The clam chowder here is solid. Broth is light, not too heavy, and they don&#39;t skimp on the clams.

The grilled octopus was pretty good, tender with a nice char. Seafood pasta was decent too. It&#39;s a cozy spot, though a bit on the pricey side.

Great spot on Main Street for a casual bite. I grabbed a drink at the bar and really liked the energy there. The vibe was just right.

First time trying this place and loved the outdoor seating by the water. The old brick building and that vintage door at the entrance gave it a cool vibe. Perfect for a summer evening.

Rose was a total blast, super energetic and really made our night. The food was solid, and honestly the view is just insane. Prices felt fair for what you get. Solid spot.

Had the blackened swordfish. The fish itself was so fresh, you could really taste it. The seasoning was light, which I appreciated. It came with a simple side of grilled vegetables, all very crisp. A nice, clean meal. The view from our window table was a bonus.

The salmon was really fresh, and they had these pretty fresh flowers on the tables. It was a nice, bright space for our group.

Service was pretty good. The staff was friendly and attentive. They even swapped the bun on my lobster roll for a thinner one when I asked. A nice touch.

The staff was so nice and attentive. Our waitress gave great suggestions, and when it got a bit cool outside, she brought over a heater without us even asking. Made the whole evening really comfortable.

The Nova Scotia eggs benedict had a generous portion of salmon, which was nice. Home fries were cooked just right.

The garlic knots here are seriously good. So soft and buttery, with just the right amount of garlic. We also tried the calamari, which was crispy and not rubbery at all. Portions are huge for what you pay, which is always a plus.

Nice open space inside, felt comfortable. Food was decent, nothing fancy but reliable. Good option for a straightforward meal on the island.

Quick lunch spot. Got the chicken sandwich. Came out fast, which is key for me. Bread was fresh, chicken was decent. Not the cheapest but you pay for the speed. Good for a quick bite between meetings.

My usual spot in the neighborhood. The food is always solid&mdash;you know exactly what you&#39;re getting. The price is right for what&#39;s on the plate.

The chocolate mousse is so authentic. Loved sitting under that quirky painting at the bar.

Becca and Eduardo were very attentive. Happy hour prices are solid, and the food is good. A nice spot for after work.

Been coming here for years. The portions are always generous, never feel like you&#39;re getting shortchanged.

Really cozy spot. We had to wait a bit for a table, but the staff was super friendly about it. The booths are nice and roomy, which I always appreciate.

The private event space upstairs was perfect for our group. Marissa helped with everything, made it so easy.

The Chicken Diabla Chimichanga was fantastic. The chicken was juicy, the sauce had a nice smoky heat. Best margarita I&#39;ve had in Connecticut, hands down. Perfectly balanced, not too sweet.

The burger was hand-packed with a nice smoky flavor. Fries and nachos were hot and crispy, which was perfect. Service was quick, so we weren&#39;t waiting around.

Pizza was solid. Shrimp was fresh, not rubbery. Crust had a nice char. Good spot for Italian in the area.

Cozy spot with a nice back patio. Feels like a hidden gem. The food quality is solid, honestly rivals some places I&#39;ve tried in bigger cities. Perfect for a quick, quiet bite.

I&rsquo;m a burger person, and their double cheeseburger is one I keep coming back for. The patties are juicy, the cheese is melted just right. Tried adding chili once&mdash;really good. Their coffee milkshake is a solid choice to cut through the salt.

This is a solid spot in the area. The menu is a fun mix&mdash;you can get a classic NY strip, a plate of pasta, and really fresh sushi all in one place. The vibe is definitely upscale but still relaxed.

Easter dinner here. The lamb was cooked just right, tender and flavorful. Service was on point too. Really liked the cozy vibe of the place.

Came here with a big group for a friend&#39;s thing. The staff was so on top of it&mdash;never felt like we were waiting, even with a full table. Food was really good, but honestly, the smooth service made the night.

The food was solid and reasonably priced. Could have stayed for another beer if I wasn&#39;t in a rush.

The food was solid, and the place is spotless. Staff were genuinely friendly, which was nice. Plenty of parking, too. My only small note is the chicken katsu was a bit dry this time, but everything else was on point.

Been coming here for years. Their sushi is always fresh, and they have some unique rolls you don&#39;t see at other spots. The plates look nice, too. A solid neighborhood choice.

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