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    Gordon Ramsay Hell’s Kitchen

    4.1 (422 reviews)
    Closed 4:30 pm - 10:00 PM
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Tyler L.

    You can't go wrong with Gordon Ramsey. The kitchen is smoking good! Ate some tuna Tatar and grilled chicken Caesar with the Mac and cheese. The cheese on it was to die for. Ended the meal with the sticky toffee, my eyes bulged out of my face from the impact of tasty flavors. If you're at the casino having a great night, come here, it'll make it even better. Service was great. Our bartender was the sweetest.

    Breakfast buffet. Omlette station will make eggs to order.
    Tsz-Cheong C.

    We decided to try the Hell's Kitchen Breakfast Buffet during our stay at Foxwoods, and overall, it was a pretty solid experience. It definitely hits the spot if you're looking for a hearty breakfast before hitting the casino floor or heading out for the day. So that being said. The review is solely based on the breakfast buffet, not dinner. The highlight here is the omlette station. The chef was efficient and friendly, whipping up a perfect custom omlette with fresh veggies, cheese, and protein of your choice. They have a little tip plate for you to show them some love. I noticed while I was on the buffet line the kitchen staff came out, and removed a half-full tray of scrambled eggs that still had plenty left and replaced it with a fresh, steaming hot tray from the back. In a lot of buffets, they would just let that tray sit there until it was empty, so seeing them prioritize quality over quantity was impressive. The whole breakfast buffet area is spotless. If anyone made a mess, the staff would clean the area immediately. One things for sure. The restaurant and restrooms are clean, spotless and well maintained! The variety was decent for a breakfast buffet. Beyond the hot classics of bacon, sausage, and home fries, they had a good selection of fresh yogurt cups, the kind with the fruit on the bottom, not just a big vat for you to scoop out. They had a solid oatmeal bar with plenty of toppings like brown sugar, berries, and nuts. The pastry selection was standard with muffins and danishes. The price point is a little steep for what you get; you're definitely paying for the "Hell's Kitchen" name branding. I also felt the juices should be included with the price but they are not. The coffee was really good though. If you want a reliably fresh breakfast with a top notch omelette station and you appreciate a place that actually pays attention to food quality this is worth the stop.

    Beef Wellington
    Amy D.

    This was our second visit! Food was absolutely delicious. My filet sandwich with au jus was so so delicious! Great desserts. Was also awesome to see the winner of Hell's Kitchen, Ellie!

    Latest winners of the show who were actively working! So cool.

    My mom, sister and I reserved a table. We were seated promptly when the time came to seat everyone waiting. The food was delicious and very filling. I got the halibut meal with a glass of wine, and also a dessert of sticky toffee pudding. I was extremely satisfied. I do wish that the waiter came over at least once or twice more, but it's okay. The amount of people working and all having their specific tasks was so neat to watch. I really appreciated the man filling waters and cleaning up when necessary. It was a little dark in there, so that didn't help with reading the menu for someone who has had lasik eye surgery within the past 5 years. Other than that, I really did enjoy the vibes of the whole place. I will also note that there were 4(?) separate bathrooms and the one that I went to was kinda messy - but I blame the high volume of people needing to use the bathroom that didn't clean up after themselves. Like, water everywhere from washing hands - came with a slip risk. Overall, I'm excited to return again to try other menu items!

    Entrance
    Rian L.

    We have dined in the Vegas location but honestly enjoyed this experience more. The Wellington was beyond exceptional. Melt in your mouth and well seasoned. The salmon was flavorful and well cooked to a great medium rare. The oysters were so plump and delicious that we wished we would have gotten then dozen portion. Service was efficient and friendly and the dining room had lots of nods to the show. There is Gordon and show merch available as well if you are interested.

    My drink
    Matthew G.

    Good steak 7 hour wait! Great job Gordon named your restaurant just like it is in there!

    Cocktail...I dont remember the name
    Kate P.

