Welcome to Mystic!
Food scene
Great place to grab a coffee and breakfast sandwich or quick lunch. You can sit outside and watch the trains go by or enjoy a meal before you travel to the city.
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Mystic Depot Roasters
2 Roosevelt AveGreat place to grab a coffee and breakfast sandwich or quick lunch. You can sit outside and watch the trains go by or enjoy a meal before you travel to the city.
Awesome juices and vegan bites - we recommend calling in your order ahead of time because they tend to get very busy! Pro tip: add the cashew milk "ice cream" to your smoothie!
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Karma Kitchen Mystic & Juicery
15 Holmes StAwesome juices and vegan bites - we recommend calling in your order ahead of time because they tend to get very busy! Pro tip: add the cashew milk "ice cream" to your smoothie!
Build your own salad bar - Andy has everything you could want to build your perfect salad. Enjoy on the dock or have a picnic on the green!
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Mystic Sweet Shop
7 W Main StBuild your own salad bar - Andy has everything you could want to build your perfect salad. Enjoy on the dock or have a picnic on the green!
Perfect happy hour/dinner spot. Personal favorite: the Bravo Burger.
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Bravo Bravo
19 E Main StPerfect happy hour/dinner spot. Personal favorite: the Bravo Burger.
You can't visit Mystic without stopping at Sift to try out "Best Baker in America" Adam Young's delicious creations. During the summer you can also enjoy cocktails and meals at his rooftop restaurant Mix.
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Sift Bake Shop Mystic
5 Water StYou can't visit Mystic without stopping at Sift to try out "Best Baker in America" Adam Young's delicious creations. During the summer you can also enjoy cocktails and meals at his rooftop restaurant Mix.
Pizza for everyone - including those on a gluten free or vegan diet. Dine al fresco and catch a local band most evenings.
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Pizzetta
7 Water StPizza for everyone - including those on a gluten free or vegan diet. Dine al fresco and catch a local band most evenings.
Farm to table restaurant with amazing dishes- check for specials. Sit outside at the Treehouse when the weather is nice!
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Oyster Club
13 Water StFarm to table restaurant with amazing dishes- check for specials. Sit outside at the Treehouse when the weather is nice!
Sightseeing
Must see with many indoor and outdoor exhibits that will entertain kids and adults alike. It is home to thousands of creatures from beluga whales to rescued seals. The exhibits are fun for the whole family and if you find yourself getting hungry you can stop by their restaurant to grab a snack or meal.
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Mystic Aquarium
Must see with many indoor and outdoor exhibits that will entertain kids and adults alike. It is home to thousands of creatures from beluga whales to rescued seals. The exhibits are fun for the whole family and if you find yourself getting hungry you can stop by their restaurant to grab a snack or meal.
The Nature Center is a beautiful wildlife sanctuary with 10 miles of hiking trails for those looking to get some fresh air and exercise while seeing bullfrogs, painted turtles and owls. You will have the chance to meet animals who are bing rehabilitated and are encouraged to check out their event calendar before visiting.
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Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center
109 Pequotsepos RdThe Nature Center is a beautiful wildlife sanctuary with 10 miles of hiking trails for those looking to get some fresh air and exercise while seeing bullfrogs, painted turtles and owls. You will have the chance to meet animals who are bing rehabilitated and are encouraged to check out their event calendar before visiting.
Book a ticket for a day-sail or sunset cruise on the last commercial sailing ship left in Connecticut. The crew will fill you in on local maritime history while you sit back and take in the scenic views.
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Argia Mystic Cruises
12 Steamboat WharfBook a ticket for a day-sail or sunset cruise on the last commercial sailing ship left in Connecticut. The crew will fill you in on local maritime history while you sit back and take in the scenic views.
Just down the street is the nation's largest maritime museum that houses more than 500 historic water crafts. The staff of historians, musicians, and craftspeople will showcase the skills and techniques used in traditional shipbuilding as they restore the vessels on site. There are also several dining and shopping options on the campus.
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Mystic Seaport
75 Greenmanville AveJust down the street is the nation's largest maritime museum that houses more than 500 historic water crafts. The staff of historians, musicians, and craftspeople will showcase the skills and techniques used in traditional shipbuilding as they restore the vessels on site. There are also several dining and shopping options on the campus.
If you're looking to spend a day at the beach Watch Hill is the place to go. We recommend heading there in the morning to ensure you get a parking spot in one of the lots as they hit capacity quickly and then you can enjoy all this idyllic town has to offer. Lay out your towel on East Beach or Napatree and soak up the sun and waves, grab an ice cream from St Clair Annex, and end the day at the Flying Horse Carousel.
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Watch Hill
If you're looking to spend a day at the beach Watch Hill is the place to go. We recommend heading there in the morning to ensure you get a parking spot in one of the lots as they hit capacity quickly and then you can enjoy all this idyllic town has to offer. Lay out your towel on East Beach or Napatree and soak up the sun and waves, grab an ice cream from St Clair Annex, and end the day at the Flying Horse Carousel.
Connecticut's oldest village is just a few miles away and offers eclectic shops, waterside dining and its very own beach. Explore the shops and art galleries on Water Street as you make your way to duBois Beach for the sunset. On Saturdays you can visit the farmers market on the green while the kids play on the playground next to the Town Dock.
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DuBois Beach
Connecticut's oldest village is just a few miles away and offers eclectic shops, waterside dining and its very own beach. Explore the shops and art galleries on Water Street as you make your way to duBois Beach for the sunset. On Saturdays you can visit the farmers market on the green while the kids play on the playground next to the Town Dock.
The Olde Mistick Village is home to some of the best shops and restaurants in the area. Kids will have fun feeding the ducks at the various enclosed pond areas while you have your choice of over 25 unique shops and 9 delicious restaurants. If you need a rainy day activity you can also catch a movie here at Mystic Luxury Cinemas.
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Olde Mistick Village
27 Coogan BlvdThe Olde Mistick Village is home to some of the best shops and restaurants in the area. Kids will have fun feeding the ducks at the various enclosed pond areas while you have your choice of over 25 unique shops and 9 delicious restaurants. If you need a rainy day activity you can also catch a movie here at Mystic Luxury Cinemas.