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Plain building houses informal bar & eatery highlighting steaks, Italian faves, seafood & a raw bar.
Hours
| Sunday | 12–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 3–9 PM |
| Thursday | 3–9 PM |
| Friday | 12–9 PM |
| Saturday | 12–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 47 Padanaram Rd, Danbury, CT 06811
Phone: (203) 743-3287
Website: https://www.barbaries.com/
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Reviews
Ariel Shore
I had a mixed experience here today. On the positive side, our waiter was incredibly nice and professional. The appetizers were decent—the calamari and onion soup were quite tasty, though the Caesar salad was just average. However, the mains were a major disappointment. Despite the restaurant being quite empty, it took over 45-60 minutes for our Sole and Cod to arrive, and when they finally did, both dishes were served cold. It is hard to understand such a delay and temperature issue under these circumstances.
… moreScott Hoefer
Tonight , my wife and I had a amazing dinner at barbaries steakhouse and service from our waitress Jada , the cowboy steak was cooked to perfection. This steakhouse is as good if not better then the finiest steakhouse in new york city such as peter lugers,sparks or Ben jacks and yes I have eaten at all of them several times. Thank you for bringing a great 5 star resturaunt to our area.
… moreJonathan Wong
Fantastic local spot. Half price appetizers on Tuesday for dinner, there was delicious fried calamari, the clam chowder was creamy with clams, not many potatoes! Would go back next time I’m in the area! The Barbaries scallops came with large scallops, there was a strong bourbon taste in the sauce and mushrooms so if you don’t like it then just be aware. Otherwise the vodka pasta was great, we added chicken. Dessert was the apple caramel pie. Service was great!
Update: at another visit we ordered the fried banana cheesecake which was delicious!
… moreUpdate: at another visit we ordered the fried banana cheesecake which was delicious!
Deborah Rosado
This is the first time visit. The food was under seasoned. The clams were fresh. The clam shower was watery. The refills get charged . The staff said not to come in if Danny was not cooking to another customer! Big disappointment. At the end of the meal the staff were arguing about menus. I will not be returning.
… moreLauren Imperiale
This has become our new favorite place for dinner out. The food is top notch. My husband loves the chicken kebabs, it is a huge portion. They make a delicious cheeseburger too. The staff and service is great. Everyone that works there is friendly and happy. The place is nice and cozy too. We love coming here.
… moreerica kowalik
My husband and I came here for the restaurant week special. We’d never been before and $35 for a four course meal sounded like a perfect opportunity to give it a shot. I had brushetta which was great and the Angus au poivre which was phenomenal. I never used to enjoy steak and rarely order it out so for me to think it was so good is a huge compliment. The tiramisu was also good and our waitress (Judy I believe) was lovely. I will absolutely be dining here again
… moreJuliana Simone
Jim Barbarie’s has been serving Danbury, CT for fifty years. A fish and steak house that also serves pasta dishes and sandwiches, it attracts a large crowd from regulars to travelers passing through. We saw as many NY and NJ plates on cars heading in for dinner. Upon entering, diners are asked if they have a reservation. If the answer is no, you are seated in the bar room. A yes response gets you into one of the two dining rooms. Apparently a lot of people don’t have reservations as the bar tables and then stools filled up quickly after our arrival around 6:30. The one photo I grabbed of the dining room seen on the way to the bar had only two booths filled despite their doing good business on a Saturday evening. There was another full table in the second dining room.
We were brought a regular and special menu and asked if there was a special drink menu. I ordered a French Martini that was made with a citrus vodka, Chambord and pineapple juice, and asked to substitute the vodka for gin, as no martinis on the menu had traditional gin as a component. My partner ordered the Manhattan made with bourbon, vermouth and bitters. The bartender asked if he wanted rye or bourbon and if he wanted it with ice or neat. One French Martini was gin and Chambord with little to no pineapple juice, and the second was gin and pineapple juice with little to no Chambord. One pink the other yellow. Both were good just different. All the drinks were well made in pour and flavor, but our first round wasn’t brought to us until after our appetizers came to the table. From what I gathered they’d been sitting on a station for awhile.
Appetizers: The six Littleneck Clams on the half shell from the raw bar menu were incredibly fresh, sweet and tender. The accompanying cocktail sauce was perfectly balanced with grated horseradish. The “Rhode Island Style” fried calamari was one of the least favorite spins on this common app for both of us. We thought we’d try it, but the garlic vinaigrette on the menu along with cherry peppers was missing, and a variety of hot peppers dominated the plate making the calamari secondary. They do offer a traditional choice. One staff member came out with two fresh warm rolls and whipped butter which he dispensed throughout the room. Good density in the roll and bread is always appreciated.
