Stopped in for a late night bite to eat after a movie. We were seated quickly. She explained that…read morethey had a limited menu at that time. Totally fine with us. She was friendly and attentive. We enjoyed our food. We really liked the sauce on the Thai chili wings. We will be back.

Place fun with multiple tables filled for small parties. Went to watch some sports as they have…read moremultiple TVs piping multiple games/sports. Place wasn't too busy. Food: went in for the typical bar fair to want some sports. This time line in for chicken wings, which I got buffalo and order of Inferno wings. Inferno was not very spicy. Not like the typical where you take a smell in your nose starts to run. Wings came out relatively quickly.(10 minutes.). Service was very quick for drinks and menu. They did didn't give me a set up/knife or napkins. Chicken wings were fried but dried up meat. So not very tasteful. Also the amount of meat on the wings or on the lower side of quantity.

I was meeting a friend who I'd never met in person before, and I was looking for somewhere sort of…read more"in the middle" where we could meet, had a diverse enough menu, and would not put us in the poor house. I've never actually been there before, but the menu looked like it had a diverse number of options for anyone's tastes, was not wildly overpriced, and to be honest, as a walker as opposed to a frequent driver, I've always been fascinated by the "tables for ladies" ad on the window. Hey, I'm a lady - and so is she - so there will certainly be a table for us! We chose to eat outside, which was perhaps not the best decision, as it is just loud there in the middle of the day, which is no fault of the restaurant's, but my friend did ask the waiter if they could possibly lower the music being piped into the outdoor seating area more than once, as it was already loud enough from the street traffic, and that request was not accommodated. Meh, I can let it slide, even though he could have just said, "no, we can't do that" instead of saying, "yes, of course" each time. Honesty is always the best policy, right? I ordered the veggie wrap with fries - which is a rare splurge for me - and it was perfectly cooked with a well-balanced flavors, properly grilled, marinated just enough, not overstuffed and everything stayed together through the whole meal - which is an A+ right there. It was large and I reheated the other half the next day, and same thing - it was just as good as it was when it was fresh from the kitchen. I've kind of been craving it since I had it. I am usually not a mayo fan at all, notoriously so, but their pesto mayo knocked it out of the park -- and I absolutely love that they serve it on the side, as I find , by default, many restaurants over-sauce anything - and even order burgers with ketchup on the side, as I prefer to taste the sandwich not the sauce, which is meant to complement, not overpower. The fries were shoestring, and yet perfectly cooked and not overly, nor under salted - and not a burnt one was in sight. Just based on this dish, it is clear they take care and pay attention to detail in their kitchen and I definitely would go back. My dining partner also had a wrap she loved, and had cole slaw with hers. We shared the fries and cole slaw. I loved the addition of cilantro to the slaw, but that was the one dish I found to be somewhat lacking -- it was a bit dry. I took the leftovers home, added a little extra mayo, a dab of ground mustard, and the tiniest bit of white vinegar (proportionate to the amount left) and served it as a side with a burrito I made my husband for dinner. He loved it. As those ingredients are the basic core of my cole slaw recipe, I think they gave me a new recipe to work with when I am making a slaw to go with Mexican food, as it worked SO well. (I also tied it together with a squeeze of lime - because what goes better with cilantro than lime?) Nonetheless, it was inspired of their chef(s) to add cilantro to cole slaw -- and I wish I had thought of it. Thank you for that inspiration to wow my Mexican relatives! I will be back and can't wait to see what other treasures are on their menu. I most unfortunately have an allergy to all fish and shellfish, so there are things I cannot try -- which is a running issue for me anywhere I go -- but I know there are many great meals there ahead of me.

Walking around Norwalk and we decided to stop in for a bite to eat and enjoy the sunset. The…read moreserver was attentive and friendly. The New England clam chowder was one of the best that we've ever had. Crab cake, rice and veggies was very good and a big portion. My husband really liked his burger. Everything was delish. Would definitely stopping again based on this visit. Only wish there was more lighting on the patio. We couldn't really even see our food

We stopped in for lunch and had a great experience -- friendly staff, fast service, and portions…read morethat definitely don't leave you hungry. The Crock of Chili came out piping hot with melted cheddar, jalapeño, sour cream, and tortilla chips, rich and hearty from the first spoonful. The Breaded Popcorn Shrimp was crisp and well‑seasoned with a wasabi dipping sauce that added just the right kick. We ordered the Peremech Sandwich twice -- Tut's spiced ground beef wrapped in pastry with bouillon, sour cream, soy sauce, and sautéed onion -- unique, savory, and surprisingly filling. The soft‑shell crab sandwich was the standout, fresh and cooked perfectly. Overall, great staff, very good service, and large portions make Rory's a dependable spot for a solid lunch.

