A nautical-themed cocktail lounge and restaurant in Mystic, Connecticut, The Port of Call offers a unique dining experience inspired by port cities worldwide. The main floor, styled after a classic yacht saloon, features mahogany paneling and intimate seating areas. Downstairs, Dive is a diver-themed bar with an unmarked entrance, nodding to the region's deep-sea diving history, complete with shuffleboard and arcade games. The cocktail program, led by Beverage Director Jade Ayala, draws influence from the flavors of great port cities, riffing on classic drinks and pushing the envelope with experimental techniques. Executive Chef Renée Touponce's food pairings are inspired by coastal communities around the globe. The Port of Call has been recognized as one of the 24 Best Bars in America by Esquire Magazine.

Located just past the Mystic Drawbridge, Chapter One Food & Drink offers a vibrant bar scene with handcrafted cocktails, a diverse wine list, and 24 beers on tap. Their New American menu features fresh seafood, dry-aged steaks, and creative burgers, with vegan and gluten-free options available. The space combines a long bar with banquette seating, creating a relaxed atmosphere. Open daily for lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch, they also host live entertainment, from acoustic performers to top DJs.

Perched atop Sift Bake Shop in downtown Mystic, Mix offers panoramic views of the Mystic River from its pavilion-style rooftop. Open year-round, the space features retractable canvas sides and a full heating system, ensuring comfort in all seasons. The menu, crafted by Executive Chef Olivia Morey, includes both classic Mix favorites and new dishes, complemented by a selection of handcrafted cocktails. Mix also provides an elevated setting for special occasions, accommodating events like intimate weddings and anniversary parties.

Located in a cozy basement space at 12 Water Street, Misfit Club offers a unique blend of British pub ambiance and modern inclusivity. The venue features a fireplace, leather seating, a bar area, and a DJ booth, creating a welcoming environment for all. Patrons can enjoy a selection of craft beers, including 'Glitter Bomb,' a light beer made with salt water from the Long Island Sound. The club hosts weekly events like team trivia, darts competitions, and international sports viewing parties, fostering a lively community atmosphere.

Nestled in one of Mystic's oldest buildings, The Harp and Hound offers an authentic Irish pub experience. The cozy interior, adorned with imported Irish furnishings, sets the stage for enjoying classic pub fare like fish & chips and bangers & mash. The extensive selection of draft and bottled beers, along with a fine choice of Irish and Scottish whiskies, complements the lively atmosphere. Live music entertainment by local artists on Friday and Saturday nights adds to the vibrant ambiance. With dog-friendly outdoor seating, it's a welcoming spot for both locals and visitors seeking a genuine taste of Ireland in Mystic.