I don't make it here often, because it's not down a regular route that I drive. Having said that,…read morewhen I asked them to stock a certain water beverage, they did, which I appreciated. They also have a good selection of wines. A nice couple runs the place.

This is the only decent place in my opinion and all of Westport except for maybe The Westporter…read more All the LaFrance properties are a solid C minus.. You'll spend more time bumping into friends here than looking at the menu. The deviled eggs and their fish dishes are always great choices. My only complaint and really my only complaint is their ribeye.. I've tried it twice as my friends enjoy it and I've been disappointed both times. It is a thin cut, about half an inch. If you are used to ordering your ribeye medium rare, I strongly suggest that you order it medium well or well done. It is a very poor grade of meat and awfully grizzly. No beautifully marbled fat. When cooked medium rare, it is basically inedible. It is more akin to a Denny's breakfast steak than a steakhouse steak. It is served on a bed of french fries. The best thing they can do is get a better steak and charge $70 for it rather than $40. Stick with the fish and you'll have a great night.

Great food, especially seafood…read more Extended menu, great view of the Westport Harbor Smiling great service A little pricey, for the area Overall a great dining experience

150 for Weller Special Reserve and 50 for BT - should tell you everything you need to know PASSread more

Great selection of liquor in here. It's a nice big place that you can find things that you might…read morenot be able to find at a smaller liquor store. The people are very helpful and friendly. I like to go here because it is near my sister's house so it is very convenient. My only problem with it is that it is in Massachusetts so you have to pay deposits on bottles. It would be a great idea if Rhode Island did the same and we would have less litter but unfortunately I end up paying the deposits and then just putting the bottles and cans in my recycling. But it's a great place to go or to call if you're looking for something in particular.

Wonderful place! Wife & I visit every time we're in the area--always a time to stock up on fresh…read morelinguica & chourico, as well as the Portuguese version of anisette. Love it!

If you like specialty markets then you will LOVE LOVE LOVE this place. Specializing, or rather a…read morehigh concentration in Portuguese foods and staples this place is pretty damn interesting to walk into. Ever had fava nuts? Ha! Me either until I went here and now they are one of my alltime favorite snacks. Ever heard of Sumol? Me either until I went here. It's a soda that is kind of like orangina only sweeter. About 40 different kinds of port. Go figure. Salted cod. Got it. Sure, you are not going to fidn artisan cheeses here (seriously Amanda?) but you have to love this place for what it is.

So I asked for a sleeve of Blueberry Smirnoff and was accidentally sold a sleeve of Smirnoff 100 (I…read morealso thought it was blueberry because the packaging looks very similar). Simple mistake that can happen to anyone. I called up the store and was told that I could easily bring it back for and exchange even though it was after their closing time, or that I could get a refund the next day. Granted I was the last customer of the night (probably) and I am a relatively "rememberable" person. More people need to go here. The atmosphere is always friendly and home town feeling.

Employees are friendly and helpful. Unfortunately all the bottled beer i've gotten from here has…read morebeen skunked,

Oooooh, what an A+ marketplace for specialty foods, kitchenware, artsy home decor, wines, savories…read moreand sweets from the Portuguese kitchen. This is not just a place you go to pick up your chorizo and pastel de nata, though you will. This is a destination marketplace to wander each aisle and discover new flavors. Fill a container with olives from big beautiful tubs. Order salted fish from the cold room with the fishmongers. And good luck finding a bigger variety of sardines. As if selecting a cart full of nosh for your Saturday night is not a big enough task here, you also have Ginormous pastries and breads in their bakery, as well as butcher fresh meats and seafood. Truly a delightful, delicious experience.

This place is a mecca for all things Portuguese, especially if it's edible. It's a destination…read morethat's been featured in The NY Times. Think Eataly but Portuguese. It's also smaller, friendlier, and more approachable. Pasteis de nata, ports/other fine spirits/wine, charcuterie/chorizo, tinned fish, olive oils, bacalao (a whole room dedicated to)...the proprietors have taken the time to pick and showcase the best of Portugal. They've placed it all under one roof. There's even a section of designed goods - plates to scarves. It's a neat place to window shop...start to explore the myriad facets of a culture that's an ocean away.

This is a super cute spot. The plant lover in me really enjoyed the green house seating area.... If…read moreI wasn't flying home I would have bought some plants! Great beer selection and location.

A favorite place for IPAs and sour beers (they never disappoint) and the setup here is tough to…read morebeat-- two decks that look out on the distant water and a big green space where kids can run around and parents can hang in Adirondack chairs. Great indoor space too, especially the terrarium-like room with loads of plants. Staff is super friendly. Cheers!