We were invited here by my dear friend/ old neighbor. We were very happy to have a day together…read morewith our friends we haven't seen in years! The lake felt amazing was enjoyable not to many people were there on Monday , so we had plenty of relaxing time at the lake . The environment was so cool we went hiking around the neighborhood and every turn was something different to see. I enjoyed looking at what some of the owners done with the trailer home or RV's . Nice family oriented neighborhood. I will be looking forward to spending more time here again soon before it closes for the winter . Here's some pictures

Hidden gem. Haven't tried the food here, but the people are super quick, attentive, and nice. Live…read moremusic on the weekends makes for a good time, especially right on the water when it gets nice out. Definitely purely come check this place out if you're in the area, and give it a go!

Frequent patrons of this spot. Great food, excellent service! Everything you want from your local…read moreneighborhood bar and eatery.

Food is delicious and servers are so friendly. It's our go to place! Never had a bad meal here.read more

I went here on a super snowy evening for a speed dating event and really enjoyed the casual,…read morecomfortable, welcoming vibe. I tried the sweet vanilla cider which was fantastic! Staff was friendly and helpful! Plenty of parking (free!)! I'd definitely return as they had a lot of food, drinks (beer, wine, ciders), and rooms/spaces to sit available!

Service. Extremely poor. Actually non existent. Apathetic…read more Listless. They obviously did not alleviate the fact that they have a job

If I could give them 5 more stars I would that's how fantastic their pizza is and I'm originally…read morefrom NYC!! Authentic yet unique and DELICIOUS ALL THE WAY TILL THE END!!! I won't go anywhere in CT for pizza.. just Danny's!! Oh... And the staff.. The family.. AMAZING FRIENDLY AWESOME PEOPLE!!!

I really wanted to like my order but there was one thing missing on everything, seasoning…read more I got the baked potato pizza. It looked fantastic. But it's hard to season once the potatoes are covered up. It fell flat because the potatoes underneath needed salt and pepper. And it was overall dry. It needed some moisture from a white sauce or butter on potatoes or olive oil.. Real green onions instead of jar dried chives could have also elevated this pizza. The garlic romano wings were cooked perfectly, but again no salt or pepper. I couldn't taste the garlic or Romano. Non detectable. And blue cheese and celery are not included. In fact, there's an up charge for a tiny blue cheese which the cashier charged me for but didn't want to give me because he was confusing the sour cream from the pizza. Just an ok from me. Everything fell flat.

Came here for a concert but the decor and the atmosphere was so cool. Bartenders were great. The…read moreservice was awesome and I definitely need to come back here and try the food. If you're here to see a concert, most definitely worth coming. The sound acoustics in the upstairs section was awesome.

Gotta say, it's a nice spot! Located right across the street from the Opera house is a nice touch…read more The food was great! Our server was nice and reasonably priced. They have cool bands too!

Not bad local diner, little pricy…read more Came here because it's one of the few breakfast spots I've yet to try. Made the trek and found a small diner at the end of a strip. It's a homey spot, lots of seating and the staff was very friendly. I opted for the Irish Benedict, so I can try their hash and their eggs. Food came quickly, I took my pics then took my bites. The eggs were poached well, hollandaise is creamy and rich, English muffins toasted and buttered, and the hash was a little gummy and mushy. Whatever they mixed with it made the texture not so great. For 18 bucks, it was mostly executed right but stumbled on the one element that increased the price point. As an eggs Benedict, it was good but pricy for what you get. For the area, it's a solid diner spot. It's good, but just a little high for the quality.

It's been over a year since my last visit, but Angelina's is still in "the rotation" for our…read moremonthly get together. "Our" consisted of four of us this time. Sophie, our waitress, greeted and seated us. BTW, the joint was jumping at 9:40. Angelina's makes their own CBH, which is always a plus. So, I opted for a CBH omelet w rye toast and home fries. Chuckles had a western omelet; Manic Mike two eggs over w ham steak, potatoes, and rye; finally, my fried Crash Test Dummy Ron had a Belgian waffle, real(!) maple syrup, blueberries, and a side of sausage links (4). Food came quickly considering the crowd. Sophie kept us over caffeinated while we waited. The interested thing about the omelets is that the cook adds CBH (or western ingredients, in Chuckles' case) to the top, in addition to the inside. My omelet was excellent. My only quibble - the toast was more like warm bread than toast. Polling the crowd produced an average of 4 stars, coincidentally my rating. I am definitely a fan.

