This neighborhood eatery is perfectly located at the mouth of the Norwalk River of the Long Island Sound. The menu consists of staples served up on a warm toasted New England hot dog bun and always fresh. With dishes full of locally sourced seafood, a fine assortment of craft beers, and wines, you will be hard-pressed to find a similarly authentic New England experience.

Providing a luxurious farmstead experience on 18 acres, and offer a place to reconnect with nature. This listing is a magical temple-shaped bell tent furnished with a queen-size bed and warm decor. Pets are welcome. This yurt-style tent is a minimal and luxurious way to enjoy nature. It features a queen-size bed, and has a private deck and stoop for lounging, as well as a private fire-pit. It includes a washing basin inside and books. Solar lights and candles glow inside in the evening, and the stargazing here is spectacular! Please note that there is no electricity inside the accommodations

Woolly Acres Farm is a small organic farm and raises a small flock of Navajo Churro sheep. Guests of the farm will stay in a completely private guest wing with an open living and dining room, kitchen, and a large master bedroom with an en suite bathroom. The bedroom comfortably sleeps two and a full-sized pull-out couch in the living room can sleep up to two more. This apartment is all yours, it is not a shared space. The guest wing has its own private entrance, but can also be accessed through a shared, enclosed porch, which separates the guest wing from the main farmhouse. The porch is where

The Trust owns two historically significant structures that have been restored to bring the history of Wallingford to life. The Royce House at 538 North Main Street and the American Silver Museum/Johnson Mansion at 153 South Main Street. The Nehemiah Royce House : The Nehemiah Royce House is the oldest house in the Town of Wallingford. Construction for this New England saltbox was begun in 1672, just two years after our town was founded. In 1995, the house was gifted from Choate Rosemary Hall to the Trust. An extensive restoration of the outside of the house has been completed. The restoration

Seafood restaurant offers authentic Cajun-style seafood recipes, including our famous seafood boil bag tossed in our fan-favorite original sauce. We’re cookin' up shrimp, crab, crawfish, lobster, oysters, mussels, scallops, clams, calamari, and more.

The Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater located on the bank of the Long Island Sound in Bridgeport, CT promises to be the live music entertainment destination for Southwest CT and the entire region. The venue is accessible from I-95, the Merritt Parkway, MetroNorth, Amtrak, and dedicated Port Jefferson Ferry. Attention to detail is the hallmark of the 5,700+ seat boutique amphitheater. It is designed to wow. Luxurious details greet you as you enter the building, from custom steel gates and stone walls, the iconic tensile roof, marble bathrooms, food stands in stone, granite countertops, twinkle

Serving traditional Vanilla, Chocolate, and Twist Soft Serve Ice Cream available in more than 50 hand blended fabulous flavors, slushies, soda floats, sundaes, homemade waffle cones, and the famous custom Nor'Easters.

A great place to see a movie, have a delicious meal and sip on a refreshing cocktail. Only $8.50 for admission.

From the front entranceway, turn left into the Parlor. The mantel portrait in the oval frame on the wall to your right is of Commodore Robert Hitchcock, a Civil War hero from Cheshire. The Aaron Willard banjo clock on the same wall is from the early 19th century. The “corner chair” by the rear door was designed for the comfort of men wearing swords. Leave the Parlor the way you came in, pausing to admire the handsome original bulls-eye windows in the front door. Enter the Dining Room to the right of the entrance hall and look to your left. The overmantel painting of the center of Cheshire, the