Honestly, last night had some catharsis to it. Little Pub is one of these places where I've been…read moreby it a lot. Probably like a thousand times. I've walked by their parking lots and had to navigate my way past cars coming to eat here. And then there's a few times where I had ordered from this place on UberEats. It would be their pulled pork Mac and cheese I would get delivered 3 miles up the road to where I work, and I thoroughly enjoyed it every time I've had it. Last night, I had finally come here in person. After an in-service function at my job, me and my best friend from work went here for dinner. Honestly, it was a much needed night. I will say that parking for the dinner rush is pure hell. If you do manage to find a good parking spot during dinner rush, go buy a lottery ticket. But once we did find a space to park (the downpour from earlier made me have to both channel my inner Olympic gymnast and wish I could levitate so that I could miss the rain puddle where I was to get out), it wasn't too bad to get in. You have a little Photo Booth before you even get into the restaurant proper which we saw a kid using upon our arrival. The interior is definitely reminiscent of rustic British atmospheres. Not like being transported back to the medieval times so much as going to an old town British bar where you might either drink 80 beers with a group of vikings or end up as part of the chaos during Gaston's song sequence from Beauty and the Beast. It took a moment to decide what we wanted, but we were seated right away since we were just two people. I decided to start myself off with "The Jasmine Blossom", which has a Japanese gin base. Ever tried drinking a flower? Ever thought that that flavor tasted good? That's what I got from this drink. As for food, my friend had the Buttermilk Ranch Crunch Wrap, opting for sweet potato fries for a side, and my order was the hot honey chicken sandwich with the regular fries. I wanted to do something different from what I had previously had delivered this time around. I would say we both enjoyed our meals, but I do definitely think while my fries did have a good crisp to it, the sweet potato fries were the better fry. As described by my friend, the Crunch Wrap she had was sweet. Not in a sickening way, but sweet in how a way that makes a crunch wrap tasty. As for my sandwich, it looked like a burger at first. That was until I took a closer look at it and saw that this was indeed chicken. I dislocated my jaw and took my first bite. The hot honey made the overall sandwich sweet. Not sickeningly sweet, but the kind of sweet that makes a hot honey chicken sandwich tasty. I will say that the bottom of my sandwich struggled to hold its contents. It flopped in the middle, and it was a lot of work trying to hold it together to finish. The chicken was indeed juicy, and probably contributed to why the bottom struggled to keep itself together. But DAMN was it good! The prices honestly weren't bad either. For what I had, it came out to $33.32 which might seem like a lot until you realize it was both the sandwich and the cocktail on my tab. And no, I did not make that total up! That's what it showed on my tab. Speaking of, I do like the nice touch of getting post cards and a "Little Pub" sticker given to us on our tabs. Mine had Godzilla on it. They were pretty funny like that. We were in and out in maybe a slight bit over an hour, which honestly isn't bad given everything typed in this review. I'd definitely get food from here again, but maybe next time I try it I'd do well to wait for a time not so busy to come.

After getting off of our flight on our way to spend the week at our friends house coming to little…read morepub was a phenomenal decision This place not only has an amazing bar but wonderful food don't skip on their Pickle wings they are hands down some of the best wings I've ever had Parking is plentiful. Service is quick and friendly! Little pub is an adorable place you can definitely bring friends, family, or kids here and everyone will be happy. Plenty of options for everyone

#willflyforfood #ctfood…read more We wandered here for a late night snack. they had a great patio area set up w the world cup playing. we just had apps and enjoyed the vibe. the chili fries were delicious, the cheese sticks had a great pull, im not much of a spring rol person but they had a nice crunch to them. if you want a late night bite w a chill vibe this is the place to be. they also had corn hole if you wanted something a little more interactive.

Great service. My Soup was delicious. The cone beef was cut…read morea little too thick. And needed more Russia dressing. But all in all it was a good stop for a late lunch.

The atmosphere is charming and very quaint. I would love it if they changed up the menu a little…read morebit but it's still diverse and delicious.

Used to enjoy this place but it just feels like a factory now. In terms of food, it's fine. I would…read morestick with bar food here though--burgers, flat bread pizza, etc. My kids love the pizza. I would not recommend eating the raw fish items on the menu. The service is workmanlike. Just ok. I also saw staff drinking alcohol while on duty here one evening, which was a bit off putting. I know this happens in the hospitality business, but at least be subtle about it. They were not.

This review is based on my personal experience trying to find this business at the location listed…read moreon Yelp on Jan 16, 2025. HFS! A new world record! The map location for this listing is marked in Westport, Connecticut, 2999 miles from the actual location in Westport, Ireland. Some thick one that Yelp is.

