This is a romantic and retro restaurant located within Foxwoods Casino. As soon as you come in the…read moremain entrance, take the elevator down one level. The ambiance was like a speak easy with a modern design. The food and drinks were good but a little pricey. Also, the restrooms are outside of the restaurant in the casino. This establishment plays live music, and the band was really good. I will definitely come back with friends to enjoy a night out.

Walked in on a Saturday night, there was no one eating there and no one working there except the…read morebar tender who was all alone. Felt bad for him. Not really sure how/why it is still open. I don't even know if they actually still do live music. The menu doesn't match the vibe they're going for. I kept looking at the wrong menu for the location outside of Boston which makes a lot more sense. The one in Foxwoods has chicken and burgers. We ended up just leaving. If they don't change things soon I don't imagine they will stay open much longer. Which is unfortunate because it's already a newer place. Definitely would start by getting employees and changing the menu.

What a gem of a playhouse! Tucked at the edge of downtown. Park right across the street then grab a…read morebite to eat within walking distance- tons of choices including pizza, pub food and authentic Italian (La Stella's.) The playhouse thrives off of donations and it shows! They've updated their restrooms in the last couple years since I've went and not that they were bad before, but they're much nicer now! There is not a bad seat in the house. Last minute ticket? Not a guarantee but always worth it if you're around here on a whim. Always wonderful and intimate show. You feel like you're a part of it being so close! Not a fan of house wines? For $5 bring your own and they'll uncork it for ya and provide the glasses.

Went here for a play last night. The play was great, the staff was very friendly. They had a lot of…read moregreat concessions from soda to coffee to cake. The inside was decorated very simply but it was nice.

Excellent professional first run musicals in the heart of historic downtown Norwich. They always…read morefind stories with depth and intrigue.

If I had to best describe the Tree House Arcade, I'd sum it up as - when Dave n' Busters meets…read moreChuck E. Cheese. Because it's an arcade about the size of the latter (perhaps smaller) with vibes that appeal to Gen-X gamers. Also, they don't feature a food menu...unless the candy behind the ticket station counts. Now, if you're into the classics the aforementioned generation of kids enjoyed back in the day, we've got greats like Pac-Man, Pac-Woman, Galaga, Space Invaders, and more! Not to mention my all time favorite kinesthetic game: SKEE-BALL!! They even have an updated 3D version of Space Invaders; though, I'd highly recommend anyone with epilepsy to skip this one. So, for those not in the know, everything payment wise is digital for the most part. You can purchase your play pass cards at any of the kiosks near the entrance. The tickets you earn from each game are also digital. I mention this because it's a concept wifey nearly missed at first (we're among the generation accustomed to receiving paper tickets from the slot). My most minor complaint about this place, however, is the pricing of the games. Interval wise, they seem almost random. Like, why couldn't they at least round everything off to the nearest dollar? Just make games range from $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, etc. Instead, you get all the old school games for 75 cents. Skee-Ball was a buck 25 for some reason. And some games seemed a bit steep for what they were offering. Bowling was $2.50, though I must admit, it's quite an addicting game. Yeah, overall...not a bad way to kill some time if you're waiting on a rez, event, or whatever. But I agree with others when they said this arcade is quite pricey. I realize inflation's a thing but GEEZ! They have different package levels to choose from when selecting your play pass. But you'd be surprised how quickly one can burn through $50 worth of games. Tree House Arcade is worth 4 games of Galaga out of 5.

This couldn't have been a worse experience! Everything was filthy, sticky, slimy, and out of order…read more They let the kids run absolutely wild. Never again.

Free parking for a venue onsite is always a plus even if it is hours away for me. I've been here to…read moresee John Oliver and Alice Cooper. Granted I sat much closer to center for John Oliver rather than the free tickets for charity at the Alice Cooper concert. Even so they don't have a lot of screens for people far away or at weird angles to see clearly. The ushers were moderately helpful in directing us the appropriate seats. I wish the staff were more attentive at monitoring the audience. The entire time for the Alice Cooper concert we had a very annoying guy standing, whooping and hollering incessantly. Thankfully he wasn't directly in our line of sight but hearing his added noise was not appreciated. He was too far away for us to yell "sit down". As it's located in a casino there are other things you can do afterwards to hang around. The con is you still have to walk through the smoky atmosphere. Aside from that it's a decent venue for live performances if you can snag a closer seat. It doesn't feel too overwhelming like an arena at 4,000 person max capacity.

