Five stars for the spicy Kra Pow that sizzled my tongue off this evening. A truly phenomenal dish &…read moreit translated well to take out. It was ready in a timely manner & survived the trip home. Next time, I think I'll go with a level 2 spicy instead of a level 3. The meal was definitely a 5-star meal (even though I drank a gallon of water throughout) so I imagine that a little less spicy will be a 6 out of 5 stars from me. I'm looking forward to a trip back to dine in next time.

Service was great and the restaurant is very clean. I had two small bones in my duck. That's the…read moreonly reason for not giving a five star. It's too bad because on taste alone it's absolutely a five star. The only thing I would knock besides the bones is the duck wrap itself was a little think and heavy. Flavor of my appetizer an entrée was spot on.

Such good food and so many choices! they always have free ice water in the lobby too.read more

The service was relatively quick. I only ordered an everything bagel with cream cheese. The bagel…read moredid not taste like a good bagel from a bakery should, it was a small step up from store bought. And the cream cheese was hardly there at all; very stingy portion. And to top it off, it was $4.50. I would gladly pay that for a high quality bagel with a more generous portion of cream cheese, however what I got was not worth it. I will not be returning.

The food here makes my husband very happy…read more This is a really cute restaurant that almost has an apartment vibe. We were seated in nook. The waiter was really nice, really personable. I got the dish with the roti mixed in. And my husband got something on a smoking sizzling plate. And it was delicious. Many years ago we had a meal here and sat in their outdoor area. Maybe we will make it back on a few years.

I came here on a Sunday evening and it was pretty quiet. Staff were extremely friendly and gave an…read moreexplanation of the food they make and recommendations based on what type of food I wanted. I eventually ordered a mango lassi($6) ,gobi honey cauliflower($8), and dhal goat curry with roti($19). The fried cauliflower was surprisingly really good, freshly fried with a nice sweet honey glaze. The goat curry was also quite good and had a nice amount of heat. It dipped really well with the roti! Overall a fantastic experience here, staff was super nice and the food was also amazing! Definitely worth checking this out ! Food(50%): 8.6 Staff/service(25%): 9.5 Value(25%): 8.5 Overall: 8.8/10

Amazing service, reasonably priced food, and a calmer environment to chat and digest it all in :)…read more I really loved our server (I believe her name was Jess)! She was so kind and attentive; she even brought out a second serving of the complimentary bread which was soft, warm, and fresh. Delicious with their olive oil! Food: - gnocchi: this came piping hot and I liked it! very generous portion but I felt like the tomato sauce tasted a bit off or was missing something. - tortellini: this was stellar. We got it with the pesto which I definitely think is the move. So flavorful and dense! Flavor packed.

We went to Recovery Room Pizza to try a local pizza joint in New London. It is the epitome of the…read morelocal New England pizza joint, a small storefront place with tables spread across a couple of rooms. The menu is true Italian community food. The service was excellent, especially since we were a party of six and descended on the place unannounced. My wife and I did order pizzas - she ordered the shrimp and artichoke pizza and I ordered the Margarita pizza. She loved her choice and gave it a score of ten out of ten. I gave my Margarita pizza a four out of ten and think that that was generous. My complaints - the crust was quite wimpy, undercooked, and the entire pizza was overpowered by the basal pesto! I have never had basil pesto, or any other pesto, on a pizza! I will give the Recovery Room another chance and will try the Margarita pizza again. But, I will ask for fresh basil and be specific that the pesto is not to contaminate the pizza. My long experience with pizza making is that they must be cooked on a stone and the oven must be 500F or higher to get the crust the way I like it. The Recovery Room most likely takes its name from the Lawerence Memorial Hospital which is just a couple of blocks away from the restaurant.

Great place in the area for Vietnamese. They also have Chinese food options but are kind of made…read morewith a Vietnamese twist. Pho bowls are huge. Lots of meat and topping options for your pho. Dining area is on the smaller side reminiscent of a hole in the wall Chinese take out. Service was ok. Nothing special or disastrous.

I really enjoyed this place and their service was fabulous. One thing was that there was no menu…read moreitem for just ordering the beef broth. I wasn't feeling great, and the lady was so accommodating. And the food was fabulous. I took an extra broth to go.

