Odd little place. Locals like it. Parking way in the back makes for an uphill walk to the place. 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. read more

Parking: huge lot behind the restaurant 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. read more

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We tried this place on a whim after dropping something off at my daughter's home in Suffield. We live in Bolton. We ordered the salmon salad & the Three Figs Tavern Burger as takeout. Even after a 25 minute drive home, the food was amazing! Highly recommend. I'll be getting my daughter & son in law some gift cards for this restaurant for their upcoming wedding anniversary. read more

The atmosphere is cozy bar up front and family restaurant out back. Clean. Comfortable. The service was excellent. Lovely server who was attentive and helpful and friendly. She took great care of us. The food is mixed, but this is based on our first experience. My husband and I shared the fried pickles with aioli, and they were crisp, hot, and very tangy-tasty with a hint of sweetness to the aioli. Very good. He enjoyed his burger, which was served on thick slices of sandwich bread instead of a bun (he loves that). Perfectly cooked to his liking. The fries, which I also tried, were good--a crispy batter outside & smooth, creamy potato inside. As a vegetarian, I found the menu less interesting. It's very pub/steakhouse trad menu with a meat or seafood focus. There's a butternut squash ravioli dish, but it seems like a lot of places offer that (I just had some at an Italian place where they make it fresh-fresh). There's the typical meatless pizza, meatless calzone, standard things. Not a dedicated vegetarian dish but more like options for people who don't want meat while they dine with their meat-loving fam. And that's their choice and it's perfectly fine. Just giving you adventurous vegetarians my opinion. As for vegans, I'd go elsewhere. One specialty pizza, the Fig & Fried Brussels, sounded like it could be awesome, so I ordered it without the pancetta. With honey wine fig jam, fresh mozz, fried Brussels sprouts, caramelized onions, and apple cider vinaigrette, it should have been a taste parade. Sadly, it was not. Right off, I noticed that the Brussels sprouts did not look fried at all. They looked raw, with pale green leaves in shreds and in chunks, with a touch of toasted brown edges from the pizza oven. A bite in and I confirmed it. They weren't hard-raw but they were the driest, blandest Brussels sprouts I've had in my 55 years of loving them. I was relieved I'd gone with the fried pickles app and not the fried sprouts one, as these were a huge disappointment. Between a bland thin crust and bland mozzarella topped with bland sprouts, I tasted the fig jam layer, at least. The jam and caramelized onion gave this pizza the only taste to be had. I ate two small slices because I thought the first must be a mistake. I figured maybe the leftovers would be better the next day. (It was not, and I had to use my aged fig balsamic to give it some life.) I still had room to split a lemon cake dessert with raspberry drizzle on the side. We both found the cake to be light and moist with a creamy layer inside that was just tart enough to distinguish the lemon. The sweetness of the raspberry drizzle and a scoop of whipped cream added even more taste dimension. A delicious finish. My rating of three stars comes from the fact that while everything else was good enough my main meal was just...meh. My husband would probably say it was an even 4. He's the target demographic for a place like Three Figs (30-60yo middle class meat-lover who isn't super flavor-adventurous and just wants good food he's familiar with). That's a big demographic around rural Suffield, CT. And the restaurant does a solid job of it. But if you're outside of that box, you'd probably be better off looking closer to a city. Will I go back? As a vegetarian foodie looking to be wowed, I would not. But I love my average-omnivore man and if he wanted to try go try a steak, I'd be willing to try the loaded baked potato pizza, hold the bacon. Accessibility: I didn't need my wheelchair or cane this time, but noted the steps. We entered from the back lot, so went into the restaurant from the side. There were a couple small steps and another to enter the restaurant. Not difficult for my bad knee but not wheelchair friendly. There are booths and open tables, and they seemed farther apart than in most restaurants. The booth we were in had a movable table with a lot of leg room under it. One roomy women's bathroom stall and (I think) 2 average stalls. Two sinks, not automatic. Pull-down paper towels. There were door handles to the bathroom, not push/pull. I think. *see below *I am working at changing my reviews up to give a more detailed description of the whole experience. I'm trying to put food & service up first but not ending there. Dining out is a whole experience, and I want to take a more detailed approach for all people of all abilities, sizes, orientations, colors, everything. Readers can stop at the food & service, or they can go deeper. I just want to provide as much information as possible. Thanks for your patience and understanding. read more

