All of their food is super shareable which is perfect if you’re going with a group of close friends/family that you’re comfortable sharing with! I treated myself to one of their gimlets and a huge giant pretzel. You can also order food and drinks while you bowl, which is super nice too. There were chandeliers throughout the establishment which gave it such a luxe feel. We got our own lane, which featured very sleek booths to relax until it’s your turn. You can even sit at the bar, as they have installed plexiglass between every two seats to help protect the patrons!Īfter dinner, we decided to check out High Rollers, which is basically their super upscale version of a bowling alley. They had the BEST margaritas and tacos – highly recommend the jalapeño margarita if you’re into spicy! We felt super comfortable eating there because we had our own booth that was properly distanced from other parties, all the employees wore masks, and it was super clean. The first night, we were craving Mexican, so we hit up Scorpion Bar. There’s really something for everyone in every budget which we loved. They have a ton of restaurants to choose from – and I’m talking as fancy as David Burke, to as casual as Burger King. Upon arrival, we were truly in awe of the resort, and all it had to offer. We headed out of NYC on Friday afternoon and arrived at Foxwoods around 5 pm. Plus, they are doing the MOST when it comes to safety measures, which is SO important these days. The opinions and text are all mine.Ī few weekends ago, I had the pleasure of taking a mini-vacation to Foxwoods Resort Casino in Connecticut with my friend Karina! We had been itching for a getaway but wanted to make sure it was nearby & safe of course! Foxwoods was the perfect destination because it was just a short 2.5-hour train ride from NYC and there are a ton of restaurants, activities, and shopping to do.

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