I had a bad experience with parking but the general manager reached back out and rectified it.read more

We had an amazing time at the concert last night. The concert itself was fantastic. The acoustics…read morewere ok, the scenery was beautiful, the atmosphere was wonderful, and we were lucky enough to have seats in a box, which made the experience even more special. Unfortunately, the alcohol prices were absolutely appalling and really put a damper on the evening. Over $20 for a beer and nearly $30 for a mixed drink is simply outrageous!! You go to a concert to enjoy yourself, and then you're essentially paying astronomical prices just to have a drink. These prices are higher than what you see at Fenway Park or Yankee Stadium, which is hard to justify. This isn't Boston or New York City. The food trucks were just okay. Nothing particularly memorable but the alcohol pricing was by far the biggest disappointment. If the venue needs to generate more revenue, I would much rather see some of that cost reflected honestly in the ticket price upfront than arrive at the venue and be shocked by ridiculously inflated drink prices. At least then, people know what they're paying for before they get there. It's really disappointing because the venue itself has so much going for it. The concert experience, setting, and atmosphere were all excellent. But the extreme drink prices felt incredibly greedy and out of touch with the people who are coming there to enjoy an evening. Because of that, I honestly don't know if I would return. It's a shame that such a great venue could leave such a negative impression over something that seems so unnecessary.

We so enjoy this venue, the wonderful feeling of outdoors and fresh air combined with great sound…read more We've seen Steve Miller (a fav) a Beatles tribute band, Ghost & Amon Amarth, and just recently John Fogerty & Steve Winwood. Parking is convenient in their flat lot or the next door garage. The drinks and food are very expensive but offer a wide variety we especially enjoy the Greek food truck.

Crowded parking, long lines, and everything is drastically overpriced -- and yes, I realize this is…read morea concert hall, but beers are normally $10-$14 at a place like this, and they're $21-$24 here for the same size and quality. You think you can save money by staying in your seat? Well, the rows are about 50 seats deep, so if anyone needs to get up, you're inconveniencing that many people -- twice. All the good standing spots are either paid-to-stand, blocked, or a smoking venue. Utterly trash venue. Tear it down and start over.

Beautiful arena at Fairfield University!! Much better than the previous gym and can't wait to come…read moreto games and events here!

Stopped in to watch the Fairfield University Girl's Basketball team play. The arena has no bad seat…read morein the house. We were seated on the second level and witnessed a great game. The seats were comfortable and the amenities were pleasing. They had a concession stand which served your regular Arena type food and snacks. Everyone at the arena were really helpful and nice. For being a smaller sixes Arena it really did get loud in there. The center court Jumbotron showed great video clips of the game, it really seemed like a state of the art arena. It was lots of fun.

Any Sound Tigers game comes complete with having to pay for $10 beers and listening to a hackneyed…read more80s playlist that includes Toni Basil, Guns & Roses, or Europe's 'Final Countdown' with every whistle that stops play. And can the PA announcer please stop reading every advertisement & acknowledging every school & business in attendance every three minutes? It seriously detracts from enjoying the game. I've given up on the anticlimactic t shirt toss between periods. By the time the guy on the ice decides on which section to throw the last screen printed extra medium shirt, I could've completed the New York Times crossword puzzle already. Parking is ten bucks.

I've been to a bunch of Sound Tigers games over the years to see my hometown WB/S Penguins play. I…read morewill say that I really like the hockey results here. The Pens have been super fortunate to win here quite often. A personal highlight was a few years back when we visiting WB/S fans outnumbered the Sound Tiger fans...good times. Anyways this arena is fantastic. AHL hockey is fantastic. Why is the arena always a ghost town?!? I think that has a lot to do with how expensive the tickets are here. You can sit lower bowl center ice for ~25 in Hershey, WB/S, Lehigh Valley, and Binghamton. Here ~25 only gets you corner seats. Moving closer to center ice the ticets go up to 48 and 58 to sit on the glass?! That's crazy for the AHL. It's even worse, that they are the Islander's affiliate, and you can regularly get into most Islanders games for 30-40 dollars. This building should really try having 20$ tickets, or maybe consider general admission since the crowds are so small. Someone in ticketing should really go visit Hershey or Bingo to see how they sell tickets and price their tickets accordingly. The half empty building really takes away from the game environment too. People in CT love hockey, just not at these inflated prices.

