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21 W Main St, Mystic, CT 06355, United States
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If you’re in Mystic, Connecticut, and craving a fresh seafood experience, The Mariner is a spot you’ll definitely want to check out. Located right at 21 W Main St, Mystic, CT 06355, this seafood restaurant has built a reputation for offering not just great food but a welcoming vibe that keeps people coming back. Whether you’re looking to enjoy a leisurely meal indoors or soak up some sun at their outdoor seating, The Mariner makes it easy to relax and savor every bite. Their menu covers a wide range of tastes, from comfort food classics to healthier options, and the small plates are perfect if you’re looking to try a little bit of everything. The drink menu is just as enticing, featuring a curated selection of wine, beer, cocktails, hard liquor, and coffee, which pairs beautifully with their seafood offerings.
One of the things that makes The Mariner stand out is the flexibility in service. You can opt for dine-in if you want to enjoy the full restaurant experience, or take advantage of their convenient takeout options when you’re on the go. While they don’t offer delivery, the combination of onsite services and the inviting environment makes it a top choice for locals and visitors alike. The happy hour is especially popular, with both drinks and food designed to be crowd-pleasers. Whether it’s late-night cravings or an afternoon gathering with friends, The Mariner has you covered with a menu that’s both diverse and satisfying.
Stepping inside, you’ll immediately notice the casual yet polished atmosphere that pairs perfectly with the coastal charm of Mystic. It’s the kind of place where you can linger over a glass of wine, sample some small plates, and enjoy the lively energy without feeling rushed. From seafood staples to inventive dishes, every item is prepared with care, giving diners a memorable experience every time.
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21 W Main St, Mystic, CT 06355, United States
A solid restaurant in Mystic. Their clam soup is the best I’ve had! Lots of good flavors! The beet salad was delicious and they kindly split it for us. The seafood pasta was good but a little heavy. I wasn’t expecting it to have a cream base. It did have lots of seafood in it
Came in here to have some food and drinks while enjoying downtown Mystic! Sat in a booth in the bar area and was immediately greeted by the waitress who was friendly and stayed on top of things the entire time as well as the support staff who also came by the table. Everything here is made from scratch and they use local seafood and even tell you about it and where it came from! The chilled shrimp is the best we’ve ever had! The clam chowder was extremely delicious and tasted very authentic and hit the spot so we even ordered a second cup! We did try a lobster roll as it’s a popular menu item however it wasn’t for us, probably just our preference. The bread was good on the roll, again, just our preference so if you like Lobster try it! All the drinks were good and they had a large selection. Even the margarita had flavor of the day options, I tried today’s flavor which was passion fruit! Very clean restaurant and friendly staff! Highly recommend! We’ll be back!
Excellent! We tried this spot for dinner while visiting the town for the day. We were able to get seated right away. Our server was great. I definitely wanted to try seafood since we were on the east coast. I had clam chowder and the scallops. Both were delicious! The scallop dish was seasoned perfectly, very generous portion and I especially loved the corn risotto it was served on. Highly recommended this spot!
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Nearest first, then across the Rio Grande Valley.