Inspired by the heart, history and culture that has made Black Rock such a unique community, the Tautog Tavern created a pub for friends and neighbors to gather and share fine food, tasty spirits and lively conversation. The atmosphere surround you with the history of Connecticut and serve as reminder of why we love this state. The menue is small but hearty and only the freshest ingredients are used with a focus on local purveyors, sustainable practices and made-from-scratch recipes.

The Salad Palace offer a healthy alternative to eating on the go. Providing vegan and vegetarian salads, fruit and vegetalbe smoothies and juice.

Poquonnock Plains Park is a 15.87 acre piece of land located just east of Groton's commercial district on US Route 1. The park contains three full size sports fields surrounded by a half-mile long stone dust walking path. The Town of Groton acquired the property in 1991 and construction of athletic fields began in 1995. In 2008 the new handicapped accessible Tercentennial Legacy Playground was added.

A premier art and wine experience. Muse combines painting instruction with a restaurant and bar, hosting painting sessions seven days a week. All ages are welcome and no prior experience is required. A variety of tasty bites and over 20 beers and wines available for your enjoyment.

Built in 1896, this historic library provides the community with essential access to information, resources and unique shared experiences. James Blackstone (1793-1886) was a farmer, Branford selectman, state senator, and captain of the militia. His son, Timothy, donated $300,000 to the town of Branford to build the library in his honor. The medallion portraits in the dome are Harriet Beecher Stowe, James Russell Lowell, Oliver Wendell Holmes, John Greenleaf Whittier, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Ralph Waldo Emerson, and William Cullen Bryant. When opened, the library housed

Small batch beer made by authentic swamp Yankees.

The story of Thompson Chocolate is in many ways the story of the American Dream. The founder, William H. Thompson, was one of America's first chocolatiers. In 1879, he established the company determined to produce only quality chocolate items with "no artificial ingredients." With hard work and attention to detail, he succeeded. Now, over 140 years later, Thompson Chocolate continues his tradition of making delicious foil wrapped chocolate specialties. Thompson offers a range of services and products to customers looking for delicious fine, foiled chocolate novelties. From the beautiful foil

Our passion for wine making blends respect for tradition with boundless curiosity for what is possible. We believe knowing your roots can uncork the potential to think outside the bottle. Making us uniquely situated to create one of a kind small batch wines which will invoke both familiar comfort and striking intrigue. Come visit us in our state of the art facility, where industrial meets medieval romance.

Joey's Pizza Pie is a new restaurant from the owners of Joey Garlic's located on Park Road in West Hartford. We offer some of the featured items from Joey Garlic's as well as some new creative sandwiches,starters and pastas.

The Palace Danbury... your downtown destination for music, theatre, comedy, film, and so much more!