Stonington

Stonington is a scenic coastal town located in the southeastern corner of Connecticut, known for its rich maritime history and New England charm. The town comprises several distinct villages, including the Borough of Stonington, Mystic, and Pawcatuck. Stonington's picturesque Main Street in the borough area is lined with historic homes, art galleries, and unique shops, leading down to the old lighthouse at Stonington Point. The town's waterfront is dotted with fishing boats and yachts, reflecting its strong connection to the sea. Stonington is also home to several vineyards and a growing culinary scene that showcases local seafood and farm-to-table dining. With its blend of coastal beauty, cultural attractions, and a tranquil atmosphere, Stonington attracts visitors and residents who appreciate its quiet elegance and small-town feel. Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy activities such as boating, fishing, and visiting local beaches, while history buffs explore the town's museums and the preserved 19th-century village of Mystic Seaport.

Stonington offers a variety of dining experiences, from upscale to casual. Noah's Restaurant provides classic New England fare in a cozy, upscale setting. For a mid-priced meal, diners can enjoy the waterfront views and seafood at Dog Watch Cafe. Those looking for a more casual atmosphere might visit the Stonington Pizza Palace, known for its pizza and Greek dishes. Another popular spot is the Milagro Cafe, which offers a mix of Latin American flavors in a relaxed setting.