There's no food here. It's a bar. Unless I'm missing something. It's become tradition to stop here…read morebefore flying. I made some good friends here. I had a weird request for the bartender: a vasectomy. Only asked because they had the Deadpool edition of aviation gin. So the bartender didn't make it before. Showed him the recipe and he did a great job. The bartenders have always been attentive, hard work and helpful for recommendations. Ambience... is a cocktail bar at the airport. It's nice, clean, and full of random people looking to escape life for a while. Overall, if it wasn't good, it wouldn't be a tradition.

Kimberly does an excellent job hosting travelers wherever they are coming from or going. Great wine…read morelist and the cocktails are superb.

Great little Irish Pub (If you can get in) a very popular spot filled with locals most days and for…read moregood reason. Great atmosphere, Great Food and reasonable prices and friendly welcoming service. A very good burger and even better meatloaf. You cant go wrong. Pull up to the bar. Have a pint. Eat, laugh and make friends.

I was looking for a decent place to grab a bite after work, and the Yarde Target delivers. I sat at…read morethe bar and had a Rubin sandwich, which could be made with corned beef or pastrami. The beer selection was plentiful too. Service was friendly and prompt. The vibe? Unpretentious and no-frills. A bar for the common man.

I've been hearing great things about this place. Ordered fried rice and shrimp and broccoli. The…read morefried rice had a burnt taste to it and the shrimp tasted a bit funny. I ate the broccoli with white rice.

My wife had a craving for rice during our last night in Connecticut, so stopped into this strip…read moremall restaurant near our hotel for an early dinner. The food (taste and value) and service was solid. It's an interesting name (like others, knew a 'Jimmy Chen' while growing up...Chen being a very popular surname in China and in the Chinese community in the U.S.). They have a good website, so was able to scout the menu before arriving and knew that we had missed their lunch specials. It wasn't too busy inside, and there was plenty of parking in the small strip mall (Sophia's Plaza). We were greeted immediately, led to a booth, and offered a free appetizer of deep fried wonton skins with sweet/sour sauce (appreciated since not a common practice on the West Coast). Chen's is marketed as Asian Cuisine which in this part of the country means Chinese (Chinese-American classics) and Japanese (sushi and bento) with a little bit of Thai (Pad Thai and Pineapple fried rice). We were too late to take advantage of the lunch menu special ($9.25 or $10.25 during 11:00 - 3:00), but Jimmy's offers the same as combo specials (anytime but priced higher at $13.25). Our server stated that the lunch option does have (slightly) smaller portions, and doesn't include the egg roll. We ordered two plates, shared between the two of us: C4 Beef Broccoli and C19 Garlic Shrimp, each coming with a big, fat egg roll well deep fried and a rich (greasy with chinese bbq pork) fried rice. The garlic sauce was really good, not too garlicky (noticing how a 'garlic' Chinese dish has quite a bit less garlic than a 'garlic' Italian dish). I loved that they used 5 really jumbo shrimps, each big enough to be split into 4 bites. The vegetables (broccoli, peppers, water chestnuts, and celery) were sliced thin and cooked well (though didn't have the distinctive wok-fried smokiness that i love). The beef dish wasn't as good...decent sauce and plenty of broccoli, but the sliced beef wasn't good...very mushy, almost parboiled, similar to the versions at buffets or a Panda Express. There is a full service bar inside, along with a sushi bar manned by a chef. For us, service was very good, with our waters being constantly refilled. Payment was done via clover (though done away from the table). It was a good last meal during our trip.

I travel weekly for work and typically fly... when I do, I like to hang out in airport lounges to…read morework and relax prior to my flight. When flying out of BDL recently I stopped in this Escape Lounge, which is like a "Centurion Lite" lounge. All the folks working here, especially the lovely young girl with the piercings at the bar were great! They were all so friendly and helpful, especially her. The lounge itself it actually a decent size, but was packed for the 3 hours I was in there. Thewy have lots of decent looking food on the buffet to try, but I didn't have any (wasn't hungry)... I also really needed to get work done and so I worked the entire time. I liked that there was plenty of seating that had outlets accessible to them so I could plug in. Overall, definitely one of the better Escape Lounges I've been to. I'll be back!

