Your standard dive bar, including loud retro rock music and a strong smell of urine in the corner…read more Sat at a high top in front of the window; the chairs were a mismatched height (too tall). Friendly female bartender, decent drinks, and a very sticky bar. Whaddya expect in Willimantic.

Got to stop in to my old stomping grounds, haven't been back to ECSU since 2002…read more Place was great (just how I remembered it), but the food has changed dramatically....so good! Wing Wednesday $.75 per wing was a steal. The bartender Connor was a great dude, great conversation! Looking forward to going back!

Awesome dive bar been in there a few times. Not somewhere you want to take your family, but…read moredefinitely a spot you want to hit with your friends if you're doing a bar crawl in the area.

There is free pool. Affordable. Pretty sure I saw a guy with a lit cigarette at the bar sitting…read moredown. Watch out for the booths, they have a nasty bar that I keep hitting my shin on when I try to slide over. Loud music on the juke box. Drop ceilings with red carpet.

Great Bartenders! Amazing college and local crowd. Pool tables, karaoke, beer pong and more..read more

Huge portions and fast service. The beer selection is extensive and there's always something new…read morerotating on tap. Nice the restaurant and bar kept the same vibe of the old post office.

Willibrew has been a staple for more than 25 years, and that history is honestly the only thing…read morekeeping this from being a much lower rating. There's a lot of nostalgia tied to this place, but the experience today feels like a shadow of what it used to be. The quality has dropped drastically. Service was, frankly, atrocious--slow, disengaged, and bordering on indifferent. The beer selection is still decent, but it doesn't matter much when every pour arrives tasting off. Whether it's bad kegs or hot glasses, the result is the same: lukewarm, skunky beer that's hard to enjoy. Food was another disappointment. Every item came out cold, and the flavors were on par with grade‑D fast food--bland, lifeless, and nowhere near the standard this place once had. Giving three stars feels generous, but it's a nod to the legacy Willibrew built over the decades. I truly hope they find their footing again, because right now, the nostalgia is doing all the heavy lifting. Ummmmm cheers I guess

An intimate venue, with a good beer selection and tasty food choices. The Thursday Night Irish Band…read moreis a treat! Friendly locals as it is that kind of bar. Tasty burgers and I enjoy the Haddock Sandwich, messily magnificent. The Reuben is also very good, as is the Shepherd's Pie. Nice patio in the summer. Massive memorabilia assortment. A wee bit of the old country...

We enjoy the fish tacos; Irish stew; Reuben sandwiches…read more Their beer selection service is cordial and consistent. The ambience is authentic pub style; cozy and friendly.

Really great wings, service, and atmosphere to watch any sporting events. Looking forward to…read morecatching some World Cup games here this summer.

Varied Wings and generous beverage sizes Service was crisp…read moreand friendly Ambiance was comfortable just before the crowds

Food was excellent. No complaints. Staff was attentive and friendly. A little dark. Perhaps…read morethey could open the blinds when the sun is not shining on the sunny side of the building. Overall experience the many times we were there was very satisfying!

Went there last year. Nice clean place. Locals friendly. Nice place to shoot a game of pool…read more Foods decent for pub food. For a local establishment I give it Five stars. I believe in taking care of the local businesses. I'm sure covid put a dent in all businesses in and around but this place I'm sure will snap back quickly unless it already has !

The experience that we had was wonderful service was good food was tasty. The atmosphere was…read morewonderful. I would definitely go back and try it again to make sure before I give it all five stars, but I will give it four stars for the experience that I did have.

I wanted to get a quiet drink by myself this afternoon. My drink did not disappoint. I got a…read moreseasonal special- espresso pumpkin martini. It was pretty and delicious! Service was a little slow but was very friendly I was disappointed in my order of fries I got to snack on. They were over cooked

Parking: street spots and also spots behind building as well…read more Decor: was suspect from the outside with a dark older brick facade but inside was done up right with a great paint color combo and open pizza area. Maybe some better lighting but a very nice interior with vintage grade school chairs!! Food: presented well and very tasty, pizza was good but had to ask for some crushed red pepper and seasonings. The beet gnocchi was excellent and the hummus was great too. The meatballs were in a skillet and were great but possibly needs more sauce Overall: 100% if in the area it's a revisit for me!!!

We have to talk about Trigo. This place is worth a detour, a road trip, or heck--even a walk if…read moreyou're close enough. If you're on a pizza tour or just have a hankering for great pizza and good beer, Trigo needs to be your destination. This was my second visit in the last 12 months, and both times they delivered consistently delicious food and excellent service. You're greeted warmly with a smile, and the staff are friendly, knowledgeable, and professional. The pizza here is wood fired with a thin, crispy crust with just a bit of char. Don't be surprised if you see a small burnt spot or two--that's intentional and part of the style. If you enjoy the artisan-style pizzas from places like Pepe's, Sally's, Krust, or Otto, you'll feel right at home here. Located in the somewhat unassuming (and occasionally gritty) downtown Willimantic area, Trigo is truly a hidden gem. Street parking is available, or you can park in the rear lots and walk up the alley to the front entrance. We ordered the classic red cheese pizza, which was savory, crispy, and exactly what you want from a great pie. The real standout, though, was the Lemon White pizza. It was fantastic--unique, bright, and seriously delicious. Thin slices of whole lemon are baked right into it, and they're completely edible. A drizzle of honey and a touch of chili pepper bring everything together in a really memorable way. The beer selection is solid as well. We enjoyed the Keeper's Irish Red and the Mountain Magic cider. Honestly, give Trigo a shot--you won't regret it. My only complaint? They're closed on Sundays... which is a bit of a tragedy.