Great service and excellent drinks. Lovely atmosphere…read more Great space for hanging out with friends. Emily is a gem!

Wish you Were Here!…read more ATY Bar & Bonbons at Mohegan Sun is now one of my favorite bars to go to. We came to Mohegan Sun to see Teddy Swims and since it has been awhile since we've been here I was pleased to see some cool spots to eat and drink. This bar is super cute and very stylish with friendly service and staff. Before our dinner reservations we stopped in for a drink. I got a glass of Sparkling and my husband ordered one of my favorite red wines called Shatter. I had to call our restaurant to tell them that we will be a few minutes late, and luckily they were okay with it. We had such a nice time and we came here for dessert after our dinner. We shared some bonbons and another glass of wine. They do have plenty of other items to order such as Charcuterie and Cocktails. They can seat about 20ish people around the bar which seams small. Both times we came here we had no issue grabbing a seat. I highly recommend stopping in before or after a show. A must for sure while in Mohegan Sun. Cheers~

First time I have been here. It was absolutely wonderful. We are at Pepes had a large pie ( my son…read moresnd I ) very reasonably priced. Im a senior and walking isnt too good however everything was so easily accessible. The slots had the most comfortable chairs. It was not crowded at all and the staff was so accommodating! Went to Krispy Cream and took home 12 donuts for 5.00. Had a great day!! No problem parking and the clientele were mostly happy seniors like myself. Cant wait to go back !!!

This is our son's favorite place in Mohegan Sun. Not the cheapest but they make great drinks and…read moreyou can't beat the view. You over look the casino floor and on the weekend the 3d floor is open. The ceiling is painted like the sky and the view is worth it. They have a Mccallan 25 behind the bar. $400 a shot. Worth a stop.

Stumbled in here and I'm so glad I did. The space is small but welcoming, perfect for a cozy night…read moreout. I sat at the bar, and the bartender was fantastic. She took the time to ask what both my coworker and I liked and made thoughtful recommendations. I ordered "The Pear Necessity" with mezcal, and it was so good, Smokey with a hint of sweetness. She also suggested pairing our drinks with their chocolates, which completely elevated the experience. I tried the salted caramel and coconut, and both were incredible. My coworker ordered the "Chocolate Old Fashioned", made with real chocolate and orange. I'm usually not an Old Fashioned fan, but after trying it...wow that was delicious. I even grabbed some chocolates to take home because they were that good. Between the craft cocktails and the thoughtful pairings, this place really stands out. Definitely check them out if you're ever in Mystic !

Stopped in last night for a drink, their martinis were very good and so are the chocolates…read more The space is a little small so there isn't a ton of seating and it was busy last night. Other then that our experience was great

The Neon Palm - Foxwoods' Flashiest Cocktail Playground…read more Tucked inside Foxwoods Resort Casino, The Neon Palm is a sensory overload in the best possible way. Think bold colors, pulsing lights, and a soundtrack that keeps the energy high from happy hour to last call. It's the kind of place that doesn't whisper "fun"--it shouts it with neon flair. The location is ideal: steps away from the casino floor, close to the action but just removed enough to feel like its own little oasis of nightlife. Whether you're pre-gaming before a show or winding down after a lucky streak at the tables, The Neon Palm is perfectly placed for a quick escape into cocktail chaos. And the drinks? Let's just say they're not shy. Oversized, over-the-top, and often loaded with enough sugar and booze to guarantee a next-day headache if you're not careful. But that's part of the charm. From glow-in-the-dark martinis to tropical concoctions served in flaming tiki mugs, it's a celebration of excess--and it owns it. This isn't the spot for a quiet conversation or a refined wine list. It's where you go to let loose, sip something outrageous, and maybe dance a little under the strobes. The Neon Palm is loud, proud, and totally unforgettable--just don't forget to hydrate. Cheers

At Foxwoods Resort Casino there is a beach inspired drink stand called The Neon Palm Daiquiri Bar…read more These drinks are alcoholic, and they come from the premade oversized pitchers. I got the mango flavor, my two friends got the strawberry and the pina colada. They came in plastic cups and are $12 each, for the smallest size. I didn't like these at all, they are far too sweet and I couldn't taste any rum. I carried it around as I walked around Foxwoods' casino, eventually when it was still decently full I misplaced it and lost it. I wasn't disappointed, I was glad not to have it any more. Even though I really didn't like these, I could see my self enjoying one of these drinks on a hot summer day, where I'd just want a cold drink in my hand.

