Stopped for lunch after visiting an artist's collective in Torrington. Food and service were…read moreGREAT! The 3 dips appetizer was fantastic; loved them all. The gyros and souvlaki also were perfect. Everything was made to order and obviously not from a steam table. Recommend when you want to satisfy that greek craving.

The decor of this restaurant so charmingly captures the vibes of a Greek island that it doesn't…read morefeel like you're in Connecticut when dining inside. The waitress kindly explained the menu since I'm not familiar with Greek food. Definitely recommended is Yia Yia's Chips. They were crisp and somehow not too greasy. The tzatziki dip that went with them was light and refreshing. I shared a Just Kalamaki platter with a friend. The chicken skewer was tender and flavorful, but the pork was more rare than I liked. (Just a personal preference.) The lemon fries were the right kind of sour and the pita bread was nicely toasted. For dessert, the mouth-watering slice of baklava was served warm. It had a tasty nutty and honey flavor and goes really well with their Greek coffee. An overall delightful dining experience.

The young man at the counter is very respectful and knows what he's doing! Also the food is…read moreamazing!!!

Every time we come here we are so happy we did. Whether we enjoy apps, salads, entrees, or pizza we…read morealways leave swearing we need to come back more often. Pizza is fantastic. Blend between Neapolitan and New Haven style. Appetizers, salads, and wings literally the best array I've ever tried. The wings and the angry clams are our favorites and worth the drive from anywhere. Service is consistently good. Sometimes better than good. The vibe and feel is a great mix of feeling like you're "out" and having fun - and a really good place for a meal. Terrific. Not just for pizza. But the pizza is amazing too. Ps. Last night they had 2 specials that we loved. A spicy rigatoni bolognese and a vodka pie with pancetta and basil. Phenomenal. Both. Don't sleep on the specials menu.

Stopped in for lunch and were blown away by the size of the sandwiches and how much meat was on…read moreeach one. Made to order and came out quickly. Staff was incredibly friendly and gave us a sample of the ice cream to try for dessert. Can't wait to come back and try more on the menu. The store portion has great frozen meal options and fun candies! Plenty of small tables to sit and parking.

VERY generous portions in the grinder Very nice staff…read moreGreat, fresh, grinder bread It's entirely possible that this is their style, and I needed to say I want an equal portion of each meat Sandwich was made exactly how they normally make it, swap American cheese for provolone. Here's the issue. So. Soo soooooo flavorless and bland. It tasted mostly like bologna. Sandwich was ~30 layers of ham. 1 very thin layer of mortadella. 1 very thin layer of salami. Lettuce, tomato, onion. And if the vinegar was used, it was completely without flavor or color. I'm used to a couple more meats than that and occasionally a meat get la a layer or two more than another. But it was essentially a ham and cheese grinder with a thin garnish of salami and mortadella for $17.99+tax. I love Italian combos, this one broke my heart and I debated all day whether to leave this review. Guys.... If you're going to charge top dollar for a sub, you gotta make an effort on quality.

This may be one of the most positive food/people/local business experiences that I have ever had…read more I encourage you, truly, to enjoy this traditional neighborhood Italian deli - where they REALLY cook (and more importantly) and take pride in their work in addition to taking an interest in their customers. As I was leaving today from my first (and definitely not my last) lunch visit, I told the awesome staff "I hope to have reason to host a catered party so I can call you." *** The look and feel of this place screams of "home" to me. I'm from NJ and miss the true delis in every neighborhood. No offense to the Litchfield Hills, but I don't want books, artwork for sale, or jazz in my deli - and I sure don't want prefabricated sandwiches that are trying to inspire my esoteric side. Alfredo's just hits home. Home cooking. Very generous portion. Fantastic bread/rolls. Staff that made my experience great beyond expectation (they even gave me a sample of the day's special panini for my feedback... spoiler alert, it was terrific)! From what I tried today, everything was good. But the chicken cutlet is literally worth the drive from anywhere.

Food here is extremely good and real! Not a chain type portions at all!!! Been coming here for…read moreyears!

Sawyers has stayed on a side street of Torrington for years, so they're doing something right to…read moresurvive. They do have a parking lot on the side, and tables/chairs for the warm weather. We were greeted by two lion statues. The interior seating are high tops and booths. There are single restrooms, with the toilet very close to your nose. You should stand straight up. The garlic parm chicken tenders were delicious, and the breading stayed strong even after being coated. The burger was definitely warm and juicy, it went with the overall bar.

Excellent food and ambiance. The owner, Julian, takes great pride in his food and does a great…read morejob. I'm anosmic, but the textures of the Risotto and the Jerk Chicken are phenomenal. Will be returning often! I regret not having a better photo but will go out of my way to get one the next time I go!

