We needed a few bottles of wine for a sail in Mystic Harbor and stopped by Spencer & Lynn. What a…read moreselection! The store isn't huge but they have an incredible selection. We wandered right up to the fridge to see the wines they already had chilled. After just a few seconds of staring up at the fridge with big wide eyes, a very helpful employee walked up and offered to help us. For the next few minutes, she described so many wines well that we wanted them all - but ultimately chose two that would fit in our wine bag. They also had bags of ice (which we needed for our wine bag) and a full liquor store selection (my husband picked up a bottle of bourbon after finding one that he couldn't live without). Our wines were wonderful (one kinda funky orange and one great pet nat), and the service was great as well. A wonderful shop for wine and other booze in Mystic!

Avoid this place by all means. Rude and beyond disrespectful customer service. To the woman that…read moreworked today, you need to work on your attitude big time! Laughable and pathetic to put it lightly!

Love Maria she gives the best service and always orders. Anything that you want that may not be in…read morestock. She keeps everything super neat, organized and clean, and I always love visiting her.

Windjammer Wine & Spirits is a decent local package store that fills a useful niche in the area…read more The standout feature here is easily the wine selection--it's surprisingly broad for a smaller shop, with a range that covers everyday bottles, reliable mid‑tier picks, and a few interesting finds you don't always see in neighborhood stores. If you're a wine shopper, this is probably one of the better stops around. The rest of the experience, though, lands squarely in the middle. The staffing is pretty "meh"--not rude, just not particularly engaged or enthusiastic. You can get what you need, but you're not likely to get recommendations, conversation, or that warm, local‑shop feel that makes a place memorable. Pricing is so‑so as well. Nothing outrageous, but nothing that makes you feel like you're getting a great deal either. It's the kind of store where you grab what you need because it's convenient, not because it's the best value in town. Overall, Windjammer is a solid 3‑star stop: reliable, convenient, and especially strong for wine, but with room to improve in service and pricing. A decent local option that could easily shine brighter with a little more attention to the customer experience. Cheers

Great selection of wines and beer, including some very hard to find beers. The manager there is…read moreextremely knowledgeable, friendly, and helpful.

Not much has changed other than size & new paint. Dick's still has the best beer selection in…read moreWesterly hands down. They seem to be getting a new brewery's offerings in all the time: Left Hand, Bruery, Shebeen. There's always something good to find here weekly. Ryan will definitely help you with suggestion or let you know when to expect that elusive beer to come in. I've ordered specialty wines before with no problem. There's plenty of hard stuff too but I stick mostly to beer. They've expanded their shelves & cooler making things more convenient. If you're local then you probably know about them but if you're heading to the beach stop by for the selection because it's top notch!

I have to say this is my favorite local package store. While there are a few other options in the…read morearea, I tend to stop here more often then any of the others. The craft beer selection is always changing and they seem to add on the latest and great releases by a lot of the local breweries. I also tend to bring wine to family functions and the staff are able to help me with my decision in pairing certain wines with a dish for the function that evening. It does help that I live in the neighborhood, so I may be a little biased. However do I recommend you stop in for some local craft beers if your visiting the area!! Cheers

Today is the last day I will ever purchase anything from Cask & Keg. The owner didn't even greet…read moreme just rang my purchase, told me the amount & took my credit card. I appreciate, I'm not a big spender there, but Kevin could at least be friendly. The staff is great!

I love Go Fish. I eat there every opportunity I get. The restaurant is gorgeous, the vibe is great,…read morethe service is friendly, and the food is bomb. Parking is never a problem. The fish is FRESH, the food is well prepared, and I haven't ordered anything that I haven't loved. The fish and chips are perfection as is the fried calamari. The lobster roll is excellent. I enjoy all of the sushi rolls that I've tried and the sashimi. Thanks Go Fish! You never disappoint! I love the new building!

This is a tough one for me, because I don't think I'd come back here if/when visiting... but I…read moredon't want to give them only 3 stars. The quality/freshness of the fish was great! But I believe this place to be in an identity crisis. They have a lot going on-- a sushi bar. A raw bar. An open kitchen. A regular bar. The menu is very asian inspired/themed, but the inside of the restaurant feels very beachy/east coast vibes. And the dining areas feel "thin" -- like there is a lot of open space. I got the PlayBoy Roll as a starter, and it took about 20 minutes. Which felt kind of long, given how many (little) people were in there. And I was a party of "1" ... BUT, I ate every bite of it, and it was delicious! For my entree, I got the grilled swordfish, which I really enjoyed! But again, it felt like it took too long... It came with a side of pineapple fried rice with microgreens on top (I picked off the microgreens... do they really go ontop of fried rice?), and some broccolini. I imagine that this place is (also) attempting to host large parties/banquets. Feels like they could be set up for that. I just think the entire thing needs a little refinement.