This appealing and curious pub had its start as many of the rural pubs in southwestern Ireland did:…read moreas a grocery store. Selling food and drink to take home in the front (along with a few seats for pints) and mostly drink in the back, I love a good grocer-pub and Moran's is one of those such places. Don't disappear, please don't! The pub pulls a fantastic pint of Guinness, likely because the keg is directly under the bar and the beer travels very little distance into your glass. It's really amazing how wonderful and different the Guinness is when it's fresh and poured correctly. The bartender when we visited was very generous with information about the area and entertained us with stories and chit-chat about local events and the economy. These are the moments you remember from a trip somewhere: a quality drink, a quiet bar wrought with history, a friendly local shooting the breeze. Simple connections and simple pleasures in life that sometimes get lost in the shuffle of busy days. The pub has done quite a bit to make itself marketable to football fans, with a large collection of team scarves and paraphernalia draped over the walls. Unfortunately I was not able to stay long enough to catch the vibe in there during a match. In short, a lovely stop, and probably the most worthwhile of them, during our stay in Westport.

Food excellent ! Great service!…read morePrice affordable ! You must try it! Family are welcome during lunch time !

Awesome burgers !!!!!! love this place. Thanks guys , great service ! And they have great fries !read more

We go to Little Barn in Shelton a few times a month, so thought we would give this one a try…read more Walked in for lunch on a Monday afternoon. The dining room was busy, so we asked to sit in the bar instead. I think that was a mistake. The bartender is the server in there and never came over to take our order. I asked another server if we could order some drinks. She took the order and it was at least 10 minutes before the bartender brought them to the table. The menu was little different from the other location. I ordered a cheesesteak and it was delicious. All of the food was great.

Meh. We had burgers here on a Friday night. They were fine. A cut above shake shack…read more Ambiance was ok. Just a bar. The outdoor area looks nice. But did not experience it. I won't be returning.

First time visiting The Ambleside Pub to watch the England game, and we really enjoyed it. We were…read morewarmly greeted by Steve, the bartender, who made us feel very welcome. I had the haddock fish & chips, my husband had the bangers and mash, and we finished with sticky toffee pudding and custard. Everything was delicious and felt like authentic British pub food. The atmosphere was fun, and we loved how the TVs are hidden behind what look like paintings when not in use -- such a cool touch! There's plenty of seating, even for larger groups. We'll definitely be back for future England games, and next time we may bring our dog since we found out they're dog-friendly too!

I have to agree with ALL these reviews-this place is absolutely fantastic and they should not…read morechange a thing! First off-the owners are so FRIENDLY and kind--you can talk to them about anything and they are happy to answer questions about any of the food and/or drinks. You can tell they love owning this place and meeting customers. I have heard so much about the Pub and went for the first time yesterday with two friends. We had one of their rotating cask beers and one of their bitter regular casks which is a staple of the establishment-each beer was delicious and tasty! I had the vegan curry dish which was very tasty with veggies, rice and great spice. My friends had a dish similar to Shepherd's Pie but slightly different and cooked with more like steak stewed meat rather than lamb and we all licked our plates clean LOL. We also shared two of the desserts which were vanilla ice cream with some type of coconut cookie in it and the other was vanilla ice cream with a yummy type of strawberry sauce I think. The atmosphere is so laid back as well-like traditional British Pubs you order your drinks and food at the bar and they deliver your food to your table with a number. You are able to sit wherever you would like and I hear it gets very packed for European football games. I can't wait until I get a chance to go again-there aren't a ton of food options being that I don't eat red meat-but I was able to find the curry and could also try the Fish and Chips which looked amazing and I have heard it is great. If you are in the area-stop by for a drink or two and you will not be disappointed-you feel like you are transported to England with these type of pub.

Penalty Box Pub is just what we all needed near Rowayton. The food is excellent, but the atmosphere…read moreis pub casual and friendly. Whether you want to watch a hockey game going on below, or any one of the nearly endless TVs, you are set for a quick or leisurely meal. Billy has put together a top staff that knows when you need be in and out, and when you want to linger. Penalty Box has become our go to place - the quintessential neighborhood hang out. Do shy away from the the specials. They are better than you can imagine.

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.

Every time I'm in this place I feel like I'm in New England. The place fees like it has frozen in…read moretime next to the busy street. Debbie's Chicken is a must try. Definitely want to do this at home one day. The drinks are generous size and the servers here are always friendly. Very homey place.

We stopped in for lunch and had a great experience -- friendly staff, fast service, and portions…read morethat definitely don't leave you hungry. The Crock of Chili came out piping hot with melted cheddar, jalapeño, sour cream, and tortilla chips, rich and hearty from the first spoonful. The Breaded Popcorn Shrimp was crisp and well‑seasoned with a wasabi dipping sauce that added just the right kick. We ordered the Peremech Sandwich twice -- Tut's spiced ground beef wrapped in pastry with bouillon, sour cream, soy sauce, and sautéed onion -- unique, savory, and surprisingly filling. The soft‑shell crab sandwich was the standout, fresh and cooked perfectly. Overall, great staff, very good service, and large portions make Rory's a dependable spot for a solid lunch.