Fresh, delicious, beautifully presented breakfast, lunch, cakes, and catering—all freshly made in-house in this award winning cafe.
The Po Café
5 Kirby Rd, Washington
860-868-1879
Fresh, delicious, beautifully presented breakfast, lunch, cakes, and catering—all freshly made in-house in this award winning cafe.
The Po Café
5 Kirby Rd, Washington
860-868-1879
A remarkable experience unfolds each evening in the fire-lit dining rooms of Winvian Farm’s restaurant, where simplicity and indulgence artfully converge to create the ultimate fine dining experience. Chef Chris Eddy creates fresh and spontaneous farm-to-table menus with seasonal ingredients from nearby farms. Daily dinner service 5-10 pm except Tuesday.
Winvian
155 Alain White Rd.
860-567-9600
Around the county there are lots of spots where you can find great old fashioned pizza at reasonable prices, but nothing quite like Bantam Pizza & Restaurant. At this local, homey and comfortable restaurant, one taste of their pizza and you’ll be sure to go back for more. Excellent service, polite staff, and a great central location.
Bantam Pizza
768 Bantam Rd., Bantam
860-567-3357
Established in 1984 and has been responsible for providing outstanding home and garden supplies, Amish made birdhouses, feeders, sheds and the highest quality of Agway Feeds ever since. They also offer delivery.
Green Acres Agway
524 Main St S
203-263-3204
Old Farm Nursery is a phenomenal set up and business; well worth a visit to look at Judy and Pat Murphy’s stunning gardens surrounding their house (yes, visitors are invited to walk the property). But this, mostly, is a serious nursery specializing in landscape design and installation. A huge variety of trees, shrubs and perennials make this farm indispensable to the area.
Old Farm Nursery
158 Lime Rock Rd.
860-435-2272
Produce from this garden in West Cornwall goes to the food pantry at St. Thomas Episcopal Church in Amenia Union, which feeds more than 120 people each week. The garden is always looking for donations and, in season, for volunteers to help with planting, weeding and harvesting. Contact Mary Gates.
No one should go home from an excursion empty handed – who says all trinkets and keepsakes must come from abroad? Part of a locally owned (seek out the amazing Joan and her informative, fun blog) trio of stylish home décor stores, country living never looked so chic. Hammertown Barn regularly run remarkable red tag sales and we can’t get enough of their well curated, often quirky finds.
Community Caring in Bridgewater, Inc, (CCB) is a non-profit program providing a referral system of services and support (both general and emergency) for the 400+ households with at least one resident who is age 50 or over in Bridgewater, Connecticut. This community program is in addition to the services provided by the Town of Bridgewater.
Their goal is to make it possible for seniors and their families to stay in their homes independently and fully enjoy life here while having access to the care and resources needed as they grow older, from home energy assessments to nursing referrals.
They always need volunteers.
Community Caring Bridgewater
860-350-2194
Rob Nicholas of Housatonic Anglers is a veteran angler, expert fly tier, and guide in the area. He will show you the best places for fishing. Tends to be booked up, so plan ahead.
Housatonic Anglers
26 Bolton Hill Rd., Cornwall
860-672-4457
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