Great Community College, brand new building state of the art facilities. Save Save Save get your…read moreassociates degree at Housatonic and then transfer to the University of your choice and save 50% tuition.

Human Resources at HCC sucks. So, incompetent. When you apply for a job you never hear back. They…read moredon't even have the courtesy of most colleges to confirm that you've submitted an application and they don't tell you if you're application will be reviewed. When you call, they are rude and won't give you any info. My motto, if the HR is shitty the school is too. Don't work with people like this!

What a nifty place! In downtown Bridgeport, right in front of the People's Bank HQ is the P.T…read more Barnum Museum - it is a great piece of local history. We got the free passes from the Milford Library last August and proceeded to bring the kids on a very HOT Wednesday afternoon to utilize the AC. What a pleasant surprise! We were the only patrons that day and had the run of the place. People's Bank also sponsored a recycling exhibit in the "Gallery" that was particularly thought provoking. http://www.barnum-museum.org/

The Barnum Museum is a staple to any visit to Brisgeport, as the man basically built the city. The…read moreentrance and tours are completely free, but they encourage donations at the front desk. The tour guides keep up on their research and are able to answer any question you may possibly have about Barnum and the city. I love visiting the Barnum Museum! They've done so much since my last visit! The pink walls are beautiful. It was a pleasure going through the tour with Cherise, who was very knowledgeable and adorable, and to meet the director, Kathy. Can't wait to see what's in store next!

DeLuca field is home of the Startford Brakettes - a semi-pro women's softball team that has been…read moreactive since the 1940s and has been a champion for decades. It is a small stadium housing about 1800. There are two levels of seating - blue (molded plastic back) and red (benches with back support) - with reasonable prices, and pretty much every seat has a good view of the game. The snack bar is tiny and basic - hot dogs, hamburgers, fries, popcorn, soda - but everything is tasty. If you're looking for a fun time out for the family, this is a great choice at a great price.

Only went to the soccer field for a CT United match but seems like a nice, small spot. Not…read moreconcessions on site but there was a food truck for the game we attended.

Watch out for the clinic and particularly avoid Janice Faye. Totally toxic. Very poor ramshackle…read moreadministration in this place. Level 0/100 but they act like they're Harvard. Filled with administrative employees that have 0 experience outside the classroom. They're also violating a lot of their accreditation requirements.

This gallery hosts some of the best art shows and literary communities that people don't know…read moreabout. A hidden gem in Bridgeport, it's become a place that regularly nourishes my creative life. Great people, wonderful local cultural institution.

I came acrossUrsa while searching Yelp for highly rated local breakfast spots, and I'm glad I…read moredecided to check it out. My man and I had the pleasure of chatting with the owner, Christopher, who was incredibly kind and welcoming. Jessica was also a pleasure to have as our server. You can tell the people here genuinely care about what they're doing. One thing that makes Ursa stand out is that they roast their own beans in house using small batch, micro lot coffee. My Salted Caramel Frappe tasted so much cleaner and better than what you get from the big chain coffee shops. I'm already looking forward to coming back to try their Tres Leches Frappe and pastries. We both ordered The Platter, which comes with two eggs, hash browns, toast with butter, blueberry and strawberry jam, and your choice of bacon or chorizo. I went with the chorizo, and my man got the bacon. Everything tasted fresh, clean, and flavorful. The atmosphere is another reason this place is worth visiting. It doesn't feel like your typical coffee shop. Local artwork is all over including an art gallery tucked away in the back, you definitely need to check out before exiting. There's plenty of seating whether you're meeting friends, reading a book, or getting some work done. They have Wi-Fi. while we were there, someone was working on a laptop while another person was relaxing with a book. It has a creative, inspiring, and welcoming vibe that makes you want to stay awhile instead of rushing out. If you're in downtown Bridgeport, I definitely recommend stopping by. There's metered street parking right out front, making it an easy spot to visit. Grab a coffee, enjoy breakfast, spend a little time soaking in the atmosphere. The gallery is a hidden gem that's absolutely worth seeing.

The apple caramel frappe latte is quite delicious and cold! The tight balance of sweetness…read more The tuna sub not so much, the tuna fish salad filling was tasty, but not enough with sparse lettuce and a stale wedge. For the money, no chips, pickle, or side. Just a wedge on a plate. The ambiance is very nice.