Branford is a shoreline town located on Long Island Sound in New Haven County, Connecticut, 8 miles (13 km) east of New Haven. The population was 28,026 at the 2010 census.
Restaurants in Branford
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Summer Wind Charters is Connecticut's "Affordable Charter Company," offering a variety of boat tours in Branford, CT into Long Island Sound. Packages include river/harbor tours, sunset/moonlight cruises, introduction to sailing, and charters for special occasions. Perfect for families, small groups or a romantic evening for couples.
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We offer a wide range of sailing cruises in various locations. Charters are all captained. Sailing time vary from as little as 2 hours to full day charters, overnight and adventure sailing trips. Destination and locations are: Branford and the Thimble Islands, Port Jefferson, Mystic, Fisher's Island, East Hampton, Sag Harbor. Sailing instruction can be provided as well on your boat or ours. We also propose charters in the Mediterranean and the Caribbean on large catamarans. Call for details.
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A cozy Day Spa nestled along the shoreline. We have a warm and earthy atmosphere with candlelit rooms. We pride ourselves in the cleanliness of our spa, the eye for detail, and the attentive licensed staff. We specialize in Couples Massage, Hot stone or Swedish. We have been Voted "The Best of Shoreline" the last 2 years for our Facials.We offer pedicures,brazillian waxing, and make up.
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Branford Antiques and Design is a family operated small business that offers antique and vintage furniture, paintings, jewelry, accessories and handcrafted pieces. In addition, we provide estate, restoration and design consultation services.
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This 12-mile scenic drive encompasses salt marshes, forest and seascape.
We stayed in Branford and visited family in Guilford. Most of the time we took the interstate, until one day discovered Route 146. There is a scenic marsh, a nice dairy, trees, and a slower speed limit. Although it didn't take much longer, if any, since it was a little shorter total distance. Enjoy the views!
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Unless you take the tour and see these islands with their homes you would not believe living on an island in the Long Island Sound was possible. Great day trip. Bring the kids - not babies
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The Stony Creek Museum celebrates the history of a small seaside village where European immigrants settled to quarry the famous pink granite used in the base of the Statue of Liberty and many Manhattan skyscrapers. The beautiful Thimble Islands offshore display a wonderful history of their own. A visit to the museum is an educational and enriching experience.
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Pulling into the scenic streets of Branford, we came upon Stony Creek Brewery and had to “hop” on board. We were escorted to a lovely outdoor patio area, filled with scenic views and Adirondack chairs a plenty. Our server Ferg came to us with supposed smiles (he was wearing a mask after all) and pale calves. His friendly disposition was extremely welcoming, and he seemed like the kind of server you’d want to be your best friend. In fact, I’m still hoping that’s the case. My friend and I sipped on a Sun Juice and Cherry Zinger Sour, both equally delicious with hints of nostalgic Luden’s cough drops. If you’re lucky, you might even be able to spot the typo on the can (mums the word until you visit for yourself ????). Overall we had a truly magical experience with the staff at Stony Creek. From being awarded a buffalo sauce dip for our pizza to a luau umbrella for my frozé, Stony Creek is where you need to be this summer. Especially with our man Ferg. Love ya, love ya long time!
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