We were surprised to learn that we had arrived @ the Mashantucket Pequot Museum & Research Center…read moreon Closing Day of the Season. As a result, choices @ the Pequot Museum Cafe were severely limited. The Cashier had a penciled list of what remained in the Kitchen. Bison Burger was good, I enjoy eating various Game meats in Colorado & other states. Soups & Wraps my Friends ate didn't look very appetizing. "Boyland Cane Cola" tasted weird to me, a Dr. Pepper afficionado.

Cold soup, uncooked crab cakes (sans-crab), uncooked quohog fritters (sans-quohog)... Do…read moreyourself a favor, and STAY AWAY !!!! Thankfully, they refunded my insanely overpriced $50 check, but there's not enough money in Switzerland to make me try to eat here again... UGH! Additionally, the food in the photos does not REMOTELY resemble the slop served-up cafeteria-style in this sorry excuse for a "cafe". If I could opt for ZERO stars, I would.

This place is great for a quick bite or if you are seeking that special dessert. Food is excellent…read moreand plentiful Highly recommend the steak sandwich.

Atmosphere is loud, boisterous and kitschy. Do you really want to pay casino prices & have to put…read moreup with the "influencer" crowd. Nah. Some of the food is tasty, but for the most part this place is a tourist trap. $47 for a drink with little to no alcohol is wild. So you have a cotton candy machine, big fuckin deal. Once is enough for me

I cannot say enough great things about Allyson and Full Heart Farm. The food is of exceptional…read morequality, and it is the most affordable way that I know of to get the pasture raised, organic chicken, pork and produce I am looking for. It also helps me plan my weekly meals to have specific things coming from my farm share that I know about ahead of time. The weekly newsletters are always helpful, interesting and fun to read. The fact that the farm is so close to me is great too - it's convenient and I like supporting local small businesses. My toddler loves coming with me to pick up our share too, to see the animals and play with little farmer Henry!

I remember coming to the Orchard years ago. It was nice to see them at a festival this weekend. I…read moregrabbed a half gallon of the apple cider- cost was a little high at seven dollars. However, the site was super sweet and light and made the best apple cider margaritas!

I have been patronizing HOLMBERG'S for literally 40 years. My granddaughter, who is close to 40,…read moreswoons for their apple crisp. My late husband loved it, too. Their pies, especially the quiches, are as good as most homemade. I brought 3 quiches to a church breakfast, and they were such a hit, someone always gets them now. The apples are so good, I've been spoiled and don't buy supermarket ones ever. Same for pears. Barrel pickles. Their cookies were my husband's favorites. Fancy deserts are a bit pricy, but very good. Spring and summer plant selection is limited, but always top quality. Same for the produce. Delicious local dairy products -- try Sweet Grass Creamery milk! Salem Valley Farms ice cream. A lot of touristy goodies if you like that stuff. Staff always friendly and helpful.

At Foxwoods anyplace we tried to dine at either required a reservation or had over an hour wait. We…read morewere starving. Around the Tanger outlets I noticed Pokemoto. This is a lot more casual of an eatery and certainly didn't require much of a wait. Pokemoto offers very similar dishes to sushi except it's in a bowl and not rolls. You may customize your bowl or select an option from the menu. We got the Hawaiian Bowl and The Sweet & Spicy Shrimp. After you place your order you may add certain toppings to it. The young man making our bowls was very fast and efficient. These bowls were a generous size and I was pretty impressed with how much shrimp was in the shrimp bowl. The Hawaiian bowl featured Ahi Tuna, cilantro, sweet onions and spicy mayo. The Shrimp bowl featured a ton of fresh shrimp, corn and jalapeños. Both of them were very flavorful, fresh and filling. At Pokemoto they also serve bubble tea. We enjoyed our meals at Pokemoto.

Hubby & I enjoy visiting Foxwoods Casino & we stay regularly at Fox Tower. The construction of the…read moreTanger Outlets & "fast food" restaurants was a welcome addition. Sometimes you want to eat something healthy & not spend $100 doing it. Pokemoto to the rescue! We share a large BYO poke. Hubby loves toppings so I always ask if we can have the mixed grains & brown rice in a separate bowl. We get a combo of ahi tuna & salmon - 3 scoops total. Then he goes to town ordering pretty much everything on the mix-ins, toppings & crunch menus! We usually get the sesame ginger dressing mixed in with the poke & ask for the wasabi aioli & chili garlic oil on the side. It is filling, delicious, fresh, crunchy & satisfying without weighing you down as you wander around the casino!

We have dined in the Vegas location but honestly enjoyed this experience more. The Wellington was…read morebeyond exceptional. Melt in your mouth and well seasoned. The salmon was flavorful and well cooked to a great medium rare. The oysters were so plump and delicious that we wished we would have gotten then dozen portion. Service was efficient and friendly and the dining room had lots of nods to the show. There is Gordon and show merch available as well if you are interested.

It's all about the experience! Our family travelled here for this restaurant, essentially, although…read morewe enjoyed many amenities at the Grand Pequot Resort. We had reservations, thankfully. Unfortunately, we were placed in a side room, we would have rather been in the main room where the action takes place. It was nice for conversation, but lacked the excitement we had hoped for. Dinners were rather average. We had amongst our group: steaks, chateaubriand, salad and chicken. None stood out. And the steaks were not cooked well to order. The very best course was dessert. We tried several and the sticky toffee pudding was out of this world! I'm not sure I will return, maybe.