My family and I were there last nights for Dancing With The Stars. It was so much fun! The…read moreperformances were so amazing to watch, so much talent was on that stage I was left in absolute amazement. They really went all out and you can feel the passion in every single performance. The light work was very blinding, that's the only thing I really have to complain about. At certain times the lights would glare at you and literally blind you, so I would try to look at the screen to watch the performance but the lighting for the tv screens were absolutely terrible. You really need to A. invest in better screens or B. make sure before the show goes on that you can actually see the performance on the screens. It was too dark half the time or blurry. if you relied on the screen to watch the show you're shit out of luck.

Foxwoods Tacos & Tequila Festival - 06-23-2026…read more Wanted to write a review - Overall, the event had good atmosphere with a fun crowd engagement, good music, and a good variety of drink options. The food was also a highlight, especially the chicken tacos, Cubano, and beef rice bowl. The main drawback was the long wait for food, which took nearly an hour and a half due to limited food stations and line management issues. For future events, adding multiple food locations throughout the venue and starting later in the afternoon or early evening would improve the experience.

MONZA World Class Go-Karting bro this place was so cool with smile staff Jay sweet lady help on…read moreinformation on races. Crew guy orange shirt José was on top of everything and was very helpful with his amazing sidekick William make sure my strap to my seatbelt was right and feet hit the pedals right where it's not too close and not too far and had his minions of Alex helping with my helmet putting my neck brace over all great time night out. After the race, we decided to order food, greeted by Laura at the bar telling us about the menu, making sure we're hydrated soon enough to get food from Melvin. He looks like a cool uncle when you know the food's gonna be good, like he would love, and it was. The mozzarella pole on that cheese was wonderful.

Came here for a drag show. It was really cool! I've been to the Fox tower theater plenty of times…read morebut never the Great Cedar Showroom. Employees were friendly & very helpful! Since I got here late it was pretty dark b/c the show was on. An employee took me to my seat w/ a flashlight. I thought that was really nice of them they could have just pointed. Inside was kind of nostalgic to me but I like that kind of stuff. Will def be back if there's a show I want to see!

Great Cedar is a concert venue at Foxwoods. Small and intimate. There's not a bad seat in the…read morehouse. Food Concessions are outside in the casino area so it's best to pick them up before entry. Staff are pleasant and accommodating.

Fantastic venue inside Foxwoods casino! Employees are always friendly & helpful! Inside had the A/C…read morepumping I thought I was in the North Pole! The temperature was a little too much for me I was freezing! I'm pretty sure I saw a penguin in the corner drinking a cocktail!I didn't get to try any food b/c I was waiting on Junior's after the show. Priorities,priorities ppl.!The seats could have been more spacious & comfortable. All in all, still a great time(just bring a parka, maybe a seat cushion, & a strong sense of humor)!

First time at premier theatre and it was a marvelous experience. Everyone is so nice, even asking…read morefor instructions was inspirational. The theatre is well taken care of and very clean Overall it was fantastic and I will do it again.

I am not "officially" involved in the Norwich Arts Council's Board. I do very occasionally…read morevolunteer there but not even "officially". I want to say this because I don't see or hear anyone else doing it. I have never met or seen a more dedicated group of people working so hard to save an organization. I am so impressed with each person I have met there. They give so much to keep what may be the best kept secret in Norwich going! I think you should check them out! I attended a movie night recently and they were showing the movie recently released about the life of Steven Hawking. The theater was surprisingly comfortable and the quality of the viewing and sound were superb. Okay, the seats were not like a movie theater. But you could even buy popcorn. And the most surprising thing of all is that not one of these people gets paid to do what they do. And when I went to a meeting with some friends tonight at the gallery I got a preview of a fabulous show the volunteers were mounting for the art faculty of the local community college. If you enjoy viewing fine art, you do not want to miss this show! Since I first moved into Norwich I was told that downtown was to be avoided. But I have been there and eaten wonderful foods and walked all over and been in some fabulous small shops and not a single person ever threatened to mug me. No one even came near. I think it is time to dispense with a rumor that causes more suffering than anything else in Norwich. Check out downtown for yourself and don't miss the NAC's doings!