Cute cozy Good service Food was delicious And large portions Well priced will return soon read more

I have to say I was pleasantly surprised by this restaurant. I drive by it almost every day and didn't try it until recently. We can to dinner on a Friday night with the family. We came for an earlier dinner and at that time there were only a few tables filled. Within the two hours or so we were there, it was pretty busy! The restaurant is cozy and warm. It is much bigger than I thought it would be. We were greeted by a friendly hostess and seated promptly. Our server was very attentive and kind throughout our entire meal. To start we got the Brussels sprouts which were cooked nicely and came as a large portion size for a starter! I got a glass of wine and my husband got a cocktail which was average. For our entrees we got the baked cod, butternut ravioli and a cheese pizza. Everything was very tasty. I loved the ravioli! We were too full for dessert so can't say much about it, maybe next time! Happy we gave this place a shot. It's definitely one of the best Suffield restaurants at least in our opinion. We will be back! read more

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Service is friendly. Whoever is cooking needs lessons. Calamari was very oily. Should have been drained properly. Inedible. Filet mingon was under cooked and overly seasoned with salt...inedible. chicken cutlet was decent. Vodka sauce was decent. Too bad a once great restaurant has gone downhill. read more

We went here at a spur of the moment choice, and now it's one of our favorite local eateries. The food was so good that we cleared both our plates. The wait staff was so personable. Def worth a stop by. read more

I could eat the wild mushroom/balsamic glaze pizza every day for the rest of eternity. I even eat the crust, and I swear to everything holy I never eat pizza crust lol. Plus, everyone here is so sweet. Definitely a hidden gem read more

A must stop for us whenever we are in the area. They always have a great beer and drink menu and the food is consistently good. Sometimes it can be tight and there is a wait for tables, but I have usually ended up here at off hours and never had an issue. The place is deceptively large and can accommodate large groups with a little lead time. Menu is eclectic and can accommodate a wide variety of pallets. Several times I have been with large parties of more than 12 and everyone was happy with the options. read more

Amazing service, food is always delicious, and the drink specials are fun. The bartenders are so friendly. We love Ashley and Grace!! Wish we could give more than 5 stars. read more

Cute, nice people, pretty good upscale American food. Pizza is my favorite. Drinks and food have varying quality : my guess based on faces is high staff turnover. read more

The quality of the dining experience has continually gotten worse over the years, and the food is uninspired. They compared the entire meal for my wife and I but that doesn't matter. I wanted a nice evening out and this place is no longer it. Sad actually, as it used to be a great fine dining establishment. Find another restaurant unless you like wasting money... read more

My husband and I met some friends here for dinner tonight. We arrived first so we went ahead in to get seats. We were seated quickly and the waitress brought out water and offered to take our drink orders. Soon after, our friends joined us and we all ordered our drinks. We also ordered the fried pickles and peppers. Our friends had already eaten something earlier so they decided to just order appetizers. I ordered the butternut ravioli and my husband ordered the bolognese with beef ragu. Our orders came with a salad which is probably my only complaint with the food. It was so tree like as our friend put it. I only ate half of it because I was so tired of chewing. Lol our meals and my drink were awesome. Very flavorful and filling. The price was a little high do I'd probably save it for a special occasion. My ravioli was 19 dollars. Still, it was a very nice dinner and they had a good variety of choices. I'd probably go again if I were in the area. read more

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This is a wonderful hidden gem. Great pub food, great pizzas and a great cocktail menu. They always have a topical beer lineup including local craft beers from CT and New England. We've never had a bad experience and have been multiple times. The staff is super, very attention and accommodating. And the price is right, I feel you get a very fair portion for the money, the value is definitely there. Fully recommend for lunch or dinner. read more

