Our favorite local spot for a classic diner breakfast! Get there early; it gets super crowded after 9 am!
A MUST stop for a breakfast pastry or bread enthusiast! We go here at least once a month (usually more!) to stock up on sourdough, get coffee, and try seasonal pastries, breakfast sandwiches, and more.
Asian fusion breakfast spot. Everything is delicious but you must get an order of Japanese souffle pancakes for the table!
Japanese food beyond the sushi roll. Excellent cocktails!
Casual pizza and other Italian food. The executive chef has competed on Food Network multiple times and even beaten Bobby Flay! The bar gets very lively in the evenings.
Casual sports bar with elevated bar food. Great spot for a large group, to go with families, or to watch a game!
A true staple of West Hartford Center, and also where Melissa & Roberto had their first date!
Relive your college days with affordable drinks, pool tables, and a secret entrance.
Only worth going for karaoke in the evenings but it is a very fun activity if you're into karaoke!
Come for a drink on the only rooftop bar in West Hartford Center! The food is average so maybe think about eating elsewhere.
Kid-focused but interesting for adults and children alike!
A quick 30 minute drive, visit the Basketball Hall of Fame where basketball is celebrated at every level.
The Carle is the international champion for picture book art. We collect, preserve, and present picture book art for audiences passionate about art and books. Kid-focused but enjoyable for adults too!
A quintessential seaside New England town, and Roberto's hometown. Walk around downtown just over the drawbridge, stop by the Mystic Seaport Museum, visit the Mystic Aquarium (Roberto & his brother Paul worked here), or stroll Olde Mistick Village (all 3 Leandro brothers have worked here).
Take a 2 hour hike up Talcott Mountain to the famous Heublein Tower!
Kidcity is an early childhood space (recommended ages 1-7) for Pretend Play. Advanced tickets are required!