North Stonington Village Historic District付近のお店

Our wait staff (there were 2) were excellent! Very attentive and courteous! Food: just plain okay. Chicken Fajita needed flavor.. cesser salad side was very good! (Should have ordered a chicken cesser salad) Noise level.. because we were seated in the back room, it was nice and quiet.

Too loud to enjoy regular conversation. There to celebrate birthday with six of us. Place wasn’t busy at first and was still loud. I honestly thought noise was being pumped in through the speakers. Server was very friendly though had to ask her to repeat what she said due to noise level. Service was a bit slow and food was okay but not exceptional. Steak was rather dry for a filet though the ribeye was perfect. French onion soup and buratta were excellent. Chicken parm, chicken Marsala and manicotti were average. We had a good time but not sure it was a good value.

We had an excellent waiter serving us. Very pleasant experience and fun atmosphere. Food was great and filling. Fries are killer.

As usual, dining at David Burke’s is always an incredible experience. I had the lobster tail and filet special. It was delicious and cooked to order. My husband had the sea bass, which was a light meal, but excellent as well. We also had a dessert martini flight to finish the night. It was a unique dessert, which was wonderful. I liked that they had a special Christmas Eve/ Christmas menu. Although pricey, I would highly recommend dining at David Burke’s.

We have wanted to try Tin Peddler for a while, and had the perfect opportunity for a family brunch. We had an 11:00 a.m. reservation, and when we arrived the hostess informed us that they were running a little behind, so we had a 10 minute wait to be seated which was no big deal. The brunch menu is lovely. The drink menu offered wonderful brunch cocktail selections (including mocktails), and the food menu had a really nice selection of both breakfast and more savory lunch options. Everyone said their food was exceptional. Our party ordered a variety of items, including traditional breakfasts, butternut bisque, avocado toast and grilled cheese, all delicious. One funny thing that happened was the bus person took our plates before asking if we were finished, and before we realized what was happening, my son was left holding the last bites of his breakfast sandwich while his plate was cleared away. We all laughed, but this is just a little fine tuning that their staff should be trained on. The restaurant decor is really fun and inviting. The noise level did get loud at times but that seems to be common in restaurants these days because of the decor and furnishings they use, and the open concept layout. Definitely not a deal breaker. All in all we had a wonderful experience and look forward to returning to try their dinner menu!