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    Atlantic Beach Park

    3.0 (1 review)
    Closed 1:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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    Alley Katz

    Alley Katz

    4.2(17 reviews)
    3.5 mi
    $$

    Came here last night with another family. Got a bowling package for the 6 of us - 2 hours of…read morebowling, shoe rentals, cheese pizza and pitcher of soda for $69. We are a very inexperienced group of bowlers and they kindly put us on the farthest lane. The food server promptly took our food order and checked up on us a few times. The other family (from out of town) really liked the food and especially the pricing (considering we were thinking about Foxwoods's High Roller bowling lounge. A similar package was $300) We ordered (3 at $4 each) hot Suppi stuffies, and order of (4) breadsticks with beer cheese (amazing), a Mac and cheese (topped with crispy bacon and toasted breadcrumbs) with (4) wings combo, and a pepperoni pizza (in addition to the cheese pizza in our package). For the 6 of us (2 of them being children) we still took home some left overs. Like I said - we're inexperienced bowlers and it took us 2 hours to play 2 games of bowling on 1 lane for the 6 of us. Our 2 hours fell right on our 10th frame of the second game and they were nice enough to add 10 minutes to our game. Make sure to tip the staff and servers. They were super helpful and friendly. We will be back soon!

    This place is really cool. It was one of the best bowling alleys I've ever been to the staff was…read morereally nice and really the food was really good too. The vibe was very nice. I will come to this place again and again to go bowling.

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    Alley Katz - Queso app is misleading. not chips w/ queso but a quesadilla. So my x3 play app was curly fries, a quesadilla and tortilla chips (fries)

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    High Rollers Luxury Lanes & Sports Lounge - I just dug in but this is a burger on a gluten free bun with a side of chips..

    High Rollers Luxury Lanes & Sports Lounge

    3.7(152 reviews)
    13.5 mi
    $$

    Very fun place to relax, bowl, and hang out--especially if you want a break from the casino…read moretraffic. They truly have a little something for everyone, from a full bar with TVs to an arcade for extra entertainment. The bowling experience was great, with spacious lanes and a surprisingly luxurious ambiance that elevated the whole vibe. The drinks were perfectly curated, and our server was friendly and attentive. They were kind enough to let us know about the Sunday Funday special, which is an excellent deal--especially for families. It's perfect for a family of four and includes bowling, shoe rental, and pizzas, making it both fun and budget-friendly. Overall, a great spot for families, groups, or anyone looking to unwind and have a good time off the casino floor.

    While looking for a place to get dinner at Foxwoods, we came across High Rollers. I honestly didn't…read morethink this was a restaurant, based on the name and the look. This is a sports bar, with some very large screens, they also offer bowling, it's very fancy. The hallway looks like a hallway of a very upscale hotel. I suppose if you've perfected your bowling skills, you could come here and hang out with the High Rollers. They have some very comfy seats here. To start off we got the Yukon Gold Chips, and the Truffle Fries. The Yukon Chips were just ordinary thin potato chips, they also came with onion rings. The truffle fries were very nicely seasoned, and they were pretty tasty. We also got their Un-Wedged Salad. This was very fresh with lettuce, blue cheese, tomatoes, bacon and pecans. Additionally we got the pepperoni pizza and the roasted vegetable pizza. These pizzas are very thin, but something was a bit off. Particularly, the pepperoni gave box pizza vibes. Something about the crust was very "cardboardy". The veggie was better. Maybe the vegetables helped disguise the very poor crust. They offer free refills on Coke. The pizzas were a very generous size. Despite this place being called High Rollers, the menu and the food were average at best.

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    MONZA World Class Go-Karting bro this place was so cool with smile staff Jay sweet lady help on…read moreinformation on races. Crew guy orange shirt José was on top of everything and was very helpful with his amazing sidekick William make sure my strap to my seatbelt was right and feet hit the pedals right where it's not too close and not too far and had his minions of Alex helping with my helmet putting my neck brace over all great time night out. After the race, we decided to order food, greeted by Laura at the bar telling us about the menu, making sure we're hydrated soon enough to get food from Melvin. He looks like a cool uncle when you know the food's gonna be good, like he would love, and it was. The mozzarella pole on that cheese was wonderful.

