I am not a wine drinker, but the rest of my family is. We came to the vineyard for my mom's…read morebirthday. This was actually the second year we did it. It is a beautiful spot and both days we went it was not overly busy. My family enjoyed the wine and my nieces and nephews loved exploring the vineyard.

My friends and I came here as part of our friend's bach trip. We didn't have reservations but it…read morewas fine because they weren't very busy. We did a bottle of the Runway Rose and Gold Arc Chardonnay, I had the Rose which was good. One of our friends brought a charcuterie board which was so cute and good! The outside is cute and lots of great places to take pictures too. We got there around noon and then left right before 2 because they were closing early due to a wedding.

I had the pleasure of attending a preview gathering at Kingdom of the Hawk Vineyard. It is situated…read morea few miles away from the cluster of other wineries in the southeast corner of CT. Kingdom of the Hawk is the sister winery to Saltwater Vineyard. The event was wonderful, we were treated to complimentary glasses of wine and cider (the cider was from the New England Brewing Company) accompanied by delicious catered hors d'oeuvres. We were able to explore the grounds at our leisure. The owners were present and they kindly stopped to chat with the visitors. The vineyard's exterior design exudes a charming modern barn aesthetic. While the interior has an industrial contemporary aesthetic, with polished concrete floors, steel beams, and a loft area with tables. The ambiance is reminiscent of its sister winery, Saltwater Vineyard. The vineyard has 2 parking lots, gender stalled handicap-accessible restrooms, and a beautiful ceremonial lawn. In conversation with one of the employees, I discovered that the wine is currently produced at Saltwater Vineyard. However, they will eventually combine the yields from both wineries in the future, and create wines for both vineyards. Given its ambiance, amenities, and scenic setting, I can easily see this place becoming a sought-after wedding venue and popular stop along the Connecticut wine trail. I definitely recommend visiting when they open to the public.

The winemaker / owner was delightful. The ambience of the property quite pleasant. Two of the…read morewines - the Sauvignon Blanc and the Malbec were good. The other four need some development to be truly drinkable. The price for the tasting was a bit steep and higher than market, at $18 for 5 pours, especially when considering the quality of the wine.

Quiet lovely farm we walked through. Fresh produce, merch, trinkets, etc. at their store and then…read moresoaked in some nature at the flower field and little wedding area field it looked like. Free parking and entry!

What a lovely fall dinner. We ate on the porch of a historic mansion on an idyllic farm. The…read moreservice was super attentive and warm. The food was incredible. Small portions but we left feeling satisfied! The cocktails were delicious too!

Went to dinner with family to celebrate the first weekend of our summer. Our waiter Mike was…read morenothing but amazing. As we expected a busy Sunday night, he made sure we had the best experience possible even with longer wait times for food. All of our food was amazing and would definitely come back many many times :))

With a desire for fish and chips, we pulled into the parking lot of the Haversham Tavern…read more We are currently in our RV, so we were delighted with the large parking lot. We were welcomed with a friendly greeting. Outdoor seating in their beautifully landscaped garden appealed to us. We both choose the fish and chips. Perfectly cooked! We highly recommend this gem.

Great place to hear live music. Drinks are good, service is great, food is really good too…read more Nashville hot chicken is my go to. Very large piece of chicken and the flavor is fantastic.

Thank you for serving us fabulous burgers at three minutes to ten when everywhere else seemed…read moreclosed. You are the hippest place around. Please never close. We always have a great experience at the Knick.

We come here for our kids' football banquet every year. It seems outdated but it serves its…read morepurpose. I suppose you could have other functions here and rent it out. Maybe like a family reunion or a birthday party. It's not too big so keep that in mind. There's a bar and the kitchen is in a back room. on the other side of the building is a bar/lounge. I think its members only but I could be wrong.

I can't say enough amazing things about this place. The location, the staff, the food, it is all…read moresuperb!!! We go twice a year, for my birthday and New Years Eve. They have a salad called the OHBH, I could have it for breakfast lunch and dinner everyday!! It is amazing!! The lobster parceled with truffle sauce, to die for. New Years Eve is an experience, each year a different theme. Everyone is dressed to the nines, the champagne is flowing, music to dance to upstairs and downstairs and fireworks to ring in the new year. Yes it is pricey!!! But you get what you pay for and at the Ocean House it is all top shelf. Splurge and go, you won't regret it. You will make it a special occasion place for sure!! Can't wait to go back. Even if it's just to sit on the deck to have a Hugo Spritz and look out at the ocean or to get a glance at T Swift's house. Sorry no food pics, too busy enjoying it. Maybe in my next review

Why did they ruin the best brunch in RI? Oh my heart was broken today. Going to the jazz brunch has…read morebeen my favorite Sunday activity since moving to RI in 2022. We arrived 15 minutes before our brunch reservation and were told that they are clearing some tables and would let us know when the table was ready. When we checked back with the hostess 30 minutes later, she was so dismissive and basically said to wait or we can leave.. then we finally were led to a table next to a bucket catching water from the leaky roof and saw that the once amazing and decadent brunch was now a buffet of room temperature food.. we were do disappointed we had to throw in the towel and leave.