2 Best Waterfront Restaurants in New Britain

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A photo of River: A Waterfront Restaurant & Bar restaurant

1. River: A Waterfront Restaurant & Bar

4.2

Price: Expensive

• Steakhouse • Wethersfield

Booked 29 times today

River: A Waterfront Restaurant & Bar offers a unique dining experience with stunning views of the Connecticut River from both its interior space and outdoor deck. As noted in multiple reviews, the restaurant offers a 'spectacular view of the river', 'views of the river no matter where you are sitting' and 'sitting outside on the covered two-tier deck'. The combination of delectable food, great service, and the beautiful waterfront setting make this restaurant a standout in the area.

2. Tequila Rio

3.9

Excellent(236)

Price: Moderate

• Mexican • Wethersfield

Booked 1 time today

Tequila Rio: Mexican Cantina, is located in the CBS Building in Wethersfield, alongside its sister restaurant, River: A Waterfront Restaurant & Bar. When weather permits, diners will be seated literally feet from the bank of the Connecticut River, offering sweeping, panoramic, and unparalleled views. The menu was created by a well-known New York celebrity Mexican Chef and features authentic Mexican dishes.Our mouthwatering meals include tacos, tostadas, quesadillas, grilled salmon, and filet mignon with chimichurri sauce. See the full menu here. We also offer a full cocktail menu and the best frozen margaritas in Connecticut.Tequila Rio is becoming the go-to place when your appetite runs South of the Border.

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1. River: A Waterfront Restaurant & Bar

2. Tequila Rio

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