The Galley

The Star&amp;Garter is a highly rated local restaurant. There is no need to make reservations as described in the reviews. I guess there are not many people in the town. The walls of the restaurant are covered with wedding photos of different eras and group photos of them when they were old, which makes people feel at ease and warm. The boss is very enthusiastic and actively recommends food to us, and it is delicious, too perfect. We also met the table opposite who was celebrating their birthday, so we also offered blessings from international tourists in due time~~

The blue cod is very tender and really delicious. We also ordered the grilled meat platter of the day, which completely satisfied all the ideas of people who like meat. The seafood chowder soup is very rich and the portion is large, highly recommended.

Went to roots collaboration for dinner and had a pretty tasty meal with a variety of amazing food items and a good wine and beer selection. The wait staff really knew what they were talking about and even had a chef talk to us about the food and it was easy to see their passion for what they create. Will be back in the near future!

vinbrux biscuits, this restaurant deserves a relatively high score. We came here to eat when we were team building. I personally feel that the dishes are a little bit salty, but otherwise there is basically no problem.

The explanation of the wines was interesting and it was nice to try different types of wine. The wines from the region were not dry enough for our taste, although we did find a rose that appealed to our taste. We bought a few bottles at a reasonable price (that is, the winery&#39;s sales were reasonable).

We stopped here as the end of our trip. The place was quiet and we were greeted quickly. Only pizza was available but it was authentic and tasty. Highly recommended

I came here for a beer tasting and I ordered the chowder and chips. Really enjoyed the chowder - a good portion and the chips were great with a nice aioli. Of the beers, the golden ale was my favorite.

The Galley

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