Very nice casual joint Good BAR food and pool tables…read moreFriendly with parking in center of Southport

We decided to check out this cute restaurant and bar March 1, 2026 in the afternoon. First…read moreimpression was good. A clean exterior and as we came inside, we were promptly greeted by Kyle L., the bartender. Johnny ordered a beer (Capt. Zig) and I ordered a glass of Chardonnay (Kendall Jackson) and two waters with lemon while we looked over the menus. We had a large breakfast but decided to try their wings as we are always looking for the "best wings" in CT. We ordered the buffalo as that's their hottest sauce, again CT isn't known for very many spicy lovers. Kyle said he would ask the chef to use whatever possible to bring some heat and he didn't disappoint. While they weren't quite as hot as we would've wanted, they were large, cooked perfectly and had great flavor. The blue cheese we dipped them in tasted homemade . The restaurant has adequate seating with a horseshoe shaped bar area with nice barstools. Plenty of TVs to catch your favorite game on, pool table and real dart board with steel tipped darts which was a welcome surprise. For a sports bar, they offer a really nice wine lists and while not cheap, they were reasonably priced for the offerings they offered. The bar area, restaurant and bathroom were clean as well. We will definitely come back to sample more of the food, and the only reason for 4 stars since we only had wings. Go with confidence. Thanks Kyle

I wanted to like this place but I got bad vibes. We first walked in and and there was only 1 bar…read morestool (party of 2) so we sat at a high top. They could have easily fit another 3 stools at the bar; people were actually standing in the places stools could have gone. The place felt like an old neighborhood bar where guys went after work for a beer before heading home. Everyone seemed to know each other. Besides the bar scene it was empty. I walked to the bar and asked for menus and a few beers. We had to go to the bar each time to order. We got the buffalo wings and Sikorsky sliders. Food took a while but it was worth it. The wings were breaded so they had a nice crunch to them. The sliders were great - grilled chicken, bacon, sharp cheddar and cracked pepper mayo. The food was really good, I always appreciate a breaded wing. The beer and wings were supposed to be on happy hour at $5 each as noted on the menu. When we got the bill we were charged full price for everything. We asked the bartender why they weren't discounted and he explained that they weren't on HH. We asked him to look at the menu and he said he would honor the prices but the menus were wrong...? I wonder how many times people were charged full price for these items before and didn't take the time to look at the bill. I don't know if that's a normal practice in this place but its a shame because I definitely will not be going back.

This is a review I meant to write from this summer: This place looks ancient inside but it's…read morecharming old school neighborhood bar with really good food. Sliders are good, also got the buffalo chicken egg roll which was really crunchy. There's usually a dog hanging out inside, well behaved and friendly. I don't mind that at all. It's such a soft environment. As far as drinks, there is not a very good draft beer selection, basically your usual basics and a seahag. Why not some local craft beer?! Service was great until our waitress disappeared (went home?) I ended up going to the bartender to cash our our lunch check from the table. Still we will likely be back because the food is yummy.

went on a Sunday afternoon since i won a gift card thought we would try it out. I ordered build…read moreyour own burger it was cooked to my perfection portion w/ fries was huge. Hubby ordered the taco salad but it actually came as a steak salad instead of ground beef in a taco shell .We also ordered the steak rolls as a app but they came out with the meal so i didn't try until the following day. there was only one other couple playing pool so we were the only guests eating .Food was hot and fresh . i would go back again . staff was friendly & welcoming as soon as we walked in

Very mids. Food takes forever and the quality isn't anything to write home about. Much better…read moreoptions along Bridgeport Ave.

We had such a great experience here, especially thanks to our server, Cate! We came in with a large…read moregroup (15+ people), which can be a lot to manage, but she handled everything so smoothly. Cate was incredibly accommodating from the start--making sure we were comfortable, checking in often, and keeping everything organized without ever making us feel rushed. She was so attentive to our needs, and somehow still managed to take great care of the rest of the floor during a super busy trivia night. Honestly, we were impressed by how on top of everything she was! Our whole group left happy, well taken care of, and already talking about coming back. Huge shoutout to Cate for making the night so enjoyable!

The place is great except for the horrible twangy country music…read more Someone needs tell management that we're in Connecticut, south Bumf@$k

