This is a supercharger located in a parking lot across from a couple of businesses. There's about…read more12 chargers or so. There were plenty of spots open when we went. It's a great spot to have it because it's close to the heart of Mystic; great for locals and tourists alike. We filled up here after arriving for the weekend. Overall, a nice and spacious charging station.

The Tesla Superchargers are behind the Cumberland Farms gas station…read more There were plenty of open bays when I arrived. Once connected to the charger, I went inside to use the facilities. Very clean store and friendly staff. There is no need for a full charge, I only needed enough to get to my destination. Once I leave, my return trip had me stop in Connecticut for another 5 minutes of supercharging. It cost me less than $15 bucks in total to drive roundtrip from Bridgeport CT to Providence RI. Huzza!

Tesla Superchargers are popping up everywhere, with electric vehicles rising in popularity. It…read morefirst came out in 2012. It's a Tesla fast charging electric vehicle network found worldwide with approximately 6,700 stations. It is billed by the amount of electricity consumed via the app; idle fees will incur for idling the vehicle after it is completely charged. This particular one has 8 stalls and is located on the side of the liquor store. It's at one of the entrances and exits of the plaza, which makes it convenient. The amount of time to charge depends on the vehicle; ours took about 50 minutes since it was about 5 degrees out and we needed a full charge. When we went on a Monday morning, all the stalls were open. Overall, a nice charging station with some amenities nearby, such as a Dave's Marketplace.

My wife and I booked two nights here rather than staying at Foxwoods while traveling through New…read moreEngland. The home was built in the late 1700's, and is beautifully appointed with period antiques and art. So cool. Even though the home is a few decades old, the towels, sheets, soap and even the toilet paper is high end! Breakfast was incredible. Charlotte called the night before we arrived and asked what we would like. My wife had delightful Eggs Benedict, and I had scrambled eggs, and the best bacon ever! The grounds are expansive. Plenty of room to enjoy the huge house, or one of the many outdoor spaces. The views of the rolling hills would make an instagrammer blush. I can't wait to stay here during the holiday season.

We stayed at Heavitree over a holiday weekend for our Anniversary- it was truly amazing! The house…read morewas built in the 1770s, and its decorated to the time period. The grounds are beautifully maintained, it was so peaceful to drink coffee sitting out on the rock wall overlooking the hillside of Christmas trees. Charlotte was a perfect host, friendly, hard working, and makes a delicious breakfast! Highly recommend the basement room, so big and comfortable! We plan on returning to pickup a Christmas Tree!

Love coming to the casino because there's everything that you could want in one spot…read more Food, clothing, gambling, drinks, shows you name it! We typically come for dinner before a concert or a convention event. I really like the pop up bar that they have on the second floor with different themes every few months. The restaurants and food places are plentiful from coffee, to breakfast deserts and everything in between

Don't need to stay here again…read more The place was hopping - with pro basketball game & kids sports tournament - but no excuse for lack of staff. Check in was a disaster! Front staff insisted that I booked a "smoking" room which I certainly did not. Rather than offering to switch it, they seemed to blame me. It took having to provide evidence (my booking email) to get them to willingly make a non smoking room available. Not cool! The room itself layout is fine. Paper thin towels, bath products that were waterlike, rough sheets. Not the upscale experience I was hoping for. The pool was vile - overflowing garbage cans, dirty towels everywhere & barely any staff to monitor or clean up.

Eight charging stations plenty of parking plenty of shops to visit while you're here…read more Car is fully charged in 45 minutes Total. Less than $17 and I will have 300 miles. I use to pay $50 a week to fill my tank with gas.

