Location: Pomfret
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Pomfret is a town in Windham County, Connecticut, United States. The population was 4,247 in 2010 according to the United States Census. The town was incorporated in 1713 and named after Pomfret, in England. Pomfret is bordered on the north by Woodstock, on the east by Putnam and Killingly, on the west by Eastford, and on the south by Brooklyn and Hampton.
Restaurants in Pomfret
1. Connecticut Audubon Center at Pomfret
2. Pomfret Wine and Spirits
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Pomfret Wine and Spirits opened under new ownership in July 2016. With a long running history of being the one of the nicest wine shoppes in northeastern Connecticut the tradition continues on. Affixed near two local winery's, Pomfret Wine and Spirits has a grand selection of wine, liquor and beer. Stop in on your way through the beautiful quiet corner of Connecticut and you won't be disappointied
3. Mashamoquet Brook State Park
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5.0 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By ritae616 - Killingly, United States
I would definitely call this a moderate hike We started at the lower parking lot and walked up the hill on Wolf Den Road up until the 3rd trail which led us directly to Table Rock. he trail continued well marked with some steep inclines and declines till the end. It was a fun morning!
4. Martha's Herbary
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4.5 based on 19 reviews
Herb gardens and shop.
5. Airline State Park Trail
6. Sharpe Hill Vineyard
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4.0 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By susanwinetasting - Putnam, United States
Sharpe Hill has been in business for many years now and my husband and I have been a number of times. Our visit in April was the first in at least three years. We opted for the full flight of wines as we had not tried their wines in some time. Tastings can be held indoors or outdoors on their patio and include their wineglass. Those of us who have visited numerous wineries over the years do not want another souvenir glass, but it was unavoidable unless we had purchased a glass of wine or a bottle to drink there. The tasting fees are higher than I would normally pay at $15 for the full flight. Their wines are of above-average quality; they are not produced for the masses or those who are easily impressed. I was pleased to learn that all wines currently produced are from estate-grown grapes. Overall, we liked all the wines, but the Cabernet France was our favorite. We purchased several bottles to take home. Sharpe Hill's tasting room is beautifully decorated as is the courtyard/patio area. They clearly have put some thought into creating a wonderful ambiance. I was thrilled to learn that they do not accept buses or bachelorette parties and request reservations for groups of eight or more.
7. Salon One Day Spa
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