Nice people own and manage the place. They have tasty food and different events throughout the week.read more

Not in anyway impressed. I used to come here often for a quick bite and drink for lunch. I'm…read moreanosmic but the food is basic enough, mostly bar food and bites. I have been told when you eat here you end up smelling a little like the kitchen due to lack of ventilation. What made me stop going? One of their bartenders berated me walking because of my Facebook political opinion, the second time it's happened, and the owners refused to remediate. I did not in anyway initiate and they confirmed they saw it on the camera. In essence, it feels unsafe to be here. Below is a bit of an example of their later night crowd and I'd encourage all to be careful.

Incredible pizzas all around. Being from europe and having been in Naples, these felt just like we…read morewere back in italy. The new yorker is phenomenal and so is the 4 cheeses. The staff is very nice, greeting guests kindly as they walked in. We had to wait about 20 min, which is expected on a Friday evening. That said - being a restaurant, we'd have preferred to have a real service experience vs ordering at the counter & getting a number, which felt more like a food court. All up- The place is nice, pizzas are delicious, and the staff very friendly. All up a good experience - highly recommend!

I am not typically a fan of Neopolitan pizza but Pizzeria Marzano make an excellent pie. My friend…read morelives nearby and this was our plan b for dinner, and it was excellent. The buffalo chicken pizza wasn't too spicy, and the white pie had some delish cheese on it. The cannoli are also super tasty and fully filled. I joined their rewards program and I'm definitely going to be back for some rewards points. Everyone working was super nice, and I love how cute the decor is for Christmas. Such an adorable spot to find while it was snowing.

My family and I have lived in the area for more than a decade, and last night was our first visit…read moreto Geppetto's. After one dinner, I can confidently say: waiting that long was a major strategic error on our part. Walking in, the ambience immediately hit us. It felt transporting -- like one of those small, incredible places you stumble into somewhere in Italy. And I don't mean the "strip mall, giant portions of red sauce, Sinatra on repeat" Italian spots (no disrespect... I'm from New Jersey, I was raised on those). I mean real deal, authentic, thoughtful Italian cooking in a space that feels intimate and special. The menu is focused, authentic, and clearly executed with confidence. Honestly, I have no food allergies and at one point I realized I could probably close my eyes, spin around, point at the menu like I was playing darts, and be thrilled with whatever showed up. We committed fully to the experience: multiple appetizers, entrées all around, dessert, coffee -- basically the kind of ordering strategy that makes a server look at you and think, "These people came to eat." And somehow each dish was better than the last, which is both impressive and slightly unfair to the dish that came before it. Service was warm and attentive, though a little mysterious in structure. Several different people helped us throughout the night and none identified their roles. At some point I stopped trying to figure out who our official server was and just assumed Geppetto's operates on some kind of Italian hospitality relay team system. Whoever it was, they were all great and made the night feel personal and welcoming. Now for my two pieces of feedback, offered with genuine affection. First: our charming rustic wicker farmhouse chairs had just a touch of sag. Three members of our party are over 6'2" and about 240lbs, and there was a brief silent moment where we all wondered if the chairs were about to become part of the evening's entertainment. Thankfully they held strong. If those chairs could talk, they'd deserve a glass of wine. Second: the bread was fresh and delicious but leaned toward a very crusty baguette situation. Great bread, but it made some appetizers a little bit of a jaw workout. I'd love the option of butter or olive oil alongside it. But honestly... if those are the only things I can come up with, that should tell you everything. If you haven't been to Geppetto's, go. If you have been, go again. It's one of those rare places that feels elevated without feeling pretentious -- the kind of restaurant that makes you slow down, order dessert even when you're full, and immediately start planning when you can come back. After waiting ten years to try it, I can promise you one thing: We will not be waiting ten more.

A gem in Torrington! The setup and atmosphere make guests…read morefeel like they walked into a traditional italian restaurant, in italy. The menu is unique, with typical italian homemade dishes, not anything we've seen in other italian places in the area. The chicken liver & pork chop are to die for - an absolute must. The homemade bread is delicious as well as the olive oil. Getting a reservation on a weekend can be tough so book ahead !

The place is a nice little spot to come to after a long day of anything they have nice workers here…read moreand service is good along with the food being affordable, and a good quiet space for those that isn't usually good with chaotic places

I had a great lunch today at Tina's Cafe. The tomato soup was incredibly creamy and delicious…read more Paired with a grilled cheese (created with cheddar) was perfectly browned. The service was very good (with the owner coming out from the kitchen to verify my dining companions' orders). It is a very cozy place for lunch. The location is right on Main Street across the street from the Warner Theater.

Fun local place. Food is great. Better than you'd expect for a small bar. Service is fantastic…read more You'll never have an empty drink. This is one of my favorite places.

Food quality / price (value) rating 9. The atmosphere is "old time" bar with a griddle behind the…read morebar like they had 65 years ago. The menu is a typical pub menu and the prices are very good. The bar seats about 10, and they have about 10 high tops. There are several tv's, and it appears that this place would be great for watching sports. They have 8 beers on tap. It appears to be a local crowd. I had a grilled cheese, bacon and tomato on rye, served with chips and a pickle for $7.99. It was excellent. The wife had the baked potato skins which were true potato skins unlike what most places are passing off as "skins". They were also very good. We'd definitely come again!