    This for me was something I've been wanting to do for so long! I have wanted to try beef wellington because I have seen it so many times and it always sounds so good. The other day my husband surprised me not only with a trip, but took me to Hells Kitchen restaurant! The cooks all have red or blue bandanas on and although you can tell its not the same as the show its still very cool. Last year's winner, Kyle, was there too! They have a tv going with scenes from the show and the decor is in keeping with the studio. Our waitress was extremely good at explaining everything and also making us feel very welcome even though we were in jeans and sweaters. We both had the Prix Fixe menu. It was expensive. I think 95 a person for a 3 course dinner. I had the pan-seared scallops and hubs the beet salad. Having grown up in Maine, I prefer my scallops deep fried lol. They were not bad but I liked hubs beet salad better. The beef wellington. It deserves its on paragraph. I was so nervous because I will not eaten anything below a medium well and I knew this was medium rare. But oh my gosh!! It melts in your mouth and you could literally cut it with a butter knife. It was delicious!! You have to try it. The sticky toffee pudding is just sooooo good. I'll let them tell you the secret ingredient. I loved it! They stuck a candle in it for it being a late anniversary date too. This is a wonderful date night/very special occasion place. They do have a breakfast buffet and a lunch menu as well. We recommend it for sure!

    At the bar...
    Gregg H.

    Ok, the winner of Gordon Ramsay's Hells Kitchen is the chef here. Holy crap! And yes, the food is amazing! Crab cakes were probably the best I've ever had and I've had a ton. Probably my favorite dish. The micro green garnish and light sauce for a base was perfect. This was all crab and little cake! Deliciously crispy on the edges and perfectly tender in the center. Wow! The American wagyu meatballs are heavenly. Great portion size to share, it I had to make that my meal it was so tasty. Delicious sauce seasoned perfectly to complement the rich beef meatballs. Even the drinks were off the charts at the bar. Service is great, love it! I'm now planning a return trip to this casino so I can come back for dinner!

    Surprise Birthday Sticky Toffee Pudding
    Joe R.

    This is our 3rd Hell's Kitchen visit. My fiancé and I are huge fans of the show. So, for her birthday I decided to take her to the latest location to see the most recent winner Chef Kyle in action. It was a wonderful experience as always. We had great conversations with the servers about the show and Gordon himself. It was awesome to see Chef Kyle expediting the food. Now of course the food itself was delicious. They were running a Native American Heritage Month special menu while we were there. I ordered the pumpkin soup and cranberry cocktail off this menu and they were both superb. While I tried to order something different I couldn't stay away from the classic Beef Wellington which was amazing as always. What was also great was we weren't going to order a dessert despite knowing how good the Sticky Toffee Pudding is, but our waitress brought my fiancé out a complementary one for her birthday. It was lovely and we always appreciate the kindness and integrity of the Hell's Kitchen staff. There is nothing else to say other than we will continue to enjoy Hell's Kitchen hopefully for years to come.

    Corey S.

    Had an amazing time at Hell kitchen, the decor makes it great for a special occasion birthday or anniversary. It is inside of a casino so the downside is there is no enforced dress code but most people are business casual but I did see people in t-shirts and jeans. Ok so the food, the scallops were great, the drinks were made well and not overly sweet, the salmon skin was very crispy but moist and tender on the inside. Overall the experience was great, prices are what you would expect a little high but again this is a special occasion. The winner from the show was also there and very engaging with the guests.

    Crispy Skin Salmon
    Jay B.

