So it's a dive bar with limited menu, BUT and I say BUT, great service, now it's cash only, but…read moreenough tvs to catch your fav team play or just chill with your friends. Small but enough. Tim is very friendly and professional, recommended restaurants as we are newer to the area. We wanted to buy the crew neck sweatshirt but none in large or medium so next time. A great bar with such friendly service. The ladies room could be better, but overall clean. If they updated it, I would say 5stars for welcoming bartender, service and bathroom

I popped in to this local Bridgeport staple for the 20th Anniversary Celebration. It's a family…read moreowned bar and three generations were present for the festivities. They had a free open bar from 4pm to 5pm. Food and cake after 5. The mayor and other senate members were in attendance. It was a very relaxed event. The crowd was older. The food was good. Drinks were great but not the strongest. The staff was friendly and on it. This bar is cash only, they do have an Atm inside which was convenient. There is only street parking. I heard from many in attendance the food is super affordable. It's great for a quick lunch or week night meal with a drink. The prices can't be beat.

Great Bar, very nice people…read more Bills Crossroads is a loud local pub located in Fairfield, CT, known for its welcoming atmosphere and excellent hospitality. The establishment offers a diverse menu featuring delicious food at affordable prices, making it an ideal stop for travelers and locals alike. With a pool table and multiple big-screen TVs, it provides a great setting for enjoying live sports and music while socializing with friends. Ambiance: The ambiance of Bills Crossroads is very warm and welcoming, resembling an old-time tavern that attracts a friendly crowd of regulars. A perfect neighborhood joint for casual gatherings. Drinks: A good selection of beers on tap and reasonably priced drinks, making it an appealing spot for those looking to enjoy refreshments without breaking the bank. Overall a must stop if you're passing through the area. The locals will make you feel at home. Thanks

I had the blackened catfish and it was delicious. I would get it or the meatloaf any time.read more

Very nice casual joint Good BAR food and pool tables…read moreFriendly with parking in center of Southport

Longtime Southport dive that was once, l mean maybe a decade or so ago, a very cool spot with a…read moregood actual jukebox, pool table and booths. Now they charge prices that would make a shameless Midtown clip joint blush, like close to 10 bucks for a bottle of domestic beer and 15 for a short pour KJ. Oh, and the food stinks.

As a recent Fairfield U grad, I have to give the grape 5 stars. If you were a Fairfield senior and…read moredid not go to the grape at least once a week, then I'm not sure what you did. In fact, you should just walk out to the light house during low tide and wait a few hours until you can't see the shore... I'm proud to be a regular at the grape, present during the school year on most Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. James H. makes a fantastic timeline about a typical grape-night. And Mike C... to my defense and the defense of my classmates, only about 10% of seniors fell under the tube top/gelled hair category. However, I can say that about 95% of us were blacked out before close. I was there a few times during the summer and I have to say, I'm very disappointed about the light crowd. Even though the students are gone, I figured locals and shoobies would pour in more frequently. Regardless, the grape is the epitome of the Fairfield U social scene. My night at the grape (after a hefty pregame at lantern point) would usually start with a few vodka 180's and a half a dozen house shots (which are only $1). Chris, the DJ, pretty much sticks to hip-hop all night. And even though Fairfield might be the least diverse campus on the East Coast, we know how to drink and embarrass ourselves through the art of dance, preferably right next to the dartboards. We also know how to waste money in games like Buck Hunter, Lobster Claw, and Bowling. On Tuesdays, most drinks are $2, and all the time $2 bud light bottles are hard to beat. I've never heard of another bar that supports a shitshow of a water/booze fight the night after graduation and gives out commorative t-shirts to their loyal Fairfield U senior customers. Sea Grape Cafe, I love you.

Had the buffalo chicken wrap, it was clearly freezer burned. Lettuce was bruised and wrap was dry…read more Wouldn't go back if the Pope begged me. Wings weren't the worst I've ever had. A bit too much vinegar and pretty soggy. Bar tender was nice though, gave us a round of shots

Got some takeout wings for Super Bowl. They had a brilliant set up in the back with grab and go…read morepre-filled catering trays. Delicious as usual!

Very lovely place for hangouts. Food was pretty good, Margherita pizza was tasty but a little…read moretoasty. Mozzarella sticks were top notch amazing . Respect. Outside view is lovely. Very dog friendly. Staff is amazing and stuck a celery stick in ranch so we could tell which one is ranch and blue cheese for are wings. A+

The Blind Rhino has to be one of my favorite spots for wings! It's the perfect sports bar with an…read moreinsane amount of TVs, a great craft beer and cider selection, and good food. I always order the spicy buffalo wings, but there are truly so many flavor options to choose from. The hot honey wings are also delicious. They charge for a side of extra sauce though, which I find a little ridiculous. Their fries are the perfect mix of crispy and flavorful. My boyfriend ordered the buffalo chicken wrap but got it with a different sauce instead. He enjoyed it! While this is a great spot, the parking is horrible. There's very limited spots and all the parking lots nearby have towing signs. It's a huge risk, especially because i've seen people get towed on multiple occasions. It also gets really loud so it's tough to have a conversation - and if there's a football game on, forget it, you'll never hear one another.

