The atmosphere is nice, service is really good. Prices are high for what you get. The pizza is…read moretasty still over priced for me. I got the lasagna, which in my opinion was a tiny portion . Its looked like a meatball. Ive had lasagna at many restaurants. This was the smallest portion ive ever had, it was greasy not really good. I asked the waiter why such a small portion for 29 dollars? They seen i was upset and gave me another portion. Its funny most restaurants one portion is bigger then 2 of their plates of lasagna. Except for the small food portions the dining experience was good. Food is pretty good not worth the high price tag.

Nice addition to Danbury.. kudos to the architect / designer…read more Not open yet but can be rented out through stanziatos for private events at this time

One of my favorite places to go for a cocktail! Especially when Michelle is bartending! The chef,…read moreRonnie, makes up an awesome specials menu that you wouldn't expect in a place like here. This place has the "homey" feel of a small bar, and has an awesome outside space overlooking the water for when the weather is nice. The Caprese salad js amazing and fresh, the chicken quesadilla is loaded with chicken, and the onion rings crispy! Can't go wrong here!

I can't pass a pub without wanting to stop in. I wish I had kept going. One person behind the bar…read more Nothing on tap. Tiny space. Loud music. Menu was a stained piece of paper. My buddy got a chicken patty that looked like a Tyson frozen patty. He was able to eat it. I had a hamburger and after one bite I was done. Not sure what was wrong with it other than it tasted odd and bad. The bartender was also the cook. I don't blame her. I think she had very little fresh food to work with. But it would have been nice if she had returned to ask how we were doing. Also we had to suffer from a couple of loud mouths trying to talk politics. Felt like this was an old man's club or lodge instead of a public restaurant. Too bad because you do get a nice view of Candlewood.

Good service & good food I had lunch here recently and it was plenty (see photo) of food. I will…read moresurely come back. The only complaint is the napkins on the table are too small.

Pretty much all of the "starrage" here is being awarded for the venue and the environment, not so…read moremuch the food. That's not to say that the food is bad or inedible, it's just kinda... there. Very small menu, very uninteresting options, and an expectedly average result when your food emerges from the kitchen. So, don't come here for the food, per se. But do come here for what I consider to be one of the cooler hangouts in D'bury. Beans is not big, but it is a bona fide sports bar; decorated like a man-cave, televisions all around. I think I counted 20. Not bad for a bar that isnt much larger than a two bedroom apartment. It's definitely worth a shot as part of your pub crawl, though I wouldnt make it your dinner plan.

Quaint wine bar tucked at the corner of a plaza. They had a nice large bar, tables lining the room…read moreand a patio area as well. Good selection of wines, and lots of yummy looking charcuterie and sandwich options. Pours were generous and staff were friendly and attentive. Prices were fair too. Perfect for a date night or girls night out. Definitely stopping in again!

This is a wine bar with food limited to a bevy of charcuterie board choices. They have a liquor…read morelicense so you won't have to miss out on a GENUINE Margherita, made from real lime juice (not a mix) and is a very refreshing change from what every other restaurant in our area is doing . Four of us had a couple drinks each, covering the whole spectrum of beer, wine, and liquor. Everything including the service was very good . A cozy, beautifully decorated space is perfect for a pre-dinner rendezvous or a first date. Even the non-gender specific restroom is decorated in a very bold, coloful manner. The owners were tending bar the evening we went, and were very chatty and fun to interact with. We'll definitely be back!

Great little spot in town for pub favorites and a perfect pint of Guinness. We enjoy the service…read morethe best. Attentive and friendly! The food is good. Seems their kitchen crisis is over, thankfully. Full menu is available once again.

This review is going to be a little different, so please read to the end…read more I arrived soon after they opened, and was told that the kitchen wasn't open quite yet, but that the cook was supposed to be in soon. Fine. I was in no particular hurry. I had a drink. Time passed...and passed...etc. Finally, just before I was going to pay for my drinks and leave, apparently the cook arrived, and the very nice lady behind the bar apologetically came to take my order. At this point, it would take even more time to go somewhere else so I ordered what the menu calls a Philly Cheese Steak, with onion rings. The food comes out and its unlike any other "Philly Cheese Steak" I've ever had before. Two things stood out. First, it was served not on a hoagie roll like every other cheesesteak in the world, but on a kaiser roll, so that when you pick it up, of course, everything falls out onto the plate. The second thing was the complete lack of taste. I did not know that meat, cheese, onions, and peppers could be so bland. Now, you might be asking, "After that, how can you give them 4 stars?". Here's why. When the very nice lady behind the bar came to ask how it was, I was honest...it was terrible. There was a man sitting at the bar, who I assume was the owner. She spoke to him and he came over and could not have been nicer. I don't know what issues he's dealing with in the kitchen, but he didn't seem to be surprised. He agreed with what I was saying, apologized profusely, and here's the kicker...he didn't charge me for anything. Not the food, not the drinks, nothing. When I protested and tried to pay for the drinks I would have had anyway, he refused. So...4 stars. I'm going to assume that they're going through a rough patch in the kitchen, but trying hard to fix things, and more than willing to make it right. I hope it works out for them.

