Came for a birthday party…read more LOCATION - this is a cute club buried in a residential neighborhood right by the water. Directions are pretty easy, just turn off of route one and basically drive to the end. It will be on the left side. Tip - the venue is set back so if you pass the small driveway just turn around. PARKING - they have a parking lot. But there are no lined spaces. In addition maybe there is room for 30 cars? AMBIANCE - the hall is fairly large and adjacent are doors that lead to a nice outdoor deck. The decor is Scandinavian light teak wood and white/cream colors On the down side the banquet chairs are very old looking, passable but could use a refreshment to look more modern SUMMARY - can't add anything else as this party only booked the room. Decent spot near a small beach on the wate.

A really nice small hall with a nice sized stage. A really nice gathering space. One could host an…read moreevent for easily 200 people or so. The only issue is parking is very difficult.

We absolutely love coming to The Clubhouse after school for karaoke and dinner with the kids! The…read moreenergy is always great, and the bartenders and staff are truly top-notch: friendly, professional, and incredibly attentive. And the smashburger is the best in town! Always hits. One of those places that just gets everything right. Highly recommend!

Came here to celebrate my dads birthday and had a great time…read moreThe food was delicious we loved the chicken nachos and smashburger The drinks were strong and delicious I highly recommend the Carajillo You have a counter to eat and drink at the golf simulator and they have waiters come to you so you can continue playing while you dine. The restaurant is chic very bright and golf simulators are comfy for about 5 people

I really want to say thank you sooooo much for assisting me at such short notice. Your…read moreestablishment was extremely beautiful, playful and kid catered and friendly . The kids had a blast and I could not have been happier that her birthday party took place here. My Daughter was so happy and that made my heart smile. Your staff is awesome and very attentive. Everything was beautiful from the play space to the room set up, the food came at a perfect time and was good. Thank you for all your help. And we will definitely be bac'

I'm writing this review to share an extremely troubling experience my family had at Playhouse…read moreFairfield on December 4, 2025. My two-year-old son and I have visited this location dozens of times over the past year without a single issue. On this visit, we also happened to be the only Black family present. What happened afterward was shocking, unprofessional, and felt unmistakably discriminatory. Later that day, I received a call from someone identifying herself as the owner/manager. She claimed that it had been "reported" that my recently turned two-year-old son had: * "Shaken" a one-year-old girl * Then supposedly been "violent" toward multiple children * And later--somehow--"choked" the same child These accusations all came in a single phone call and kept changing as she spoke. Not one version was consistent with the last, and none of them matched anything that occurred during our visit. When I calmly asked her to check security footage, she said she would but immediately followed it with, "The video may not have caught anything," despite openly admitting she hadn't reviewed it. To this day, I have received zero follow-up or confirmation that any video was checked at all. I later spoke with the front-desk employee who was there during our visit. He confirmed that: * No parent voiced any complaint about my son * He personally witnessed nothing concerning * The owner/manager was not even present at the time This brings up extremely concerning questions: * How did the owner know to single out my child when no complaint was made? * Why was I immediately presumed guilty with no evidence? * Why did the supposed reporting parents never speak to me directly, which is standard in children's play spaces? * Why did the claims escalate from shaking, to multiple children, to choking--a sequence that simply does not align with a newly two-year-old's behavior or my son's history? My son has never harmed another child, and our long history at this business reflects that.

We had a 7:00 pm reservation on Saturday night. It was packed in the dining room and the bar. We…read morewaited until 7:45, but the host was very communicative and offered us a table at the bar. We decided to eat in the dining room and had a wonderful meal. 2 of us ordered off the set menu - what a deal! The food was amazing and the price is competitive. Will be back.

Blackstones is a nice classy spot. The bartenders are always nice. Came with a coworker for a pre…read morefixe meal. I love the way the garnished shredded Parmesan melted on my penne a la vodka, it was so creamy and delicious. The salad was crisp with a good amount of vinaigrette. My filet mignon entree was cooked to the temperature I requested; I usually do medium (after getting sick from the concert hamburger I'm taking a break from raw meat) today I ordered it medium well, it had a good salty crisp on the edges. My colleague got it medium, hers looked plumper and juicer. The mash potatoes it was served with was soft, creamy, flavorful, and delicious. Coming here can be pricy, but the food is good.

"They took all the trees put 'em in a tree museum And they…read morecharged the people a dollar an' a half just to see 'em" (Joni Mitchell) The Fairfield Museum is undergoing renovations and we could just see two exhibits. The admission fee was accordingly waived for us. One exhibit was on quilts. The exhibits were drawn from their extensive textile collection. These colorful scenes of early New England life were gorgeous. If you ever wanted to know how quilts are pieced and stitched together or if you're just a quilt lover, you will enjoy this exhibit. The second exhibit was a biggie -it drew a TV crew (Cable Connecticut 12) into the room to film a segment. Guess who made a 2 second guest appearance in their piece? Ever seen those childrens books abiut "Busytown" by Richard Scarry? He was a Fairfield native and quite a few of Fairfield's businesses and landmarks ended up in those books. The exhibit is an immersive experience that allows you to select one of his animal cartoon figures and walk through the colorful streets of Busytown. You can teach your kids how communities work, what jobs people have, learn about transportation and all kinds of interactive exhibits- think opening doors and reading things inside the door. This has got to be a blast for kids or a nostalgic visit for anyone who grew up on Scarry's books.

