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    Happy hour specials
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups
    Dogs allowed

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    Bread Pudding with Caramel Sauce
    Lauren B.

    I stopped into Sage & Salt for the last day of Litchfield Restaurant Week. I ordered the lemon sage spritzer, poutine, grilled beet salad, and the bread pudding with caramel sauce. The service was a bit slow. However, a member of the waitstaff told the table behind us that the kitchen was backed up. Although our waitress never told us that, I appreciated the transparency. Initially, I was taken aback by the deconstructed poutine, but the flavor was great. The fried cheese curds were a fun twist, and the gravy was very savory. The fries were shoestring fries, so the gravy being directly added to the fries would have made them soggy, so I totally understand why the gravy was on the side. The beet salad was tasty, and the apple cider vinegar had a great acidity to it. My boyfriend got the brussel sprouts as an appetizer, which were amazing! I think next time, I would order the brussel sprouts to add to the grilled beet salad as an extra fun element! I really enjoyed the bread pudding with caramel sauce for dessert. I was stuffed, so I had to take it to go, but it was just as delicious the next day. The restaurant reopened recently and still has a few kinks to work out, such as the slow service. However, the food was good, I loved the decor and color scheme, and the music was at the perfect volume for wanting to chat with your partner or friends. I think once they get more into the swing of things, this will be a great spot in Litchfield!

    Tricia B.

    Sage and Salt is the new incarnation of the Saltwater Grille, and the revamping seems to have been for the best. I remember having a burger last year at the Saltwater Grille - it was sad and tough. I had one at new Sage and Salt - it was hot, juicy, and well seasoned. Absolutely delicious. The appetizers of poutine and a giant pretzel were also cheesey and maybe a little salty (but isnt that expected?). New life is in the building very I. Litchfield!

    French Onion Soup

    We went for an early winter Sunday dinner at Sage&Salt in Litchfield Ct and came away totally blown away! From Sue, our perfect server and hostess, who sat us by the fireplace, which someone promptly turned on to warm our backs, to the pub atmosphere everything was great. AND THEN THE FOOD STARTED COMING! WOW! We had two house special cocktails along with two of the best appetizers either of us have ever eaten (sushi grade tuna and sautéed Brussel sprouts.) and big portions. On to awesome onion soup! Then the entrees- Atlantic cod fish and chips and shrimp scampi. Awesome and big portions we took enough for another dinner for both of us! Did I mention the great prices? Well, they were. Great ambiance, great food, great drinks and best of all - fantastic service, thanks Sue. We will be back!

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    5 months ago

    Went for Mother's Day brunch. Despite the hefty price tag, the food was of poor quality and there was minimal variety.

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    6 months ago

    The food was absolutely wonderful and the services as well. Loved the ambiance too. Highly recommend!

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    Great place for drinks and dinner. Appetizers and Happy hour! Friendly staff and customers.

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    11 months ago

    Food was great. Service was great. A+ for sure. We will definitely frequent this spot.

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    Great Spot! Happy hours are fabulous! Staff is top notch, Food is great, Fun fun fun! Our usual stop and never disappoints

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