Honestly, after a long, grueling, stressful summer, I needed something to celebrate surviving the…read morelast few months of 2026 and something to usher in new hope for the months ahead. As I was looking for places to go, I had come across this place, a beer bar that has been reviewed by a few of my fellow Yelpers in the past. You can get in from the Ironworks plaza of SoNo where you have places like The Spread, and it's located next door to Washington Prime. I sat myself at the bar and was greeted and handed a menu before I had even finished sitting down. Like another person who reviewed this recently pointed out, the menu is made up of global street food. You have some American choices to be sure, but you also get options from South Korea, Peru, Italy, Denmark, Japan, and even Vietnam. There's a very hip ambiance within that brings this place to life. It seems like the theme they were going for here was travel. On one of the wall paintings, you can see a train, much like the ones I'm on almost every single day. You got road crossings, speed limit signs. It's kind of like taking a road trip without leaving the comfort of your own area. If, of course, that road trip includes taking a bridge across the vast Pacific Ocean or the much closer Atlantic Ocean. And if such a road trip kept high energy throughout. The people working here are attentive and efficient. For my order, I nabbed 3 Amelia's to drink, Chinese Pork Ribs for the appetizer, and the Churrasco from Argentina for the entree. The Amelia is a Ketel One base with blackberry, elderflower, lemon, and mint. It tasted every bit as purple as it looked, and Ketel One vodka is always a staple when it comes to vodka's. It was also a very strong drink. Maybe I'm more of a lightweight than I'd previously thought, but I was definitely getting tipsy before I had even gotten my third drink, hence why I reviewed this today and not last night. I will say that I was tempted to do sake again before I went with Amelia, but I didn't really want to just do sakes on my outings. As for the food, it was delicious, but I did have some notes worth sharing. Starting with the Chinese ribs, they're cut up into small bite-sized pieces. Of course, they're also bone-in ribs, so only a bit over half of each piece was actual meat. This made me wonder what process this went through before serving to be able to pull off such a clever presentation. The sauce and meat were at least good, and the sesame seeds were a nice garnish to the dish, as well as the onions. Moving on to the Churassco, this was, in the words of the menu a "seared steak skewer with chimichurri sauce, served with French fries". For the record, I requested medium-well. If that makes me a monster, then so be it. Guess I'm a monster for not wanting raw steak. It was also the most expensive entree on the menu, clocking in at $23. What the menu does not mention is that there is also a dipping sauce that comes with the dish, and honestly, they should have included that in the description when printing out the menu because it was goddamn delicious and so much fun to dip my fries in! And while we're on the topic of the fries, they were piping out and genuinely really good. They knew how to season these and serve these fresh. As for the steak, it was still very tender and juicy, and the chimichurri sauce added another depth of flavor to this steak. Honestly, if not for the chimichurri, I might have mistook this for a French dish. I will say that French fries don't go together as well with chimichurri as they do with whatever the dipping sauce was. Maybe it was a Big Mac sauce, or maybe it was something a little cheesier than that? Whatever it was that complimented the fries perfectly. Chimichurri once the dipping sauce and steak were gone slightly overpowered the fries. But all-in-all a very delicious dinner and well worth ending the summer on a high not on.

This is a high energy hipster chic spot in SoNo. The walls are covered in graffiti, (gives me NYC…read morevibes) and there's usually a DJ spinning hip hop, so just a heads up...it gets loud and crowded, but in the best way possible for a fun night out with friends. Im a fan of outdoor courtyard they share with The Spread, fyi: it's dog-friendly. The menu is inspired by global street food, and everything is served in paper bowls with plastic utensils. We recently visited on Cinco de Mayo for their Taco Tuesday special, and honestly, all you can eat tacos for $22 is an absolute steal. They also run $5 Arepa Wednesdays, which is perfect if you're trying to keep things budget friendly. I tried a few tacos and appreciate the corn tortillas. The Al Pastor was easily my favorite, which surprised me because I don't usually go for pork. The meat was juicy, topped with real grilled pineapple, and paired perfectly with the spicy árbol sauce. We also tried the Birria, which had rich, tender slow-braised brisket, though I did wish it came with the traditional consommé for dipping. The Chicken Tinga was decent, but I'm just not a huge tinga person in general. The Veggie taco was a good vegan option, packed with sautéed potatoes and peppers that gave a nice break from all the meat-heavy choices. I'm already looking forward to coming back to try the churros with ice cream for dessert. Even on a busy holiday night, the staff really stepped up. Eric handled the pressure like a pro, and Chris kept everything spotless despite the constant crowd. This place is definitely more about the lively atmosphere and the "United Nations" of flavors than a quiet, traditional dinner experience. Perfect for a group hang, casual date night, or anytime you want good energy with your meal.

The atmosphere is charming and very quaint. I would love it if they changed up the menu a little…read morebit but it's still diverse and delicious.

My dining experience at Spotted Horse Tavern was, without question, the worst restaurant experience…read moreI've ever had in Westport. The waiter never introduced himself, showed virtually no interest in serving our table, and came across as though our presence was an inconvenience. Throughout the meal, he spent more time chatting with someone he appeared to know than checking on his guests. We frequently had to wait for basic service, and it felt like we were being ignored. Our server's lack of professionalism, attentiveness, and courtesy completely overshadowed the experience. I sincerely hope this was an isolated incident, because no customer should be treated this way.

Great neighborhood bar with great food and a good pool table! The other night I had some cold beer,…read morea great stuffed pepper soup for dinner and played some pool with some new friends I met. What more could you want? Great spot with an old classic pub feeling.

Great Bar, very nice people…read more Bills Crossroads is a loud local pub located in Fairfield, CT, known for its welcoming atmosphere and excellent hospitality. The establishment offers a diverse menu featuring delicious food at affordable prices, making it an ideal stop for travelers and locals alike. With a pool table and multiple big-screen TVs, it provides a great setting for enjoying live sports and music while socializing with friends. Ambiance: The ambiance of Bills Crossroads is very warm and welcoming, resembling an old-time tavern that attracts a friendly crowd of regulars. A perfect neighborhood joint for casual gatherings. Drinks: A good selection of beers on tap and reasonably priced drinks, making it an appealing spot for those looking to enjoy refreshments without breaking the bank. Overall a must stop if you're passing through the area. The locals will make you feel at home. Thanks

This bar is in the parking lot for an airfield and across from what was the Swarovski factory, and…read morethe bar definitely has a fair amount of airplanes. They also have a dart board with two tables in between, and a pool table. The ambiance is a little dark, but that may to be to help keep it cool in the summer. Outdoor tables seemed to be available for days when Connecticut wasn't sharing temperatures with Hades. Our waitress was friendly, and the menu (non-bar) was short. The staples you'd look for in bars, like hot dogs and hamburgers. My hamburger was large, but a little underdone.

Food was hot and good portion size! Drinks were cold…read more Waitresses were great, friendly and attentive!!