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    Jeremiah's Restaurant

    4.4 (37 reviews)
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    Dogs allowed

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    Grilled salmon
    Caroline C.

    Great, relaxed dinner! The service is friendly and accommodating, and we didn't feel rushed at all even though we stayed a while. We got the Atlantic mussels, crab stuffed sole and grilled salmon. Great flavors and sauces! It's a nice environment though I wish the AC were stronger. Would recommend!

    Street Entry
    Eric S.

    Jeramiah's is serving main‑character energy from the moment you walk through the door. This place doesn't just do dinner -- it stages an experience. Think elevated steakhouse meets coastal charm, wrapped in a vibe that says, "Relax, you're about to eat very, very well." Let's start with the amuse bouche, because honestly, more restaurants should bring this level of ceremony to the table. A tiny, perfect bite that sets the tone -- thoughtful, flavorful, and just indulgent enough to make you lean back and say, "Oh, we're doing this tonight." The drink specials? Dangerous in the best possible way. Creative without being gimmicky, balanced, and clearly crafted by someone who knows their way around a shaker. You can tell they're not phoning it in -- these cocktails have personality. And then... the prime rib. The star. The reason you cancel your other dinner plans. Tender, deeply seasoned, and cooked with the kind of confidence that only comes from a kitchen that knows exactly what it's doing. Every slice feels like a small celebration. Service is top‑tier -- warm, attentive, and genuinely invested in making the night feel special. The staff strikes that perfect balance between polished and personable, and the whole place hums with a relaxed, upscale energy that makes you want to linger. Now, the one critique -- and it's a real one: no kids' menu. I love a good Wagyu moment, but a $28 Wagyu burger for a six‑year‑old feels... ambitious. Delicious, sure. Practical? Not so much. A couple kid‑friendly options would go a long way for families who want to enjoy a great meal without taking out a small loan for the under‑10 crowd. But even with that quirk, Jeramiah's absolutely earns its five stars. It's a standout dining experience -- thoughtful, flavorful, and confidently elevated without ever feeling pretentious. A must‑visit for anyone who appreciates great food, great service, and a night out that feels like an occasion. Cheers

    From their website

    I live in Mystic, and have been aware that Jeremiah's had only opened it's doors about this time last year, but had yet to have a chance to try it out. Today was the day, while downtown for the Mystic Outdoor Art Festival. After looking at the menus on their website, and seeing the prices listed, I decided to give the Tavern a try, for their lobster roll in particular. Was fairly quiet and was wide open seating at the bar. No sooner do I sit down, while glancing at the draft beer menu, I'm told their entire beer tap system had just gone down, and they were going to need their vendor to come and attempt repairs. So no draft beer at all. That's unfortunate, especially on a weekend, art festival weekend no less. And, the bartender commented that their cooling system was old and needed to be upgraded. That's not good. So I ordered a bottle beer, off the not very extensive bottle menu, with no offered discount. Strike one. Next, as I'm looking over the menu, I notice that the pricing on a fair amount of the menu is not the same as what they have on their website. Just to name a few: bowl of clam chowder on their website $10, restaurant menu $14. 40% increase! Lobster roll with fries on their website $30, restaurant menu $32. And so on, and so on.... I bring that up to the bartender, and he has no idea, but says he'll let the manager know. That was the last I heard of that. Then, a while later, coincidentally, the manager comes behind the bar to retrieve something, and asks if everything is ok and do I need anything. I bring up the price discrepancy and show him, he's surprised himself, and says that they have a whole team that handles the site, etc, and that he'll let them know. But thanked me for noticing and pointing it out. No offer to honor the online price or anything. No comp on a simple beer. Nothing. Ok, strike 2. So, I enjoyed my beer, lobster roll and fries (although I wouldn't get the Best of Both Worlds Lobster Roll again, not for me), and requested the check. No surprise, nothing taken off the bill. Now, I'm not out for any kind free ride, and I always pay for good quality food, and start my tipping at 20%. But, this is certainly not the kind of service I would have expected given the circumstances. Your taps are broke, you make allowances, you're still not losing money on your bottle beer, we all know that. And, if you've got differences between your online website and your actual menus, that's a problem. That could actually be considered false advertising. So, in summary, I'd like to think I'll go back and give them another try. Let's not forget that the locals are gonna be the only thing that keep a lot of those Mystic restaurants afloat, especially throughout the winter, etc. The owners of Jeremiah's owns several other restaurants in Mystic, so they're not losing a dime in making things like this right. Hopefully this was a really off day all around for them, and they can learn from things like this, and take this good constructive feedback, and make things right going forward. Thank you.

    Fish n chips
    Paige V.

    4.5 stars! Jeremiah's tavern has great food and great vibes. The tavern is below the restaurant where the outside patio is. The food was delicious and arrived quickly. Drinks were yummy and the service was great with friendly staff. The area downstairs is small so it can get loud, especially because there's a bar down there as well, so just be aware if you're looking for something on the quiet side. Perk is that they have their own little parking lot (a few spots) but still a win in Mystic! Definitely recommend.

    Inside bar seating
    David Z.

    Note currently soft opening with bar and patio seating with full dining room to open shortly so stay tuned!! Great new place to enjoy some good eats and drinks in Mystic!!! Christy was amazing at the bar slinging drinks for large parties and taking care of the bar area as well. Very friendly and professional interactions from the whole staff which was great! Good selection of beer, wine and liquor to choose from. Menu has a bit of everything to keep everyone appeased! The hot honey chicken sandwich was great and service was fast! Great atmosphere with music in the background able to still have conversations easily! Looking forward to coming again when dining room opens to fully experience the newest establishment in the waterfront!!

    Jenn H.

    My mom was in town visiting and we were attending an event in Mystic and wanted somewhere to eat afterwards. We ate downstairs in the tavern at Jeremiah's. The menu had several things that sounded good. My mom decided to get a burger; she rarely eats meat but it sounded good to her that night. She said it was the best she's had. It was really well seasoned and super flavorful. I had the fish sandwich and really enjoyed it as well. We got the cornbread appetizer as a dessert and it was amazing! The honey butter had a touch of spice, there were sweet and salty notes in the cornbread... just perfect. We loved the ambiance and service as well. My mom loved it so much, we ended up adjusting plans so we could go back another night. I tried the burger and clam chowder this time. It was just as good as the first meal we had. I highly recommend trying the tavern and I'll have to head back to eat upstairs in the restaurant as well.

    Dry chicken blt and a few fries.

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    Very good cocktails and steak. Love the candles and service as well! Parking is okay in the evening.

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    very friendly gave us a really nice seating area food drinks came fast we will go back

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    Great service and menu in downtown Mystic within view of river and boats. Fun people and dog watching.

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    Was there for their soft opening and the food was great. Best clam chowder and crispy oysters that I have had.

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