Best Bar restaurants nearby. Discover the best Bar food in New London. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Bar restaurants near you.. The city of New London, Connecticut, has been an important port since the Revolutionary War, when it served as a base for American privateers raiding British Ships. In the 19th century, the revenues brought into the city by whalers helped build what now forms the city's charming center, filled with historic homes, taverns and shops. The masts of tall ships can still be seen passing through the harbor, the home of Coast Guard ships and the site of the annual Sailfest summer celebration.
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4 based on 30 reviews
Went in here after a disappointing visit to the Buckley House. Ordered wings, which were very good! However, a place that has wings in the name of the restaurant should not serve a container of shelf stable Ken's blue cheese dressing, and should never announce to a customer we are out of celery!!!! Seriously wings without celery?!?! The reason we went in was for WINGS! The service was fantastic, the atmosphere....is Asian?! However, my suspicion that the space used to be the Asian restaurant next door was confirmed. Maybe remove the pagoda? All in all, the food and service were good....but they need to up their game a bit!
4 based on 46 reviews
We came her because of the reputation and because we were on a timeline. Well, both were failures.There were only 5 occupied tables in the restaurant, and it took almost 40 minutes for a grinder. The waitstaff was embarrassed for most of that time. The grinder itself was tasteless even though we asked for tartar sauce to be substituted for mayo. The actual fish was thin, 1/8 inch mostly.A failure in all ways.
4 based on 34 reviews
By far one of the best places to eat. Service was exceptional, food very good. Moderately priced. Thank you to Lori at breakfast who was exceptional in her service. IF you have a change to eat breakfast here, ask for her. You will not regret the choice. Dinner service also was very good. They have a drink menu that offers almost everything you could possibly want.
4 based on 27 reviews
Classic dining, with a twist. French and New American cuisine, signature deserts, Sunday champagne brunch, special events, and more!
Bank Street near the New London waterfront has become quite the bar and foodie destination in Southeastern Connecticut. Having read great reviews of 385 Bank I bought an email discount deal for the place, knowing I would use it on one of my jaunts between Connecticut and Cape Cod. I sat at one end of the fairly small bar that was mostly occupied by patrons of a "girls' night out." There was my entertainment. While I quietly listened to their boisterous laughs over some risque board games they had played, I relaxed with a couple of 365 Negronis made to perfection by Robin, the fun and friendly bartender. For food I started with a bowl of their lobster bisque that, to my mind, needed nothing extra. It was perfectly seasoned with small but plentiful chunks of lobster. Then came my main course: a generous serving of cioppino. Mussels, shrimp and scallops adorned a plate of fettuccine with a spicy but not overpowering marinara sauce. One of the woman patrons took time out from her laugh-fest to drool at my entree from afar. If you want a bar with quality food, a fun crowd and a skilled bartender who sets a delightfully comfortable atmosphere, try this place. I'll be back.
4 based on 46 reviews
We like this place in general. We have gone several times to hear live music on the weekends and to order drinks. I think is a well-managed, spacious, and reliable part of the New London scene. Most recently we went for a celebration dinner. We ordered 2 seafood entrees- a sampler platter and snapper. They were good, but we both felt they were a bit overly seasoned and cooked with too much butter. I mean, butter makes food taste delicious, but in this case it seemed like too much of a good thing. Most people say you can't go wrong with their pizzas. I will go back, and I do recommend it.
4 based on 49 reviews
The Social is a modern kitchen & bar located in downtown New London dedicated to the art of craft. The Social Bar + Kitchen opened in July 2016, immediately changing New London's restaurant and bar scene by offering the largest selection of craft beers on
The quality of your dish will depend directly on the chief who works at kitchen. We visited this restaurant four times, impressions of the first three were above any praises. The fourth time disappointed us. My linguini were, almost, shipped in oil, and tomatoes were sour. It is sad that one unsuccessful time spoiled the previous impressions of visit of restaurant. I do not recommend to take a dessert - the woman who prepares them the hot fan of sugar))
4 based on 51 reviews
Arrived at Happy Hour for a meal before getting on Amtrak. Was pleased with my $5 Blood Mary, but thrilled to have six fresh oysters for $6 (even though there was no "y" in the month name.) I took my server's advice: the scallop tacos were very tasty and the Gooey Butter Cake with homemade brown sugar ice cream was delicious. My only minor quibble was no chocolate dessert.
4 based on 87 reviews
Hot Rod Cafe is a fun and friendly neighborhood bar and restaurant featuring 24 kinds of beer on tap and 24 kinds of wings. Great water view and service!
I was pleasantly surprised by my experience at Hot Rod. Nothing to look at from the outside but cozy inside and a wonderful outdoor deck with water views. All three of us tatted our meals as very good. Reasonable prices, great service, good variety. My friend always finds it hard to get Prosecco but they had it. My rose wine frozen slush is was outstanding. The chicken wings were amazing with 20+ sauces from which to choose. Their wraps also were very good. The only down side is on street parking and finding a space can be a challengeonwhen you go.
4 based on 160 reviews
Located in New London, CT across from Lawrence and Memorial Hospital, The Recovery Room restaurant has been a favorite among locals for decades! Casual restaurant serving red & white pizzas as well as classic Italian entrees.
My experiences of the Recovery Room are always the best experiences. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable and efficient. The food is delicious. I have never had a bad meal, even tried some new food cuisines.Even takeout is a great experience. Food is prepared and ready within minutes.
4 based on 118 reviews
Located in historic Downtown Mystic, just steps from the drawbridge, Chapter One features 24 locally crafted drafts, signature cocktails, and a diverse wine list. Our kitchen is open daily featuring a variety of meals. Our menu offers a range of entrees i
Burgers are amazing!! Devils in horseback are also amazing!!! Caesar salad was meh. Vegan paella was great. Just took aWhile to get the drinks and food and check. Very very nice people!!Hi chrissJ6238OB, thank you for your review! We greatly appreciate the feedback. We strive for excellence, from food to decor to service, and are always grateful when a guest has enjoyed their experience & what they feel we could have improved upon. We apologize your service wasn't as prompt as it could have been. We'd love to send you a gift certificate to try Chapter One again, on us this time! We're confident you'll have an enjoyable meal and quicker service next time. What is the best email to reach you on? Thanks again & hope to see you soon!
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