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    Hop Haus Southington

    Hop Haus Southington

    3.9
    (206 reviews)
    1.1 mi
    $$

    Hop Häus is a gastropub and craft beer bar that opened in the Plantsville section of Southington,…read moreConnecticut in February 2014. It was founded by restaurateur Michael Miller. After 16 years of working in the plastics sector of a major chemical company, Miller tried his luck at the hospitality business. In addition to Hop Häus, Miller also owns the Blackstone Irish Pub and the Salty Dog Tavern, both located in the Milldale section of Southington. For his gastropub concept, he enlisted the help of executive chef Liam Kilmurray. They opened up shop at a location in Plantsville that had previously been home to Quinn's Tavern for a number of years. The combination of Kilmurray's delicious menu items (such as burgers, sandwiches, wings, tacos, and various small plates) and local craft beer on draught was a hit. A second location opened in Plainville in April 2021, but it moved to Berlin in May 2023. I've visited Hop Häus a number of times since it first opened. It's conveniently located right off of the Farmington Canal Heritage Trail, so I'll often stop for lunch after a morning of cycling. I recently stopped in with my older son after we had been cycling all morning. I had a gift card that I had been meaning to use. To drink, I had a draught pour of Dudleytown Brewing's "Berried Bones" (Fruited Sour). For food, I had the "Bourbon Bacon Brie Burger" (Häus bourbon bacon jam, melted Brie cheese, crispy onion frizzles, lettuce & tomato) with Fries while my son had the "Kids Chicken Tenders" with Fries. We were both very happy with our choices. Before we left, I had a draught pour of Abomination Brewing's "Rare Snack" (Imperial Pastry Stout). Brewed with ice cream, chocolate, and peanut butter, it was an amazing dessert beer! I've never had a bad experience at Hop Häus and I'll continue to visit for years to come.

    Interesting food/meals which are very tasty!…read more Very good drink menu as well. Service can be hit or miss.

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    Craft Kitchen

    Craft Kitchen

    3.8
    (296 reviews)
    1.1 mi
    $$

    My husband and I wanted to stop for lunch & found this restaurant on Yelp close to I-84 on our way…read moreto NH. It was such a find! I had one of the nicest salads with perfectly grilled chicken and a cumin-citrus dressing. He had a terrific burger- one of the best. We couldn't eat everything, so we brought the rest with us for later. Service was great, atmosphere was nice, especially during FIFA World Cup in the air and on their TV's. Soon we were on the road again, but we now know the perfect place to stop on our next trip north!

    A friend of mine and I went to Craft Kitchen for lunch on this Thursday…read more There was plenty of parking to the right of the restaurant, and the side entrance was right there. As I walked through the front doors, I noticed kegs alongside on the floor. This was kind of a turn off, kind of reminds me of a dive bar. So my mentality kicked in that we were going into a dive bar serving food. I kinda get the sketchy feeling. Once we were seated, and menus placed, we were served iced water A few minutes later, the server came back and took our order. My friend ordered a cheeseburger with lettuce, tomato, and some string french fries. I ordered the 1/2 smoked chicken, which came with two sides. I chose the rattlesnake beans and the creamy macaroni and cheese. Also include included was cornbread I originally wanted the street corn, as a side, but it was not available. Our lunches came quick, and my friend only ate half the french fries and cheeseburger, as she wasn't really turned on by them. The smoked chicken was fairly dry, with a very interesting smoked flavor to it that I can't put my finger on. I eat about 1/3 of it. Left the rest on the plate. The creamy macaroni and cheese was out of bounds top-notch. I could've eaten this all day. The rattlesnake rice and beans were just OK. The rice was cooked pretty good, and was seasoned well. The beans had a weird taste. Now thinking of this side dish, I was hoping for raw onions to be on top, but they were nowhere to be found. It'll be nice if there was chopped raw onions to go with this. The cornbread was delicious. I ate about half of it. It was a generous slice. While the server was fairly attentive, as she only checked in to fill the water glasses and ask how lunch was. She didn't ask us if we wanted a desert or coffee. Being old folks this would've been a great up for us, but it didn't happen. I had to ask for the check. I'm not sure if I would come back. I think this might be a one and done. The vibe just didn't hit it for me. Restrooms were clean. The restaurant was clean; the silverware clean. I don't know. It just was like a funky type layout and those beer kegs kinda sent the wrong tone to me as a guest. Lunch for the two of us was $40 and change and I left a $10 tip. We didn't have any cocktails or mock tails, we didn't have coffee or dessert either. From what I understand, the owner was near the exit when we left, not even a smile or a thank you for coming in...

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    The Salty Dog Tavern

    The Salty Dog Tavern

    3.8
    (53 reviews)
    2.8 mi

    We made a spontaneous stop here after a long afternoon baseball game at Bartlem Park because the…read morekids were starving and it turned out to be a great choice for the whole family. Our sports-loving older kids were immediately drawn in by the variety of sports playing on the big screens while the 70s music created a fun, nostalgic vibe that we really enjoyed. Our waitress, Megan was friendly, attentive and handled our group's varied requests with ease. The food didn't disappoint--especially the ribs, which were incredibly tender and literally fell off the bone. Great menu choices for the kids and all came with ice cream and chocolate sauce. One standout was the kid's macaroni and cheese-- it was clearly homemade and not the typical box version you often see on kid's menus at other restaurants. We'll definitely return when we're in the area. Check out their specials. We visited on a Sunday around 5 PM and only realized when the check arrived that kids eat free that day. That was a great bonus.

    This place has an amazing Salty Smash Burger. It has caramelized onions and pickles. The sweet…read morepotato fries are crispy and delicious. The servers are great! They have events here oftion like bingo, karaoke, bands, games, and new is Pokemon card Mondays haha. I don't know that's I'll be going for that but it's pretty cool they have these things. They have a little outdoor area for nice days as well as two areas inside for seating and a full bar.

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