Overpriced nonsense is the phrase that comes to mind for here. Why do you have different flavors in…read moreyour branding but just chocolate, vanilla, and swirl given as the only ice cream options? The chocolate tasted really fake. Sprinkles were cute, but this was just garbage, honestly. Definitely will not be back. I liked the color changing spoon but paying almost $20 for these was absurd.

Made to order mini donuts with toppings .... My daughter wanted a donut and to my suprise they had…read morethe cutest mini donuts that were made as we watch. The cashier was just ok . Cute place cute options.

It's very convenient to have a convenience store at the outlet/casino. Everything is also self…read moreservice. What I found most interesting was that there were ramen and ramen prep stations. There was water and microwave. It wasn't all too crowded and the staff was nice and asked me if I needed anything while I looked around.

I was craving iced milk tea and this was the closest location to my hotel. It was quite surprised…read moreand pleased with their black tea. They brew their own tea and it is not made of powder. I also got a bakery item to go with the drink. The prices were reasonable and I would definitely come back again!

You'd think that since we're at a casino, that they would have the best of the best in terms of…read morefood. The roast pork was good, but not the best I've had. Chinatown shops in Boston do it best. The milk tea was good, but the boba was bad. It was squishy but had that extra layer of film like it was over soaked in water for an extra day. I'm okay with this. Maybe if I was really hungry.

This place is great for a quick bite or if you are seeking that special dessert. Food is excellent…read moreand plentiful Highly recommend the steak sandwich.

Atmosphere is loud, boisterous and kitschy. Do you really want to pay casino prices & have to put…read moreup with the "influencer" crowd. Nah. Some of the food is tasty, but for the most part this place is a tourist trap. $47 for a drink with little to no alcohol is wild. So you have a cotton candy machine, big fuckin deal. Once is enough for me

2.50 per regular donut i expressed my surprise, she asked what did you expect, i said maybe a…read morebuck and a half. She said dream on. Asked the rude Shewanda how much for a dozen she said 11.99. So that's a buck right? Looks at me clueless. Stop and buy them as you approach Foxwoods eat 4 and throw the rest away,you'll still be better off. So then they wonder why we can't get back to pre covid numbers....thanks Joe.

I conveniently passed this DD on my way to the Rainmaker garage while I was leaving the Cedar…read morehotels. The line was busy and it still moved fast. Only bummer is, they don't participate in DD rewards.

Best snack for walking around the shops. Good portion sizes for sharing! Will definitely be back…read morefor some goodies before we leave.

We were shopping in the outlets and spotted the Auntie Anne's x Cinnabon storefront and couldn't…read moreresist. Ahhh, the classic strip mall food saves the day when you've been too busy shopping til you drop for hours. While waiting in line I literally wanted one of everything on the menu. It all looked and smelled so good. I ended up only getting the lemonade to quench my thirst but twist my arm I would definitely get the cinnamon nuggets with frosting in a heartbeat!

This restaurant is fascinating in the way of presentation. The decor radiates a fine dining aura;…read morewhereas their dress code is rather casual. Hence the term "casual fine dining", which is the most accurate way to describe the ambiance of Cedars Steaks & Oysters. Though the staff may be dressed far nicer than their patrons, the menu still mostly lives up to the casual fine dining standards one can expect. Mostly. Up front, I will say there was nothing I actively disliked. It's just that certain items could have been better. So, let's start with.. The bread basket: packed with 3 or 4 kinds of bread, wifey and I mainly enjoyed the pretzel biscuits. Warm, savory, buttery goodness is how I'd describe these. Intriguingly, they were presented with two flavors of butter: traditional and raspberry (yeah, raspberry). I couldn't tell you how the latter tasted because....it was partially frozen. Hard as a rock. I normally never bother commenting on something as benign as bread. However, the butter situation alone was far too bizarre and comical not to mention. 7 out of 10 overall. New England Clam Chowder: Since we're literally IN New England, I won't expend too many words on this one. Creamy as all get out with nice big pieces of clam, but lacked some seasoning. At least this restaurant grants us the courtesy of leaving salt and pepper on the table so...8 out of 10. Sherried Lobster bisque: Plenty of sherry flavor throughout the broth, limited actual lobster pieces (if any), but quite tasty. There was only one problem: the bisque was lukewarm on arrival. Not sure if it's always served this way or if it just sat too long at the pass. Either way, it seems like a rookie mistake. I'm sure it's normally better, but I gotta go with first impressions here. 7 out of 10. Prime rib: Okay. Full disclosure here - I'm a pretty harsh judge of prime rib due to being incredibly spoiled by this one place we used to frequent down in El Paso, TX. Let's just say the greatest prime rib we've ever tasted was seasoned generously with hot au jus on the side and the meat itself was tender like butter. Cedars got 1.5 out of 3 of those points. The prime rib was seasoned fine. The au jus was about the same temperature as the lobster bisque. Yet the meat itself....was tough to slice. It wasn't quite the texture of a tire or anything. But I would hardly be exaggerating if I said I was cutting each morsel for what felt like ages. Also, this thing is friggin' HUGE! Which meant by the time I got about two-thirds of the way in, I was pretty much full. Overall, not bad - but not really the GOAT that it should have been. 7 out of 10. Steak fries: These things! These are by FAR the best steak fries I've tasted in a long time! We're talkin' crispy golden outside with soft, steamy innards; not to mention, brilliantly seasoned throughout. 10 out 10, these are the gold standard of steak fries. I actually wanna try this place again, only I'm totally getting the Day Boat Scallops next (which are described as truffled lobster risotto, for some reason). In hindsight, I should have gone with this initial instinct. As it stands, I'm giving Cedars Steaks & Oysters 4 gigantic prime ribs with golden crisp steak fries out of 5.

Group of 8 for dinner last minute while down on a Thursday night for March Madness. They were super…read moreaccommodating. The restaurant is one of many in Foxwoods Casino complex. Great service, fine dining experience. I had the 14 ounce ribeyeSteak and it was perfect. The table shared some oysters for appetizer and there we perfect, nice and briny. Atmosphere was cozy. Ask for a quiet table that's not in the middle of the floor. Not unreasonable prices. No strict dress code, mainly because it's in a casino and there are all kinds of visitors here. Waitress was great, very friendly and attentive. I'd definitely visit again.

One of my favorite restaurants. They NEVER disappoint. Food is always amazing and service is top…read moretier 10/10. Drinks are very good as well. The only place I feel that can be improved a tad is ambiance 8/10

Prime rib was super fatty and not up to a steakhouse standard. Baked potato cooked well. Salmon…read morewith asparagus was good with well flavored potatoes. Went back for breakfast and french toast was covered in cinnamon and not great. Build your own omelet was okay, small but nothing special. Coffee was good. 3 stars as service made up for the food.