Discover Restaurants offering the best American food in New London, Connecticut, United States. 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 52 reviews
Kamp dogâs food is descent. The reason why I wouldnât recommend it to anyone or go back was the horrible customer service. The older lady asked the employee with the red hair if I paid for the coffee I was drinking - right in front of me. I was just standing at the cash register paying and the coffee was right next to it. Why would I help myself to something I didnât not pay for? The other employee embarrassing laughed it off, it was in poor taste and rude. When I left, I didnât see the trash can. I took my rubbish up to the counter instead of leaving it at the table. The grouchy lady barked at me to take it to the front door. Lovely. The fries are really good, cooked with the skin on them and the prices are great. The customer service is not something I would go back for. I never understand why people who behave like this work in customer service.
4 based on 129 reviews
I had breakfasted at Somewhere in Time, the sister restaurant of When Pigs Fly located on the Goldstar Highway in or near Groton. It was excellent each time I'd been there. This trip, I am staying in Waterford, CT where When Pigs Fly is located. I had to try it. Like the first place, you get your own coffee from the variety they offer. Grab a mug and pour your own. I had the organic dark roast which was very good. Then you sit and order from a virtually identical menu (one item is different from Somwhere in Time). The servers share tips and it appears each tries hard to hold up their end of it. They're friendly, efficient, remember you, and seem genuinely sincere in their "Welcome back"!There are other places in the area that specialize in breakfast. I've tried several including Sweeties in New London and The Shack in Waterford. The food at each is good. But, the overall experience at When Pigs Fly and Somewhere in Time was better for me than the other places. Prices are pretty much the same at all of them.
4 based on 64 reviews
We had a very enjoyable lunch. They had many good options- sandwiches, crepes, salads, bagels, breakfast items, coffee, cold drinks, smoothies and desserts. I had the Spinach Salad- with strawberries, blueberries, Mandarin oranges, sliced almonds, tomatoes and goat cheese with pomegranate vinaigrette. My husband had smoked salad crepe - with cream cheese, capers and fresh baby spinach. We both enjoyed our food. Everything was fresh and tasty. In addition we shared an everything bagel with butter and I had decaf coffee(serve very good coffee). We also had very good service.
4 based on 99 reviews
Chaplin's specializes in local, fresh-caught sea food. In addition to New England traditions, Chaplin's ventures into other American regional favorites. With warm hospitality, Chaplin's serves up fresh dinners and fun times year round.
A small restaurant with big flavor & great service. The chef came to our table and asked if we enjoyed the food. We did - from start to finish.
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 64 reviews
This place is not a "bakery", more like going into your moms for breakfast. Service was very good. You really don't feel like your at a restaurant. Large menu with many choices. I was let down that they mix in sweet potatoes into their homefries but don't actually list that. They don't have regular rye toast either. $25 for 2 people for breakfast was a bit much IMO. I then purchased a small dessert cookie and it was $5! I loved the atmosphere and such but a bit rich for my blood.
4 based on 136 reviews
Lunch was delightful and delicious. I started with the fig & marscapone in phyllo served on drizzled balsamic vinaigrette. It was a most delicious appetizer.For lunch, I ordered the Baked Stuffed Portabello mushroom stuffed with grilled chicken, roasted vegetable and provolone cheese, served with a tossed salad. It was yumptious!For dessert, the lemon drop cheesecake. Absolutely delicious! and a nice sized portion!The hot food was served hot! and the cold served cold.The food was all beautifully presented.The food portions were ample (I took home leftovers) but not in a wasteful way.The food was served timely manner, not rushed, not lagging.The bread served was soft and fresh.The tables were all full but it wasn't too loud and our waitress was there when we needed her and not when we didn't. She was prompt and polite. When it was time to pay the bill, the waitress took care of it quickly.Highly recommend this restaurant. Fresh delicious food. Professional waitress. Pleasant atmosphere and not really pricey!
4 based on 400 reviews
Only negative was the lack of parking, had to park a block away.Service was fantastic, I wish I could remember our waitressâs name. She was as pleasant as could be.We shared appetizers which were recommended. Everyone enjoyed their entrees.Definitely would return.
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!
4 based on 155 reviews
From pastas to seafood to Barbeque ribs brisket pulled pork , Pulled Chicken, Sunday brunch and Happy Hour Menu
Just on the western fringes of Niantic, with excellent free parking, is Charlies Place. Our early Wednesday evening dinner was a mix of Italian and American dishes that were well proportioned, tasty and reasonably priced. The dining crowd was on the light side (5:45pm ?) and the service was excellent. We had a 7pm appointment in the village and the waitstaff accommodated that requirement with a smile. We'd be pleased to come back and dine again.
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