I came here for the first time today. Everything is clean and new. I'm very glad to have a…read morecomfortable place to stay while waiting for flights at Bradley now. This was a much needed upgrade! They have one of those fancy machines that makes different kinds of coffee drinks and also dispenses hot water and milk. They also have a regular coffee machine with several types of milk- including almond milk. Food options for breakfast included scrambled eggs, pork sausage, scrambled eggs with cheese and vegetarian sausage, country potatoes, fruit and pastries. The staff here seem pretty friendly and used dishes were picked up quickly. It was very quiet when I arrived at 7:30am but it got quite crowded in here around 9am. They have two single gender neutral bathrooms which were very clean. I'm thrilled to have this new lounge at Bradley!!

Odd little place. Locals like it. Parking way in the back makes for an uphill walk to the place…read more You enter, but there is no one to greet you in the very empty restaurant. So you walk farther upward to the bar. Small dark. Limited seating. Cozy and quaint but somehow still awkward. Yelp shows pizza, Steak and other great food. However, I was informed they no longer do pizza. Okay. So, I ordered the steak with red wine. A few minutes later I was told they were out of steak. (6:30 on a Wed). Ok. Np again. The baked scrod sounded good and I flipped my red wine order to sauv blanc. A very good house salad immediately came out. Fresh and full of good lettuce. Not cheap iceberg as well as plum tomatoes and cucumber and red onion. Nice! But it went down from here. Tick tock. Tick tock. Time goes by. The barteneder spending time talking to her favorite guests seemed aggravated that I interrupted after 15 minutes and asked if my dinner was arriving anytime soon? Just as she went to check it finally came out. And was not worth the wait. A $6 piece of cod sitting on mashed potatoes and soggy spinach just saturated in butter. A fish soup almost. $25? Ah not. I was just about to try dessert and the guy next to me ordered another drink for he and his girlfriend. The bartender said no. "We have a three drink max rule." Rude. To the point. Ruined their experience right there and mine too since i already had a martini and a wine. So, I wasnt going to rish an espresso martini with dessert and add more cost to be cut off. Anyway, i decided to skip dessert and just go. I left wanting an underwhelmed.

Parking: huge lot behind the restaurant…read more Decor: dark wood but very clean and welcoming Staff: went in around 7pm and wasn't too busy but still found myself waiting for things as I watched my waitress having multiple conversations. Food: plating was perfect, presentation excellent and taste was very good as well. Cost: for the area I think it was good, about 30-40 per person and for the quality of food, is on point. Overall: I was impressed with the restaurant and food though a drawback for me was even though I can be considered a great family restaurant, seeing people in tank tops at the bar turned it more into a corner place with great food rather than the upscale restaurant I was expecting. I would go back for the food if in the area.

Recently checked out this restaurant for my birthday dinner and I'm glad I did. It's the perfect…read morespot for a date night, a birthday dinner, an anniversary, or even one of those "just because" nights when you want something really good. The atmosphere feels elevated but still warm and inviting, and the food absolutely speaks for itself.

So it appears Suffield does not dissapoint after all. Tosca to the rescue. Great environment. Nice…read morebar. Overly friendly patrons and staff. Welcoming. Great quality food. Priced accordingly for an upoer scale bistro. But not over the top by any means. I started with my usual apertif, a dirty martini with blue cheese stuffed olives. Homemade bread with a roasted pepper and tomato tapenade. 1/2 dozen Raw Oysters so fresh they were dripping salt water from being taken this morning. Followed by polenta crusted fried oysters in a dijonaise sauce and finished with a beef carpaccio with fresh peppery arugula. All washed down with a belle glos pinot noir. Light dinner. I am done but as Arnold said, "I'll be back!"

