I love the vintage classic look of theaters like this. I imagine it was originally built as a old…read moretheater in the 40s or 50s and has been renovated over the years. I enjoyed the seating and setup while watching our movie. I do with the seats leaned back, but that wasn't a big deal. The sound system was very good! I'd definitely recommend coming here for new releases.

This theater delighted and surprised me when I went to hear a world renowned guitar legend. I had…read morenever been before and was expecting a much smaller venue. Very well-maintained with a small bar and snacks stand; the gallery portion featured unusual prints and artwork. The area in which the band played was comfortable and roomy and although the seats were fold up style there was plenty of space to stretch out. The executive director of the organization was on hand to greet people when they came and when they left, showing the dedication of the staff. I will definitely be back for another show.

From the second we walked in, the service was unreal. We were a larger group and there wasn't…read moreseating available at first, but the bartender Greg didn't hesitate for a second--he literally set up a table for us so we could all stay together. That kind of attention and care just doesn't happen everywhere. And then it somehow got even better. The owner, Michael, came over and completely elevated our experience. He gave us complimentary drinks, took the time to play our bride's favorite songs, and made us feel like we were the most important people there. It wasn't just good service--it was genuinely warm, welcoming, and personal. He even took a selfie with us, which honestly just sums up the whole vibe: fun, generous, and unforgettable. Between the incredible wine, stunning atmosphere, and next-level hospitality, this place made our bachelorette celebration feel so special. We didn't just visit--we felt celebrated. 10/10 recommend. We will be talking about this day for a long time.

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.

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!

This was my first time to The Haversham since the change of ownership. If no one told me it was…read moreunder new management, I wouldn't have known - until the menu arrived. Also, there is some additional seating (booths) available in the bar area. Still classic bar-style / feel good foods available. I had the Philly Steak sandwich with waffle fries. It was a great choice. Our other dining partner had the Fish and Chips and it was gone before i could ask how it was. Another had a burger which was ordered as medium rare but came out medium (hence the 4 stars vs 5). We did not return it as the difference was subtle. The waiter did ask how our food was and we opted not to mention it. Overall, the portions were average, the prices were very good, the quality (taste) was also very good. What I loved the most was that although the place was packed, the acoustics were exceptional. We sat in the bar area and there was no need to lean in to converse. No shouting. Just your natural voice level was enough. To me - that's a huge win!

I had high hopes for the new Haversham as they are under new management by the folks that own…read moreMaria's at the beach which I love. I was disappointed. We got take out which automatically lowers expectations but of 5 orders, we were missing 4 sides: 2 Cole slaw, 1 fries, and a Caesar salad. Pretty disappointing. Additionally, literally everything was oversalted, per everyone's taste buds. We ordered 2 cold and 1 hot lobster rolls, 1 stuffed shrimp, 1 pork cutlet, and 1 lobster bisque. The buns for the lobster rolls were nice but not grilled. The pork cutlet was covered with hot peppers, advertised for sure as cherry peppers, but if you don't like very spicey, avoid this entree. The Haversham has a good bar scene and may have good bar food but entrees are priced on the higher side and they need to get the salt and service issues under control!

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

Beautiful property with good food! We enjoyed a crab cake and soup. Both were great for a cool…read morefall day!

An interesting spot to cool your heels, browse a few exhibits about sharks and shark biology, and…read moreadmire the extensive collection of Jaws memorabilia. Sadly, there are no living sharks in the Living Shark Museum, but you'll see plenty of shark models, shark teeth and (yes) jaws, shark egg cases, South Sea weapons made with shark teeth, and lots of Jaws movie stuff. It's a small place, only 3 exhibit rooms on the second floor off of High St and won't take long to peruse (but long enough to cool off in the summer or warm up in the winter). Plus, it's absolutely free of charge!

So cute! The man working was super kind. Three rooms and definitely museum... but nothing living!…read more One room is all Jaws stuff, one is history of shark stuff like shark in food and tools, and other room my favorite - was all the skeletons and jaws! Sooo neat to see all the rows of teeth! A touch screen monitor to see where the tagged sharks are. Little specimens in jars! Definitely an adult trip - but it's free and if you are in the area stop in!