3 Best Restaurants Spicy Food in Clinton

3 restaurants available nearby

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1. The Wharf-Madison Beach Hotel

4.6

Exceptional(1889)

Price: Expensive

• Unspecified • Madison

Booked 23 times today

Year-round dining overlooking the Long Island Sound. Outdoor dining available year-round. Full-Bar Service. Progressive American Cuisine.

2. Liv's Oyster Bar

4.8

Exceptional(2666)

Price: Expensive

• Seafood • Old Saybrook

Booked 20 times today

Opening in 2006, Liv’s Oyster Bar and Restaurant quickly became a dining destination in Old Saybrook. Inspired by his daughter, Olivia, and years of experience in the restaurant industry, owner John Brescio set out with a desire to welcome the community to his family’s table.Dining at Liv’s, whether in the main room, at the bar, or on the patio, is an experience to be savored with friends and family long after summer on the shoreline has past.John Brescio also serves as Liv’s Executive Chef, creating simple, focused dishes with an emphasis on local ingredients, and the stunning seafood that the area provides. The menu at Liv’s changes with the seasons, bringing guests a true taste of the pristine environment. John works closely with Liv’s partners to make sure only the best produce is used, as he would serve nothing less to his family.Together with his exceptional staff, John welcomes you to the special experience he’s created at Liv’s Oyster Bar.

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3. Surfridge Brewing Company

4.8

Exceptional(39)

Price: Moderate

• Pub • Centerbrook

Wood fired Artisanal pizza and brewpub. Cold and hot share plates, Neapolitan Pies, and chef driven cuisine. House brewed beers, wines, mixology. Large patio, family and dog friendly.

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3 restaurants available nearby

1. The Wharf-Madison Beach Hotel

2. Liv's Oyster Bar

3. Surfridge Brewing Company

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