Mains: One regular menu item, the Sea Scallops Barbarie’s and one special menu item, Pork Shank Osso Bucco. The latter wins for price and flavor. Excellent choice when available. Even though the menu said it was served over mashed potatoes, he was asked if he’d like rice or a baked potato. I suggested he stick with the mashed potatoes as conceived. My scallops, described as baked with sautéed mushrooms in a brandy cream sauce, brought our server back to ask if I wanted the scallops fried, broiled or baked. I said the menu said the scallops were baked. She said, the chef wasn’t sure you wanted them baked. I said, well, this is how the dish is described, so yes. I chose a baked potato as my side. We chose parmesan peppercorn dressing for our salads. Plating wise, the aluminum foil could be left off of the potatoes.
The scallops served seemed to be a mix of things in how they were cooked. I would say they were prepared like fried, with no mushrooms and dollops of a creamy sauce on top of each. The right ceramic dish was used, but I thought it would be hot and bubbling, all melded together in the sauce. The good news is the scallops were like the clams, really fresh and tender as well as plentiful, with maybe 8 in the serving. I took most of the breading off, but it was well seasoned and the right texture. Barbarie’s excels in seafood quality but their prices for an add-on lobster tail and King’s Crab Legs are high, though I’ve noted before in my reviews the price difference between King Crab Legs on the west coast vs. the east coast is tremendous.
Choosing pasta I would have tried chicken carbonara and my partner the filet mignon grinder. Next time we’re in the area, we’ll try these and order more Littlenecks.
… moreWe were brought a regular and special menu and asked if there was a special drink menu. I ordered a French Martini that was made with a citrus vodka, Chambord and pineapple juice, and asked to substitute the vodka for gin, as no martinis on the menu had traditional gin as a component. My partner ordered the Manhattan made with bourbon, vermouth and bitters. The bartender asked if he wanted rye or bourbon and if he wanted it with ice or neat. One French Martini was gin and Chambord with little to no pineapple juice, and the second was gin and pineapple juice with little to no Chambord. One pink the other yellow. Both were good just different. All the drinks were well made in pour and flavor, but our first round wasn’t brought to us until after our appetizers came to the table. From what I gathered they’d been sitting on a station for awhile.
Appetizers: The six Littleneck Clams on the half shell from the raw bar menu were incredibly fresh, sweet and tender. The accompanying cocktail sauce was perfectly balanced with grated horseradish. The “Rhode Island Style” fried calamari was one of the least favorite spins on this common app for both of us. We thought we’d try it, but the garlic vinaigrette on the menu along with cherry peppers was missing, and a variety of hot peppers dominated the plate making the calamari secondary. They do offer a traditional choice. One staff member came out with two fresh warm rolls and whipped butter which he dispensed throughout the room. Good density in the roll and bread is always appreciated.
Mains: One regular menu item, the Sea Scallops Barbarie’s and one special menu item, Pork Shank Osso Bucco. The latter wins for price and flavor. Excellent choice when available. Even though the menu said it was served over mashed potatoes, he was asked if he’d like rice or a baked potato. I suggested he stick with the mashed potatoes as conceived. My scallops, described as baked with sautéed mushrooms in a brandy cream sauce, brought our server back to ask if I wanted the scallops fried, broiled or baked. I said the menu said the scallops were baked. She said, the chef wasn’t sure you wanted them baked. I said, well, this is how the dish is described, so yes. I chose a baked potato as my side. We chose parmesan peppercorn dressing for our salads. Plating wise, the aluminum foil could be left off of the potatoes.
The scallops served seemed to be a mix of things in how they were cooked. I would say they were prepared like fried, with no mushrooms and dollops of a creamy sauce on top of each. The right ceramic dish was used, but I thought it would be hot and bubbling, all melded together in the sauce. The good news is the scallops were like the clams, really fresh and tender as well as plentiful, with maybe 8 in the serving. I took most of the breading off, but it was well seasoned and the right texture. Barbarie’s excels in seafood quality but their prices for an add-on lobster tail and King’s Crab Legs are high, though I’ve noted before in my reviews the price difference between King Crab Legs on the west coast vs. the east coast is tremendous.
Choosing pasta I would have tried chicken carbonara and my partner the filet mignon grinder. Next time we’re in the area, we’ll try these and order more Littlenecks.
Tony Iorfino
First time back in a lot of years. Not as impressed as I thought I would be with the food. They have a reputation they did not live up to on my visit. Salad dressing was watery and overly tangy. Clam chowder was loaded with onions! Filet part of the surf & turf was dry and mushroom gravy was a few dry mushrooms on the side. Even the grilled shrimp of the surf were dry! Not worth the price.
… moreNicole S
Exquisite food and just over all dining expirence. 10/10 I WILL be visiting again next time I’m in the area! Sophia was a phenomenal waitress. I was blow away by the flavor and attention to detail.
… moreJoe “Legion57” Mama
Outstanding. Prime rib headquarters. Excellent service. Paul was very attentive. Salad Clams casino appetizer Drinks Coffee and dessert all hit the spot. We are happy puppies.
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