Guidebook for Mystic
Food Scene
Betcha you can’t buy just one thing at this bake shop. From the chocolate, raspberry croissants to the seasonal honey latte to the traditional French breads, SIFT quickly became our go-to for a coffee with friends, a sweet treat on a morning walk with our dog or a stop on the way out of town when it opened in 2016. Read more: http://bit.ly/wheretoeatinmystic
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Sift Bake Shop Mystic
5 Water StBetcha you can’t buy just one thing at this bake shop. From the chocolate, raspberry croissants to the seasonal honey latte to the traditional French breads, SIFT quickly became our go-to for a coffee with friends, a sweet treat on a morning walk with our dog or a stop on the way out of town when it opened in 2016. Read more: http://bit.ly/wheretoeatinmystic
I’ve never been to tiny RISE, which has just a few cozy tables inside, when it wasn’t busy. But the eatery, which offers up nostalgic dishes with a twist—think Egg, Peanut Butter and Bacon on an English Muffin—is worth the wait. Read more http://bit.ly/wheretoeatinmystic
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Rise
10 Water StI’ve never been to tiny RISE, which has just a few cozy tables inside, when it wasn’t busy. But the eatery, which offers up nostalgic dishes with a twist—think Egg, Peanut Butter and Bacon on an English Muffin—is worth the wait. Read more http://bit.ly/wheretoeatinmystic
Want classic, American comfort food with a craft beer in a no-fuss yet chic, setting? The Engine Room is your place. (While I order a different entrée every time, the hush puppies are my go-to small bite.) Read more: http://bit.ly/wheretoeatinmystic
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Engine Room
14 Holmes StWant classic, American comfort food with a craft beer in a no-fuss yet chic, setting? The Engine Room is your place. (While I order a different entrée every time, the hush puppies are my go-to small bite.) Read more: http://bit.ly/wheretoeatinmystic