We just had a fabulous meal at Three Figs! Hands down, without a doubt Patrick was the BEST sever we have had in a very long time! Personable, fun, prompt and attentive are all qualities you will find in Patrick! The bread was hot, crusty on the outside, soft on the inside - perfect! French onion soup was very tasty. My dinner salad and my husbands salmon were both very enjoyable. All this set by a beautiful fireplace keeping us toasty warm on a chilly day! We will be back again- and hoping Patrick will be there when we return! read more

Nice spot with good ambiance in the bar. Service was a a little slow the day we went (short staffed) but food was good.

Just a great casual place with yummy food...perfect for before a show at Suffield Players!

I have to say, Friday bar crowd during covid was nice to see. We had reservations for dinner though. We had a great time with the friends we had dinner with- let me explain. The server was sweet, attentive and working hard. She had back up too. Food was excellent. The calamari was good, portion was a but small. Dinners were good too. Then we had coffee and dessert. After all was said and done we decided to order another bottle of wine. In a very European-like experience, our waitress did not rush us out. We had the table. This was huge as we had not seen our friends during the pandemic and we had two years to catch up on! I love their sister location in Poquonock too! We will be back soon! read more

If you like thin crust pizza then this is the perfect place for you. The mushroom topped pizza is delicious. My wife loves Oyster Bay Sauvignon wine but they offer Scarboro which she tried and now I've got a new wine to stock up on. I had a margarita which sadly was not as good as the wine. We finished our dinner with a great dessert molten chocolate cake which our very attentive server John suggested. He even added dollops of delicious whipped cream. The restaurant bar is very popular and very noisy but the restaurant offers private alcoves for private dining which we enjoyed read more

If I could leave ZERO stars, I would!! I wanted calamari and asked my husband to go get me some, as I've never had it from here. The picture online looked so amazing!! He gets home and it's 10 little rings in a big take out container for $14!! That's more than $1 per ring!! Won't be going back there again!! They should be ashamed of themselves!! No self respect whatsoever!! read more

Wonderful visit. First time here and after reading reviews we were concerned about the service. We had Felicia as our server and she was friendly, efficient & attentive, despite having several other tables to serve. It was Sat night at 5:30 and service was great a food & adult beverages were delicious. We'll visit again! Ambiance was great, too! read more

Decided to try this place based on previous reviews and also the place/food looked good. It's got the New England house ambiance and the place is actually quite big with a bar area, a fireroom area another large dining area (maybe for hosting parties/events). Good amount of parking in the back. Couldn't get seats at the bar, so sat in the fireroom area. They have a full bar and about 5 cocktails on the menu. Got the Moscow mule which was too sweet and the bourbon smash which was way too sour. For food, got the buffalo chicken egg rolls which is probably one of the best items on the menu. Also got the tavern burger with bacon and cheese which was pretty good as well. Food was overall slightly on the greasy side. The Fries were not good at all and I do not recommend them. Overall, good place to try if in the area. Good ambiance and there are some tv's in the bar area if you want to watch a game. Prob won't be coming back though. Service was good. read more

Three Figs - Buffalo chicken egg rolls - American Near Me - Suffield, Connecticut

I live in Suffield. I went to eat there when we first moved to town 5 years ago and wasn't impressed. But my gf wanted to try something different and hoped they'd gotten better since the last time. You'd think during covid, they'd make sure every dish they sent out was the best they could do. This was the fish tacos $18....I will never go back and I'm mad I can't give it less than zero stars! Horrible read more

Three Figs - Fish tacos. (Asked for no cabbage slaw). This is the result. Awful! - American Near Me - Suffield, Connecticut

