Great little neighborhood dive with no-frills decor, good service, and a friendly crowd. Prices are…read moremore than fair and the staff are attentive.

Heck yes Ernie's! A pet friendly, feel good, warm, friendly sweet home bar! Everyone is so nice…read more Amazing beer and shot prices. My dog is a regular ! (Just kidding)

My boyfriend and I stopped by for an early dinner on the rooftop after having this spot on our list…read morefor a while. The rooftop itself is beautiful, and on a sunny afternoon the views definitely steal the show. We started with the Spicy Salmon Crispy Rice, which was easily the highlight of our meal. The jalapeño packed more heat than we were expecting, but it was easy to remove. For our entrées, my boyfriend ordered the Steak Frites cooked medium, though it arrived a lot closer to rare. I went with the Fish & Chips, which were tasty, but the portion felt a bit small for the price. Overall, we left feeling like you're really paying for the atmosphere. The rooftop is the main draw, but the food didn't quite live up to it. The TVs were also blasting throughout our meal, making it difficult to hear one another. We decided we might come back for drinks, but we'll skip on the food.

I feel like this place is hit or miss. Got quite a few cocktails and some were good, others were…read morelacking. When you first walk in you just smell the bathrooms which was not the most pleasant experience. Ordered a bees knees and got a gin sour. French 75 was well done. Espresso martini was also not particularly great, passable

Every city on planet earth needs a place like this…read more A spot for live music that dosnt cost an arm + leg but is also chill/bar enough for people to sit in the back and do their thing. With really good tacos. And really nice staff. And a super funky crowd. And A++ acts. Changed my opinion on "cover bands" for ever. My wife and I are Brooklyn transplants. This felt like Brooklyn Knitting Factory in 2010. Dont stop or change a thing.

Park City Music Hall is a small performance venue and social club that opened in Fairfield,…read moreConnecticut in November 2021. It was founded by husband and wife restaurateurs Rick and Michele Torres. The location on Fairfield Avenue in Bridgeport began life as the Acoustic Cafe in 1999. It was a popular spot for the local Bridgeport music scene for over 20 years. It closed down in May 2020 due to the pandemic. The Torres family (who also own Harborview Market) then decided to purchase it and reopened it as Park City Music Hall following a 9-month renovation. The venue features a performance stage, a full bar and a kitchen. The menu features burgers, sandwiches, salads, bowls, tacos, various bar bites, craft beer (on draught and in cans), and craft cocktails. In May 2023, the venue unveiled their backstage annex: a 2500-sq-ft space directly behind the stage that is intended for VIP, GA+, private events and rentals. Since opening, Park City Music Hall has hosted countless nationally touring bands, Grammy winners, living legends, and electrifying up-and-comers. I recently visited Park City Music Hall for the first time. I had a ticket to see the Connecticut debut performance by New Jersey-based Rush tribute band "A Farewell To Kings" (AF2K). I'm a HUGE Rush fan, so I was really excited to see AF2K perform. Park City is primarily a standing room venue, but there is a limited amount of seating which is first come, first served. I arrived a half hour before doors opened, I was the first one in at opening time and I was able to snag the closest table to the stage. From the kitchen, I enjoyed some "Philly Eggrolls" (shaved steak, peppers & onions, mozzarella) along with a "Smash Burger" (cheddar jack, caramelized onion, pickles, shredded lettuce, special sauce) and "Sweet Potato Fries". I washed everything down with a draught pour of New England Brewing's "Fuzzy Baby Ducks" IPA. That meal really hit the spot! By the time the band hit the stage, a good sized crowd had accumulated. The band was terrific!! They played so many classic Rush songs and pulled them off well. As a drummer myself, I really liked the drum kit which was reminiscent of Neil Peart's kit circa 1983. Overall, I had an excellent experience at Park City Music Hall! I would love to visit the venue again, and I would really like to see AF2K perform again!

I visited this bar with my friends while in town from NYC -- Excellent cocktails, fun vibes, and…read moreAlan the owner made us feel right at home. Will definitely return!

Alan the owner is the chillest, nicest guy and you can't go wrong with any of his concoctions!…read moreClassic cocktails with a touch of the modern, The Flying Scotsman offers some of the best drinks in all of Norwalk. The vibe is extremely cozy inside, and the perfect place for a low key night with friends or a first date. If you like gin, whiskey, or scotch.. this is your place! Be sure to check out this new gem in town because this yelper is happy he stumbled in by chance.

What a great space. There is lots of outdoor seating, a fire pit to keep the area warm, the music…read morewas bumping. A couple of bars in the area so if one of them is packed, you can go to a different one across the space. The food was very good- got the marg pizza and jalepeño poppers and a couple of beers. Definitely on the pricier side for food, the personal pizza was $17 and poppers $12, but they were tasty and I would come again. A nice spot to meet up with friends after work, and I believe they do weekend and/or Sunday brunch. Ample parking. Hidden gem!