Great local history museum! The front desk had great resources and the exhibits were wonderful.read more

The star of the show besides the clubs and the staff. Is the bacon and eggs cheese sandwich! This…read moreis the best sandwich I had in a VERY long time! I will definitely be back

First time arriving at golf lounge 18 in Fairfield and I gotta tell you, it was a blast!! There was…read morean event going on this past weekend which included a band and food was served, the place is amazing! This trackman system for working on your game is critical, which, they have. The food for the event which is their actual menu was an added bonus. There was wings, sliders and their Irish nachos with queso Blanco dip. It was an awesome experience!!!

An incredible facility that even offers courses for a wide range of music and video techniques. The…read moreinstructors very welcoming and create a comfortable learning environment from the moment you arrive. They offer courses for all skill levels and even provide laboratory hours--perfect for those like me without a home studio setup. I highly recommend their audio engineering course for anyone looking to elevate their skills!

I was working as a Magician for an event and I stopped into the area to meet up with a friend of…read moremine. After lunch, I decided to walk around a bit in Norwalk and I found this place. I decided to lay down some improvised VO tracks and they came out GREAT! Sent them directly to me and the price was fair! I highly recommend them so much that any future bookings I'll get , I will record the project there on my dime. They are worth it!

Aquila's Nest is absolutely worth a visit. We sat in one of their cozy geodesic dome igloos which…read moremakes it such a fun and relaxed experience. The wine flight did not disappoint -- we tried the red, white & a combination, all solid pours. The cheese box is necessary if you're trying the flight ( or you can bring your own food). Highly recommend booking an igloo and making a night of it!

I saw this place on social media, and since I've been to vineyards before, I wanted to try it in…read morethe Fall. My friend and I booked an igloo (thankfully--we'll get to that). Aquila's gives a 30-minute grace period, which helped since the area gets very dark at night and the roads are narrow. I knew ahead of time there would be a lobster food truck and a live salsa band. When you arrive, you check in with the hostess, though there's no clear hostess stand since she's stationed at the end of the bar. The inside was crowded with no available seats, but we weren't there for the band anyway. Our igloo had a heater, but two would've been ideal. They recommend bringing a blanket, which I forgot, but it wasn't too cold--around the high 40s. We tried the "Sweet Wine Flight," which included Sparkling Rosé, Moscato, and white and red wine slushies. The white wine slushy was my favorite. It started raining while we were there, and everyone with fire pits cleared out, so I was extra glad we chose an igloo. They offered a cheese box, but it looked too small, so we stuck to drinks. Our server was polite and brought everything out quickly. Reservations give you two hours, and we had a great time. I like the variety of reservation options they offer. For suggestions: it would be nice to have a real charcuterie board instead of tiny cheese and veggie boxes. The indoor space could also be larger, especially for people coming for the live band, and there are no seats around the bar. Overall, though, it's a cozy spot, and I enjoyed the experience.

I used Blossom +Stem for our daughters at home bridal shower in February . They did table…read morecenterpieces and 2 accent pieces . We could not have been happier . The flowers were beautiful and fresh . They lasted well over a week . The centerpieces made the table scape . I could not have been more pleased . I will definitely use them again . Michelle and Daniel listened and delivered my vision .

Don't use Blossom + Stem if you care about the following:…read more-returned emails -returned calls -the ability to leave messages in mailboxes -writing down your email correctly so you get estimates timely -not being gaslighted that it's your fault you've changed the order so much since the beginning when you were fully transparent from the start about the size of the order Michele and Danielle are a two person team and the flowers they arrange are lovely. But, they need to be honest with themselves about their ability to handle as much as they do and still keep up the business side of things. Then, when given feedback about their less than stellar business practices, it would be nice if they didn't scream at their clients and hang up on them. I was looking forward to engaging a small local business but they have bailed on me one month away from my wedding on New Year's Eve. Proceed with caution.

I've been to this venue twice now to see concerts and it's become one of the favorites I've ever…read morebeen to. It is a bit of a hike from where I live, but it's a small intimate setting and there doesn't seem to be a bad seat in the house. The staff who work there are very friendly. I would highly recommend catching a show here, especially if there is an artist in town that you enjoy. ***My pictures are from the BBMak concerts in June 2024 and June 2025*** The seats were close and soooo good!

Having done a study on the neighborhood and the venue itself, I must recommend FTC with the highest…read moreof praise. The variety of performances here is culturally diverse, classic, modern, innovative all at the same time. The intimate stage keeps the audience connected to the experience and the performers. As someone who lives almost 5 hours away, I wasn't sure about going to a town where I knew nothing and no one. But here at FTC, they make you feel very much at home in this venue, even if you are not a member of the community. The members take time to interact and communicate with you. And the community is very supportive. There are restaurants close by as well as hotels and the whole town feels like a welcome center with small shops and modern day conveniences.