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Most Popular American food in North Stonington, Connecticut, United States
Best American restaurants nearby. Discover the best American food in North Stonington. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for American restaurants near you.. North Stonington is a town in New London County, Connecticut, United States. The population was 5,297 at the 2010 census. North Stonington was split off from Stonington in 1724.
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10. Vue 24
Overall Ratings
4 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By soxfan_bill
My wife and I were still talking about it the very next day. Make sure you order the foie grois and the filet mignon. You won't regret it. Yes its expensive, but totally worth it.Bill, we are glad you have joined us and enjoyed our restaurant. We hope to see you soon. VUE 24 team
9. The Malted Barley
Overall Ratings
4 based on 248 reviews
Reviewed By risabenny
Came here for lunch, had the grilled cheese sandwich. Itâs four kinds of cheese on a pretzel. Very tasty!! We also had the BLT which was tasty and good size. Prices were around $9 each. They have an upstairs, main floor and downstairs. Huge selection of beers.
8. Somewhere In Time
Overall Ratings
4 based on 239 reviews
Reviewed By scocialass
We're locals so go often enough. My husband finds it too expensive but he said he'd take me for my birthday. I had the french toast special which was supposed to have granola on top...no granola. So 3 pieces of bread, 2 eggs and some sliced strawberries for $13.50! I do think that is toooooo much, especially as the granola was forgotten. Also they never list the items on your check - just the total, which to me is very annoying....how do I know I'm not getting someone else's check. The manager didn't bother returning a call. So much for professionalism.
7. Frank's Gourmet Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 403 reviews
Cozy. American/Continental Cuisine. Elegance for the casual diner. Located in Mystic, Ct just off Interstate 95. Away from the downtown traffic and parking hassles.
Reviewed By carogal
Went as a couple last Friday night to celebrate our anniversary. I can't comment on the food or drinks,but I can provide feedback on our awkward and uncomfortable experience. We walked and to check with the hostess and were asked if we had reservations. We said no , but don't mind if there's a wait. She actually rolled her eyes and said " Well, it's at least an hour wait!" We said that's ok and asked to place our name on the wait list. No problem we figured we'd have a drink at the bar. Bad idea! As soon as we walked in , not even taking a seat the man behind the bar tells us" There's Five People waiting for these Seats!" We hadn't even asked. He appeared to just kind of get in our faces as soon as we even dared to walk in. I've never felt so unwelcome and this did hurt my feelings. We are never turned down like this. I understand it being busy on a Friday night. But, we decided to go elsewhere not due to the wait time, but because we were uncomfortable about being served food by people who were so inconvenienced by our presence. Ended up going to Go Fish where we were welcomed and had great service,good food and awesome martinis, but that's another review.
6. High Rollers Luxury Lanes & Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
High Rollers Luxury Lanes and Lounge features a full dining and drink menu along with exciting Laneside Packages which combine food, drink & bowling! Executive Chef Kevin Scott's dining menu includes a vast selection of eclectic, easy-to-share dishes. The
Reviewed By GregK1239
We recently were at Foxwoods and decided to go to High Rollers to bowl and eat lunch. The facility was very clean and everything is very well maintained. The service was excellent. Everyone was very helpful and polite. The food was pretty good, and the pricing was fair. The bowling is great since they offer bumpers for the kids, as well as a ball ramp to help little kids roll the ball down the lane. We had a great time and will definitely be back.
5. Hard Rock Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 362 reviews
Hard Rock Cafe is a global phenomenon with 185 cafes that are visited by nearly 80 million guests each year. The first Hard Rock Cafe opened on June 14, 1971, in London, England, and from there the brand has expanded to major cities and exotic locations a
Reviewed By nicoleeh0327
Stopped in before a concert for dinner and a few drinks...service was very fast, which is always nice and they were pretty packed! Food was good but nothing out of this world, very consistent with other hard rock locations Iâve been to. I love the atmosphere and this was the first time Iâve been at a hard rock where they sang for someoneâs birthday and it was fun the way the staff announces the birthday! Nicole, Great to hear you enjoyed your visit to our cafe. We love to celebrate special occasions with our guests, whether it is a birthday, a bachelor/bachelorette party or and anniversary. Maybe we will see you again on your next special occasion, if you do make sure you let your server know.
4. Press on Sandwich Crafters
Overall Ratings
5 based on 36 reviews
Quaint sandwich shop serving chef prepared grilled sandwiches and paninis, soups, salads, and desserts.
Reviewed By GreenSheepLizz
My boyfriend and I are sandwich connoisseurs and explore delis and sandwiches everywhere we go. Let me tell you, this places sandwiches are beyond amazing! Uniquely crafted and deliciously made. I had the Tim (something) with roast beef, fig jelly, and pesto mayo. EXCEPTIONAL! on top of that, the staff/owner is very accommodating and the owner asked us how it was. Very comfortable and cozy. A must do/eat in the casino area!
3. Mystic Pizza II
Overall Ratings
4 based on 180 reviews
Reviewed By Infield99
Visited for take-out on a Saturday late afternoon. Ordered two pizzas (one large plain, one large pepperoni). After reasonable wait, received the pepperoni but the plain was put in a Hawaiian special. Not sure who's we got but kitchen had to make plain for is. Then I discovered I was charged for the Hawaiian...The teen behind the counter didn't know what to do...likewise, other young staff were crying, complaining. Very unhappy environment. Definitely not the home office in Mystic. Doubtful we'll return.
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2. David Burke Prime
Overall Ratings
4 based on 725 reviews
Craveable Hospitality Group brought their culinary expertise to Foxwoods Resort Casino with the opening of David Burke Prime in July 2008. The 13,000-square-foot steakhouse seats 280 and includes a 28-seat bar and 1,700-square-foot private banquet area. A
Reviewed By Kathy C
The service and quality of our dining experience at David Burke Prime never disappoints! We sat at the bar and had a lovely evening! Table/bar side made to order Caesar Salad was amazing!Hi Kathy,Thanks for your wonderful review. So pleased to hear you had a great experience and that you continue to return and enjoy the same level of quality of service we have been working on for the past decade here. We look forward to your next visit.Best,Spencer RelitzGeneral ManagerPrime Steakhouse
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1. Cedars Steakhouse & Oyster Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 509 reviews
Experience New and Exciting Menu Items at Cedars including Raw Bar, Maine Lobster, â42â Tomahawk Chop for Two, CEO Burger, as well as your classic favorites. Foxwoodsâ signature steakhouse serves up tradition and originality in equally large portions. Pul
Reviewed By paulahickey2016
We had dinner here Saturday night. I had a beefeater martini, ice cold and delicious. Our waiter, Randy, brought out a plate of rolls. some sweet with raspberry butter and pretzel rolls with regular butter. My husband had the wedge salad, he loved the bacon and french fried onion rings, however, the blue cheese dressing, to him, tasted like supermarket dressing. He loved the perfectly cooked medium rare rib eye and french fries. He said the rib eye was so tender. I had the Heirloom tomato & burrata salad. the burrata was soft, luscious and the aged balsamic gave it a great tang. I also had the French onion soup. The soup was piping hot, lots of onions and beef flavor and plenty, and I mean plenty of cheese. I couldn't finish it all.
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