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Industry Kitchen & Bar

3.4 (59 reviews)
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Microwaved Egg rolls that took 45 minutes and tasted sub par.
Sally Z.

NOPE. JUST NO. Don't come here. 1. The food was seemed microwaved and still took almost an hour. 2. It was 12:30. They opened at noon on a Sunday. AND We had to go the booth into the back of the restaurant to get our server twice! To ask where our drinks were after we order them and 25 minutes goes by for two sodas and we never saw him come back. It was empty. We were the only people in the dining room. There were three men who were sitting at the bar and had a bartender to service them. Before we left two other couples came in and had the exact same experience as us. One of the other couples had to ask where their food was twice and the couple sitting behind us never got drinks so this is obviously an issue they faced on a regular basis. I don't recommend coming here, not for the food, not for the service, not for anything.

One of many local craft beers served
Susan K.

ORIGIN: North Canaan has a long history with the mineral extraction and processing industry (iron and lime). Not sure if that is the reference the owner, Festim Arjo, had in mind when transforming a former pizza parlor into Industry Kitchen & Bar, but industrial references are found throughout the restaurant's attractive modern design. CONCEPT: Owner Festim Arjo wanted Industry Kitchen & Bar to be an attractive setting that offered a wide range of dishes. Since the restaurant opened in 2020 the menu has changed in response to what has been most popular. ATMOSPHERE: The restaurant has a menu that is great for both lunch and dinner and the interior -- a mix of warm woods, reflective metal, and golden light -- offers an attractive and relaxing setting. The interior of Industry Kitchen & Bar has two separate dining areas -- one next to the bar with a long high top table, and another separated by a brick wall with cafe and upholstered banquette seating. This arrangement makes Industry Kitchen & Bar a good dining destination for young families, as well as a spot for adults to gather and sip craft beers. EXPERIENCE: On my first visit I was surprised to find the variety of options, including lobster roll and cheesesteak. Each visit suggests all dishes are well prepared and presented. A favorite of mine has been the Classic Reuben sandwich served with French Fries. The proportion of the sandwich's components are spot on to me. TIPS: Industry Kitchen & Bar is a destination to keep in mind when seeing a show the Colonial theater, visiting Great Falls Brewery, the accordion museum in town, or shopping at Hither Lane. Industry Kitchen & Bar has also become a destination for when traveling to western Massachusetts and Vermont.

mac and cheese entree
Chris S.

This was one of those pleasant surprise spots that needed to be on the map! We went out for an afternoon drive when our tummies got a little hungry. We searched for the closest restaurant and found this gem. Warm, friendly, and welcoming staff gave us a table right away. The atmosphere, as the business name suggests has an industrial vibe to it with modern touches. It was very clean and fresh-looking too. The menu was expansive with all the usual pub and grill fare. Plenty of beer, wine, and cocktail selections as well. Service was prompt, kitchen pumped out some very hot food reasonably fast. I had the 'chickfila-wrap' and I substituted onion rings. The wrap was great, the chicken was tasty and fresh. The onion rings were perfectly crispy in fresh oil and they gave you a good amount. My girlfriend had the mac and cheese entree and was very satisfied. She gave me a taste and I found it to be very rich and cheesy and the breadcrumbs on it were yummy. The mac and cheese was right out of the broiler I think, as it was 14,000 degrees and melted my tongue (that's a compliment and not a complaint). In summary, find this place if you're coming through Northwest CT as there aren't too many good spots in the region. I'm convinced you'll be satisfied. Parking is a squeeze though. Menu prices are a bit higher than the norm, I'd say. Burger meal prices are pushing close to $20. My wrap was $17.90, the mac and cheese was $16.95. 16oz craft beer $7.95. Ice Tea $2.95.

Tricia B.

I'm a little surprised to see a place this modern in Canaan, CT. It's a good thing, and I hope it maintains. They are located next to a community parking lot, and street parking is also available. The immediate interior is the bar, and on the left a dining room with a mixture of booths and tables. Wood is dominant. The menu is fairly standard for a bar (burgers, sandwiches, Mac and cheese, etc), but the food itself is pretty tasty. I will note the spinach and artichoke dip is undersalted, or could at least use dipping chips with salt on them. The appetizer meatballs also have the full NOLA trinity present, and if you have texture issues they are very present. The Farmers Burger was huge, the egg yolk was solid, but the thousand island dressing provided enough liquid to replace the need for ketchup. I also feared the pastrami would overwhelm, but it actually balanced with the beef burger nicely.

McDonalds Chicken Nuggets tossed in sauce called "Boneless Wings"
Brittany A.

Honestly will not be returning here, EVER. We used to love this place. We ordered some meatballs while waiting for our friends to arrive. One meatball was cooked perfectly (but tasted super weird), while the other was bright pink/red raw meat inside. We sent it back, and 5 minutes later the owner comes over to explain to us that "that's the way it's supposed to be"... and continued on about how he wouldn't jeopardize his business sending out raw meat. Okay, if that's true then why was the other meatball cooked perfect inside? He said he had it sitting under the heat lamp in the back if we still wanted it. We said no, but we were still charged for them. The whole interaction made us feel like we were assholes for not wanting these meatballs. The whole interaction left a worse taste in our mouth than the meatballs did. The drinks take an unbelievable amount of time to arrive, and we only ordered draft beer not cocktails. Then the "boneless wings" (which we've had before when there) were literally McDonalds Chicken Nuggets tossed in sauce. They never used to be like this. It's the only thing I took a picture of because I was baffled. $14 for seven chicken nuggets. If a restaurant is going to cut corners it shouldn't be this obvious to the customer. I would've rather had Applebees, and paid half the amount. My best friend ordered the French Onion soup, and her bread was burnt under the cheese. Soggy burnt bread. Not good. The service was slow lagging. It was enough for us to just not want to come back ever again. Save your money.

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Great neighborhood dining. Food is always delicious, staff is so friendly and the prices are reasonable.

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The food is great, great staff and service wait time for starters is good, overall great. Should eat here.

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Wonderful place, and a double sided, very detailed menu. Service is amazing, definitely recommend!

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The $26 lobster roll ("lobstah roll") was imitation crab. Deceitful and tasted horrible.

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