Went there for the coin show last Sunday... Very organized and obviously very popular. Could…read moreprobably use a few more parking spots.

A nice members bar with cheap drinks and beers. The only complaint is it can get loud with only a…read morefew people in it.

First time playing at Crestview and the course was in fantastic condition! Post-round, we had food…read moreand drinks and the staff was all friendly and helpful. We'll be back!!

In the 60's through 2010 anytime you could play Crestview CC was a treat and extremely well kept…read more It held an LPGA Friendly's Classic in the late 90's. The course was magnificent. Dave Fleury bought it and gradually became a private ownership with no intention of keeping the pristine condition. DISGUSTING - get it together. What a shame

Love Storrowtown...There Roasted Turkey Dinner, Pot Roast Dinner...fish...Service are all greatread more

Went to the 15 dollars day before The Big E buffet.TO start they sit you outside every table had…read moredirty dishes on them.Second never had a waitress so we just went to the Buffett .Many serving trays had no food in them .I Asked a waitress if they were going to refill them and she said I don't .The food was lukewarm warm and I wouldn't serve to my dog.Lucky we were honest.We had to track down a waitress to pay, Storrowtown Tavern should be ashamed of themselves.for advertising this to the public and just serve the vendors

I come here pretty frequently to take a stroll and/or get some work done…read more There is a second story to the boathouse with outlets!! I believe this closes at sunset but I've been out here at sunrise and it's been pretty quiet until 9:30 am or so. There are a few walking trails and the docks/front of the boathouse (the cement areas) do flood during heavy rain. Definitely a Glastonbury community symbol... :) Lots of kids fishing on the dock/by the river. Playground on the premises & then the Glastonbury parks and rec manages the fields behind the clubhouse. I've been here when there was a wedding and it seemed intimate and romantic. I'm a big fan of this spot!

Went with a friend for the 90min archery class held at the Glastonbury Boathouse. Learned aiming…read moreand positional bow techniques which were quite helpful. Was a fun and different activity to try! The instructor was friendly and the class size was small.

It's been a while since I've played here. Nice renovation inside with updates. Greens fees very…read morereasonable. Course in great shape. Not many holes you can get into trouble. Staff friendly. Would definitely come back sooner and play again

St. Anne's is a great place to play a round of golf in the colder months since they're one of the…read morefew places still open, at least until it snows. The holes are easy to find, although the leaves in the fall are a problem when it comes to losing balls. The only downside is the carts and the cart paths. Some of the carts seem pretty old and beat up and tend to stall, and the paths can get pretty bumpy. Otherwise, this course is fun with some nice views.

Chez Josef was a nice cozy venue for a prom that I chaperoned for recently…read more Staff seemed super attentive and our event was run very efficiently and smoothly. What I really appreciated was one of the staff members running our event held a strong line of communication with the class advisors and administration throughout the entire night. Everyone at Chez Josef was super friendly, accommodating and respectful. The downside to this event was definitely our meal. The food was interesting. Students chose parmesan crusted chicken but it tasted very sweet almost like there was applesauce on it. It was really strange. I also had some oven roasted potato wedges but those were very undercooked- hard as a rock and nearly impossible to cut through. I was not very fond of the food but I figured that was to be expected at an event like this. However, the parfaits were decent. Overall, students seemed to enjoy their time at Chez Josef and so did the chaperones.

This place is OK. They really need to do some renovations to make it a little more modern. You walk…read morein and it smells like "your grandmother's house," as one of my friends stated. I came here for a company gathering and they had appetizers out by the entrance, there was a huge selection of cheese, fruit, veggies and dip. The selection was pretty decent. You had to purchase tickets at a podium and then use those tickets at the bar, which I found rather strange. They also had curtains up, separating us from the seating area. Also a little strange, then all at once, they opened the curtains and we were herded in, not sure if it was a ploy to get us to eat more apps or buy more drink... The food was okay, the service okay... It was an okay time.

On a lacrosse trip and new to the area, we stumbled into Cal's, and what a great find…read more My son had the pizza, I went with the Bolognese, and I couldn't pass up a martini. If you're a martini fan, this is definitely your place. Great food, great vibes, and outstanding service. Highly recommend!

I have come here a few times now to burn up my gift card given to me years ago. I don't have the…read moregreatest vibe here, maybe a bad first experience my first time here? Food is not bad, good service, just not my cup of tea.

just had takeout pizza, WAS BUSSIN! 10/10, would order again! i got BBQ chicken and it was awesome.read more

This is probably my 1000th time coming to Latitude. I've been here for private parties, my…read morebirthday, graduation, Mother's Day everything. It's honestly one of the best restaurants in the area. I haven't been back since Mother's Day. My drink was good but it didn't taste like it had any alcohol. BUT the tacos??? Omg. I got the brisket tacos and the flavor was so good! I definitely want to go back soon just to get those again.

