
Owl and Dove, a full-service casual restaurant in Pawcatuck, Connecticut, serves brunch and dinner daily. The menu features creative dishes made with fresh, seasonal ingredients, as well as a curated selection of wine, beer and cocktails. Enjoy a meal in the warm and inviting dining room overlooking the Pawcatuck River or a beverage in the cozy bar.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1 W Broad St, Pawcatuck, CT 06379
Phone: (860) 495-2386
Website: http://www.owlanddovect.com/
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Reviews
Ambiance is ON POINT – music at the perfect volume for intimate conversation with your loved ones, an amazing perch over the river, rotating art showcases lining their walls…you can’t beat it.
Food is ON FIRE – please try the beef cheek dumplings (you might not want to share them), the kimchi ramen, and the hangar steak. I wanted to eat everything on the menu, so I suppose I’ll have to keep coming back to continue to rave about the other options.
Wine list is curated and delicious. Creative cocktails. Nice rotating draft beer menu.
The Staff is knowledgeable, prompt, and very warm. They seem like a family, which is my favorite kind of house to walk into.
Really, these kinds of restaurants don’t exist everywhere anymore. I highly recommend it – this place has heart, soul, and endless creativity. Do yourself a favor, and just say yes.
Unbeatable atmosphere next to the river. Will come back!
We arrived just in time for happy hour at 4:30 PM and were thrilled to find buck-a-shuck oysters from nearby Rhode Island. We also highly recommend the beef cheek dumplings, which were exceptionally tender and flavorful. For our main courses, the fish sandwich featured a perfectly fried fillet, and the Ramen bowl was rich and deep with flavor, complete with brisket and a perfectly poached egg.
To top it all off, the beignets for dessert were a true highlight. Served with a delicious lemon crème anglaise and a berry compote, they were the perfect end to a perfect meal. We can’t wait to go back!
Seated on the river, this restaurant is a cozy, intimate respite from the cold. The servers are fabulous, and Maddy took great care of us. I had two cocktails: Lucinda and Martha, which were lovely and not too strong. If you like gin, Lucinda is your girl. Since it was Happy Hour, we got the crispy beef dumplings to start. While very good, they paled in comparison for what came next. My husband had their kimchi ramen, a flavorful comforting bowl with just enough spice. And I had their chicken schnitzel. It was divine. Apple cider glaze, dijon potatoes… the flavors layered perfectly. Finally, for dessert, my husband got the vanilla bread pudding, and I had a burnt orange creme brulee, which was delightful.
If I could give 10 stars, I would.
It was a lovely dinning experience and the service was 5*