Great location, great facilities, wonderful staff. Private club but they are always happy to meet…read morenew people. Reach out to them for preview membership deals which they offer from time to time which make learning about the club and services easy.

Great riding facility if hands off approach sought and "exclusive" setting to go with. Pool,…read morerestaurant, annual benefits and of course private parties galore. Infrastructure is dated big time in comparison to cost of membership. I'm more inclined to tend my own four legged ride a little closer than most here do but jumpers seeking style and a scene are well trained and tended to here and the horses on location are truly amazing. Private boarding is the only option and it comes at a pretty penny so don't think anything otherwise as most here have huge discretionary funds, even if a lot of it is leveraged debt! Oh, did I mention you can't just join the club but have to be invited? Nice opener, eh? My one and only inquiry was stopped dead when on location seeking answers I was told to come back with my neighbor who's a member instead of actually get the information I sought directly while on location. Big time turn off to say the least, especially since a half dozen members I know all say the club membership basis is shrinking fast...

A quaint private club with darts, a pool table, and ping pong. It overlooks the Long Island Sound…read moreand has plenty of outdoor seating.

This is not a Review for the Fayerwether Yacht Club, but for the restaurant, Jeffrey's…read more I just moved to the area and a friend suggested joining the club would be a great opportunity to meet local people. She invited me for dinner to maybe become a member. We had cocktails and the prices (for members maybe?) were incredible. The club was lovely, got introduced to very nice people, The location is also great, right on the water, with a nice deck, and boats coming in and out under a killer sunset. right now I am a fan, ready to become a member, love the place. Then our dinner orders came in: Appetizers - I had the eggplant rollatini. It consisted of a very thin slice of eggplant with a LOT of breading. I could not finish it., that's how bad it was. My Friend had the Antipasto Rustico, which was supposed to be, according to the menu, "Prosciutto, Salami, cheese selection platter, server with parmesan crostini bread". She got a lettuce salad topped with supermarket ham, supermarket salami, and one single cheese, mozzarella. We both complained. The answer I got for my eggplant rollatini was that all other customers were happy with it. My friend was pushier, and got an offer to add Blue Cheese to her single "multiple slices of cheese platter". No Procciuto, no cheese selection. It's Supermarket ham and cheese on lettuce after all. Then I ordered the lobster roll, and my friend ordered the steak. My friend could not eat her steak and kept on pushing it around her plate. It was really tough. The lobster roll I ordered OMG, the meat was grey. It tasted like nothing. I complained to the waiter, he brought the chef over and was assured the lobster meat was real lobster. .. Guess becoming a member now it's off the table. I'll just come in with a friend, no need to pay membership for a place you can't have a decent meal at.

Great lunch today at Shore and Country! Everything was delicious and Mr. Gama and the rest of the…read morestaff were welcoming, courteous, and professional

A superb summer retreat! Great swimming. sailing, tennis - I recommend Shore and Country very…read morehighly indeed!

I'm so grateful to the volunteers at Charlie's Closet. My husband had a serious operation and I…read moreneeded an electric bed. They put me in touch with someone who was donating and we picked it up within a week of asking. They also sent me home with a commode and chucks for the hospital bed. I was relieved and prepared for his recovery at home. Wonderful people providing a wonderful service to our community. Thank you, Charlie's Closet organizers and volunteers.

Over the years, we have had to borrow equipment, & have also donated to Charlie's Closet. We are…read moreso grateful for this much needed service. They were a godsend when equipment was needed quickly. Things were clean & in good working order. The volunteers were very helpful. Reminder --- (in response to the one star rating) --you cannot go there without an appointment. It is not a "store" where you can go in & pick out what you need. Call to order & set up an appointment, & your request will be ready & waiting for you.

This place is amazing. It's a gym and more...specifically for cancer patients in all stages of care…read moreand survivorship and their friends and family. They have great classes, a wonderful new and clean facility...they were recently featured on Good Morning America with Robin Roberts. In addition to their wide variety of work out, yoga, and stretching classes, they have a few social groups, who walk and talk...or you can check out a nutrition class. A very relaxed and flexible environment.

For 2025 PYC has brought in a new chef who seems to really understand the potential of this…read morekitchen. They just completed their opening day ceremonies and the club looks great, the food is the best it has been in years and the members are a fantastic bunch of people. Come down and enjoy dinner (non-members can eat here. It's BYOB btw). You might decide to become more involved but either way you will have a fantastic meal on the water in a quaint and comfortable environment!

Great food , fresh and flavorful and relatively inexpensive . Chef Juan is top notch .read more

My daughter & I went here for our first time and had a blast. We both made paperweights totally…read moredifferent but we do plan on going back again to make a glass each and possibly in the fall for making pumpkins. He said the more we come, the better we'll get and I'm excited for it. It's an amazing craft. We felt the price was competitive but reasonable. They were so kind and patient with us. We felt like bulls in a china shop. But he talked with us all the way through it all. If you have the time, it's worth a try.

There aren't enough superlatives to describe Kinship Glassworks and the gentlemen who work there!…read moreI recently participated in a "Friday with Friends" event at Kinship. The event consisted of a tour of the facility and an explanation of the glass working process, followed by a meal with wine and beer provided by neighboring restaurant 3 Thirty Three. After the refreshments the group of about 30 participants was encouraged to select a glass object in on display and then create their own version of the object with the expert help of the Kinship Glassworkers. The glass objects were various styles of drinking glasses, paper weights, and even a glass flower. You choose the colors and then help the artisans to execute the design. The even takes about 3-4 hours depending on the number of participants. $130 covers the cost of the food, drinks, and the glass object.