Beer'd Brewing Company is a craft brewery that opened in Stonington, Connecticut in November 2012…read more It was founded by husband and wife Aaron Simoncini and Precious Putnam. After enrolling in a class entitled "Beers of the World" in college, Simoncini became very interested in craft beer and soon began homebrewing. It was during this time that he gained the nickname "Beer'd". Eventually with his now-wife Putnam, Simoncini set out to open his own brewery. The couple set up shop at the Velvet Mill in Stonington. The historic building was originally home to the American Velvet Company, which operated from 1892 to 1996. Today it is a multipurpose building that is home to a thriving community of small businesses and artist studios. When Beer'd originally opened in the mill, they had just a 100-barrel system. The brewery quickly became notable for their small-batch high quality IPAs. In 2018, Beer'd opened a secondary facility at the Airport Business Park in Groton. This new 12,000-sq-ft space expanded their production capacity to 6,000 barrels. An adjoining 60-seat taproom (dubbed "Beer'd Brewing @ The Silo") opened at the Groton facility in January 2020. To differentiate the two taprooms, the original location in Stonington is now often referred to as "Beer'd Brewing @ The Mill". I first visited Beer'd in 2013 (when they were just one of a small handful of breweries in Connecticut), and I've been a huge fan of their beer ever since. They are one of my favorite Connecticut breweries and I have visited them multiple times; they were even a stop on my brewery bus tour bachelor party. I also must point out that Aaron and Precious are lovely people. I recently stopped there while I was in the area. It had been a while since my last visit and there were a few changes. In addition to the original taproom, Beer'd has set up an indoor beer garden in the center of the Velvet Mill. Patrons can enjoy some beer paired with food from one of the mill's many food vendors. Beer'd also set up a designated "Dog Den" for patrons to enjoy a beer if they have furry friends. During this visit, I enjoyed a taster flight that featured "8 Days A Week" (Pale Ale), "Stunner For the Win" (New England IPA), "An Unexpected Upgrade" (Double IPA), and "Heavy Weight-Of-Sound" (Triple IPA). They were all excellent! I plan to continue enjoying Beer'd beers for years to come!

I tried a couple of beers but none of them were good. I finally settled on an IPA but found myself…read moreonly able to drink half of it. Love the logo though, but the beer was just not good. Wanted to like this place as the logo looks like me but just couldn't :(

Grand Wine & Spirits in Mystic is the undisputed champion of beer, spirits, and mixers in town -- a…read moreplace that proves a liquor store can absolutely have personality, curation, and heart. If you care about selection, this is where you go. Full stop. Best Beer Selection They don't just stock beer -- they curate it. From local New England craft gems to hard‑to‑find seasonal drops, the shelves are always loaded, cold, and organized in a way that makes browsing actually fun. Whether you're grabbing a reliable favorite or hunting for something new, this is the spot where you'll walk out with a six‑pack you're excited about. Top‑Tier Spirits Whiskey lovers, tequila fans, rum explorers -- everyone wins here. The spirits wall is deep, diverse, and clearly built by people who know what they're doing. Premium bottles, everyday staples, and everything in between are easy to find and fairly priced. Mixers & Essentials No cocktail is left behind. Their mixer selection is surprisingly robust -- craft tonics, quality juices, garnishes, and all the little extras that turn a drink into an experience. It's the kind of place where you can build an entire bar cart in one stop. Overall Friendly staff, clean layout, and a selection that blows every other shop in the area out of the water. Grand Wine & Spirits isn't just the best in Mystic -- it's the kind of store you actually look forward to visiting. Cheers

Very disappointed by the horrible customer service of this establishment. I am 25 years old and…read moreI've been shopping at this liquor store for years and typically they don't even ask for my ID. I was shopping with my mother and my wallet was not with me.The dark haired white woman who acts like the manager was extremely rude and refused to sell us any of the wine we spent 30 minutes picking out. It's not the fact that she refused to sell us anything since I, who was not even buying the wine, didn't have my identification, but it's the fact that she displayed such appalling customer service.The other staff were extremely nice, however, this particular woman is not only costing this store money but loyal customers. We are happy to take our business to Cask n' Keg in the future.