Dock & Dine, Eastern L.I. Sound, Gardiner's Bay, Shelter Island

[RanAweigh]

Originally Posted by SOUNDBOUNDER

There is a place called Dock & Dine in Saybrook.
There is Claudios in Greenport.
There is a place in Westbrook, but i do not know the name.
Burrs in New London has a restaurant.
There is Abbots in Noank.
There is Skippers in Stonington.
There is a Chart House in New Haven with docks.
Branford has a place (or used to), but I do not know the name.

Westbrook = Boom's at Pilot's Point, Bill's Seafood (small boat access - low clearance) or walk to Lenny and Joe's


Also in Old Saybrook, The Saybrook Point Inn and Marina
Essex - tie up at Town dock short walk to Griswold Inn

[hafjell]

Milford, CT - Public docks right in the middle of a pretty downtown area. About 10 good restaurants a short walk away. Tapas, Mexican, Ribs, and it's hoppin on the weekends!

[denby]

Originally Posted by hafjell

Milford, CT - Public docks right in the middle of a pretty downtown area. About 10 good restaurants a short walk away. Tapas, Mexican, Ribs, and it's hoppin on the weekends!

There is a charge for docking at the public docks unless you have a Milford Landing mooring sticker, and even then there is a time limit.

[JimsCAL]

I LOVE Bill's in Westbrook, CT. A real casual place where you eat out on a deck with picnic tables. You can tie up at the town dock for free and walk, get a slip at Pilot's Point, or dinghy in from the anchorage at Duck Island. I've done all three.

[SOUNDBOUNDER]

For $20, you can tie up at Seaport Marine in Mystic for up to 4 hours. It is the closest marina to town and the restaurants. The Daniel Packer Inn is a fun spot to go to.

[rwy36]

Originally Posted by RanAweigh

Essex - tie up at Town dock short walk to Griswold Inn

A little further down from the Griswold (half way down Main on the right hand side) is the "Black Seal" where, according to my wife, one can find the best California burger in Connecticut!

Bill

[Bene505]

Originally Posted by JimsCAL

I LOVE Bill's in Westbrook, CT. A real casual place where you eat out on a deck with picnic tables. You can tie up at the town dock for free and walk, get a slip at Pilot's Point, or dinghy in from the anchorage at Duck Island. I've done all three.

Thanks to DavidPM and his lovely wife, I got to eat at Bills a few weeks ago.

I'm adding "The Oar" on Block Island to the list here. You can take your dinghy right to the dinghy dock in front of them.

Regards,
Brad