I'm of that age where I remember this building as the North End Library in town. I don't know when…read moreit became the St. John's Lodge, but I spent many hours here in my youth, rummaging through the stacks looking for something new to read (this annex was closer to where I lived than the main branch). I was good to be back in the building again after all these years, as it was the location we chose for my father's 90th birthday party. We had use of the downstairs (which, if I remember correctly, had mostly the children's books). It looked so different now, but still had a bit of familiarity. The Masons did a nice job turning it into a catering space, with a full kitchen that would rival most restaurants, and a lot of space for tables. Parking is plentiful, and it's handicapped accessible. It's not the largest space available, but it could handle 100 people easily. I would book an event here again in the future.

Came to the RCA to watch the musical 'Hairspray.' RCA has a nice theater, great seating and stage…read more I do not know much about it's program, but after seeing the cast perform 'Hairspray' I can tell that the teaching staff is doing a pretty good job, teaching their students about acting, dancing, performing and all the other stuff to put up a great show!

Excellent teachers. My daughter always looks forward to attending class. She is very happy.read more

My husband and I went for the latest Bierfest…read more $5 a person as you pull in to park. We got $40 in paper tickets that you hand over as you get drinks or food. Service is so quick. Blink and you can miss your order! My hot dog and potato pancake with applesauce was divine. My husband loved his plate as well. We got desserts too. I got a piece of lemon cake. My husband was thrilled to see there was a slice of German bee sting cake. We loved hearing local music and enjoying the sunshine without humidity as we ate at their outdoor picnic tables. It's a great family event

Have been here a few times for several different activities and dinners. Always a good time. Lots…read moreof fun, great food, friendly people and lots of tradition. Prices are reasonable and always a crowded room. My husband, who is of German decent, loves this place. He even sings the German songs IN GERMAN when he is there. THAT never happens at home. :)

A quaint private club with darts, a pool table, and ping pong. It overlooks the Long Island Sound…read moreand has plenty of outdoor seating.

This is not a Review for the Fayerwether Yacht Club, but for the restaurant, Jeffrey's…read more I just moved to the area and a friend suggested joining the club would be a great opportunity to meet local people. She invited me for dinner to maybe become a member. We had cocktails and the prices (for members maybe?) were incredible. The club was lovely, got introduced to very nice people, The location is also great, right on the water, with a nice deck, and boats coming in and out under a killer sunset. right now I am a fan, ready to become a member, love the place. Then our dinner orders came in: Appetizers - I had the eggplant rollatini. It consisted of a very thin slice of eggplant with a LOT of breading. I could not finish it., that's how bad it was. My Friend had the Antipasto Rustico, which was supposed to be, according to the menu, "Prosciutto, Salami, cheese selection platter, server with parmesan crostini bread". She got a lettuce salad topped with supermarket ham, supermarket salami, and one single cheese, mozzarella. We both complained. The answer I got for my eggplant rollatini was that all other customers were happy with it. My friend was pushier, and got an offer to add Blue Cheese to her single "multiple slices of cheese platter". No Procciuto, no cheese selection. It's Supermarket ham and cheese on lettuce after all. Then I ordered the lobster roll, and my friend ordered the steak. My friend could not eat her steak and kept on pushing it around her plate. It was really tough. The lobster roll I ordered OMG, the meat was grey. It tasted like nothing. I complained to the waiter, he brought the chef over and was assured the lobster meat was real lobster. .. Guess becoming a member now it's off the table. I'll just come in with a friend, no need to pay membership for a place you can't have a decent meal at.

Staff is amazing. Jaime, the manager was super accommodating for the third year in a row for our…read morewine tasting fundraiser. She had thought of everything we might need well before we needed it. Everyone enjoyed the food and got drinks etc with a smile.

Get a great meal at a great price ambiance is a little off not for a first date but great place to…read moreeat a fantastic home style meal most if not all wines under $20.00. dinner for two drinks and desert all for under a hundred bucks great portions friendly staff

Love to spend Friday nights sitting at the bar, talking to the patrons and having a glass of wine…read moreor possibly one of the coldest beers in the area. Frank's food is always tasty, the portions are generous and the prices are more than reasonable. It's a great gritty experience.

Amazing and educational experience with friends. The setting and decorations were beautiful. The…read morepuzzles and tools were intuitive. This is not like any other escape room. Very creative and entertaining!! Would 100% go again.

ESCAPETHEROOMers are very excited to visit this location because this escape room is very special…read moreas it's located inside a museum! The Institute for American Indian Studies Museum & Research Center (IAIS) has an incredible museum exhibit which allows visitors to travel through time - displaying astounding artifacts while presenting information on prehistoric to contemporary Native Americans. They have a parking lot available right in front. To further their educational services, IAIS created "Wigwam Escape" - an escape room to challenge the ordinary museum experience. In continuing to preserve and educate the public about pre-contact natives, "Wigwam Escape" allows you to do so though an interactive, stimulating and captivating experience. We were fortunate enough to meet with the program coordinator and the room designer. The level of creativity that was implemented into the storyline, decor, and the puzzle designs really shows the level of passion IAIS and the staff have for their culture. From the customer service provided when you arrive to the lobby area, the staff is extremely kind and professional. The room itself had a fair amount of technology incorporated but because the storyline is that it happens in the year 1518, it's kept at a minimum. The technology used was cleverly used to keep up with the year 1518 which was quite impressive. The decor provided a realistic, immersive experience. Just a heads up that "Wigwam Escape" has is that some of the puzzle designs require bending down which could be physically challenging for some people but since this does require team work, we are sure you have someone in your group that's up for the challenge! We really recommend checking out IAIS and Wigwam Escape for an entertaining AND educational experience! Check out the location tour and interview on our youtube channel! *For more info, check out my Yelp profile.

It's so good to have a sober option to hang out with other adults and no kids. So many mock-tails…read moreavailable in a fun environment.

The atmosphere: funky and COOL COOL COOL. The libations:…read moretasty and alcohol free! I had the absolute pleasure of sampling the "non/whiskey" and it had kick and spicyness (great for some 12noon fun!) What a great concept! Chill at a location or pickup your favorite "0-spirits" The owner was on site and she was fun to speak to, and knew the products very well, so next time you're in Naugatuck and looking for healthier options for or just some hi end amazing ingredients for "mocktails", be sure to stop into this funky shop! 5stars.