Oak and almond woods fuel the wood burning oven and stove. Imparting an earthy quality to many of the menu items, these hardwoods are at the heart of the restaurant's philosophy. With cuisine inspired by the traditions and techniques of yesteryear, the philosophy is simple: provide delicious handcrafted food, created with well sourced seasonal ingredients with a focus on hearth and flame. We source the best artisan ingredients and prepare them simply with respect. The wine program highlights biodynamic and organic selections, which complement the simple integrity of the menu. Hand-rubbed

Offering a bold and flavorful menu featuring modern American cuisine with northeastern regional flair, Parallel Post will bring an unseen level of quality and creativity to the culinary landscape of Trumbull, Connecticut. The intimate, yet casual eatery uses seasonal, local ingredients prepared with contemporary, healthy techniques.

This antique shop offers primitive and country furniture and accessories that will both function and also make a statement in your home. In order to accomplish this we make every effort to make sure that the customer's needs are understood and respected. We have the ability to adapt, re-finish, re-purpose and restore our pieces to make sure each piece is as close as it can be to our customer's needs and this sets us apart from the "take-it-or-leave-it" attitude one often experiences in retail.

Roadside seafood shack with picnic tables outside offers clams and other seafood. A shoreline landmark for 60 years.

Milkcraft, a small batch creamery began with an inspiration from a stroll down a via in Capri, Italy. The goal has been to create ice cream from scratch and express a passion for artisanal flavors. It is very important to develop relationships with local farmers in pursuit of the purest all natural ingredients. We freeze every scoop to order with food grade Liquid Nitrogen, which creates smaller ice crystals when freezing, and results in the smoothest possible ice cream. The caramelized Hong Kong style waffles are made from scratch to order, and the hot Creamee buns are made fresh daily, along

Milkcraft, a small batch creamery began with an inspiration from a stroll down a via in Capri, Italy. The goal has been to create ice cream from scratch and express a passion for artisanal flavors. It is very important to develop relationships with local farmers in pursuit of the purest all natural ingredients. We freeze every scoop to order with food grade Liquid Nitrogen, which creates smaller ice crystals when freezing, and results in the smoothest possible ice cream. The caramelized Hong Kong style waffles are made from scratch to order, and the hot Creamee buns are made fresh daily, along

We are a small sailing school and guide service, dedicated to the adventurous art of small boat coastal cruising, motor-free. We offer two to eight day expeditions for experienced and aspiring sailors. Dinghy cruising, along with being perhaps the best way to learn how to sail, is an affordable, ecological, and transcendent way to experience the sea and the coast with the ethic of the bicyclist or the hiker: simple camping equipment, old-fashioned human and sail power, navigation by chart and eye, and respecting the tides out of necessity.

The quaint New England town of Putnam, Connecticut is nestled on the banks of the Quinebaug River. Prior to its incorporation in 1855, Putnam was a portion of Killingly known as Aspinock; the town itself eventually forming from parts of Killingly, Thompson, and Pomfret, and named in honor of local Revolutionary War Hero General Israel Putnam. Due to its proximity to the Quinebaug River, Putnam was on the forefront of industry; with one of the first cotton mills being built in 1806. With the advent of the railroad in 1840, textiles flourished and Putnam became a major industrial force

Situated on the Connecticut River, the boathouse is a premier location for weddings, corporate gatherings, and private parties. The stunning riverfront views, bright banquet hall, and exceptional cuisine create an atmosphere that fosters successful, memorable events enjoyed by guests and hosts alike. As a not-for-profit facility, you will enjoy competitive rental rates to help achieve your event vision while staying within your budget. Enjoy the stunning park grounds for outdoor wedding ceremonies, recreational activities, or private events. The covered Observation Deck, with its panoramic

The store was established in 1991 in a grist mill that had stood on the Farmington River since the 1800s. Choose from an eclectic mix of antiques and vintage furniture from more than 50 vendors.