The pasta tasted like it was made in-house, fresh and simple. Desserts had that same careful touch. Good spot for a straightforward meal.

We had a private event for 30, and the staff handled it well. The prepaid four-course meal was solid, and the open bar was a nice touch. The space itself was surprisingly comfortable for a group that size&mdash;didn&#39;t feel cramped at all.

Nice little place on Main Street. Staff was friendly. The Thai food is pretty good, home-style cooking. I like that it&#39;s BYOB, saved us a ton on drinks. They had glasses ready for us, no corkage fee. Portions are decent for the price, felt like a good deal.

The ambience of the restaurant is truly enchanting, especially with the live piano music enhancing the dining experience. The view is spectacular, making it a perfect spot for a romantic dinner.

The breakfast sandwich menu is huge. I went with the Farmer&#39;s BLT, and honestly, the portion was huge for the price. It was a proper meal, not a snack. Felt like I got my money&#39;s worth.

The rustic vibe is nice, but honestly I&#39;m here for the food. The lamb shank was fall-off-the-bone tender, braised in a rich red wine sauce. Mashed potatoes were creamy and soaked it all up perfectly. That&#39;s what I&#39;ll remember.

Perfect spot to refuel after a beach day. The fried seafood platter is huge! Really liked the crispy shrimp and flaky fish. Service was nice and quick.

The vegan options here are a real find. Tried the jackfruit tacos - the texture was spot on, and the sauce had a nice kick. Not a huge menu, but what they do, they do well.

Fried shrimp and onion rings are my go-to quick lunch. Fish tacos are solid too. Everything comes out fast, perfect for a 30-minute break. Only thing is the onion rings could be a bit crispier.

Typical diner, classic vibe. I was pleasantly surprised by the gluten-free bread. For the portion size, the prices are actually pretty decent. I got a full sandwich and a side for under $15.

Been grabbing their turkey asiago sandwich since high school. Still hits the spot for lunch. The molasses cookie is a must. Some things just don&#39;t need to change.

Ordering ahead on the app is a lifesaver. My drink was already waiting at the bar when I got there.

The wait for a table was a bit long, but the food is clearly made to order. Had a simple lunch and a glass of their house white. The wine was surprisingly crisp and paired nicely with the fresh flavors. Just a good, slow-paced spot.

Vegan Thai is a solid choice for lunch meetings. The drunken noodles were flavorful, and the curry puffs are a good starter. Portions are large, so it&#39;s decent value. Service was efficient, got me in and out in under an hour.

Solid spot for takeout. The menu has good variety - tried the pasta and a calzone. Both tasted fresh, like they were made in-house. Quick and convenient for a weeknight meal.

Got the spicy pork bowl for takeout. The portion was huge, definitely enough for two meals. Price felt fair for the amount you get.

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The best restaurants in Middlesex County

Saybrook Pizza & Restaurant

Amici Italian Grill

Typhoon Restaurant

Dattilo Fine Italian at Water’s Edge

Two Wrasslin' Cats Coffee House & Cafe

Nardelli's Grinder Shoppe

Pizza Works

Taino Smokehouse

Mitchell's On Main

Chili's Grill & Bar

The Villager

The Log Cabin Restaurant

Chips' Pub III

NoRA Cupcake Company

The Brushmill by the Waterfall

ABC Trattoria Pizza

Johnny Ads

Parthenon Diner-Old Saybrook

Puerto Vallarta

The Cooking Company

Ashlawn Farm Coffee (the cafe)

Zhang's Restaurant

Dunkin'

Higher Grounds at 32 Main

Jerry's Pizza

Aroy Thai Garden

Centerbrook Pizza

M TOWN WING

Olive Oyl's Carry Out Cuisine

32 Main Coffee