Norfolk

Norfolk is a small town located in Litchfield County, Connecticut, known for its scenic beauty, cultural activities, and historical significance. The town is nestled in the Litchfield Hills region of the state and is characterized by its rural charm and tranquil atmosphere. Norfolk is often referred to as the "Icebox of Connecticut" due to its high elevation and the resulting cooler temperatures. The town boasts a rich architectural heritage with well-preserved 19th-century buildings, including the Norfolk Library and the Battell Chapel. The Yale Summer School of Music and the Norfolk Chamber Music Festival are held at the Ellen Battell Stoeckel Estate, bringing classical music performances to the area each summer. Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy the numerous trails and natural areas, such as Haystack Mountain State Park, which offers panoramic views from its stone tower. The town center features a small selection of local businesses and eateries, maintaining a close-knit community vibe. Norfolk's commitment to preserving its natural and cultural resources makes it an appealing destination for those seeking a peaceful retreat in the countryside.

Norfolk offers a variety of dining experiences, from the upscale to the casual. The Wood Creek Bar & Grill provides a fine dining experience with a focus on American cuisine and locally sourced ingredients. For a mid-priced meal, visitors can enjoy the cozy atmosphere and classic dishes at the Norfolk Pub. The Berkshire Country Store offers a more casual setting with a deli-style menu, perfect for a quick bite or a sandwich on the go. Additionally, Infinity Bistro, attached to the Infinity Hall music venue, offers a unique dining and entertainment experience with a range of menu options.