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AMERICAN
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BAR / PUB / BREWERY
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Governor's Tavern
26 East High St - map
East Hampton, CT 06424
860.365.0617
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Features
kids' menu
fireplace
Accepts
cash
Visa MasterCard/Eurocard
Smoking
not permitted
Dress
dressy casual
Alcohol
full bar
Parking
own parking lot
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Description
Sophisticated bar food with welcoming atmosphere.
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Nice atmosphere This restaurant does have nice atmosphere with a bar on the upper level along with booths in their own section for families. The lower level had a fire place although the smokey smell might not be appreciated by everyone. It was a little to dark though. It was very packed so I think it's generally well liked by everyone.
The onion rings and calamari are very good!!
The menu is on the small side and they do have a kids menu. The waitresses do not give you the specials - you need to read it yourself on the wall. If I hadn't heard them say it, I wouldn't believe it.
We had baked scrod which was supposed to have a breadcrumb topping. Decent size piece was served in butter with only black pepper on top - no crumbs whatsoever. It was also very apparent that the fish was frozen since it had the dry texture. I was just glad it didn't have a nasty fishy taste but it was something that I could have made at home.
We also ordered the special bone in Rib eye which had so much fat, the amount of remains made our waitress think it wasn't eaten and asked us if we wanted to bring it home. The demiglaze on top should have been served on the side. It wasn't that good.
I will give it one more chance. [27 Feb 2006 13:57:54]
Food:     Service:     Ambiance:     Overall:      Recommended Dishes: Onion Rings
Anonymous
50-50 I've been there twice. First time, we waited a very long time for our bottle of wine, and were never offered water, even with our spicy appetizer. We had to stop someone and ask. However, my husband and I each enjoyed the special: mussels and shellfish in pasta. It was so good, we went back for our anniversary, and were extremely disappointed. I had lobster ravioli that was SO BAD, thinly filled and coated with overly sweet sherry sauce. If the waitress had checked back, even once, I would have sent it back. I was so hungry I choked it down. Service seems inattentive, almost rude at times. Not sure we'll risk it again. [28 Oct 2006 10:24:14]
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Anonymous
our hometown place This is a great place to go with my hubbie any day of the week. We enjoy the variety of foods they have, and have yet to have a bad meal. Even on busy nights, the atmosphere is decent, and waiting for a fireside table is worth it on cold Connecticut nights. [23 Mar 2007 13:25:20]
Food:     Service:     Ambiance:     Overall:      Recommended Dishes: soups and salads great meal starters, burgers are great, sweet potato fries a nice alternative to regular fries
Red
The best place in town The food at Governor's is simply great, despite the another review, the fish they use is fresh, not frozen. The service has always been great! Classic East Hampton at its best. [02 Jul 2007 19:43:13]
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