New business located in a great spacious area with outdoor activities and great seating ! Bumped…read moreinto this place while working in south Norwalk , in which I had to support . I had lemon pepper wing and fries all very tasty and delicious ! A must if in the area and you love wings . Posted menu in pictures also its rite in the middle of a beer garden so there you have it , chicken and beer.

The ambiance is very sports bar like, but also very Irish bar inside as well. We specifically went…read morefor the UCONN March Madness sweet sixteen and The Blind Rhino did NOT disappoint. We had to wait 20 minutes for our table, and we expected that due to the basketball game. We were glad it was happening in there and the vibe was set. Our waiter was on point despite the crowd and was very knowledgeable and also patient as we had a hard time deciding because everything looked amazing. We had sweet potatoe bites, cheese steak egg rolls, and for wings we went with togarashi brown sugar, maple chipotle, and lemon pepper ranch. The togarashi brown sugar wing was killer. Their Guinness is the perfect temperature as well !! We highly recommend that you give this Irish sports bar a shot ! You won't be disappointed !! Parking was a challenge. So if youre going to go during a busy time, there is a parking lot down a side street (same side of the street as the restaurant is on). Ya gotta pay for parking. ‍

They have the best wings in Norwalk! I'm always completely satisfied when I order them. Plus,…read morethey're one of the few places around that has good sour beers!! It's always a great vibe there. Never too loud, but full of energy. Food can be a bit slow when they're busy, but it comes out very fresh.

My family and I went to this Riko's together and enjoyed our time there. I greatly enjoyed my salad…read morewith chicken, feta, and tomato though I can't remember what it was called. I got the salad in the small size and still had enough left over to finish it for dinner that night. My end of the table shared a cheese pizza which was tasty. I can't remember our waiter's name, but he was jovial and helpful. It's a casual restaurant and was a little noisy but not too bad. Four stars.

Place is great for kids, lots of screens showing sports for them to be distracted and the pizza…read morecomes out relatively quickly so they do not get bored. Pizza itself was good but not amazing. If you enjoy a thin crust this is the place for you

Our favorite place to eat! The pizza and wings are hands down the best in the tri-state area. We…read moregladly make the drive from New York to Norwalk just to eat at Coals--it's that good! We first discovered Coals when they had locations in New York. After those closed, we happily started making the trip to Connecticut because nothing else compares. We've even celebrated special occasions here because the restaurant is spacious, welcoming, and has such a great atmosphere. The service is second to none. The owners are incredibly kind and welcoming, and the waitstaff is always friendly, attentive, and excellent. Coals is always worth the trip, and we can't recommend it enough!

First and foremost, Coals had several other locations and they shut down, but I'm honestly not sure…read morewhy (could be due to the stove necessary for making this specific type of pizza, just brainstorming here). My mom had insisted on going here on Mother's Day. Fortunately, their Connecticut location was open and we went. Bianca, I believe as a manager and was super accommodating with my mom's 100 questions haha. We started with one of the salads and the brussels sprouts. Both were great, but the brussels sprouts stood out to me. As for the pizza, we got the Margherita, Rustic, & Bayside. All of them were great, but the Bayside had to be my favorite. The pistachio pesto and goat cheese went very well together. The Rustic was a close runner up- mushrooms and truffle oil are always a match made in heaven. The Margherita was a classic but with the style of super thin, almost cracker-thin pizza I preferred the other two more. All in all, my family and I would definitely make it out to Norwalk again just for this place (& we live in Long Island). Thanks Bianca for making my Mom's day!

I got the nachos and marg pitcher for happy hour with a friend. $27.50 for both! It was delicious…read moreand the staff were all wonderful. I definitely will be coming back!