    OUT OF TOWN GUEST BEWARE**** Based off the YouYube influence 'Mr HandPay" we planned a stay 5 days…read morelong trip over Christmas 2025. While in the high limit area we were told unless we carried a 'Gold or Platinum Players card' they could not serve us Michelob. The shower double head flew off when turning the shower on. Although service came fixed and advise they switched to the cheap plastic double heads in the showers to increase the online rating, but they are use to them breaking and flying off regularly and being told to put them back on. it was rare to find nice inviting employees. WE WILL NOT VISIT AGAIN.

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    Mystic Seaport Museum - 3.22.2025

    Mystic Seaport Museum

    4.3(280 reviews)
    9.2 mi

    Our visit here started out horribly because the parking lot for the museum is across the street, so…read moreafter we parked and walked up to the corner, we pressed the crosswalk button to cross the street. Having just come in from that same direction, I was well aware that the stoplight that we initiated by pressing the crosswalk button is right around a blind curve. I made sure that the first car actually stopped before I started through the crosswalk, but just as we were almost to the other side, I heard a huge crash that shook me to my core. We turned around, still partially in the street to see that a vehicle that had come around the corner was unable to stop in time and smashed into the car that was stopped at the crosswalk. Luckily no one was injured, but the sound and the proximity and the fact that there was some sort of lingering feeling that our crossing the street caused this accident put me in a really bad headspace. We stayed out in front of the museum for a while to make sure everyone was okay and the cars were moved out of the street but there was debris everywhere and I did have to sit down at a picnic table for about 5 minutes to calm down. All that being said, we actually enjoyed this Museum quite a bit once we got past what had happened. We have visited multiple Maritime museums in the last month and I can honestly say this was probably the best one. If you're at all interested in Maritime history, or just history even, sailing or boat craftsmanship, anything like that really, you will enjoy your visit here. This is not really a museum in the traditional sense. It's kind of like walking through a village in time. You can wander through historic buildings and watch live demonstrations of traditional skills like blacksmithing or rope making or sail stitching. Don't be afraid to go inside the buildings and interact with the employees. The immersive parts of this Museum are the best because they help you to feel like you're really experiencing what it was like instead of just reading about it. I think my favorite part was getting too board and tour a historical boat that was moored in the river. I don't recall what it is named, but you can board and walk around and even go down below deck. You can really get a feel for what life was like on one of these boats. I'm 5'7 and I had to duck the entire time. The beds were so tiny it was as if they were for children. It's crazy to think of grown men being packed down there like sardines. We also enjoyed checking out the lighthouse. They show a little movie inside but you can't actually go up. That was a quick stop and a little photo op but fun nevertheless. We ended up spending a lot longer here than we had anticipated because we really enjoyed the demonstrations and the historical feel of it all. It was dog friendly which is important to us but we also found a little reading room and a nice playground area so I know it would be great for children as well. Even after such a rocky start, I was really glad that we visited here and I highly recommend a stop if you can. Plan to spend at least a couple of hours here and wear comfortable shoes because the ground is gravelly and you will cover more of it than you think.

    Mystic Seaport continues to be one of the most thoughtfully run and genuinely enjoyable attractions…read morein New England. Every visit feels like stepping into a living, breathing piece of history, and the amount of effort that goes into maintaining that experience is impossible to miss. The staffing is exceptional. Everyone--from the interpreters in period dress to the shipyard craftsmen to the folks running the exhibits--brings an energy that makes the place feel alive. They're knowledgeable without being overwhelming, friendly without being scripted, and clearly passionate about what they do. It's rare to find a team that consistently elevates an entire visit, but Mystic Seaport pulls it off. The shops are charming and well-curated, offering everything from nautical gifts to handcrafted items to books you won't find anywhere else. They strike a great balance between being tourist-friendly and genuinely interesting, and it's easy to lose track of time browsing. As for the overall experience, it's simply entertaining from start to finish. Whether you're wandering through the recreated 19th‑century village, stepping aboard historic vessels, watching demonstrations, or exploring the rotating exhibits, there's always something engaging to see or do. It's the kind of place where you can spend hours without realizing it, and every corner feels like it has a story waiting to be discovered. Mystic Seaport remains a standout destination--beautifully maintained, thoughtfully staffed, and endlessly enjoyable. A true 5‑star experience. Enjoy

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