City: New London

Daniels Dairy Downtown

60 Bank Street
New London, CT
860 729 5823

Downtown ice cream parlor featuring over 100 flavors of hard & soft-serve ice cream. Enjoy homemade waffle cones of your favorite flavor. Fat-free and sugar-free items available. Homemade fudge available in over 20 flavors.

Crown Billiards

264 South Frontage Road
New London Shopping Center
New London, CT
860 439 1676

Crown Billiards is a full service pool hall. Tables rented on an hourly basis

Cross Sound Ferry

2 Ferry Street
New London, CT
860 443 5281
860 440 3492 fax

www.longislandferry.com

Daily, year-round service for vehicle & passengers, and high-speed passenger-only ferries, between Orient Point Long Island and New London. The trip is 1 hour and 20 minutes. Hourly service during the summer months. Reservations are recommended.

Crocker's Boatyard

56 Howard Street
New London, CT
860 443 6304
860 443 0279 fax

www.crockersboatyardinc.com

Located in Shaw's Cove, a sheltered and deep cul-de-sac at the mouth of the Thames River. 230 floating slips offer the best protection in the area. Dockage depth of 12 feet, Welcoming seasonal, year round and transient boats up to 96'.

Copperwood Grill

24 Eugene O'Neill Dr.
New London, CT
(860) 701 9915

New London's newest sports bar featuring lunch and dinner daily, 25 big screen TV's, an extensive bar and off-track betting! Book your private parties here!

CONNfetti

13 Golden Street
New London, CT
860 442 0122

www.connfettigifts.com

The name says it all. At CONNfetti you’ll find distinctive Connecticut fare at reasonable prices. Stop in, browse and experience some of the treasures Connecticut has to offer.

Connecticut College Arboretum

270 Mohegan Avenue
New London, CT
860 439 5060
860 439 5482 fax

arboretum.conncoll.edu

The Arboretum Native Plant Collection consists of 20 acres of woody plants and wildflowers indigenous to eastern North America; a pond; and wildflower azalea, conifer, laurel, legume and other collections. Well-marked easy trails throughout.

City of New London

181 State Street
New London, CT
860 447 5201
860 437 4467 fax

www.ci.New-London.ct.us

Observers on New Londons Thames River on the morning of September 6 1781 were horrified at the sight before them. From this vantage point they would have seen people scurrying in every direction in a desperate attempt to catch a breath of clean air. They would have heard screams of terror through the smoke-filled air. They may have even seen the traitor Benedict Arnold leading a troop of British soldiers as they burned and ravaged New London. When it was over the city lay in ruin. New London didnt stay down for long. The city with its natural harbors and deep water quickly rebuilt to become a leading maritime port. By 1819 whaling was on its way to becoming the economic livelihood of the city. Whaling would dominate the economy for a half century. By 1846 New London was the second largest whaling port in the world. Today the town still stays true to its maritime roots. Perhaps thats why the United States Coast Guard Academy is located here. Each year cadets come to New London to learn maritime history and methods for protecting life and property along Americas waterways. New London also has roots seeded deeply in American literature. One well-known person who claimed New London as his home is critically acclaimed playwright Eugene ONeill. Winner of four Pulitzer Prizes he also was the first American dramatist to win the Nobel Prize. His boyhood home Monte Cristo Cottage in New London is the setting for two of his masterpieces Long Days Journey into Night and Ah Wilderness! The cottage is a registered National Landmark and is a living memorial to the playwright and his work. The city has many historic homes including the oldest operating custom house in the nation. The front doors of the Custom House are made from the planks of the frigate Constitution. New London is also home to the oldest surviving structure in New England (1678 documented). This small coastal city boasts the Lyman Allyn Art Museum the Garde Arts Center the Nathan Hale Schoolhouse and the Shaw-Perkins Mansion the site of the naval office during the Revolutionary War.

City News

68 State Street
New London, CT
860-437-4444

www.thamesriver.com

This upscale newsstand is mainly known for serving up newspapers and cigars. But City News is quickly becoming a downtown Sunday breakfast staple, with a menu that includes bagels, lox, eggs, waffles, and more.

Chuck E. Cheese's

389 North Frontage Road
New London, CT
860 444 2526

www.chuckecheese.com

Where a kid can be a kid! Great food, games, rides and prizes!

Chaplin's

165 Bank Street
New London, CT
860 443 0684

www.facebook.com/pages/Chaplins/153643716029

Chaplin's specializes in local, fresh-caught sea food. In addition to New England traditions, the restaurant ventures into other American regional favorites. Fun times year round.

Caruso Music

94 State Street
New London, CT
860 442 9600
860 442 0463 fax

www.carusomusic.com

Caruso Music was founded in 1929 by an aspiring musician named John Caruso. As the music industry grew so did Caruso Music. We are now ranked as one of the top music retailers in the nation!

Captains Pizza

8 Bank Street
New London, CT
860 443 1933

Located a block away from the historic Thames River, stop by for casual dining fare and a spectacular view of New London, CT while enjoying a refreshing beverage on their waterfront deck.

Captain Scott's Lobster Dock

80 Hamilton Street
New London, CT
860 439 1741
860 439 1568 fax

Dine outside and watch the boats at Shaw's Cove. We serve the freshest seafood including lobster, scallops, clams, mussels and more, from the waters of southeastern Connecticut.

Burrs Marina

244 Pequot Avenue
New London, CT
860 443 8457

Burrs Marina

Bulkeley House

111 Bank Street
New London, CT
860 444 7753

Built in 1790 as the home of Sea Captain Charles Bulkeley, today you will find a modern gathering place, featuring American food with an Italian accent including seafood, steaks, chicken, pasta and burgers. Full bar, canopied deck and live music.

Broken Yolk Cafe

25 Montauk Avenue
New London, CT
860 437 0898

www.brokenyolkcafe.net

Where else can you find a stand-up comedian who also can cook a mean omelet? Come for the entertainment, stay for the food! Stop by and watch the crazy chef Doreen, serve up breakfast, lunch and laughter six days a week.

Block Island Express

2 Ferry Street
New London, CT
860 444 4624

www.goblockisland.com

High-speed ferry from New London to Block Island