Restaurants in Litchfield
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Bohemian Pizza & Ditto’s Bar
Litchfield lets its hair down at Boho’s, where for dinner you can try the crisscross pizza – portobello mushrooms, andouille sausage, grilled chicken and caramelized onions – and chill in one of the faux-cowskin booths. As the sun sets, the pizza joint and the adjacent dive bar (open late) dissolve into one loud, friendly mess. Shoot some free pool while being serenaded by the locals who play (almost) nightly.
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3W & Blue Bar
Seemingly lifted en masse from Soho, this swinging eatery features a ‘blue bar’ and trance music that’s hard to tune out. Submit to the suggestive bamboo and red-lantern decor by ordering an Asian-inspired dish like sesame-crusted tuna. Or just go all the way with some sushi; the Dynamite roll – with shrimp, spicy tuna, salmon and avocado – is, well, dynamite ($12).
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West St Grill
Easily the poshest eatery in the town center, this sophisticated city grill and tavern changes its menu seasonally, but always serves creative New American cuisine with Irish inflections (the chef hails from Ireland). If you’re lucky, the salmon fillet burger will be on offer. There are several sidewalk tables and a pub scene after 9pm.
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Aspen Garden
Aspen Garden serves a good selection of light meals with Greek accents: salads, sandwiches and baklava. It’s got a kid’s menu for the kids, and a beer menu for you. In good weather, sit at an umbrella-shaded table on the brick terrace.
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Market Square Café
This is the best place in town to pick up deli-esque picnic provisions, and it also makes for an unpretentious lunch and dinner spot, focusing on steaks and seafood.
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