| Restaurant Name | City |
Rating
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| Tony's Huntington Inn | Bridgeport, CT | |
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Great neighborhood restaurant. Look for the lobster and prime
rib specials. Stay away from the bar steak. Was better, though,
before the remodeling when it had the salad bar.
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| Bar-B-Q Restaurant | Milford, CT | |
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Good for diner assortment with better than diner prep.
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| Hometown Buffet | Milford, CT | |
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Ugh. Filthy. More fat than meat on the "beef" roast.
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| Gusto's Restaurant | Milford, CT | |
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Terrific for inventive italian. Kinda noisy when crowded.
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| Jeffrey's | Milford, CT | |
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The BEST in the state. We were regulars when Jeff was one of thepartners
in Maxfields. We don't live nearby anymore, so our visits are
infrequent. But, the BEST. You can't lose with anything from
the broad range of continental selections.
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| Southport Brewing Co | Southport, CT | |
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Pretty good. Try the pork loin or wurst platter. Corned beef and
cabbage on St. Patrick's Day was great.
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| Noodles Restaurant | Old Saybrook, CT | |
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We stumbled onto Noodles last fall. What a terrific little place.
Great pasta but that's not all. Kinda hard to find on the Main Street
strip, but worth looking for.
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