All around it was an okay experience at Dry Dock. My friend had been here before but said that this…read moretime was not as good as previous. The waitstaff was not very attentive or helpful and ended up arguing with another table over the food order. Additionally, the prices were a little too high for mostly basic bar food. I expect high prices in this area but paying $20 for a burger and fries when the bun is thick and dry does not make me want to come back. Overall just nothing special about this place - but they do have tvs with sports on if that's what you're looking for.

Very sweet people that run this small shop. We visited the Maritime aquarium nearby and stopped…read morehere for lunch. The chicken were delicious. Crispy, juicy and full with flavor. We opted for the soy garlic flavor. They also have these Dalgona cookies inspired by the Squid Game that were super cute. I totally would have died if we were playing for real. Haha

As a Korean myself, I was excited to see that there was Korean Fried Chicken near me and decided to…read moreorder and see how it was. Unfortunately, it didn't meet my expectations. I would say its just regular fried chicken with korean inspired sauce options, but not Korean Fried Chicken. I got the boneless chicken set with crispy fries and homestyle and gochujang sauce. Was hoping that the gochujang was similar to yangyeom (typical korean fried chicken sauce) but it wasn't quite the same. The chicken was meaty but not as juicy as I had anticipated and the sauce portion is small. The price for the portion was goo overall if you get the one sauce special.

The original of a good restaurant idea. I recently moved to Norwalk in Feb but I have know about…read moreBJ Ryan's, when as a minister next door to Unity of Norwalk, I would be taken there for Brunch. Always an enjoyable time. When I moved in the area I knew that i would have a staple food place. I was mailed coupons after I became a resident allowing me to dine at the 3 places with very decant discounts to other other locations that I was unaware of. What a blessing and treat! To make a long story short, I never used the discounts until I tried each place, GLADLY going back to East Norwalk and BJ Banc. I have been back a lot, Now to Main street. Yes, a Monday with a Skelton staff tonight on July 27.. meaning they were DEAD on arrival. They was one man at the bar at 6:45 dining when I came in... I was not greeted for a bit and the barkeep, Heather I think, was very less than enthusiastic. I ordered a Pub Burger, always a good start with Onion ring side. The sides are relatively expensive to the entree, this being a burger. $6.00 for Onion Rings? Having lived in Manhattan for my 69 years I said well go for it. 6 quarter size burnt onion left overs from another order were placed in front of me. I said to her, this is $6 Onion Rings? Without a word spoken she was in the kitchen and in NO tome... 6 Onion Sized Rings were produced under cooked. The Burger. I aske for RARE to Medium being pink.... it came out DEAD! No customers, no dialogue as she was on her cell, I spent over $40 including 2 beers . I am saddened as I like this place. Why be open every day of the week, with bad staff, not being engaging and poorly served food. Open 365 may be for those that are desperate.. I am not. But I want the Main St BJ to be what I remembered and the standard of East Norwalk and Banc. I would gladly post my name here because this review is meant to be a retrospect of something that I feel is the poor sister. I wish someone would be in touch with me... you are losing steam on this one.

We had a lovely waitress who was very efficient but the food did not come through. It's restaurant…read moreweek and you got a couple of choices - I figured simpler is better at pubs so I ordered the flank steak with mashed potatoes and vegetables. The chimichurri sauce was terrible- so much acidity to it. Mashed potatoes seemed to be from a package too. Not my thing.

Had a meetup with a group of friends here on a Saturday and we all had a great time. The pizza is…read moregreat and the staff are super nice and welcoming. Will be back again!

Waited close to 2 hours only to receive a partial order. When we contacted Rico's, they could not…read moreassist. The pizza we did get is burnt.

What a great space. There is lots of outdoor seating, a fire pit to keep the area warm, the music…read morewas bumping. A couple of bars in the area so if one of them is packed, you can go to a different one across the space. The food was very good- got the marg pizza and jalepeño poppers and a couple of beers. Definitely on the pricier side for food, the personal pizza was $17 and poppers $12, but they were tasty and I would come again. A nice spot to meet up with friends after work, and I believe they do weekend and/or Sunday brunch. Ample parking. Hidden gem!

