well. I love how they start you off with complimentary bread with olive oil, a touch of balsamic glaze and roasted garlic, it's d

Good Friends, Great Food, and Historic Charm!…read more The Village at Buckingham Ladies Lunch Bunch met on July 3 for our favorite monthly first-Friday tradition! We gathered at the wonderful Lisa's Crown & Hammer in Collinsville, a charming riverfront village just a few miles from our neighborhood. What a treat to meet our delightful new neighbor from Cavendish- Kendra Z! This popular restaurant and pub operates out of the historic 1850s railroad freight station of the Collins Axe Company. It sits beautifully amidst repurposed brick factory buildings that now house quaint antique shops, art galleries, and boutiques. Inside, you step back in time with a cozy, industrial-chic setting complete with exposed brick walls, timber wood beams, and a fireplace patio for the cooler months. It is the perfect place to begin or end a walk along the scenic Farmington River, utilizing the Rails-to-Trails path. ‍‍ The food from their scratch kitchen never disappoints! They focus on elevated, comfort pub grub using plenty of fresh, locally sourced ingredients. A huge shoutout to our wonderful waitress (pictured!) who gave us truly excellent service! Our Top Crown & Hammer Recommendations: * The Towering Truffle Burger or Lisa's Amazing Crown Sliders * The Vermonter - Packed with turkey, cheddar, apple slices, and bacon * Perfectly cooked Fish Tacos or a classic Reuben Sandwich * Mediterranean Salmon Salad with lemon dressing (a personal favorite!) * Crispy Cauliflower, Fried Green Tomatoes, and Truffle Parm Fries * A refreshing glass of Citizen Cider to wash it all down! Our lunch bunch is already counting down the days until we return in October to try Lisa's new fall menu in the cozy fireplace room! If you love a quintessential New England village that is walkable, historic, and brimming with charm, you have to check out this spot!

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

I've been a longtime fan of Market Place in Avon, and one of the main reasons I visited was for the…read moreVeggie Haystack. It was a unique, delicious menu item that set the restaurant apart from other local options. I was very disappointed to learn that the Veggie Haystack has been removed from the menu. For customers who enjoyed vegetarian options, it was a standout dish and one of the reasons I chose to dine here. Unfortunately, without it on the menu, I don't have much reason to return. I hope management listens to customer feedback and brings the Veggie Haystack back. If it returns, I'll gladly come back and update my review

We were the among the only diners on a Saturday around 3pm. Our server was attentive and patient as…read morewe reviewed the menu. Cocktails were unique and well made. We ordered the crispy sushi appetizer, and it was by far my favorite food item we got. The vegan burger had a great texture but easily slid off the toast bun due to the large toppings (lettuce, tomato, onion, avocado). The regular and truffle fries were both great. The bathrooms were very clean.

Popped into Mizu pretty close to closing and they still accommodated us for hibachi. Since it was…read morejust the two of us, the entire hibachi flew by! Service was a little rocky at the beginning since it took a bit for someone to come over to us but everything was smooth from there. I got salmon and filet mignon and it was pretty good and I still had so much left to take home! The crisp on the salmon was perfect without it being dried out. The steak was cooked a bit too well for my liking, but wasn't tough so it's fine. If I could recommend one item to get and one to skip for sure: get the shumai (like 3 servings) and skip the lycheetini. A good time overall.

Stop by Mizu 21 on Sunday nice happy spot did not disappoint. Super friendly with great parking…read more Very clean atmosphere and the food was great. We had the Szechuan spice dumplings they were tender and flavorful with great broth. Then we ordered the Godzilla Roll it was done to perfection with lots of shrimp it's a must have. For dinner I had Steak with shrimp Hibachi absolutely delicious and a nice size portion. If you haven't been I would give it a try.

Tasty food, but their options really shine with their fried fare. Fried fish, clams, scallops... if…read morethat's what you're in the mood for, you can't go wrong. As soon as you start to stray into other dishes, the restaurant starts to lose its appeal. A buffalo chicken wrap was drowning in sauce. My lobster roll, which I came here specifically for based on other reviews, arrived at the table and I started laughing my head off. The bun was maybe at best 2/3 the size of a hot dog bun and had probably half a chicken lobster worth of lobster... it at that. I doubt it even reached 4oz, and with a side of fries, market price was $30. I felt completely ripped off. I've gone to Abbots at the shore of the Sound, and their roll cost the same but was about double the contents and I didn't leave hungry. $30 and I was lucky that I ordered an appetizer to fill in the gap in my stomach. Indoors is dark and not really inviting, but the patio was quite nice. Initially one server was covering half a dozen tables so service was quite slow, but when a couple others showed up to take the slack, things started moving for everyone. Overall... if you want a fried seafood platter-- it's great. But anything else... look elsewhere.

This was a special occasion for us, our very first night without our 8 year old who hates fish, so…read morewe headed for the Saybrook Fish House. We had steamed clams for an appetizer. They were good and our server Matt was on top of things even though it was a busy Saturday night. My wife had the lobster roll and said it was buttery and tender, but I can't comment since she wouldn't share it with me. I had the King Crab special, and as I commented to our server, I have paid a lot more ($55) for a lot less (4 legs) that were meaty and great texture you only get with King Crab. We left very happy. It is rare to find "king crab " and good value in the same place.

This is such a fun course. We have a clients golf tournament for charity there every year. Everyone…read moreis so pleasant. We have a lot of fun.

Beautiful course, unfortunately the starters are rude and incompetent. We were delayed getting out…read moredue to frost which is understandable. But they mismanaged a tournament which resulted in getting out an hour after our tee time. It took over 3 hours to play 9 holes because the starters had no concept of course management and certain holes were backed up 2-4 groups deep at points. When we told the starter he just said "wow" very rudely and sarcastically, no sense of customer relationships whatsoever. To top it off we called ahead to pick up lunch at the turn on 8 and when we got in the cook hadn't even seen the ticket. We will not be playing here again, despite being regulars in the past.