I am absolutely obsessed with everything here. I made reservations for 5:45 pm on a Monday night…read more We actually came a little before 5:15 pm, because I was absolutely starving, and they were so kind/accommodating. They seated us right away! I love the vibes of the place, it's beautiful and inviting, but not pretentious. Our waitress was the best. She knew it was our anniversary and gave us a little bubbly to toast to. We also made it for happy hour (5 pm - 6 pm on weekdays, and 5 pm - 6 pm on weekends only at the bar)! All the small plates on the left side of the menu were half off! We immediately ordered drinks (the $10 happy hour cocktail - a blackberry bourbon smash for my husband, and a mocktail for me). We then ordered the shishito peppers, 2 of the pickled beet deviled eggs, and the roasted oysters with chili oil. They came out super fast, and it was delicious. The shishitos had that great char flavor along with a great dipping sauce. You can never go wrong with deviled eggs. Then we decided to order the fried oysters and the bread with corn butter. The fried oysters were the star of the small plates. Cooked so well. Freshly fried, you bite into it and it was juicy and delicious on the inside. Just so good. The bread and butter? Ugh, my dream butter and bread. Just so delicious. The butter was slightly sweet from the corn and had flakes of sea salt on tip, making it the perfect sweet and salty combo. We also got the salad (local produce!), and our waitress knew we were sharing ao she had the kitchen put it on 2 plates. Such a great touch. The salad was fantastic. After eating lobster rolls for a day, this was a much needed salad. It was refreshing, bright, and light! For our main entrees, we got the seared local squid and the strip steak. It was INCREDIBLE. Everything had so much flavor. The squid was cooked well, wasnt chewy. Just delicious. The crispy rice was the BEST THING I HAVE EVER EATEN. I wish we could order bowls of it. My husband finished it, couldn't get enough of it. The steak was fantastic as well. The potato with the bearnise sauce was so dreamy. The little onions on the steak, all the little touches were so well done. We knew we had to get dessert. We got a scoop of the black raspberry ice cream, a scoop of corn and blueberry swirl ice cream, and the lavender honey panna cotta. Guys. You 100% must get dessert. The corn blueberry ice cream was unreal. I dont know how you get all that flavor into ice cream. They dont skimp on the honey on the panna cotta. And it went so well with the more mild panna cotta. The black raspberry was a little icy because they froze whole blackberries in it, but at least you know they were trying to make sure you got blackberries in there. With happy hour, the bill wasn't too bad. This was hands down our favorite meal of our week long road trip. I can't wait to come back. I would 100% make a detour to eat here. Parking is pretty difficult around here. I would probably just Uber if I was coming here on a weekend. I need to come here for breakfast at some point.

Shipwright's Daughter came highly, highly recommended so we came here with proportionate…read moreexpectations. The restaurant, helmed by James Beard-winning chef David Standridge, topped several Best of CT lists and, while staying in Mystic, we grabbed a dinner reservation. (Reservations are a must unless you come here early enough to luck out at the bar. When we got there at around 5, the couple in front of us was told that the next available slot was at 9!). My favorite of what we ordered: the bucatini. All of their pastas come in either an appetizer or an entree portion. Now that I'm reading their online menu description online, I think they switched it up based on seasonal availability of ingredients. Ours was a mushroom cream based-sauced and it was heavenly - thick and luscious without being too one-note or overwhelming. The pasta itself was also cooked just slightly al dente, which is my preference. I went with the skirt steak. This was a highly out of character moment for me, as I almost always opt for the seafood option over the steak, particularly at a restaurant known for its seafood, but hear me out. My favorite part of a steakhouse is always the sides. The sides that came with the skirt steak included shishito peppers, a beautifully "feuille" style of potatoes (think the crepe layer cakes, only in deep fried potato form), and a seacoast mushroom (with the most beautiful precise knife cuts). Truly a feast for all of the senses. Also tried my friend's squid but I preferred the skirt steak. The crispy rice was good but extremely greasy. We were too full for dessert in the moment and then ended up getting ice cream from the place over the drawbridge.

I attended a conference at University of Connecticut in May, 2024. The conference website mentioned…read morethis place as a place to stay among others and I decided to stay here. I stayed in the Zzz room for a night. The hosts, Paul and Bette, are wonderful. Their two cats are very cute as well. The room and bathroom were very clean and the bed was very comfortable---I had a great night's sleep. The outside is very picturesque--the porch has a fantastic view of trees and flowers (in the spring). The breakfast, prepared by Paul, was plentiful and fantastic. Paul served rye bread and scone baked by him. The house is more than 300 years old and listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The stay was very reasonably priced. Overall, I had a fantastic stay and would gladly stay there if I go back that way.

Bette and Paul were the quintessential B and B hosts. After being instantly greeted at the door,…read morewe enjoyed a short tour of their beautiful property and soaked in the details of its history. We enjoyed the whimsical and antique decor as well as the handmade quilts--most of which were stiched by Bette herself--which added to the cozy atmosphere. Breakfast consisted of a delightful mix of fruits drizzled with cream and accented by fresh mint leaves, French toast, caramelized bananas and traditional scones. Hot coffee, tea, and orange juice were available in copious amounts and the morning conversation with the hosts and other guests was lovely. Thank you! Hope to be back!

This library is amazing, especially for children. The children's area is packed with books and toys…read morefor all ages. The programs are great and all of the staff are so kind and welcoming.

I have visited libraries in RI and CT and I love that my parents live close to this one. For kids…read morethey have the best area, away from the adult section with plenty of books, computers and toys. They have events almost everyday and really try to get the community involved. A great selection of movies for adults and kids alike. Books and magazines galore along with an adult computer area where you can get online and print out what you need (for a small fee). This library can request books from within the seconn system (southeast Connecticut) interlibrary and they will notify you when you can come pick up your holds. A wonderful place to occupy the kids on a rainy day or even come read some books for summer. The hours are good and the staff is always helpful.