Restaurants near Common Historic District

The ambiance was superb. The waitress wasn’t very attentive but the food was great

Such a great place…. One of our favorite places to eat

Our experience at Post 1917 was incredible. It started with our waiter Louis, who was friendly and well informed about the food and drinks. The drinks were well made. The appetizers we had were wagyu dumplings and lamp chop lollypops. The dumplings were great and the lollypops were the best we've ever had. Our steaks were cooked to perfection with advice from our waiter on the best way to order them. Our sides were au gratin potatoes and street corn. The potatoes were great and the street corn was exceptional. Our waiter Louis was great in offering a wine pairing which turned out to be spot on. His service was top notch.

I dined in a party of 6. Everyone enjoyed their meals. I started with a Mistletoe Martini which was rather nice, and then I had the seafood scampi: mussels, 4 shrimp and a piece of codfish served in a creamy garlic sauce over linguini. It was very tasty. Service was on the slower side. There was a musician making good music but the place is small and the music was loud so that made it difficult to converse with anyone not sitting right next to you. Overall a good experience!

My first experience with New Haven style pizza! Excellent! Nice, friendly service! Great background music too! Happy hour prices and choices are great deal! I’ll go again for sure!