I love the vintage classic look of theaters like this. I imagine it was originally built as a old…read moretheater in the 40s or 50s and has been renovated over the years. I enjoyed the seating and setup while watching our movie. I do with the seats leaned back, but that wasn't a big deal. The sound system was very good! I'd definitely recommend coming here for new releases.

Interesting space. Concession stand like a movie theater. Event just started and out of toilet…read morepaper in the stall I hit. First come, first serve seating. We scored a decent seat. What I can share- we drove 1 hour for a 1 hour event. I was a little disappointed at the length of the event, also when I heard how people would get a photo with the author and I feel as though I would of had to wait a long time so I opted not to.thanks for hosting Jodi Picoult but next time, I would expect more than an hour. Clean facility and the people working were all very passionate about the vent running smoothly, I can appreciate their efforts.

Went to grab lunch and a drink today. We ordered the spinach and artichoke dip to start and then a…read morelittle while later we each got a sandwich. The service was friendly and we weren't rushed. We chatted and enjoyed the afternoon. Our food was great and the martinis were excellent. If you are in the area I suggest you check it out if you want a good drink and sandwich.

The Reese's martini taste just like Reese's pieces! It's dangerously good. Raspberry Lemonade was…read moreokay. The lemonade could've been better but tastes like a generic brand from the store. A nice homemade lemonade would've changed the drink drastically. Hot chocolate just taste like Swiss Miss packet with a stale cookie stick from two holidays ago. Food is mediocre at best. Olive tapenade is a classic. The grilled cheese is okay...it's grilled cheese and very overpriced. The decor is cozy and cool vibe. Very chill. Reminds me of the Friends comedy show decor. Establishment is very clean. Every time we needed something we had to go up to the bar to order and get help. I wish they had an actual person walk around to take orders. Service was pretty slow. It is a nice place to chill for drinks.

Please...I've never seen a better review-by-photos. Scroll what's posted and determine if it's your…read moreplace. It's pretty binary. Like what you see? Get in here! No? Ramble on by. It's legitimately that easy. Enjoy, all!

The owner gets too involved personally with customer base, and in turn bans perfectly fine…read morecustomers due to her personal assumptions/ judgments. Opposed to doing so based on facts. Making the ambiance a very not "come as you are" bar, but more so better be like she wants you to be bar! HOWEVER, the majority of the customer base that is up there, that are mainly her friends from years past, are a lot cooler then the actual owner.

If I could rate this place zero stars I would, but had to choose at least one star to write a…read morereview. I had the most awful experience with bartender (small bar to right of entrance) on Friday 4/7/23. My friend and I normally love this establishment and went often when it was The Phoenix. I had reserved a table in advance and one of our favorite bands was playing (Don't Tell Lisa). When we entered there weren't many people despite the fact the band was just starting to play. Hostess was very nice and she offered us a choice of several different tables. We elected to sit at the bar since we like to dance and bar is close to dance floor and there were seats available. Bartender was grumpy as soon as we sat down. We ordered Truly (5% alcohol) and cups with ice and straws. My friend accidentally knocked her drink (she's on the shorter side and was standing up she accidentally hit the straw sticking up out of her drink with her arm). She was not overindulging, and neither was I. We are both over 50 and do not go out to get drunk, rather enjoy a few drinks, listen to live music, and dance. We had danced to several songs were having a great time until we were sitting at the bar again. Another male employee came behind the bar and asked the bartender how he was doing. He certainly wasn't working very hard because they were only 2 other people at the bar in addition to the two of us and I didn't see anyone else come up to order drinks as everyone was going to the 2nd, larger bar. I heard the bartender say to the other employee "the guy at the end of the bar was a pain in the ass" and make a comment that two of us "kept knocking over drinks". Mind you it was only one accidental spill at this point. About an hour later my friend knocked over a 2nd drink (again it was an accident). She immediately began trying to clean it up. The bartender wouldn't have even noticed had we not signaled him for some more napkins to clean it up. He was too busy talking to another employee (female this time). He didn't even attempt to clean up the spill, rather threw a pile of napkins on the bar, quite rudely. A few minutes later he said "Ok ladies time to leave". I thought he was joking until he said "you knocked over 5 drinks between the two of you. Time to go home". I told him it was 2 drinks that were spilled and it was her, not me, who did so. He contradicted me, quite rudely and said "No, it was 5 drinks between the two of you". I don't know who taught this guy to count, but they weren't successful. While I can see how a bartender may be frustrated with spills, especially if they are very busy, but he wasn't busy at all. Also bartenders are supposed to be trained in being able to determine if people may be intoxicated or not. IF he thought we were intoxicated is asking patrons to leave immediately, and drive home, really the best approach? If he had offered us water and said he couldn't serve us another drink, due to the spills, we would have understood and would have stayed to dance a little more but he was such a jerk!!! We will NOT be back. In fact my friend was supposed to go back on Saturday night with 3 other people but when she told them what happened they elected to go elsewhere.

My friends and I just walked out. We had planned a girls' night out at Girls' Night Out. The event…read morewas supposed to start at 6 pm and was advertised that a pub menu would be available as well. We arrived a little before 6, and there were several people waiting outside for the door to open. About 6:15, someone finally opened the door at the same time the entertainment arrived. We were told to sit anywhere, and a young man approached the table. He was quite pleasant, said he would be tending bar and serving our drinks for the evening. However, when asked about ordering food, we were told they were not serving food ( which was advertised as having a Pub menu available) as they had decided not to open the kitchen for this event. Nothing was set up - no one checking tickets, no one actually serving or making drinks, no kitchen and the entertainment was setting up. Sorry, but this no way to run a business. Nothing on their web page was as stated. I doubt we'll go back for any other event.

