We eat here pretty regularly it's 5 minutes away. Weeks ago we were there there was a woman in a…read morebooth with a dog. When did this become normal? Not a service dog. Just a dog. We let it go. Tonight we were in and a man and woman walked in with two 50 pounders with muzzles on and leashed. This is a restaurant. A food establishment. Dogs don't belong. What's the dog limit? Very disappointed with the restaurant.

Loved this place! I highly recommend. The food was presented well - very picturesque and bistro…read morestyle; most "bistros" get that wrong. This is a great date spot because it's unique and the dining room is very pretty. The staff were great and friendly - which is important! 11/10 will go again! IG - baroqueplates

Garlic Knots HAVE to have some trace of garlic - These had none AND Margarita pizza isn't supposed…read moreto be dried basil with chunks of tomato. Rather disappointed on multi levels. Definitely not any sort of trace of "wood fired pizza". Crust was tasteless and had no crunch. What happened here? Staff was very nice however food not so nice.

very nice pizza they make it well and pretty fast. I would recommend coming here it looks very…read morenice. And people are great.

Made a quick stop in here for lunch. Very casual dining with beer, pizza and sandwiches. Food came…read moreout quickly and tasted good. The casual and quick nature made it a good stop with kids. Prices were reasonable as well.

Really really good for a town-oriented NY Style pizzeria in the Northwest Hills. Has everything…read more"pizza joints" have, but they simply do it a little better/nicer. Dine-in or take-out. The experience is what you would hope in a more populated area. Cozzy's does not try to be anything other than what it is. Really good food. Top of their dining segment quality. Great pizza. It's not inexpensive. However, compared to some in the expanded local area, the food is worth the little extra. Love coming here.

"Holy Unexpected Diner Experience, Batman!"…read more That's exactly what ran through my mind as I limped away from a tire blowout in New Milford, CT. While the tire shop warned me it'd be a long wait (my car apparently decided to audition for "Most Dramatic Vehicle of 2025"), my son, daughter, and I wandered across the street to 3 Brothers Diner... expecting, you know, a normal diner. BAM! POW! WHAM! We walked straight into what can only be described as the Batcave of dining. Every inch--every single inch--of this diner is covered in Batman memorabilia. From ceiling-swooping Batplanes to walls lined with Dark Knight treasures, it's like stepping into the Caped Crusader's personal brunch headquarters. Gotham could only dream of such ambiance. The place is spotless, the staff friendlier than Alfred offering warm advice, and the food? Absolutely delicious. I had the lasagna--cheesy, saucy, perfect. My son devoured his Philly cheesesteak like it was fuel for fighting crime. My daughter kept it classic with eggs, toast, and home fries, all perfectly cooked. Honestly, if you ever find yourself with a blown tire, car troubles, or just a sudden and overwhelming desire to dine with the Dark Knight--3 Brothers Diner is your spot. To the Bat-Diner!

What a cool place. As others commented the Batman thing here is real!…read more I drove by this place a bunch of times while visiting the area and never stopped in. I was pleasantly surprised with the restaurant when I went today. We got here around 12:30pm. We were greeted by a super friendly staff. The menu had a lot of great options. I decided on getting something from the special's menu, shrimp & grits. It came with eggs and salsa. It was very good. The guys that i was with got the breakfast flatbread and an order of poached eggs on an English muffin. Everything was great. Waitresses were attentive with refilling our coffee. I would definitely come again.

Sat at the bar Saturday May 2, we started with happy hour and ended up staying for dinner. My…read morehusband and I have never been here despite us living right up the road and I must say WOW! Everything was fantastic, from the cocktails to the food to the service. 10/10 ! The bartenders were friendly and gave us some history on the building and the farm. It's amazing to hear about all the farm fresh ingredients that both the bar and the kitchen use. I appreciated the attention to detail and enjoyed watching the bartenders at work, the drinks and food were all works of art. I could not recommend this place enough(although at the same time I want to keep it a secret for myself now that I will be a regular at the bar)!!!

I had an amazing experience. The food was absolutely delectable. We made a trip up to Kent to enjoy…read morethe sites and stopped in to have dinner. It was happy hour but we decided to stay. We had the smoked trout with pita which was sooo good. We made reservations for dinner and went back. I had the bass and my date had rigatoni. Both were a plus. For dessert, I had their house made salted caramel which I'm still dreaming about. My date had panna cotta which he enjoyed. Service was fast and friendly.