    Special shout out to our waiter of the afternoon, Ryan J, for his stellar service and memorable personality! He really helped make our luxuriously delicious lunch that much more delectable. Now, onto the review. So, we're not exactly n00bs when it comes to Gordon Ramsay lore. For whilst this was our first visit to THIS location, we've actually been to Hell's Kitchen before - in Las Vegas. As you can probably imagine, the menu selections are basically similar, par from a few alterations to certain recipes (which I'll cover as we go item for item). But one thing I appreciate about the Foxwoods location over the Caesar's Palace one is the dining room itself. Almost immediately, I noticed how much better its acoustics are. In other words, it's no where near as noisy as I feared it'd be. Certainly less noisy than its Vegas counterpart. Sufficed to say, I didn't even need to put in my noise cancelling earbuds, not even once, during lunch service. Perhaps it has something to do with the height of the ceilings or...the way the tables are arranged. Whatever they're doing, I humbly grant them the misophoniac seal of approval. Okay, let's get to the good stuff.. Pan-seared scallops: I honestly don't have too much to say about these, mainly because they're just so damned perfect! They use a corn purée rather than the pea purée used at the Vegas spot. And actually...I think I prefer this one over the other. You could smell the smoky sear within seconds of receiving the plate. Melting our mouths like butter, these were a solid 10 out of 10! Wagyu meatballs: my son ordered these, but I totally sampled one. Let's just say...I understand why people pay top dollar for wagyu beef. I couldn't make a better meatball myself if I tried. Another solid 10 out of 10. Lobster risotto: So, this one frustrates me a little bit (emphasis on the little bit). See, I mostly love this app. But much like their Vegas location, I wish they'd add more salt to the risotto. Naturally, the lobster is poached to perfection, is tender and all that. I can even appreciate the subtle tomato flavor they were aiming for here. But it just...lacks some seasoning in there. At first, I assumed it was a bug, not a feature. Now I know this is just how they serve it, for some reason. Still totally worth getting, just maybe ask for salt and pepper if you prefer more seasoning to your risotto. 8 out of 10. Now, I won't be covering ALL of the entrees, as I obviously only ate one. But rest assured, everyone at the table loved their respective dishes. With that disclaimer out of the way, we can move onto.. Backyard burger: I don't mind telling you I've never actually tried a Gordon Ramsay burger of any kind until now. And since we were having lunch, not dinner, I figured I'd seize the opportunity. Man - THIS is how a proper burger is cooked! Seasoned like all get out with a perfectly charred sear on a well toasted bun, accompanied with a special house sauce which tasted of a mayo/mustard blend, this burger was absolutely sensational! Matter of fact, I can't think of a single thing I'd change about this burger. Which is saying a lot, considering I usually prefer my burgers to have lettuce at the bottom to protect the bun. This one did not require it though. Even the fries were seasoned and cooked to perfection! Another 10 out of 10. And last, but certainly not least, that leaves.. Sticky Toffee Pudding: DAYAMN! I mean....you guys already know, right? Well....if you know, you know. If you haven't tried this one yet, you seriously need to check this out. Again, they deviate from the Vegas location by using a dulce de leche ice cream as opposed to a creme fraiche blend. Still equally delectable! Do I even need to say it? Yup - a solid 10 out of frickin' 10! Quick honorable mention for those who were wondering - we DID spot our Season 23 winning Head Chef Kyle Timpson in the dining room. However, he was rather busy expediting and doing chefy things. So, we didn't feel the need to interrupt him for a photo op. Anyway, there's always next visit (and we WILL be back). One caveat to mention: valet parking is definitely the way to go, seeing as how garage parking is like finding a needle in haystack. It's totally free. Just be sure to bring cash for tips. Look, if you live anywhere in the New England area and haven't visited Hell's Kitchen yet, what the hell are you waiting for?! The fact that we finally have an HK that's NOT smack dab in the midst of an un-driveable city like Boston or NYC alone is more than enough reason to get your butts in these seats and enjoy some tasty treats! I dunno. I could be speaking for wifey and myself here when I say...we're just stoked we no longer have to purchase plane tickets just to visit one of our favorite restaurant franchises of all time. Hell's Kitchen in The Foxwoods Casino gets 5 backyard burgers perfectly seared over hot fiery flames out of 5.

    Beef Wellington
    Nichole S.

