Been going here for years with my family. I love walking around the garden, saying hello to cheese…read morepuff (pictured here), and picking up a few cheap books! Staff is really friendly and helps out when you're selling books.

It's an interesting place with gardens and random junk everywhere. Lots of uninteresting books to…read morechoose from. If you're on the hunt for a book and have time to slowly poke through the shelves, this place might be for you. The goats were friendly and cute. Wasn't my cup of tea.

Amazing! I have been twice and I twice impressed with the upscale, classy, talent-filled, boutique…read moreexperience! From the parking lot which is filled with beautiful bronze statues, to being personally welcomed upon having arrived through the front door, to the lounge to the dance/theatre floor - every moment and from arrival to departure is carefully crafted and personally attended to. My girlfriend commented "this is what it must feel like to be rich!"

I had such an incredible time seeing the Christmas Spectacular. The dancers are unbelievable with…read morestage presence out of this world. It was so fun and the audience participation had me laughing uncontrollably. It was truly wonderful to be transported into a place that didn't feel like Mystic. The whole experience from start to finish was mesmerizing. I can't wait to go again for their regular burlesque show. Can't recommend enough. BYOB or order drinks on the QR code provided. Such a fun sultry cabaret vibe inside. 10/10

Mohegan Sun absolutely exceeded my expectations! This place is truly BEAUTIFUL. From the moment you…read morewalk in, the décor and attention to detail are incredible. The interior is inspired by Native American culture, New England nature, and celestial elements, which gives the entire resort such a unique and impressive atmosphere. The different areas throughout the casino are beautifully designed around natural elements, including the Casino of the Sky, Casino of the Earth, and Casino of the Wind. The combination of natural wood, stone, dramatic architectural details, and artwork is stunning. One of the most impressive pieces is the enormous hand-blown glass sculpture in the Casino of the Sky -- pictures honestly don't do it justice! There is also SO much to do without ever having to leave the property. There are tons of restaurants, stores for shopping, entertainment, and plenty of places to grab late-night snacks. Our room was extremely clean, comfortable, and relaxing. The entire hotel and casino were spotless and very well maintained, especially considering how large the property is. One of the highlights of our stay was dinner at Michael Jordan's Steak House. The steak was probably one of the BEST I've ever had -- absolutely incredible! And you MUST order the garlic bread. Trust me, you will not regret it! Between the gorgeous décor, amazing food, shopping, entertainment, cleanliness, and comfortable rooms, Mohegan Sun has officially become one of my favorite hotels. We had such an amazing experience and I'm already looking forward to coming back very soon. Definitely a 10/10 experience and a place I highly recommend!

Although it is wonderful to have such a venue in our state that draws great acts like John Mayer…read moreand Foo Fighters, there are some downsides worth considering. I'll try to provide a balanced view, because some aspects of the property are worth a lot more than the three stars I gave it. I'll start with the pluses. The staff is uniformly helpful and gracious. "Good mornings" were freely offered and every server at the various restaurants ( we were there four days) was professional and welcoming. Big props to whoever is managing personnel. This is NOT a small achievement for such a large establishment. I also want to give high marks for cleanliness. There were always workers picking up papers etc who were paying a lot more attention than the average worker to anything out of place. We saw one elderly worker brushing out debris from the escalator. Again, kudos to the management for personnel. Our room was adequate and nicely appointed with a magnificent view of the property. Darkening drapes protected us from the rising sun. Parking valet system was efficient and speedy. Now for the downsides. While only two, they were considerable enough to make me rethink a return trip. They are also the reason for writing this lengthy review for fellow YELPERS. Despite the numerous restaurants, there was not one place to eat simple, healthy food for breakfast or lunch. There was only ONE place to eat breakfast and it had no healthy options (oatmeal,yogurt,fruit). On my first day (waiting for my husband for lunch) I actually had to leave the restaurant because the smell of fried food was impossible to endure. Believe it or not, it was our only choice for a table service restaurant for lunch. Dinner choices were far better but one could starve before then. For this size property, maps should have been available in rooms or, at least, on the website. When choosing a place to dine, one had to call and inquire its location. This is a meaningful flaw when, if staying there on business, time is restricted. A few interactive maps were available in common areas but navigation was impossible from the rooms. This is where most guests would likely do their planning. A simple QR code for guests would solve this problem. So, top marks for staffing but too many negatives to warrant more than three stars OR a return visit. I'd love to see John Mayer perform but not there.

Outstanding museum showcasing sub surface warfare and history. Getting to walk the decks of the…read moreNautilus was such a highlight. The Ship's Store has a variety of coins, models, posters and apparel. Five stars for being free, showcasing years of history from the turtle to present day, and an overall awesome experience.

