Sink your teeth into something delicious when you visit Huxley's Bookmark for breakfast or lunch. We've got menu options for the calorie-conscious, the vegetarian, the meat lover, and every eater in between. Call us for take-out too. For over 30 years, we have been family owned and operated business. Catering services, in your home or on our premises.

Family-owned and operated pizza restaurant in Meriden.

Diner serving breakfast and lunch.

Come join us for lunch or dinner. As you can see, our facilities provide a friendly comfortable (and affordable) dining experience for family and friends. We feature specialty sandwiches, specialty salads, a wide selection of burgers (including "create your own burger", as well as a large selection of dinner entrees (steaks, ribs, chicken, fish, Mexican). We also have a children's menu and, of course, drinks and desserts. After dinner, stick around for live entertainment.

Enjoy figure skating, hockey and open skating in season at Yale’s well-known ice rink. Affectionately called “the whale”, the David S. Ingalls Rink was named after former Yale men's ice hockey captains David S. Ingalls '20 and David S. Ingalls Jr. '56. Today, the rink hosts not only the Yale men’s and women’s varsity hockey teams, but also Yale Club Hockey, Yale College Intramural Hockey, the Yale Figure Skating Club, Yale Youth Hockey, university skating, and many other recreational skating groups. A busy staff oversees an ice surface and other amenities in the arena that are in almost

Working to preserve and share the history of East Hartford. Founded in 1964 to "instill into the townspeople of East Hartford a sense of the history of the town and to preserve for them this history, including physical properties remaining and the records of the past in the memories of the older citizens,” the Historical Society of East Hartford works to promote an understanding by the public of life in early East Hartford by sponsoring programs and events of historical interest, by guiding visitors through its museums, and by preserving its collections of local antiques. The Society maintains

Enjoy the view from the top at Castle Craig Tower, a stone observation tower overlooking Hubbard Park’s 1,800 acres filled with hiking trails and picnic areas.