    As a huge fan of Gordon Ramsay and the show, finally stepping into the first-ever Hell's Kitchen on the East Coast? Say less, I was GEEKINNGGG! And witnessing the actual winner of Season 23 at the pass? Out. Of. Body. Experience. We had the cutest double date and made sure everyone ordered something different so we could try it all. My girlfriend went with the pre-fixe menu, which came with an app, the Wellington, and that iconic sticky toffee pudding. Starters: Part of the prefixe- the scallops. Compared to the rest, they felt a bit lackluster. Good, but missing that "Hell's Kitchen wow." I'd love a pop of acid to lift them. I had the lobster risotto, and it did not disappoint. Creamy, flavorful, beautifully plated-an absolute hit. Entrees: As a true fan, you know we had to order the legendary beef Wellington- and let me tell you, it was everything I imagined perfection would taste like. Lip-smacking goodness. We also ordered the short rib--equally delicious. Only note? Could've used a bit more sauce to swipe the Yukon potato cake, but otherwise flawless. And to finish? That sticky toffee pudding was to die for. Eyes-rolling-back, warm-belly-hug, decadent heaven. Moist, rich, unforgettable. Highly recommend on a special occasion as the menu is a bit pricey. However worth it!

    20 oz bone-in rib-eye  Beef Wellington  Side of wild mushrooms, potato puree and roasted broccolini
    Selina L.

    Pretty restaurant with awesome service and atmosphere. The food was great. Highly recommend the shrimp scampi, beef Wellington and rib-eye.

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    Some of the best fried seafood I've ever had. Fresh light and ohhhhhh those hush puppies …read more Excellent hospitality!

    Abundant amounts of decent seafood at decent prices. I've eaten here a few times, today was…read moreprobably the poorest reception I've had because I stood at the window being told they'd be there in a few minutes the whole time before I was finally actually spoken to. It was taco Tuesday, so their fish, shrimp, clam, and calamari just tacos were 7.99. I ordered the lobster roll, a fish taco, a shrimp taco, a small onion ring, and got a half tea, half lemonade. This was way too much food, btw. Ambiance wise, it's like a food truck sprouted roots and picnic tables, but at least they have covered seating now so on a hot day there's shade. You order at the window and they'll bring you the food to the table you choose. The lobster roll had decent lobster, not the juiciest but not chewy either. It was missing some toasting on the bun, but it could have done with half the butter. Everything was so saturated that it detracted from the experience and then sat heavy afterwards. Loads of lobster, though. The tacos were each the size of my forearm. There were two overlapping tortillas so it was easy to pick one up and let any overflow fall into the second tortilla. Unfortunately there was an imbalance of dry, floury ingredients to juicy ones. The tortillas were not grilled or toasted, so just raw flour tortillas. The shredded cheese also had a moisture sucking quality. The breading on the shrimp and fish lacked seasoning, thus presenting as flour forward. It was served with a white sauce but rather than being a crema it had a sour cream consistency, and the taco was already heavy after the lobster roll was sitting heavy from all the butter. This left the coleslaw and tomatoes to do all the lifting of adding moisture and lightness to the taco, and there was just too much to overcome. Maybe without the cheese it could have been fine? Finally the onion rings were really good and the side of coleslaw was pleasant to eat. All in all, it's worth stopping in and getting food here. I come a couple times a year myself, try different parts of the menu. Nothing blows me away but nothing turns me away either.

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    We'd heard from friends that Shipwright's Daughter in Mystic was a must-try. Wow, were they right…read more From the warm greeting at the door to the beautiful decor, the experience started strong. We were seated at a lovely table for two overlooking Main Street - watching people stroll by from that elevated perch behind glass felt almost cinematic. The real star of the show was the food, which is ultimately what you're there for, and it delivered. The menu offers plenty of options without being overwhelming. I started with the Crispy Pig's Head as an appetizer - a bold choice that turned out to be outstanding. For my entrée, the bucatini with seacoast mushrooms, sherry, parmesan, mushroom cream, and fine herbs was perfectly cooked, and carried a subtle but deeply flavorful sauce. And the housemade sourdough with poblano honey butter? Absolutely outstanding. To be fair, our server took a little time to warm up but found their footing and gave us everything we needed. Parking in Mystic on a busy weekend night can also be a challenge and expensive. Neither is reason enough to skip this one. Ship Wright's Daughter is exactly the kind of restaurant Mystic deserves. Don't wait for a special occasion -- just go.

