Located in the heart of downtown Mystic, on the Groton side of the historical drawbridge. Chapter One is the ideal place for any time of the day. Open seven days a week and serving brunch (Sunday's), lunch, happy hour, dinner, and exciting night life. We have created a menu filled with fresh seafood, dry aged steaks and mouthwatering flavor, designed to suit everyone’s desires in some way.

Located along the historic Litchfield Green offering American cuisine.

We share your craving for all things authentic. We've been making the original Sailor Knot Bracelet for years. Mystic Knotwork is much more. The knots we make for weddings and home decorating have grown to be as iconic in the nautical communities as our bracelets and other wearable knots. Every knot we sell is made by us, here in Mystic, Connecticut. The rope and cord is custom made for us to keep the authentic look. Browse and enjoy the American made nautical knot decorations, our wedding knot and reception gifts, and especially our famous sailor bracelets. Thank you for helping us share our

We roast our own organic, fairly traded coffee and offer food and baked goods (some vegetarian/vegan/gluten free) prepared in our kitchen with all natural, seasonal ingredients. We give 2% of sales to local non-profits. Our customers nominate the causes and vote on how the donations are allocated. We strive to be a zero-waste business.

Metro Bis is located within the historic Joseph Ensign House. The main dining room and event space occupy the annex added by the Congregational Church in the 1960s, and the rest of this historic home is available for private events. The restaurant also includes a porch overlooking the sweeping front lawn and a single hotel room.

Love the outdoors? Portland is the perfect place for you! Known for the Brownstone Adventure Sports Park, the town offers much more to explore. Play a round of golf at one of our three courses, visit a winery and stroll through the vineyard, kayak on a lake with a stunning mountain view, zip line into a historic quarry, attend a riverfront concert, hike through a state forest, bike the historic Air Line Trail, or take a boat ride from one of our many marinas along the scenic Connecticut River. Portland also offers year-round community activities. In spring, you might find a bargain at our town

The restaurant is combined with the essence of historic downtown Wallingford with the old-world traditions of Portuguese and Mediterranean cuisine, along with a worldwide wine selection, to bring you Wallingford's newest and most unique dining experience. The Library Wine Bar and Bistro is literally Wallingford's old town library. Built in 1899, it was passionately and lovingly restored back to its classic, architectural beauty by the Gouveia family of Gouveia Vineyards, Wallingford, CT. Come and dive into a new chapter of an old Wallingford landmark. Savour the comforts of traditional cuisine

Great Food, Great Service, Great View! M&J Beach Grille and Seafood has been serving up fresh summertime favorites like wraps, burgers, salads and always the freshest seafood. M&J's is locally owner and operated by John Ceneri, a retired school teacher. John and his staff have dedicated their summers to providing hot, fresh and delicious food while enjoying a gorgeous view. M&J's is a counter service outside restaurant providing picnic tables and umbrellas to customers. Daily lunch and dinner specials are also available. BYOB is also welcomed at M&J's! The surf club is open to Madison

Alice in the Village is a unique store, tea room and event space located in the beautiful Olde Mistick Village. Alice in the Village is dedicated to the fictional character of Lewis Carroll’s children’s novel Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (1865) and its sequel, Through the Looking-Glass (1871). At the shop you can find a verity of wonderland items, from the original Lewis Carroll book charterers to Disney 1951 animated movie and the latest Alice in Wonderland and through the looking glass movies. You can find books, clocks, stationary, china, toys and more as well as a large verity of fine

Nestled in the foothills of the Berkshires, this picturesque rural town, established in 1758, boasts its own monthly newspaper, an excellent school, an acclaimed library, and a historical museum. Residents and visitors alike enjoy the town’s curling club, country club, thriving farmers market, and a selection of fine inns and restaurants.