Love can be a funny thing…read more Before recently, I had never even heard of this place. However, what brought me here comes from a name I do recognize: Jillin It. These are matchmaker events hosted by Jill, and I know of some neat love stories that came from her events. I had actually been meaning to go to another Jillin It Event for some time, but for various it just never quite aligned. Example, I might have gone to Elicit Brewery over in Black Rock for the Valentine's Day event less than three months back, but I was in the height of recovering from H Pylori. Tonight though, I was feeling much better and I've trusted Jill's services enough for a while that I decided to go to this one. Yes, I am a hopeless single, but I'm a hopeless single that enjoys going to meet new people every now and then! We were given a ticket voucher for a drink at the bar as a part of our ticket prices. There were plenty of options that sounded good, but in the end I went with the Evil Genius Trick or Treat Chocolate Pumpkin Porter. It's a very IPA kind of drink, but the notes of chocolate were subtle yet easily identifiable. I do appreciate the bartenders here for being patient with me while I took my sweet time being the world's worst drink decider. I also grabbed up a Build A Pie as I needed food to eat right this very second when I got in. It's the first time in a while that I had tomato sauce in my pizza, but everything else I got as a topping are quite a bit like what I would choose for pizza toppings. In order as it appeared on my receipt, I had fresh mozzarella, shredded mozzarella, ricotta, bacon, basil, garlic, and hot honey. Honestly, for those toppings, the price was actually pretty good! After a $6.33 tip, I paid $28.34 for the pizza. It was a thin crust, wood-fired, and definitely a crispy lil boo thang! It's not the best pizza I've ever had, but that's because compared to other pizzas I've had this has very stiff competition. This was a W pizza right here! It hit the spot when I needed it and it's something I would order again. The ambiance however is really where one should put the most weight in when having anything from a place like this. It's a primarily outdoor place, so it was a good thing I came here on a nice evening in May! I can't imagine this being popular in the winter months or when it's raining. But it's perfect for large groups, and certainly an event like tonight's! It's great for social outings. I'm gonna go ahead and give this a 4 based on my first impressions of the place. It's definitely a good spot with good service. Long as you don't mind the kids running around and come on a good weather day, you're in for a treat! Before I go, let's bring the subject back to love for a bit. It's not easy. In fact, love can be a very hard game to play. But it works in mysterious ways. If your door is open, then let your heart be your guide.

Greer Southern Table is a must visit whenever possible!!! Great food, super clean and the World's…read moreBest Service!! We were greeted immediately by Antonetta with a big smile and hello. Once seated the Manager Alex greeted us, shared the amazing history of the restuarant, recommended some house specials that were excellent and he made us feel like we were at our family's home for a Sunday dinner. Juan our server continue to exceed my expectations and turned a quick bite to eat into a great life time memory!! Can't wait to go back!! Thank you all, Pat & Tishe

I tried Greer's Famous Buttermilk Fried Chicken 4 pieces, 1 each of breast, thigh, wing, and…read moredrumstick, cornbread and sorghum honey butter, cole slaw, and I chose mac & cheese as my side. The chicken was the highlight, crispy on the outside, juicy inside, and really well seasoned. You can tell it was freshly made. The cornbread was also really good, soft, warm, slightly sweet, and even better with the sorghum honey butter. The mac & cheese was great. it was rich, creamy, and felt homemade in the best way. I'm not usually a fan of cole slaw, and this one was a bit watery, I should have asked if I could swap it out. The desserts were a highlight too, the peach empanada was nice and warm, buttery, paired perfectly with the ice cream and icing, and the banana pudding was smooth, classic, and comforting with the nilla wafer crumble and fresh banana. Even my starter arugula lemon vinaigrette salad was delicious. Service was excellent and attentive, and the ambiance is definitely upscale and stylish. Overall, it's on the pricier side, but that feels expected for the quality and setting.