    I really didn't want to write this review, but potential patrons should know what they can expect…read morewhen working with the event staff at Shipwright's Daughter - if they plan to have a private dining experience and event there. My husband and I got married last December. We decided we would hold off on celebrating with our family and invite everyone out from California to join us for a weekend full of activities in Connecticut and a special dinner at Shipwright's Daughter during Memorial Day weekend. We contacted the restaurant's events team to work out high level details starting in late January - to book a private room and hold a date and time. From the get go, the communication we received from the event staff was dismal to say the least. Not only did the events manager misquote the estimate for the room reservation, she came back and asked for a much higher price (up charging by an additional 30% of the original minimum fee) two months after we confirmed and discussed the date. She then explained it was due to the holiday weekend. Our date had never changed from the moment we inquired, so we would have appreciated knowing this upfront. Over the course of several months (and an absurd number of emails and a few calls), we tried to solidify the menu and wine selection and made multiple attempts before hearing back from the team. It was about two weeks before the big event when we were able to confirm a menu. It was about four days before the event that we heard back from the beverage director, but by then, my husband and I had already decided we would bring our own wine bottles, not wanting to leave it to chance with this team. I won't go into further details about the frustration we felt regarding their system for communications (they use an internal system that doesn't make it easy for guests to know who is copied on emails and who sees what). That is something I hope they will work out. When the big day came, I walked into the room and noticed there were a number of chairs missing, so I counted the chairs. They had an incorrect number of chairs for adults and not enough high chairs for the toddlers. We had requested a specific number of these chairs (weeks prior and mentioned it multiple times in writing), and I thought it was safe to assume that this was a basic checklist item for events set up. I was dumbfounded in the moment. I couldn't help but wonder what else they were going to miss or mess up that evening. It was disappointing to have our family members wait while the staff scrambled to pull other chairs into the room. From the time it took to take everyone's order from the set menu, the time between courses being served, and the attentiveness for pouring water and wine - all of it was a miss. The level of hospitality that we expected from a restaurant so recognized for its incredible food and approach to sustainable sourcing was completely overshadowed by the lack of attention and care by its staff - since day one of planning this event. Even a few of our family members commented on this during the dinner. At the end of the day, we felt like an obligation rather than welcomed guests, and that is mainly why I'm leaving this review. We had been patrons of Shipwright's a couple of times prior to this event, which is why we chose this establishment - to represent the best that Connecticut has to offer, when it comes to a dining experience we could vouch for. We no longer feel that we can recommend this restaurant. If you care about hospitality, I would recommend looking elsewhere.

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    Scorpion Bar Foxwoods

    Scorpion Bar Foxwoods

    3.2
    (307 reviews)
    0.1 mi
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    I visited Scorpio Bar at Foxwoods after shopping at the outlets with one of my girlfriends. Since…read morethere was going to be a wait for a table, we decided to sit at the bar. The ambiance at Scorpion Bar is nice. The lightening is nice and the decor is cool. My friend ordered a mango mojito and I ordered a virgin mojito which was surprisingly very tasty and refreshing. It did take a while for our food order to be taken. One of the bartenders said she would come back to take our food order after finishing a round of drinks, but then never came back so we had to ask another bartender to take our order after about 10 minutes of waiting. We ordered the nachos with ground beef. Those were pretty good, I liked how cheesy they were. For our main meal, we decided to get two tacos each and the birria quesadilla. The tacos were good! My favorite was the Baja fish taco. It was very flavorful and one of the best fish tacos I've had in CT. I was disappointed in the birria quesadilla. It was just OKAY. It was pretty pricey for just the quesadilla and no sides. I didn't think the meat was seasoned enough. The last item we got was the fried ice cream for dessert. We got it because the bartender said it was a large portion and was pretty good. It was NOT that goood. It was extremely large...like almost too big. The fried dough that covered the ice cream was very sugary and wasn't warm and the ice cream was very plain. I would not recommend. Overall, I think if you are looking for a restaurant at the casino with good ambiance, good drinks and decent food, I would recommend Scorpion Bar.

    Horrible service. Horrible food. Cool interior. Sucky…read moremargaritas. Don't bother -- keep walking if you are hungry. Or thirsty.

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