Love can be a funny thing…read more Before recently, I had never even heard of this place. However, what brought me here comes from a name I do recognize: Jillin It. These are matchmaker events hosted by Jill, and I know of some neat love stories that came from her events. I had actually been meaning to go to another Jillin It Event for some time, but for various it just never quite aligned. Example, I might have gone to Elicit Brewery over in Black Rock for the Valentine's Day event less than three months back, but I was in the height of recovering from H Pylori. Tonight though, I was feeling much better and I've trusted Jill's services enough for a while that I decided to go to this one. Yes, I am a hopeless single, but I'm a hopeless single that enjoys going to meet new people every now and then! We were given a ticket voucher for a drink at the bar as a part of our ticket prices. There were plenty of options that sounded good, but in the end I went with the Evil Genius Trick or Treat Chocolate Pumpkin Porter. It's a very IPA kind of drink, but the notes of chocolate were subtle yet easily identifiable. I do appreciate the bartenders here for being patient with me while I took my sweet time being the world's worst drink decider. I also grabbed up a Build A Pie as I needed food to eat right this very second when I got in. It's the first time in a while that I had tomato sauce in my pizza, but everything else I got as a topping are quite a bit like what I would choose for pizza toppings. In order as it appeared on my receipt, I had fresh mozzarella, shredded mozzarella, ricotta, bacon, basil, garlic, and hot honey. Honestly, for those toppings, the price was actually pretty good! After a $6.33 tip, I paid $28.34 for the pizza. It was a thin crust, wood-fired, and definitely a crispy lil boo thang! It's not the best pizza I've ever had, but that's because compared to other pizzas I've had this has very stiff competition. This was a W pizza right here! It hit the spot when I needed it and it's something I would order again. The ambiance however is really where one should put the most weight in when having anything from a place like this. It's a primarily outdoor place, so it was a good thing I came here on a nice evening in May! I can't imagine this being popular in the winter months or when it's raining. But it's perfect for large groups, and certainly an event like tonight's! It's great for social outings. I'm gonna go ahead and give this a 4 based on my first impressions of the place. It's definitely a good spot with good service. Long as you don't mind the kids running around and come on a good weather day, you're in for a treat! Before I go, let's bring the subject back to love for a bit. It's not easy. In fact, love can be a very hard game to play. But it works in mysterious ways. If your door is open, then let your heart be your guide.

We had a lovely 5 night stay at Graybarns - it's a truly special spot for a retreat and only an…read morehour drive from nyc. The inn itself has a long history and only has 6 rooms - but everything has been updated with spectacular finishes including heated bathroom floors, claw foot tubs, and really comfy furniture. The service here is what sets this place apart - everyone goes above & beyond to ensure that you have a special stay. I loved waking up to breakfast every morning which featured farm fresh ingredients like orange juice, eggs, bagels still warm from the oven, berries, and homemade granola. I can't wait to return!

Great food! Amazing experience and wonderful service. Thanks for a good time. Thanks GrayBarns!read more

The outside is dark and maybe a little misleading. We came at night and thought it was closed at…read morefirst. However, when you do go inside it is cute and small and trying to evoke those Miami vibes. This is where the place nose dives....service. The waiter we had was not engaging and rarely came to our table. The service was remarkable due to how bad it was. The food on the other hand was pretty good. I'm not sure what the direction is on the menu or theme of the restaurant -- the food is like a polish fusion with the rest of the world. I'm not mad at it! The drinks were good too! Salmon - 3.5 out of 5 (candy on the plate is odd and not cohesive) Ribs and beet dyed mashed potatoes - 4 out of 5 I really want to give this another go and see if the overall experience is better.

Overall, it was okay…read more Let's start with the outside. Parking is kind of tucked away to the side. The main door also makes the place look closed. It's very dark with the only indication being an "Open" sign lit up in the window. When you walk in, it's surprisingly small. The pictures make it look a lot larger, so I was shocked to see that it's limited to only one smaller narrow room. The decor however is nice. There's soft music playing, and the greenery throughout gives it a nice touch. The service I got wasn't anything to be excited about. Lacked offering to get my coat, didn't really take any interest in being our waiter or trying to do a good job. He wasn't bad, just not anything that made our experience special or memorable in a positive way. The drinks were good, and the food that came out was plated well. Wife and I ordered the salmon and the ribs. Both tasted good, but the mixture of flavors or different culture blends was odd. Like the need to put nerds crushed candy with fruit on the same plate at the salmon and mashed potato. For dessert, we ordered the mascarpone cloud. At first I liked it, and then we realized how burnt and overcooked the meringue was. Then it turned the flavor into something sour and unpleasant. Finally, when it came down to the check, the number we were charged for one thing was not the price listed on the menu. And it was really displeasing to see that the 13% gratuity was automatically added despite it just being a table of 2. It gave the waiter zero reason to want to be pleasant or do things to make us feel welcome. He would've gotten a tip regardless. So while my time there wasn't bad, it wasn't good enough to make me want to return. It was fine for a one time thing for me.

What a great place to spend the evening with family and friends! The food was really impressive…read more The staff made us feel like we were at home and added so much to making our night out memorable.

We went there tonight during my stepdaughter's hockey practice. We ordered nachos with chili,…read moremozzarella sticks, three orders of wings, and a burger. The nachos were the only decent thing we got, but they were slightly on the cold side. The wings took about 45 minutes to come out and we're cold to the touch, as well as very small with little meat on them. Lastly, the burger came out about ten minutes after the wings which was also ice cold AND missing two of the main toppings listed in the description. Sodas took 20 minutes to get- and even then they were left on the bar, my husband noticed and went up to get them himself. We asked for refills which never came. The mozzarella sticks were gross, and arrived with the salsa meant for our nachos instead of marinara. Like what!?! The nachos also didn't come with the sour cream & guac as the description in the menu noted. I understand the place was very busy, but it was definitely under staffed, with pretty terrible staff. Even when our server wasn't busy, she was literally standing behind the bar on her phone instead of checking in with her tables. I heard another table complain about their burger being really cold too.