Wow! There is *so* much information here! With free entry,…read moreyou can't go wrong. There is plenty of parking here for cars, RV's and busses. Several out door displays are in this area and in front of the building. The gentleman at the visitor information desk just inside the door recommended seeing the sub first, then return to visit the museum. Walk down the hallway, and out to the water, cross a gang plank and into a small structure on the top of the sub where a set of stairs leads down. A Navy guard is on duty here if you have questions. Be aware the stairs throughout are steep, and some quite narrow. Sub doorways are 'ports' you have to bend down and step over at the same time to get though. Or, grab the handle above the doorway and swing yourself through feet first. Some of the walkways through the sub are very narrow as well, and a tall person may have to 'duck' their head during their visit. This is a self guided tour. Both plastic and paper signage gives information along the way. I can not imagine living on a sub. Tiny bathrooms, tiny bunks, sleeping quarters right by work areas. It's quite an experience to see how comparatively palacial the officer quarters look once you see how the others live. The tour follows a loop through the sub and you exit where you enter. Return to the museum and there is plenty of information on the Nautilus as well as submarines in general. The museum has a 2nd floor in the room closest to the sub, with plenty of information and a viewing window. A movie plays in this room as well, with seats, in case you need a rest, or want to view the film. The gift shop, located by the museum entrance/exit has lots of nice items for purchase. Plush toys, puzzles, post cards, glassware, home decor, shirts, ornaments, jewelry, wind chimes and more. Prices are reasonable. I picked up a soy candle, compact mirror and post card. You can breeze right thru, or spend hours in here. Check out their website for more information, and plan a visit!

Not only do they have an amazing selection of records of all genres, and CDs, tapes, books, pop…read moremedia, they hold sick instore shows.

Rating Record Stores S1 E4 The Telegraph is really fun and…read moreone of the best record stores ever there's a great owner named Eric who's in pocket vinyl and check out pocket vinyl

Wonderful selection of antiques and collectibles. Stop in if you're in the area, you won't be…read moredisappointed.

Huge selection of items! I went to find some picture frames and found quite a few. They have a…read morelot of furniture!

A group of 14 of us came to celebrate our December birthdays together. Went out for dinner; then…read morecame to Vista Lounge to dance and for drinks. The ambiance is always great here. They had a DJ I didn't know but he did pretty good. We danced all night and had a great time. Drinks were great. The Cosmopolitan Martine could have been better according to the few that ordered it but all other drinks were great. Bartenders were quick to take our orders considering how packed the place was. I have been here many times in the past 18 years. I loved that now they have a bucket to the left of the bar filled with water bottles. And this is great cause for us dancing all night hydration is important. So that's a plus for them. The only bad thing is that tables were filled with glassware and many broken next to dance floor. A dance floor that was packed so a little bump to the table and it could be a huge accident. Lots of broken glass on the dance floor too. I had to point out to one of the security guard the broken glasses near dance floor tables. They did take care of it fast. I may suggest to the manager to have a person come by with a bag just to pick up the actual garbage too. And maybe a bucket for glassware. Cause the guy that was picking up some was carrying it on his hand so it's hard to carry that many. So come by to have a good time. 100% recommend this place. The place is great for all ages. Music is great as well and they try to mix it up real good unless it's a theme night. Prices for drinks are reasonable considering that it's the casino. And now with no smoking band in the casino I'm happier to visit more often.

Friends came in a group dressed as Soulja boy, wouldn't let the men in as the Soulja boy and there…read morewas a fight that left blood EVERYWHERE 10 minutes after we came in.

My son's had a really fun time here, so I was surprised by some of the reviews. It was a Wednesday…read morenight so they weren't very busy. The staff were nice at the front desk but my sons did say that they heard the staff complaining about working and they were tired of being there. I think the price was really great. And I love that they can get food there.And they loved that because they ordered just about everything lol. I think it's a super fun experience, and I think it's super cool that they offer that so you can go gamble

Zero efficiency system in terms of checking in and checking out…read more This Heather cashier and another who was opened at the same time decided to call the checkout ppl "who had just walked up," meanwhile I had been waiting on line for check in. Cashiers don't know what they are doing. Bunch of idiots running this place. One star bc my kids actually like it there.

Outsider gallery that is a piece of history…read more Their signature event is the Salon de Independants, an unjuried uncensored show with no entry fees. This takes place at the end of January. This really illustrates the punk aesthetic of this space, although they have more conventional shows throughout the year. Housed in an amazing building in the heart of town that was once a restaurant. Great little open space next door with murals.

Truly a cornerstone in the community! Wonderful galleries, community programming and unique art…read morepark. Highly recommend to anyone interested in the arts. Welcoming to all!!!

It feels like this library is almost like the Winchester mystery House, where more gets added and…read moreadded over time. The front entrance on a busy street seems older and more ornant on the outside, and as you go down the parking lot gets more modern and designed for function. It was hard to find the entrance to the parking lot, which is narrow and on the side of the building. You can enter on the bottom floor, which had a friendly guard who told me where the elevator was. The elevator is older and small, but not claustrophobic or scary. You can also take the stairs up. The library is divided between children and adults, and the employees were very friendly. If you have the Connecticut 169 book, they do know what it is!

I go there to read. The library is great lot of good book options. However, the place is loud and…read morehard to concentrate. The librarians talk very loud in the help desk. Other people are on there cell phones. Nobody says anything it is very frustrating for it to be so loud at a library.