Food wasn't as good as the ratings on social media the wings were not tender off the bone . I had a…read morechicken quesadilla and I never had anything so bad there wasn't any chicken in it and very little cheese . This place too my experience wasn't good maybe it was a bad night . The waitress wasn't very friendly . We came from out of town . Never again

Ah, good ol' Black Rock (heaven forbid you call it 'Bridgeport!'), CT. There was a time (in my…read moretwenties) when I was a regular out in Black Rock, frequenting such long gone places like The Black Rock Castle, The Field, The Bitter End, Black Rock and Blue, etc. Then something happened. I would say that I grew up, but I know many who would disagree with that statement. So let's just say that I got older. You see, the Black Rock nightlife scene is wonderful if you're twentysomething looking for a casual night out somewhere where you can dress like a vagabond, stumble in and out of bars that are adjacent to one another, and get plastered without having to spend a whole lot of money. Now I don't mean to sound all high and mighty and above all of that, it's just that I can no longer pass for 26 (despite my best efforts), and out in Black Rock on a Friday night I can't help but feel like an overdressed square peg in a round hole. And if you're not a twentysomething in Black Rock, then you're probably an artist, an aging hippie of some sort, or a lifelong Black Rock native, the kind whose blood boils when their beloved coastal community is referred to as 'Bridgeport.' Artists, hippies, natives...they're all good people, it's just that I would stick out like a sore thumb around them. So aside from the killer pizza at Fire Engine Pizza Co. and the savory bites at Hub and Spoke, I avoid Black Rock. But having heard so much about Tautog Tavern over the last year or so, I decided to try to put aside my Black Rock hangups and show a good buddy of mine a fun time over a drink or two. Walking into Tautog Tavern last night with a bit of a narrow mind in regard to the surrounding area, I wasn't expecting much. In fact, my first impression was, 'Yep...typical dark and dingy Black Rock dive bar.' At each end of the bar were two seemingly lonely middle-aged men, nursing a beer (the twentysomethings were probably still at work or at the gym), while some Led Zeppelin blared. I was convinced I had made the wrong choice for happy hour. Fortunately, my mind was quickly changed. We were greeted by the bartender, who was pleasant and kind. I can't recall her name (I think it was Kerry?), but in talking with her, we quickly learned that she is well-cultured and well-traveled. Unlike most female bartenders who try desperately to be flirty or call their male patrons 'doll' or 'sweetie' in hopes of getting a better tip, Kerry was mellow and seemed to be a genuine conversationalist. I was also quite appreciative of her recommending I order the well vodka (and letting me sample it first) as it was nearly half the price of my usual Stolichnaya. A bartender doing the opposite of the upsell? Unheard of! I was impressed. I was also impressed that the drink was strong. My buddy and I took a quick look at the happy hour bar bites menu and ordered both the Pimento Cheese Fries and the wings, which were served in Sweet Thai Chili Sauce. Both were excellent, and the portions were hearty. The latter was a refreshing summer change to the usual greasy and sticky buffalo wings. The price was right, too. As I've always felt that drinking and music go hand and hand, I'm quite fond of any bar that has a TouchTunes digital jukebox, which allows you to program and pay for your music using your smartphone. Not many bars that I frequent in this area have this, but Tautog does, and I was delighted to be able to put together a setlist of music that I enjoy drinking to. When the setlist ended, the bartender asked what else we might like to hear. I suggested some Steely Dan, and she loaded up TouchTunes with a seemingly endless string of their hits and deep cuts. The bottom line is this- the overall vibe at Tautog Tavern is a good one, making an outsider like me feel very welcome. People were mellow, and there was even the most docile and beautiful German Shepherd hanging out in the place. And while it's highly unlikely that you'll find me cutting the rug there on a Saturday night alongside some unkempt millennials who are slugging down PBR while some jam-band plays (apparently the Tautog Tavern is a Black Rock hub for live music on the weekends), I will most definitely be back there sooner rather than later for happy hour. Hell, I may even stay for dinner as the menu looks quite good and the service was top-notch.

I wanted to like this place but I got bad vibes. We first walked in and and there was only 1 bar…read morestool (party of 2) so we sat at a high top. They could have easily fit another 3 stools at the bar; people were actually standing in the places stools could have gone. The place felt like an old neighborhood bar where guys went after work for a beer before heading home. Everyone seemed to know each other. Besides the bar scene it was empty. I walked to the bar and asked for menus and a few beers. We had to go to the bar each time to order. We got the buffalo wings and Sikorsky sliders. Food took a while but it was worth it. The wings were breaded so they had a nice crunch to them. The sliders were great - grilled chicken, bacon, sharp cheddar and cracked pepper mayo. The food was really good, I always appreciate a breaded wing. The beer and wings were supposed to be on happy hour at $5 each as noted on the menu. When we got the bill we were charged full price for everything. We asked the bartender why they weren't discounted and he explained that they weren't on HH. We asked him to look at the menu and he said he would honor the prices but the menus were wrong...? I wonder how many times people were charged full price for these items before and didn't take the time to look at the bill. I don't know if that's a normal practice in this place but its a shame because I definitely will not be going back.

Good prices, large portions, just limited vegetarian options. Still found a way around, and was…read moredelicious!!

Food, service, and ambiance were very good. I'm afraid I don't rem bet what we had, other than one…read moreof the two was a soup, and both contained shrimp. We're looking forward to going back.

Believe it or not... food is delicious!! Ive had the pizza, tenders and pierogis! All delicious!!read more

Love love love this place! Always my go and their food is sooo good. Atmosphere is nice and…read moreeveryone is friendly. If you're craving some good bar food this is the place.

Great find - just what we were looking for. It was my mother's 94th birthday, she wanted seafood…read moreand we were looking for a place closer to where she lives and came across BRYAC. It was a pleasant surprise to see such a variety of seafood at a reasonable price point. The staff was friendly and attentive, it was a nice casual environment and the food was a really good.

We were in town looking for a quick bite and came across this place …read more The food was good and it came out pretty quick , however service needs some serious training. The lady at the bar wasn't very friendly :( it was like she was rushing us to order ( we never been there ) so needed some time to look over the menu and figure out drinks as well . Would go back for the food , definitely NOT for the service . It's a shame since it's a cute little place .