Delicious French onion soup so richly flavored. Cheese…read morecrusted shepherd's pie was sooooo good!! The vibe in here reminded me of the restaurants in Dublin Ireland. My only suggestion would be to have a few Irish cocktails on the menu. Would have been super to have come in from the freezing outdoors and have an Irish coffee topped with baileys whip cream or an Irish expresso martini!

The restaurant was very cute, beautiful bar, and the waitress was very friendly and accommodating;…read morehowever, I was extremely disappointed in the burrata plate I ordered. It was absolutely pathetic. The "Burrata Salad"came on a plate with four paper thin slices of tomato, probably the equivalent of one basil leaf that was cut into pieces sprinkled on it, some olive oil and balsamic glaze, and one piece of a crostini bread. There was not a piece of lettuce to be had, even though they called it a salad. It was a sorry excuse for a salad.

Third time visiting. First time, ok. Second time, nah. Third time, never again…read more Service, very slow. Food, very bland. Nope. Done.

We have been here a lot at least once a year when we do our annual Mystic trip for the last 5…read moreyears. Sadly this has gone downhill each of the last couple of visits. I don't like leaving bad reviews but this one is deserved. First of all the food is amazing but their "summer" menu seems far more limited than the non-summer menu. After being in Italy a few weeks ago this place is on par with many of the meals over there. It definitely has become drinks are fast to come out but food is slow. This has been true the last 2 times both in August. We had to ask our waitress for several things multiple times. It was a running joke that we asked for more bread 3x, butter 2x, another glass of wine 1x, and a side of sauce for the kids meal 1x. None of these ever showed up except for the wine. Then she disappeared for 20 minutes and never asked about our meals. Also, the kicker is one of the previous pics from 5 years ago is from the penne vodka with added chicken. We asked to add chicken again and for $9 we got one tiny thin cutlet which doesn't even compare. We love coming to this area but it might be our last time since there are so many good places. One other thought is when we first came in 2021 there was an older gentleman offering ice cream to all the kids. My kids loved it and always wanted to come back. It was great since they didn't charge us. Fast forward to 2026 and there was no ice cream in the building. We also heard the same guy arguing with another table that it took an hour for their food to come out and asked was it at least good lol.

World Soccer Game at C.C. O'Brien's. U.S vs Belgium. Great ambiance. Yummy gameday eats. Gooooooooo…read moreUSA!

Nice enough place. Used to be a reliable goto pub. I recently checked it out again. Service was…read morepar. The hockey puck, Oops I mean, Cheeseburger was served not quite warm. Certainly not hot. Well done. I ordered medium. Onion rings kind of all stuck together. I would have been better off at Burger King. Coleslaw was good. All together not worth the calories. I will not be back anytime soon.

Simple review: Fantastic! The interior is comfortable yet…read moreelegant. The acoustics are excellent. It was 80% full and yet not the least bit loud. Service was spot on. Always available - yet not hovering. After all that - the food was the best part of the visit. The pork chop was tastefully seasoned and cooked to perfection! The portions were generous. Finally a place in Westerly for fine dining without the stuffiness or high prices or dim lighting! Great job all around Bird in Hand! I can't wait to go back!

Great food ! Nice addition to town andexcellent menu…read moreRelaxing atmosphere and ambiance Definitely will be back

The little theater with a big heart is located in downtown Westerly Rhode Island. This theater…read morehosts musical and dramatic performances all year long and pulls talent from the local region. We saw Shrek! The Musical here as our first show and thoroughly enjoyed it. The theater itself is small (holds less than 200 people) and is located on the second floor. Bring a jacket, or something to cover up with because it's kept very cold (for the benefit of the performers). The stage is small but usable. The live music added a cozy touch that made you feel fully immersed in the production. Sometimes it was hard to hear the singing over the musicians, but that's a tech crew issue. The concessions sold soda, water, and Jonathan Edwards wine, and beer with cookies, chips, and crackers. The food and beverages were reasonably priced. Overall, it was an enjoyable experience and would consider attending other shows.

I've seen a few productions at Granite. What a nice place to go. It's so important to support local…read moreestablishments-not to mention we a friends with one of the actors. The building is very charming and seems to take you back in time a little, without being stale or old feeling. Ample seating and every seat is close! Refreshments at a good price are a nice feature and being able to bring them into a show is a huge plus. Great place for a night out of any kind. Younger people need to go more! I notice every time I go, the average age is 70-75 years old with only a handful of younger folks like ourselves.

Heading to an event at the United theater next door so we stopped in for dinner at The Cafe. What…read morea cute place! Dim lit. Gold trim. Enormous mirror above the bar. As we entered and did not have a reservation, we were seated at the bar. I can share- they did not fill up! We could easily been seated at a table but the bar was not an issue. Nice guys working the bar. We went very simple: tomato soup that comes with focaccia grilled cheese. The tomato soup was delivered with balsamic drizzle and anice grilled cheese stick. It was a great meal for a rainy day. It was good. We opted to share a dessert: sticky toffee pudding. It was soft and the caramel was sweet and smooth. DELICIOUS! Overall great experience. I would definitely return to The Cafe if in teh area again.

Visited for dinner without reservation after nearby troll trip. Enjoyed the ambience of the…read morerestaurant. It was yakitori night so we started with some chicken and pork belly. Took a while to arrive. The pork belly was exquisitely rendered with beautifully charred skin and tender meat. Lobster roll served warm was very good, the lobster was a little overcooked but still a highlight. Buttermilk Fried Chicken had super crisp skin and was executed and presented perfectly, great tasting together with the accompanied pickled vegetables and hot-honey butter. The best dish of the night. Sticky toffee pudding was as good as advertised: sticky, textured, with interesting mouthfeel offset by lightly whipped cream. Tequila based El Mariachi was tasty and balanced but not memorable.