I've heard a lot of very positive buzz about Three Figs from so many folks at work, and today we final checked it out. That buzz was right on the mark !! Three Figs doesn't look like much from the outside, but like so many things, looks are deceiving. Inside, it has two large dining rooms and a really nice bar area with half a dozen booths, which is where we sat for lunch. I tried a Soup of the Day- a nice bowl of Italian Wedding Soup for $8. It was stellar- lots of ground sausage, pasta, in a great broth with absolutely great croutons. I know that sounds like an oxymoron (Let's "make croutons great again") but these were delicious, (believe me, I know croutons). My Iceberg Wedge Salad (Applewood smoked bacon, grape tomatoes, red onion, gorgonzola crumbles and dressing) ran $10 and was just as big a hit as the soup. It was a huge portion of almost a full head of ice cold lettuce with a generous sprinkling of bacon, gorgonzola bits, grape tomatoes and onions. My wife's Rachel Sandwich ($10) was excellent too -huge slabs of real roasted turkey served with a house slaw, thousand island dressing and a choice of fries, field greens or cucumber salad. The bar area had a real nice vibe to it and I had the feeling that it would be a great place to watch a game and enjoy a beer and a burger. Bottom line is that we had a very enjoyable time at Three Figs. Every aspect of our stay- the food, the atmosphere and the service was top notch. read more

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Lunch was disappointing, to say the least. Food quality was very mixed. Burgers were good. Burrata Board was very disappointing with almost spoiled strawberries, the Prosciutto was so dry it was difficult to cut with a knife. How long had that been sitting around? The cream of broccoli soup was totally bland. The server had to be asked several times to remove the soiled plates and didn't look happy about it at all. What happened to a once very fine restaurant? Sorry to say, we won't be going back. read more

After reading some of the reviews of Three Figs, I was a bit hesitant. No worries. My experience was wonderful in every way: My server, Jessica, was the perfect hostess, attentive without being intrusive, and willing to answer my questions--you guessed it--on oils. They DO NOT use Canola. Salad dressings are made there with olive oil, Yay! And their frying oil is soybean--which we wish were sunflower, but soy way better than...well, read my other reviews. My spinach salad with candied walnuts, pear, and Gorgonzola was amazing, with not just token nuts and fruit, but plentiful portions of all three. The olive oil honey mustard was very good, and served as requested, on the side. I only need half since the salad was so tasty all by itself. And, at $9, it was a very good lunch value. I shall return, and try the dinner entrees some time. read more

Wow. I've never had a worse experience. I came in on a Tuesday night, It was not busy at all. I'd say Max there was 10 tables. We ordered our food after we had to wait 20 minutes for a server to even come over to us and then another 30 minutes go by and we haven't even been checked on or our appetizers have not come out. We asked for the food to be canceled and the manager had no care at all. Our server had mentioned they were short staffed, but I work as a server and that is not what happens when short staffed. The fact that we had to pay $12 for the fried pickles we got is obsurd. Any manager with common curtiousy would've discounted our food as we were expecting so much more. Disappointed is an understatement. We ended up walking out and will not be returning. read more

Tried eating here on a Saturday night - They were very busy - The host was inviting and funny, staff seemed frazzled Unfortunately we got seated and no-one came to take our order, Even after trying to flag down the waitresses who were running around - We waited 45 minutes, No waitress even stopped by or acknowledged us - We got up and left after ~50 minutes read more

Such mixed feelings about this place. Came here twice while in town and the first time was a lot better. For some reason they stuck our table of three in a separate room with no air conditioning, even though it was super hot. Our server mentioned it was warm in that room but was warm in the whole restaurant, which was not true based on having been in the rest of the restaurant. Both times the cocktails were terrible. I had a spicy margarita which was super sweet and not spicy at all. It came in a pint glass, which I liked but could only drink a few sips because of the sweetness. The next time, three of us got cocktails and they were all super boozy with no other discernible flavor. We ordered lemonade to dilute them and they were still too strong. The best things we ate were the burrata and the scallops. The best part of the scallops were the fried clams on top! So fluffy and not greasy. I also had a tuna dish with spicy green beans. The tuna was not good and the green beans were not spicy. The service is hit or miss. The hot time, our server checked on us a lot and that was nice since we were the only ones in the hot room and it would have been easy to forget us. The second time the bartender was our server and she seemed really out of it and ditched us after we ordered, but someone else ran our food so it was fine. Overall I would come here again but I would get beer. There is some good stuff on the menu. read more