This is going to be a very mixed review with a story to tell that will explain the rating…read more Yesterday I hosted a bridal luncheon for my new daughter in law in visiting from London. The service from the young ladies working the event was excellent. They were sweet and helpful to all of my guests. The food was outstanding, from the passed appetizers to the lovely and delicious buffet lunch, and ending with a delicious chocolate mouse. The tables were set beautifully and the large picture windows made it a lovely venue to spend the afternoon. My guests had a wonderful time and more importantly, so did my daughter in law. My issue is with the planning of the event. I found out 5 weeks in advance that she would be visiting so I had to put this together quickly. I spoke to the food and beverage manager via telephone on April 7. She said she could accommodate us and would e mail a contract. I then ordered invitations. When I didn't receive the contract I reached out to her via e mail the next day as I could not in good faith send out invitations without a contract sealing the deal. She wrote back she was too busy to see me but would get me the contract. She didn't. I reached out again early in the week and got no reply. I finally drove there and walked into her office unannounced 5 days after initial contact. She wasn't pleased to see me and told me she was very busy but did spare a few minutes and we did the contract. That continued to be the way this went. She didn't reply to e mails or phone calls when I had questions. I set up a meeting with her to review the menu in person instead on April 14. We did that and she said she would e mail me the event sheet. She didn't. After many requests it was finally sent to me on May 17, 4 days prior to the event. I had ordered wine glasses as favors for the shower and again, via e mail and telephone, asked when I should bring them by. No response. I finally reached her via telephone on May 19 and she said I could bring them over. I walked in with the case and she was down the hall from her office. Barely acknowledging that I was there she said leave them there on the floor, which I did and I left. Another question which went unanswered was if I could take home the leftovers. Yesterday during the shower she came to my table where I was talking and leaned in to whisper in my ear that I could not take leftovers due to a health law? I think she said. I was in the middle of a conversation and barely heard her. At the end of the event my 3 sons, the groom and his brothers, made an appearance to say hello. They asked if there was anything to eat so I asked one of the servers. The buffet had been cleared but I had seen that there was plenty left over. She needed to check with her boss. The food and beverage manager came out to tell me that she would charge me for 3 more people if my sons got food. I asked her what her plans were for the left overs and she told me she was throwing them in the trash. So I asked if you are throwing them away why can't my sons eat. She again told me she would charge me for 3 more people. At that point I told her to throw them away. This is a hospitality industry and she was anything but hospitable. I have 2 more sons who I will presumably be making showers for future brides, but I will not be having them here. And that is a shame because the event itself was well done. And that's the only reason they are getting 3 stars instead of 1.

I recently attended an event at Twin Hills. The room was nice but the food was terrible. The…read morechicken parmesan was definitely frozen. There was no sauce with it it was dry. The food was not hot. Not impressed. I don't know what they paid for it I would have been upset. I don't know about the golf...the food was much to be desired.

The Barn is excellent. The place brings in fantastic local, regional and national touring acts. The…read morevenue is really fun and while it looks small on the outside, it's big and cheerful on the inside. The sound is really clear, drink selections are excellent (but please don't order mojitos when we are stacked 3 deep at the bar!) and the burger is renowned! Dont wait for an act you've heard of to land at the Barn. Just go see someone on a flyer. You'll dig it. Viva the Barn!

A Community Venue Changed…read more The Egremont Barn, now operating as Buttonball Barn, was once a cornerstone of local music and community gathering. Because of our long-standing connection to the space, my husband and I chose it for our wedding celebration, placing our deposit with the previous owners, who were professional and supportive throughout the process. After the property changed ownership, we still proceeded with our event in October. This celebration held particular significance, as my father was seriously ill at the time, and we were grateful he was able to attend. Unfortunately, our experience with the new ownership raised serious concerns about professionalism, transparency, and respect for both clients and staff. On the day of the event, the owner attempted to impose additional charges not outlined in our contract. This included a demand for a $500 fee for using a room to get ready--a space she had explicitly told me I could use earlier in the day, noting it was acceptable despite the building being under construction. While I was getting ready, she entered the room while my mother and a family friend were assisting me and removed a rug from beneath them, stating that I "wasn't supposed to use the room all day." I chose not to address this at the time in order to preserve the tone of the day. Throughout the event, the owner was also openly drinking at the open bar, which had been paid for by my father. As the night concluded, she insisted that I personally break down the entire venue either immediately or first thing the following morning--despite knowing I had family visiting--or I would be charged for a cleaning crew. This expectation had not been communicated beforehand and was not included in the contract. When I suggested discussing it the next day, she continued to press the issue and confronted my husband, who attempted to redirect the conversation. To avoid further escalation, my friends and I cleaned the venue that night--while I was still in my wedding dress. She later stated that she would retain space heaters I had purchased in exchange for waiving the disputed room fee. When I noted that none of these charges or arrangements were contractually agreed upon, she responded, "I'm expensive, and I'm not in the contract either, honey," in reference to her being casted on The Real Housewives of New York City. Additionally, her conduct toward long-standing staff members--many of whom had supported the venue for years--was concerning and contributed to an atmosphere that felt transactional rather than community-centered. Some of those staff members have since left the venue. What was most troubling was the timing and context. The attempts to extract additional money occurred at the end of a wedding celebration involving a seriously ill parent, placing unnecessary stress on a family during an already significant moment. The Egremont Barn once represented collaboration, music, and mutual respect. Under its current ownership, that spirit appears to have shifted toward aesthetics and revenue at the expense of community and care. I encourage readers to proceed with caution, ask detailed questions, and ensure all expectations are clearly documented in writing before booking events there.