Flanders Fish Market & Restaurant is a family story beginning in 1983. Paul Formica and his wife, Donna, drove past a little house on Chesterfield Road in what was then called Flanders, CT, and thought, “That could be a fresh fish market.” That December, with Donna & Paul expecting their first child, they opened the Fish Market with only $41 to their name, and they had to put it in the register to make change. Since that December of 1983, Paul and his late wife Donna now have four children, and Flanders Fish has gone from simply a Fresh Fish Market to a Full-Service and Award-Winning

Get the salsa and southern flair you've been looking for with a Mexican meal from Fiesta Cinco De Mayo Restaurant! From tacos to enchilladas cooked with the freshest ingredients, you'll always get a delicious bit of Latin flavor.

Downtown Mystic's award-winning, farm-to-table favorite, featuring the area's largest bourbon selection and creative spins on American comfort food.

Fresh Tex-Mex with an East Coast touch. Located in Niantic, one of Connecticut's Fan-Favorite Towns! BYOB.

This venue is for the Noank Historical Society's various social programs, meetings, lectures, and member art exhibitions.

Lapsley Orchard begins their harvest season with peaches, pick-your-own blueberries and a wide variety of vegetables. In the fall the farm has pick-your-own apples and pumpkins and all your fall decorating needs. The orchard has free wagon rides every Sunday in September and October from 12-4pm. The orchard is proud to provide you with produce of superior quality sold at its retail stand. All of the produce is grown by the Wolchesky family on the 200-acre farm.