Help raise a sail – or a glass! – as you watch the sun set over the bow. Get ready for the weekend and unwind..
Join us for a lunch like no other in the heart of Mystic Country. Build an appetite raising the sail, basking in the sun, and..
Every seat has a water view! Brunch is served on the deck of our 110′ tall ship, where the views are ever changing as we..
Steaming lobsters, beautiful sunsets, and lasting memories. Indulge in a classic New England lobster dinner on deck as you sail across the stunning Connecticut coastline...
Steaming lobsters, beautiful sunsets, and lasting memories. Indulge in a classic New England lobster dinner on deck as you sail across the stunning Connecticut coastline...
Waterfront restaurant serving seafood, burgers, and cocktails at the Seaport Marine. A must try for any local or visitor looking for a very special place..
Whether you sit indoors, upstairs or outside on the garden patio, you will enjoy the best views in town! Large windows open up to the..
Engine Room is a gastropub specializing in craft beers, bourbon, and burgers!Β Β They feature sixteen craft beers on tap, the area’s largest bourbon selection, craft cocktails,..
Located along the river in Mystic. Pull right up to the counter, grab a quick bite and relax on the riverside picnic style tables. Well
A Farm and Sea to Table kind of restaurant. You can expect to see more than delicious oysters on the menu. The Oyster Club boasts..
*Formerly Harbour House* Rocks 21 is located at the Inn at Mystic. The four-diamond restaurant includes a largeΒ lounge and bar (an eclectic selection of craft..
Sea View Snack Bar brings you ice cream on the waterfront! Try the Arctic Blast…soft-serve ice cream blended with your choice of sundae toppings. Twisters..
You can’t miss this hot spot on the west side of the bridge in the heart of downtown Mystic. Known for its terrific homemade ice..
Best breakfast in town! On weekends, this place gets pretty busy, so be prepared for a little wait. Nice location…off the beaten path and overlooking..