Marty's Cafe definitely giving Luke's Diner vibes from The…read moreGilmore Girls! The largest cappuccino cup ever!! Lorelai Gilmore would love this coffee! Breakfast was yum! Indoor and outdoor dining areas! Cozy seating! Parking on site!

There is a particular alchemy to the Connecticut village of Washington Depot -- the kind of place…read morethat seems to have been arranged, rather than simply built. The old hardware store still holds its corner with unhurried authority. The Bryan Memorial Town Hall presides over the green with the quiet dignity of a place that has seen a century of town meetings and July parades. It is the sort of hamlet that makes a visitor slow their pace without quite meaning to, the Litchfield Hills rolling out beyond it like something out of a watercolor. Staying nearby at the Mayflower Inn, I went looking for a local table to match the setting. I found one -- almost. Marty Cafe, at first glance, is a small triumph of design and intention. Preserves and pantry goods gleam from jars along the shelves; a case of lunch wraps and a pot of tomato-basil soup make their case with real visual confidence; the menu accommodates gluten-free diners without treating the matter as an afterthought. I ordered the salmon lox on a bagel, which was excellent, and the tuna Italian sandwich on a brioche bun, which came with potato chips and was just as good, along with a lavender latte that I would, without hesitation, order again. On the strength of the food alone, this is a café doing something right. But a café is also a room, and a room is shaped by whoever stands at its door. That role, on the day I visited, belonged to a host named Charlie, and it is here that the experience faltered. Warmth was clearly available in him -- I watched him extend it freely to the guests before and after me, with easy smiles and unhurried greetings. What I received instead was a flat, appraising stare, and when I paused to consider the menu, he simply looked away, as though the moment of my deciding wasn't worth his attention. Whether this had anything to do with who I am, I can't say with certainty -- but I know how it felt, and I know it isn't a feeling any guest should carry out the door with their coffee. Good hosting, at its core, is not complicated: it asks only that everyone who walks through the door be met with the same ease. That standard should hold regardless of who is standing on the other side of it, resident or visitor alike. One employee, a woman with white-blonde hair, offered a genuine warmth that I was grateful for, and that I don't want to go unmentioned. It simply wasn't enough to change the shape of the visit. I also left without being offered a bag for my order -- a small detail, but one more sign that the care extended to other tables didn't quite reach mine. I don't doubt that Marty Cafe can be, for many, exactly the kind of charming local institution that Washington Depot deserves. The food supports that case handily. But charm in a town like this is only half the ingredients -- the other half is how a stranger is made to feel when they walk through the door. On that count, my visit fell short, and it's why I won't be returning.

I enjoyed my delicious meal at the Inn My favorite waitress…read more,Mary ,served me even tho she had a big wedding party to serve Every waitress passing by asked if I needed anything which was a special touch. Hope I can come again before the summer ends! Jackie S

The service was great. We went on a week day so there was hardly anyone there. I was very happy…read morewith my meal. I had the Turkey with cornbread stuffing. The salad bar was great. I made sure to save room for dessert because they had a favorite of mine-bread pudding and I sure wasn't disappointed. If was absolutely delicious ! All in all I had a good time and good food. The ambiance was very nice and cozy. I will be back.

Four years of KPG and it just keeps getting better. We always come back for our favorites: wings,…read moredisco fries, and whatever new dish catches our eye. With our kids graduating, we know we'll miss the great food, the Kent vibe, and the awesome KPG crew who's taken care of us all this time. This place has been a highlight of our weekends.

This was my worst ever experience at the Kent pizza garden ever I have been here multiple times…read morethroughout the years and over the last few years the experience and food quality has progressively gotten worse as for the food I had requested steak frits medium rare and had gotten tire rubber well done and truffle fries without the truffle and a pile of garlic Parmesan right in the center as for the service the waiter came over 10 minutes after we had sat down we ordered our drinks and food at the same time but only the drinks ever arrived we had to ask a different waiter after an hour and apparently our food was pushed off also the waiter avoided eye contact as for the atmosphere. I understand that we're in an outside environment, but there were a lot of flies and the ceiling looked damaged. Also, the drinks were not the best. I recommend not to eat here ever unless you are prepared to wait almost 2 hours. they did comp ourfood, but it was not worth it to sit there for an hour and a half