Such an authentic Italian deli. I have been going religiously this summer. The sandwiches are…read moredelicious and large!! Everyone is so friendly and helpful! The space is so amazing to walk around in.

After seeing the advertisement for the lobster roll in the Springfield republican newspaper for a…read morecouple of weeks now, I decided to get 2 of them for a late lunch for my wife and I. What a huge mistake! At $20.00 each, I didn't expect an overstuffed roll, but I did expect it to at least resemble the one pictured in the advertisement. It was nothing like that, in fact it was more like something you would expect from a gas station or convenience store. The bread to lobster ratio is 80/20 and where in new England do you find thick iceberg lettuce at the bottom of your bun?? The lobster meat itself was what I can only describe as processed, ground mystery material with a couple of claw tips thrown in to make it look good, but only added a chalky texture to this disgrace of a new England staple! Stick to what you know Frigos, like your American-Italian entrees and grinders. If I could have given 0 stars, I would have!!

Great quality and quantity!! This is one of the best…read moreItalian spots around Enfield. We ordered their house pizza, eggplant rollatini & chicken sorentino & none of the food disappointed us. Everything tasted great & the quantity was big enough to give us 2 meals. They have lots of outdoors seating & gluten free options.

Decided on Italian last night, found this restaurant on Grok. Came in and was seated right away…read more The place had an old rustic feel to it. Our server was very nice and attentive. Started with arancini and friend calamari. The calamari sauce was extremly heavy on garlic, quite over powering. Then we ordered our entrées. Eggplant parm for my sister in law, my nephew got Margherita pie, my husband a hamburger and I got salmon risotto. My risotto was not bad, but the salmon had no taste. There was no fresh mozzarella for the Margherita pie which was disappointing. disappointing. Overall the food was just okay, nothing stood out.

The food was ok but it took a while and the place wasn't all that busy. The staff was friendly and…read moreattentive. What was crazy was the bill. For two eggs, (which they wouldn't make poached) home fries and hash the bill was $27 which is expensive for one person.

Seven of us (six sinners and Father Ron) recently broke bread after Mass... our monthly ritual,…read morealthough there are about 20 churches and 30 eateries on our dance card. Our wait time wasn't too long considering the somewhat smallish interior. Once seated, service was good. Our orders were varied. I had a Swiss and Jalapeno omelet, rye toast, no potatoes. Demanding Dan had his usual meat lover's omelet (double sausage, bacon, no ham). Newbie Garrett had an amazing egg sandwich with a month's worth of bacon. Food was very good, as was service. I polled six of us (all but Fr Ron). Scores ranged from a low of 3 (DD) to a high of 5 (John), with an average of 4, which was my rating. Good food, reasonable, good service. 4 stars

I took my kids here the other day when the wait for ihop (my kids choice, not mine) was too long. I…read morecouldn't have been happier for that outcome. I think the ihop in Enfield is well above most others, but The Farmers House was something else entirely. The food was so good and the kids talked about it all day. The staff were quick and friendly, but busy. We all got something different (French toast, an omelette, and kids pancakes) and each of the three of us were very pleased with our choices. They don't do anything here you haven't had before, but they do everything very well. The only thing I could say was not great, and I hate complaining about things like this, is the parking. I know that's got little to do with the restaurant itself, but it is not the easiest spot to get in and out of, especially with everything going on at the X lately.

We really wanted to like this cute restaurant. It is nicely decorated, the waitstaff was friendly,…read moreand the food was mostly pretty good. However, our party of four waited 50 minutes for our breakfast. Even coffee took quite a while to arrive. A canned coke was delivered 20 minutes after ordering. Three out of the four entrees were served after waiting for 50 minutes, the other one took an additional 5 minutes and we waited for another 5 minutes to receive the side. The food was mostly good - Omelet was chock full of meat and was delicious. Bacon was really good. Burger was average and fried chicken was kind of meh - crispy, but very dry. We did enjoy the live acoustic music. It was great to hear live music in the morning since most places only have it at night. However, the excessive wait for food really overshadowed the rest of our visit. Oh well.....