This place is a hidden gem! The pricing is great and I love their chicken salad sandwiches. The…read morebread is always fresh, I believe it is made in house. The ladies behind the counter are always so nice.

The Neon Chicken used to be quite good, but recently I've noticed that since the younger ladies…read morewere serving, the servings are sloppy & served not quite to temp. (Last time I was there my gravy was lukewarm & my turkey was no hot, warm, not hot). I also deal with food service, I won't say what capacity, but I don't do it in NL. The place used to be hopping but maybe this is what's happening now. The decor is the same. It's too bad because I used to LOVE this place!! I'll go back soon and update you.

I had pad thai and a glass of white wine. Sat outside. Wonderful meal and service. I will…read moredefinitely return!

Stopped in for lunch and had a great dining experience. Service was quick and friendly. Food was…read moreexcellent and plentiful. I did have a laugh when I looked at the drink menu and saw Coke and Pepsi were on the menu. Normally it's one or the other so I ordered a Pepsi. They returned with a glass of ice and a can of Pepsi, so that explained how they had both products. Lunch menu was cheaper but still nice.

Beautiful view, good food, nice people…read more I got the ravioli (huge and delicious), the pizza (sized to share and very good), and meatballs (beef, not amazing but still good). Everything comes in big portions while staying relatively cheap. Would go back and highly recommend!

The food has always been delicious and filling every time I visit. The workers at the counter are…read morepolite and friendly, and the atmosphere of the establishment reminds me of my childhood when my grandmother took me for Sunday lunch. My only complaint is parking, which is a given considering the location. Definitely would recommend.

Great small casual local cafe that is known for its sourdough goodies. They offer everything from…read morehouse-made bread, morning rolls (sweet and savory), cookies, to pizza and sandwiches. They make their own blend of house teas which are delicious. It's a small spot that has both indoor and outdoor seating. The staff are all very friendly. We ordered the mushroom toast, house breakfast sandwich and two dark chocolate glazed sourdough donuts (which are made to order). This was our second visit of the weekend and everything was delicious both times. Definitely adding to our Rolodex of places to return to and highly recommend!

Nana's has something for everyone: pizza using the sourdough they bake in house, a killer spicy…read morekale Caesar salad, sandwiches, and a pastry section including seasonal doughnuts. So that means everyone loves Nana's. Which means that, on a very rainy weekend early afternoon, we ended up waiting quite a long time to order and then to get our food but ... I suppose it was worth it (this is high praise coming from someone who almost never believes waiting in a long line is actually worth it). My friend and I split the spicy Caesar kale salad as a starter. I cracked up when I saw "massaged kale" as one of the ingredients. But all jokes aside, this was one of the best kale salads with abundant dressing and, in lieu of croutons, breadcrumbs and cashew parmesan. It tasted pretty indulgent and rich but you can certainly fool yourself into thinking it's actually healthy. I got the tomato sandwich plus bacon (so a BLT without the L) and it was pretty good, though I do wish they cut the bread a little thinner so I could pick it up and eat it as a sandwich. As it were, I just used my knife and fork - certainly more civilized. The pizza was also not bad, though I wish there were some more of the toppings - heard it's leagues better than Mystic Pizza. There are a few tables inside but be prepared to wait. When it was peak rush hour, there were two lines inside, one for the bathroom and one to place an order. Even though they were so slammed, the staff couldn't be friendlier. Our waitress in particular came by often to see how we were doing. Parking lot also filled up. We parked in the Mystic train station and then walked over.

I am so happy they now have seating. We usually get sweets to go. (Cinnamon buns for DH and Guava…read moreand cheese stick for me) but we were fortunate to be able to take time and eat a meal there recently. The food is absolutely delicious. DH opted for the breakfast platter, (he said it was yummy!) and I had chicken soup and a monte christo. Everything was cooked to perfection and delicious. We took home a quart of the ​soup for my work lunches and of course some sweet treats from their bakery. This restaurant is ALWAYS busy, but you receive fast and excellent service! ​

Amazing hole in the wall bakery, great breakfast and if in the area a must try for their Cuban…read moresandwich