The sushi was five-star - fresh, flavorful, and some of the best I've had in a while. Perfectly…read moreprepared rolls and nigiri with great rice and toppings that really stood out. The ramen was also great - rich broth, good noodles, and satisfying all around. Everything came out hot and well-balanced. This Morimoto spot in the Great Cedar concourse at Foxwoods has a nice casual vibe with solid service. Great option if you're at the casino and craving quality Japanese food without breaking the bank on fine dining. Portions were generous, and the whole meal hit the spot.

Don't get me wrong, service was phenomenal and presentation was great. But the cuisine was less…read morethan meh. Tried the tantan but was heavily disappointed. The ground pork was awfully sweet to the point I had to spit it back out. The Tonkatsu pork was tender, but too tender. I couldn't grab it with my chopsticks without it breaking on me. The noodles had a nice texture. The broth was okay. Probably the only thing that ticked me off was the one worker who had to yell "hey!" to the cooks in the back. I'm not sure if he was an audio replacement for a bell or what, but like every time he yelled, I would jump. Like it's not comfortable for me to eat and hear someone yell with a tone that sounds like a fight is about to start. Also, compared to the local ramen shops and franchises in my area, their ramen is $2 more than my local area and tastes worse. I would either starve at the casino or make sure I'm fed before going again.

Located across from Starbucks and Cedars Steakhouse at Foxwoods Resort Casino this little candy…read moreshop opened during Labor Day Weekend this year (2014) as part of the casinos retail concourse face lift. While small, this place really packs a punch with it's charm and variety of offerings. The staff tries to great everyone who comes in and the decor is very colorful/whimsical featuring a chandelier that looks like it's made of different colors of rock candy and chocolate sculptures. There seems to be a few different sections...Jelly Belly, M&Ms, retro candy, seasonal stuff, jewelry, gummies, pillows (some scented!), stationary, bacon themed stuff (wha?), loose individually wrapped candy you can buy by the pound (reasonable at $7.95 and since it's wrapped you can put some back if you think you are spending too much), and a bakery case that holds really fancy cupcakes and Cronuts (croissant donuts). For being in the casino the prices are really reasonable on most things and downright cheap on other things (you can get a lolly pop for 25 cents or a huge pixy stick for 75 cents). The things that run a premium on price seems to be the jewelry, a few of the stuffed animals, and the cupcakes/cronuts. That said they offer discounts for veterans, tribal members, and certain players cards (King, Ace, Royal) and take players points. I got a seasonal set of jelly bellys that had eggnog and candy cane flavors that were great and a selection of cupcakes and cronuts to try with my friends. If you want to splurge I TOTALLY recommend a pumpkin spice cronut (although Cinnamon Sugar and Maple Pecan were awesome too). SOOO GOOD...while I didn't get a ton of pumpkin flavor, I got that melt on your tongue nutmeggy cinnamon sweetness that was just amazing. The Cookies & Cream, Salted Caramel, and S'more cupcakes were REALLY good too. Very rich though.. glass of milk or coffee is definitely a must nearby. There is a lot of icing/filling to cake ratio (which I enjoy) and they are very pretty so I definitely feel like I'm getting a special treat for the price. Overall I say take a quick cruise through to see if they have anything to interest you (or samples they do from time to time) and then you'll know where to go to get a fairly decent priced sweet treat to sit with you at your table/slot machine/during a show/or after dinner.

So fun! The lighting of this shop it bright, cheerful and…read moreinviting. Not only do they carry all of your candy favorites, but there was also a great assortment of newer items and gifts that your wouldn't expect to find. An Oreo scented candle? Socks? Pickle cotton candy are just to name a few. We stopped in a few weeks ago during spring break while waiting for the arcade to open, wasn't too busy.

it is impossible to miss this place! The lighting is so bright and cheerful that it basically…read morepulled me in the door. It's one of those shops that is just genuinely fun to walk around in, whether you're a kid or just a nostalgic adult. They have a massive selection...everything from the classic candies you loved as a kid to newer treats and even Sanrio/Hello Kitty items as well as imported Kit Kats etc. The novelty gift section is always entertaining to browse, I found a snippy plushie. the setup here was clean and well maintained. Pro-tip: It can get a little pricey if you aren't careful, so keep an eye on your bag weight! Overall, it's a high-energy, "giddy with joy" kind of spot that's worth a stop for the vibes alone.

This place is a gem! My sister and I stopped by for some Filipino treats, and we were not…read moredisappointed. In comparison to another Filipino store near us, this store had more variety available for groceries. The prices are a bit steep, but for the selection of goods available it wasn't terrible. I will not be able to stop by often due to distance, but if I am around I would like to get more treats!

this store owners ARE THEIFS!!! their prices are HIGHER than any other asian market recently bought…read moreSKY FLAKE CRACKERS they charged me $15.00 the normal price @ new Asia market is $10.00 & sues Chinese market in westerly RI is $9.00 stay away from that store call & ask price for item then call Asia market 860-449-2273 SAVE YOURSELF SOME MONEY!!! SHAME ON YOU BAD NAME FOR FILLIPINOS