"Her heart is nearly breaking, the earth is nearly quaking…read moreThe Tokyo's taxi's braking, it's screaming to a halt Discovering Japan" (Graham Parker and the Rumor) Cruising down Route 75 by Bradley Airport, you can't miss it--a bold brick landmark shouting in oversized red, blue, and green letters: LOUNGE... IZUMI JAPANESE CUISINE... SUSHI BAR. It practically demands your attention. Four of us had lunch here yesterday, and we had an excellent experience. The service and food were top notch. Our friends had driven from the Albany area on business, so we didn't want to compromise their ride back with alcohol and we all had a nice cup of green tea ($2) for starters. Izumi's menu may take you a while to get through, because it is quite comprehensive, with soups, salads, hot and cold appetizers. Sushi rolls and sushi entrees, Special sushi rolls, Teriyaki/Katsu/Tempura/Shogayaki and Chef Specials, Hibachi plates, Noodle dishes and soups, and plenty of Bento Box or sushi lunch specials. My wife and I both ordered from their Lunch Specials menu. She had a Tempura Shrimp and Vegetable Bento Box ($14.50). It included a soup (or salad), 4 slices of California roll, two Shumai dumplings, three small vegetables, a big scoop of rice, and the tempuras - two shrimps, an onion ring, a broccoli floret and a sweet potato wedge. My order was a decent sized bowl of vegetable tofu soup ($4.50) and a Two Roll Maki Sushi Special (Salmon and Tuna Avocado) for $12.50. The rolls were appropriately "lunch sized" and were very good. We were treated very well and all of us enjoyed our food. I'd like to go back and dig a little deeper into their menu next time.

The food was good quality and fairly priced. Now that being said the outside looks very sketchy but…read morethe inside is totally different atmospher. Johnson and Suki both waited on me and they were quick and very antintative. I went here two nights in a row as I was staying in one of the hotels near by. I will definitely be back to this place on my next trip.

Stop for lunch as the Club is still under renovation. Staff are great. Cold tap beers and a…read moretypical pub menu. A bit pricey, $80 for lunch for 2 but it is in an airport!

Food: 3.5/5 Service: 3/5…read moreAmbiance: 3/5 Big portion sizes and seemingly authentic, but expensive. It seemed like most dishes were well over $23, even the appetizers. Pork tamales were soft and tasty. Birria tacos were nicely crisped on the outside, but too large to dip into the small container of consommé. The tortilla on the chicken burrito was too firm. Wobbly table. Booths are too narrow for large people to fit in comfortably. Not many servers working on a Monday afternoon. The one we had was friendly enough but was hard to track down when we needed him.

I was supposed to meet coworkers on Cinco de Mayo but they decided on another restaurant. I decided…read moreI would try it today for lunch. I placed my order over the phone. The young man who answered the phone was very courteous and obliging as I requestdd pico de gallo. I ordered 2 al pastor pork tacos. I pulled over and tore my first taco doooown. The pork was so tender and flavorfull you will also bite into a piece of pineapple. It was an explosion of flavors. When I walked in to pick up my order they have sitting outside as well as inside. It was a nice ambiance. I look forward to returning and trying more dishes from their menu along with a margarita in hand. If your ever in Windsor CT please stop into Huasteca Mexican. They have a lunch menu and dinner menu and a happy hour menu and a full bar. To all my Yelpers let's continue to eat our way through the world #foodie4life.

This wonderful dive bar has great ownership, great customers, great location, great karaoke, and…read moregreat bands. By the way - even though the name has Cafe in it - this is not a restaurant.

The Shamrock Cafe is just a solid "Dive Bar" in the best sense of that term with inexpensive…read moredrinks, free apps on Friday during HH and a Kaleidoscopic mix of people from all walks of life. There is plenty of room inside and a large deck outside which gives you all the room you need to explore the rustic charm of this venerable watering hole. The place was really busy when I got there and when I left at 4:30 it was jammed packed; Erica was the only one behind the bar but service never suffered a whit. I actually am dumb founded at how well she maintained and keep up with things in the midst of an avalanche of new patrons. Great place to stop by for a beer or a mixed drink and mingle within this true slice of Americana, you don't want to miss The Shamrock, the Plymouth Rock of Dive Bars!