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    Noah's

    3.8 (269 reviews)
    Closed 7:45 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    Classy
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating

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    Clams

    We got there around 3pm on a Sunday and were able to take advantage of the happy hour menu/pricing. The clams were a great value and delicious. All the wait staff were very friendly and attentive. I got the Cobb salad and my family got the burgers and quesadillas. Everything was very delicious and generous portions. The restaurant has a nice comfortable arty vibe with photographs of the beach and other scenery and portraits everywhere on a cute street in Stonington. Really enjoyed our experience

    Espresso martini is to die for here, and the deserts are out of this world
    Eric S.

    Noah's is absolutely my favorite locally made dessert dining establishment. It's a super quaint 1970s built establishment on Water Street in stonington burrough that has that cheers vibe.. You know...where everyone knows your name!! That is honestly one of the most enticing things about stopping here for a coffee and a dessert. You just never know who you'll sit down next to and strike up a conversation with. (I do recommend sitting at the bar and taking part in good old fashioned face to face conversations. Something so liberating about relating to people of all walks of life, if I do say so myself) While they offer brunch, lunch, happy hour, dinner, drinks, as well as desserts, I often think of Noah's as the best desserts in the entire burrough of stonington. They hand make the Desserts right on property and are always being updated on their website. As I right this review I'm double checking the most recent options.. here is today's dessert menu list as taken directly from their website èBourbon Pecan Caramel Bread Pudding Served Warm with House Made Caramel Sauce & Whipped Cream ...Strawberry Blueberry Crisp Served Warm with a Scoop Vanilla Ice Cream ...Chocolate Mousse Topped with Whipped Cream Peach Cobbler Warmed and Served with Vanilla Ice Cream Brown Derby Warm Brownie topped with a Scoop of Vanilla Ice Cream, Whipped Cream, Chocolate Sauce and Chocolate Curls Affogato Vanilla Ice Cream & Shot of Espresso Add Grand Marnier or Fratello 6 Key Lime Pie with Graham Cracker Crust and Whipped Cream I would recommend sharing them all because you won't be able to choose just one! Cheers

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    Arthur N.

    Returning from a visit with relatives in Maine, my companion and I overnighted in Mystic, Connecticut. The next morning, after checking out of our hotel, we spent a few pleasant hours strolling about the Mystic Seaport Museum before paying a call at Noah's Restaurant in nearby Stonington. Highly recommended by a friend, we thought this would be the perfect spot to enjoy a casual light lunch before heading back to Pennsylvania. Making its debut in 1979, Noah's has become something of a Stonington institution. Located on the corner of Church and Water Streets, the restaurant is domiciled in two adjoining storefronts, one given over to a convivial horseshoe-shaped bar, the other to a pleasant dining area. Homey & Comfortable are the words that best describe the scene; and I sense this the moment we cross the threshold and behold the profusion of meetings and greetings. It's quite apparent that the lunchtime crowd here is comprised almost entirely of locals - on this particular occasion, it appeared that we were the only out of towners in the house - which is usually a good sign. Certain segments of the menu change on a daily basis. The day of our visit, for example, there were possibilities ranging from Turkey & Brie Sub to Grilled New York Strip Steak, Seafood Spaghetti, and Pan-Roasted Monkfish. Then, of course, there's also an assortment of Appetizers, Salads, House Made Noodles, Hamburgers & Sandwiches, and an interesting number of make-your-own Boro Bowls. Of particular interest to us, however, was the section of the menu celebrating Oktoberfest. Included were such substantial entrées as Sauerbraten with spaetzle & braised red cabbage and House-Made Pork Schnitzel with vegetable & mashed potatoes... both of which we deemed a tad on the heavy side for a "casual light" lunch. We settled on the choice of Wurst(s). And, interestingly enough, we both decided on the Bratwurst, which was poached in beer and served with German potato salad, juniper apple kraut, and ramekin of zippy mustard. The dish came in two portion sizes... We both ordered the diminutive version. The shared dessert - Blueberry Pie garnished with vanilla ice cream - was something of a mixed bag. I enjoyed the flavor and consistency of the pie, my companion did not. The real problem, however, was the crust, which was so hard and unyielding that it was almost impossible to cut, even with a knife. Bottom Line: My companion and I really did enjoy Noah's laid-back, casual ambiance... but we were also in agreement that the food (at least what we sampled) could have been a good deal better.

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    Arthur S.

    Stopped in for a drink...amazing service at the bar! Old 19th century vibe with great bourbon selection and some craft cocktails mixed in. I had the "what the Fig?" Fig Brandy, Apple brandy, chartreuse, and lemon. Very well balanced. Loved the drink, but it's seasonal so get it while you can. My uncle got the buffalo trace and coke. I would never mix coke with such a good bourbon with anything, but the flavor was actually amazing!

    Megan F.

    Absolutely love this place. Somehow the pancakes taste so much better than anything I could have at home. Such a cute vibe and stellar location.

    Elisa R.

    View is phenomenal No EGGS ARE 11! JUST DRIVE 4 HRS! anyway supporting a local small shop so I'll get a sandwich...small local place right off highway But Breakfast is the way to go here I missed it !

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    Claire H.

    Wow! We had the best date night sitting at the bar here. The bartender Ryan was kind and made perfectly balanced drinks. I loved that all the locals know and love him. The ambiance here is like a pub/tavern and the food is elevated American classics as well as lighter/healthier options. I had the Messy Dan Burger. It was so good we ordered a second. I wish that was a joke but it's not. Can't wait to come back!

    Clare C.

    Had a great meal here! Came around 6 pm on a Saturday evening and they didn't have a table for 3 but we were able to eat at the bar. The bartender was great and very nice and prompt. I ordered the corn for an appetizer and I loved it. The chipotle sauce was so delicious with the cheese. Then I ordered the bowl. It was great to be able to customize it. Very fresh and good sauces to tie the bowl together. The bowl was also a very good size and I was very full afterwards. The inside is very cozy. Overall a great experience!

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