Location: Killingly
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Find out what Bar restaurants to try in Killingly. Killingly is a town in Windham County, Connecticut, United States. The population was 17,370 at the 2010 census. It consists of the borough of Danielson and the villages of Attawaugan, Ballouville, Dayville, East Killingly, Rogers, and South Killingly.
Things to do in Killingly
10. The Crossings Restaurant and Brew Pub
Overall Ratings
3 based on 109 reviews
Reviewed By Lori S
My BFF and I stopped in here to have light bites and drinks mid-Sunday afternoon on a nice day. Sat outside, enjoyed nachos, draft beer and cocktails. Kaelin (sp?) was our server and she was great. Since it was before the dinner hour it was not too busy and we had some time to chat with her about the town, the restaurant, etc.
9. La Cantina
Overall Ratings
3 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By KatieM213
Decent bar with some good brews on tap. Not usually busy when we visit so the ambience is a bit lacking. Their nachos are awesome & they offer $1.25 tacos on Wednesdays! When we stop in just for drinks they always offer freshly made chips and salsa which is a rare bonus. Good place for a drink and some good apps! Have never eaten on the restaurant side..
8. The Stomping Ground
Overall Ratings
4 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By RussellM398
My wife and I had a nice time here having a snack and some drinks. Owner and staff are friendly and professional. Cool art and very well prepared food. We will return.
7. Riverview Restaurant & Lounge
Overall Ratings
3 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Hillary W
Made a reservation for a special occasion. Another waitress gave it to someone else and we were actually early! Got put in a dark forgotten corner. Took TWO hours to get out of there. There were only 6 of us. Bad service bad atmosphere and less than adequate food. Dried out fish, over cooked crusty lasagne, Had not been there in years, and now I know I will never go back.
6. Courthouse Bar & Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 159 reviews
Reviewed By mollymoon125
I like coming to the Courthouse. All the dishes I have ordered are delicious. The waitresses and the bartenders are really nice. Sometimes the cast from a show at the historic Bradley Playhouse eats after a show.
5. Woodland Meeting House
Reviewed By TSavastano
I do not write bad reviews. If I review a place, I am trying to steer fellow TA people to great places. I rarely end up in a dump, but even if I do, I leave it to others to slam someone's business. That being said, this is a warning to those who may be hungry when traveling thru the sticks of good ol' Rhode Island.The Meeting House has no food as of this writing, better call to see if things have changed. The bartender was a good guy and I had a couple of beers, but I was hoping to have something to eat. No luck. They are in process of re-hiring a cook, so there is nothing going on right now, except drinks.Read my other reviews to learn about good stuff, maybe near where you're at. If I say it's good, you will love it.
4. Jessica Tuesday's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 91 reviews
Our philosophy reads, âFor a restaurant to be truly incredible, great food must compliment great service.â We look forward to creating a memorable dining experience for all who join us.
Reviewed By Beapath234
We coordinated about 1 month before our event and received professional service from the time we started communicating with owner and staff. As we arrived we were greeted and sat on the patio at a nicely arranged table for 20. Everyone had drinks in a blink and the charcuterie boards arrived at the tables while we perused the amazing menu. We had a group with children, young people, adults and elders. There was something for everyone and everyone was very pleased with their meal. We would recommend Jessica Tuesday's for events, family dinner, or date night. We would choose them again if planning an event in the Woodstock/Putnam area.Thank you!!!! The pleasure was all ours!
3. Grill 37 Pomfret ct
Overall Ratings
4 based on 158 reviews
Grill 37 is committed to using the freshest ingredients as possible. We use local products in our weekly specials but we are constantly looking for ways to incorporate local, CT grown food in our everyday menu. You can taste the difference! Everything is
Reviewed By MBD1957
Four of us attended the Gire and Ice event in Putnam last weekend. It was a great event, therefore the restaurants in Putnam were all booked up. We took a short drive out to Pomfret and happened upon the last table at Grille 37. From hostess to waitstaff everyone was engaging and the service on point. We each had different apppetizers, entrees and desserts. All delicious. We enjoyed the house flatbread with olive oil before appetizers. The clam chowder was creamy, tasty, and hot. I love piping hot food! The mussels plentiful. Dinners included mahi mahi with a mango salsa, flounder francaise, beef tips and shrimp and crawfish. Dessert included carrot cake and fresh raspberry sorbet. The only leftover was carrot cake. If youâre out this way, itâs convenient to the hospital and the Rectory School, this is a great (and surprisingly large)place for dinner. Come dressed for dinner or as you are.
2. Elizabeth's Farmhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By happytoberetired
We went here especially for their âRhode Island Stuffies â. They are stuffed clams or actually stuffed Quahog clams. Done as only Elizabethâs Restaurant can do them. Everyone has their own adaptation on stuffed clams. Their stuffies are excellent & well worth the drive. We split a New England style Lobster Roll that came with a fresh tortellini salad. That too was excellent, made with large chunks of lobster & a little mayo. Save room for a home made dessert or at least take one home. The best desserts ever! We were able to park out in front for free. Parking is available on the side too. Service was great! The place is very small. Putnam is an old mill town. No need to dress up crazy. The staff were all very nice and our server was excellent. Would go back again Iâm in town. If you go to dinner, you would be well advised to have an reservation.
1. New York Pizza Co
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By stormitraveler
NY Pizza Co has some really creative menu offerings and all that we tried were very good. There's a selection of both white and red pizzas...toppings such as pulled pork, fig jam, bbq chicken and pretty much anything else you can imagine and they were all great! Prices were a bit on the high side for their specialty pizzas (close to $25-$30 for a large) and they all feature a very thin crust (of all those we ordered). Staff was very friendly and helpful - answered all of our menu questions and made a few suggestions! We would definitely return and try a few more of their creative specialties!