Great bar with a cool intimate environment with phenomenal craft cocktails. Great music and a great…read morebartender. I started with the factory sazerac and finished with the high tide. If you like a classic sazerac this one is for you. The high tide was a perfectly balanced cocktail and it was very hard not to order another one. It was smooth, refreshing, sweet with a slight tartness from the lime.

certainly unwelcoming and did not want tourists in there which is odd being that tourism is one of…read morethe major industries in that area

PSA - 33 redid the back room & it's literally so swanky. They re-felted the pool table, painted the…read morewalls, hung some neat art, redid the floors, & upgraded the lighting. It looks & feels SO good in there. A game of pool will run you a dollar in quarters. The table sometimes gets stuck, so be firm when you cha-ching the quarter holder thing. If it sticks & you can't get it to un-stick with some gentle smacks, the very sweet bartender will unlock it for you. There was a band playing when we were there - I think "City of Meriden" was the name? Super good, super funky, super weird. The cover was $10 per person. Worth it.

What's not to love about 33? It's everything you could ever want in a dive bar…read more The bartenders are all extremely friendly and accommodating, the live music is great, the pool table is (mostly) level and typically uncrowded. You can also put quarters for the table on your tab if you don't have cash, which a lot of places won't do for you (the table is free some nights too!). I don't believe they serve food, but the beer and liquor is very reasonably priced and hits the spot every time.

Half Keg Tavern is a historic neighborhood tavern that opened in New London, Connecticut in 1946…read more The tavern is housed inside a converted Quonset hut, which was likely picked up cheaply at the conclusion of World War II. The Half Keg stands out from other Connecticut drinking establishments in that it is technically a tavern as opposed to a bar. What's the difference? Bars can serve just about anything (including hard liquor), whereas taverns (once known as "public houses" back when residents were still British subjects) are places that can serve only beer, wine, cider, and food if they choose. At the time the Half Keg opened, there were maybe 700 taverns in Connecticut. Today, less than 10 Connecticut drinking establishments operate under a tavern license. A number of different owners have come and gone at the Half Keg, including longtime owners Ron & Maryann DiNoto. Since October 2016, the Half Keg has been owned and operated by Teresa Stomberg and her son David Donatello. The tavern serves a variety of domestic and foreign beer as well as a food menu of fresh handcrafted burgers, grinders, and a variety of bar bites. I recently visited the Half Keg for lunch while I was in the New London area. I arrived not long after they opened for the day. I pulled up a seat at the bar and began to peruse the menu. I first ordered a plate of "Fried Pickles", which were on the specials menu that day. Served with a dipping sauce, they were hot, crispy and very flavorful. I washed them down with a draught pour of Samuel Adams' "Summer Ale". Afterwards, I ordered a "Garlic & Onion Burger" (garlic & onion seasoned burger on a a garlic-buttered roll, slice of raw onion, lettuce, tomato) with a side of "Hand Cut Seasoned Fries". Don't expect anything particularly fancy here. It's just good, old-fashioned home cooking. No frills, no fuss; just fresh ingredients and good flavor! I washed my burger and fries down with a draught pour of Two Roads Brewing's "Two Juicy" (Double New England IPA). That lunch really hit the spot. I'd be interested in trying out one of their grinders on a return trip. If you're in the mood for a good sports game paired with a cold beer, good food, and the company of friendly locals, then head to the Half Keg!

Great home cooking. The staff is always friendly and accommodating. Ambiance is awesome. Great…read morelittle place to hang out

Visiting Santa's Sleigh Station truly feels like stepping into a winter wonderland. The decor is…read moreabsolutely charming--twinkling lights, frosted garlands, and whimsical touches that make the whole space glow with holiday magic. It's clear a lot of thought went into creating a festive atmosphere, and it really sets the mood for the season. That said, the service was just so-so. Staff weren't unfriendly, but they didn't quite match the warmth and sparkle of the surroundings. On top of that, the wait times stretched beyond two hours, which tested our patience and took away a bit of the magic. The menu adds to the fun, with seasonal treats like hot cocoa piled high with whipped cream, Yule log (cinnamon churros) spiced cider, and hearty comfort fare to warm you up after the chill. There are even playful themed food options--like "Reindeer Chili" and "Elf-sized treats"--that make the experience feel extra special for families. Some creative themed beverage options: "Rudolph's Red nosey reindeer Punch," spin on a Shirley temple. The Grinch (a tart green holiday concoction) and Cousin Eddy's Eggnog (a playful nod to the classic Christmas Vacation). Pair those with some milk and cookies or chicken and waffles and you have yourself a hearty cozy holiday feast. Still, the enchanting decor and overall holiday vibe make Santa's Sleigh Station worth a visit. With a little more attention to service and smoother crowd management, this could easily be a five-star destination. Happy Holidays

Tacos were delicious especially the BBQ pulled pork Polar Express ones! Our server was sweet and…read morefood came out pretty quickly. Would definitely visit again! #santasleighstation @santasleighstation #buzzybooth