We were coming southbound on I-95 and wanted a quick bite to eat so decided to hit the Darien…read moreDiner. For a Sunday at 1pm, It was packed- 20 minute wait so we ended up at Rory's just down the road. My sister got the eggs Benedict, father and I both started with the French onion soup and we split a crab sandwich. The waitress was super kind and they even split the crab sandwich on two plates with fries which was nice as some places just give you the meal and an extra plate. I would definitely recommend going to Rory's if you feel like skipping the line at the diner and the diner-esque food. It wasn't packed, service was great, we didn't feel rushed and the food was very good.

Beware of the bartender: I caught him "rounding up" a regular draft beer to $10. Normally, an $8…read moreprice.

Here's their robust menu! The owner is so friendly and the locals make you feel at home once you…read moreenter the atmosphere.

My go to spot for comfort food after a long day of work. Not to mention that Larry, Nicole, and the…read morerest of the crew are consistently hospitable and genuinely kind.

Stopped here as it's a DDD which means Guy Fieri ate here on Food Network. The place has indoor and…read moreoutdoor seating which is amazing as you sit right on the water. Clam chowder was amazing!

Cherry Street East has been a New Canaan staple since 1977 and is often called the town's "hometown…read morepub." We stopped in for lunch and had a great experience. The service was friendly and attentive, and the food was very good. We started with the Cajun Popcorn Shrimp with chipotle dipping sauce, which had a nice kick and was perfectly cooked. For lunch we ordered the El Niño Grilled Salmon Wrap with citrus tartar sauce, lettuce, and tomato in a flour wrap, and the Buffalo Chicken Wrap with lettuce, red onion, and bleu cheese. Both wraps were fresh, flavorful, and generously portioned. Overall, a solid lunch with great service and consistently good food. Definitely worth stopping by if you're in New Canaan. 4 stars.

I LOVE Cherry Street and have been frequenting this restaurant for many years. The comfortable pub…read morefeel, friendly owners and servers, my favorite burgers on fresh rolls and many other great menu choices that are very reasonably priced are just some of the reasons I keep coming back. It really is the perfect casual and friendly atmosphere with good food to meet up with friends.

I got the nachos and marg pitcher for happy hour with a friend. $27.50 for both! It was delicious…read moreand the staff were all wonderful. I definitely will be coming back!

All around it was an okay experience at Dry Dock. My friend had been here before but said that this…read moretime was not as good as previous. The waitstaff was not very attentive or helpful and ended up arguing with another table over the food order. Additionally, the prices were a little too high for mostly basic bar food. I expect high prices in this area but paying $20 for a burger and fries when the bun is thick and dry does not make me want to come back. Overall just nothing special about this place - but they do have tvs with sports on if that's what you're looking for.

The original of a good restaurant idea. I recently moved to Norwalk in Feb but I have know about…read moreBJ Ryan's, when as a minister next door to Unity of Norwalk, I would be taken there for Brunch. Always an enjoyable time. When I moved in the area I knew that i would have a staple food place. I was mailed coupons after I became a resident allowing me to dine at the 3 places with very decant discounts to other other locations that I was unaware of. What a blessing and treat! To make a long story short, I never used the discounts until I tried each place, GLADLY going back to East Norwalk and BJ Banc. I have been back a lot, Now to Main street. Yes, a Monday with a Skelton staff tonight on July 27.. meaning they were DEAD on arrival. They was one man at the bar at 6:45 dining when I came in... I was not greeted for a bit and the barkeep, Heather I think, was very less than enthusiastic. I ordered a Pub Burger, always a good start with Onion ring side. The sides are relatively expensive to the entree, this being a burger. $6.00 for Onion Rings? Having lived in Manhattan for my 69 years I said well go for it. 6 quarter size burnt onion left overs from another order were placed in front of me. I said to her, this is $6 Onion Rings? Without a word spoken she was in the kitchen and in NO tome... 6 Onion Sized Rings were produced under cooked. The Burger. I aske for RARE to Medium being pink.... it came out DEAD! No customers, no dialogue as she was on her cell, I spent over $40 including 2 beers . I am saddened as I like this place. Why be open every day of the week, with bad staff, not being engaging and poorly served food. Open 365 may be for those that are desperate.. I am not. But I want the Main St BJ to be what I remembered and the standard of East Norwalk and Banc. I would gladly post my name here because this review is meant to be a retrospect of something that I feel is the poor sister. I wish someone would be in touch with me... you are losing steam on this one.

We had a lovely waitress who was very efficient but the food did not come through. It's restaurant…read moreweek and you got a couple of choices - I figured simpler is better at pubs so I ordered the flank steak with mashed potatoes and vegetables. The chimichurri sauce was terrible- so much acidity to it. Mashed potatoes seemed to be from a package too. Not my thing.