Your typical sports bar. I like the individual tvs at each booth. Menu had a decent selection and I…read morelike that they had a cocktail menu. Service was efficient and food was tasty. Prices were fair as well. Good for a quick bite or to catch a game.

We were looking for a place to watch Sunday football and found just the spot! Pippa's has great…read moregame day drink and food deals, as well as happy hour and other specials. We loved the chili cheese nachos and also enjoyed the fried pickles (breading is a bit thick). The full food menu has a wide range of meals - definitely something for everyone! The space is inviting and lively, with tv's everywhere, but not too much noise. Most of all, their service is exceptional! We enjoyed talking with Erin. Can't wait to watch more games here!

Food was good and great customer service. Went to hang with friends and it had a very good vibe.read more

Jack & Jills is not just a pool hall - the food is amazing!!!! The staff is also very friendly.read more

No minors under 21, no dogs. Ordinarily, this would be a deal breaker for us, since we like to roll…read moreas a Fambly. But with the Progeny at camp and the pup walked to somnolence, the Pardner and I finally had a chance to check this place out. Pros: - There's often live music -- without a cover! We saw the talented Eran Troy Danner perform. - The house-brewed beers are varied and delicious. We tried the Amarillo Sky Double IPA, Sacred Grounds Coffee Porter, and the Pirates and Parrots Island Lager, made in three very distinct styles. The Amarillo Sky reminded me of Lawson's Sip o' Sunshine, though a bit less hoppy. Pirates and Parrots would be a perfect session beer. It's fantastically refreshing in the heat. I have to wonder whether the Sacred Grounds Coffee Porter has anything to do with the excellent Sacred Grounds Coffee in Sherman, CT -- but either way, it's very tasty. - The bathrooms are clean!!! They're probably the cleanest bathrooms I've ever seen in a drinking establishment of any kind in the US. - The staff are really nice and friendly, affirmatively helpful. - There's a nice looking food menu. It was a little early for dinner, for us, but we'd love to head back... someday when we are again sans Progeny. - There is an air conditioned indoor space one can retreat to if it's really, really hot out. But the expansive outdoor area out back is where most of the action seems to be when weather permits. Cons: - No dogs allowed - No humans allowed under 21 I am tempted to ding a star because those are big fat cons for us. But... given those delicious beers, the clean bathrooms, the great live music... I can't. This place is sweet.

Housatonic River Brewing is a craft brewery that opened in New Milford, Connecticut in September…read more2018. It was founded by brewer Dave Littlefield. With brewery experience dating back to the 1980s, Littlefield had owned and operated Harbor Lights Brewing Company in Dana Point, California during the 1990s. A couple of non-brewery jobs later, Littlefield had relocated to Connecticut and looked to open a new brewery. He purchased a 7-acre property along the banks of the Housatonic River in New Milford. In addition to brewing good beer, Littlefield's goal was to create a venue that the community would appreciate and enjoy. The brewery features a large rustic taproom, a stage for live musical acts to perform, and a large seasonal beer garden under a pavilion. In addition to the housemade beer, HRB also serves wine, cider, craft cocktails, and a large menu of delicious food from their in-house kitchen. In May 2024, Littlefield purchased the former Quirk Works Brewing & Blendery space in Danbury for HRB to use as a secondary production facility. I recently visited Housatonic River Brewing for the first time. I had heard that they host a lot of live music acts and I purchased a ticket to see NYC-based Rush tribute band "Moving Pictures". I'm a HUGE Rush fan, so I was really excited to see the group perform. I arrived over an hour before the show started and grabbed a table close to the stage. There was a modest crowd when I first arrived, but the whole taproom was packed by the time the show started. After looking over the menu, I started off with a plate of "Smoked Macaroni & Cheese" (smoked bacon jalapeño macaroni & cheese) and "Cornbread" (w/ cinnamon honey butter). Afterwards, I moved onto a "Gourmet Brisket Grilled Cheese" (three cheeses between perfectly grilled rustic sourdough toast w/ bacon & jalapeños & fries). Everything was fantastic, especially that heavenly grilled cheese! Throughout my visit, I enjoyed pours of "Uncle Bock" (Doppelbock), "Less Gentle On My Mind" (Double New England IPA), and "Remedy" (Imperial Stout). They were all good, especially the latter two. Moving Pictures also gave an excellent performance to the very energetic crowd. Overall, I had quite an enjoyable evening and I hope to return to HRB!