We had pizza and it was delicious. Service was great we prefer sitting in bar area. The dining room seems very noisy

This is a small quaint New England Bar and Restaurant. To be fair we did not order full diners. So I'm only reviewing the drinks the Bartender was great portions and recipes We tried the Risotto, Lobster Grilled Cheese, Brussel Sprout appetizer, Caesar Salad with grilled steak, and the Philly Cheese Steak.. it was good all in all a good spot for afterwork wind downs and neighborhood meet ups read more

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Driven by this place a million times , never stopped . So here I am ! Large parking lot in the back , what a nice place . Ordered the Philly steak sandwich with sweet potato fries . Not the biggest sandwich if ever had but boy was it tasty ! Definitely a gourmet Philly steak sandwich ! So good . Sweet potato fries are good , just like most . Service at the bar was excellent !! read more

Food was disappointing. Had a burger was thin and overcooked. Definitely not award winning! Their truffle fries, with an up charge of $3.50, was totally not worth it. if I ever went back I'd get the pizza as two people in our party had it and seemed to enjoy it. read more

In a attempt to eat locally and support local companies. My girlfriend and I order dinner last night from three figs. And I must say being a former Navy service member and having had my fair share of subpar food (no offense to our government). However three figs is not the U.S. Navy. And our dinner last night was worse than any meal I've ever had in the United States military. I had a meatloaf dinner which I ate half because I was starving and ended up throwing the rest of it in the trash because that's how terrible it tasted. My broccoli was burned beyond Recognition the only good thing and edible item where my mashed potatoes I'm not sure you can screw that up And my girlfriends salad was over $19 for a couple of handfuls of arugula and a tiny bit of tuna if you want to spend $59 on dinner I suggest maxes burger or maxes tavern anything other than an Three Figs even McDonald's or Chick-fil-A way is better food then here. Save your money and move on. Or Zantos in town is a good choice. read more

Three Figs - Meatloaf - American Near Me - Suffield, Connecticut

This place is HORRIBLE!!! We decided to book a first responder/military event dinner on 9/11 at Three Figs. Months ago The manager worked out a deal for our party of 40 women $35 each including tip and gratuity. The night went on and they didn't even have enough food to feed us all. Then told us that is was $1 more due to cost of living/Covid. It gets better then we are told the poor server's is not included any more in that price. The manger was disrespectful and has no heart for first responders and military. Shame on the owner!! read more

Overall great experience. Good drinks, good food, good service. Looking forward to going back.

What's not to love? I sat at the bar tonight and Courtney was my bartender. She was quick, attentive, and knowledgeable. She convinced me to get an espresso martini, so good! Compared to other places around, the menu has a giant variety and the staff was accommodating. I felt welcome up at the bar and it's a great place to wind down after work. Will be back! read more

3.5 stars! We've been here a couple times. They change their menu regularly and unfortunately a couple of our favorites seem to have been taken off the rotation. For appetizers the baked Brie is pretty good. Wish they would bring back the fritters with the spicy sauce, they were sooooo good! I'm a vegetarian and have eaten their Mac n cheese-which I didn't love, but I do love their butternut squash ravioli, that's delicious! My fiancé is a meat eater and he has always enjoyed whatever he has gotten. Service is usually good, we had one not so great experience but that was over a holiday weekend, and we assumed they were short staffed. One thing to know is over the summers they close on curtains days-so check ahead before you drive over. read more

I had a wonderful experience at this restaurant, it was a very busy night and the bartender was accommodating and very efficient, she made me the best lemon drop. It was smooth and they managed the crowd effortlessly. The managed the crowd and the food was delicious. I had the pizza and it was tasty. As a single woman, I felt comfortable and safe. Totally going back! read more