Siren Kitchen & Bar is a casual, new American, full-service restaurant and bar featuring fresh, seasonal ingredients. The laid-back atmosphere of our outdoor and indoor spaces allow guests to truly relax and enjoy the scenery of Essex Island Marina as well as the sights and sounds that charming Essex Village has to offer.
Hours
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday (Labor Day) | 12–9 PM Hours might differ |
| Tuesday | 12–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 12–9 PM |
| Thursday | 12–9 PM |
| Friday | 12–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 11 Ferry St, Essex, CT 06426
Phone: (860) 662-4224
Website: http://www.sirenkitchenandbar.com/
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Reviews
Margaret Honan
5.25.23 OH how fun. You 1st have to take a 6 person max ferry, free. It’s as far as crossing the road, except via ferry. Fun, right? The outdoor seating is spectacular with views of the Marina. Our meal was fantastic and I can’t wait to go back.
… moreDouglas Gingrave
This is a real gem of a spot and the inside seating option is great the indoor/outdoor bar is a special place to hang out and enjoy the lower CT river valley to bad there are not more great restaurants on the water.
… moreEric Pero
Beautiful Essex location! Water taxi ride pleasant and captain was very pleasant. Nice views of boat harbor. You get a glimpse of what it’s like to have the “good life”. Food was fantastic. I had the cauliflower General Tso’s rice bowl and my wife had a lobster roll with homemade potato chips. Meal was a little pricey but that’s Essex. We’ve been here a couple of times and come back every few years. Highly recommend!
… moreDan Madison
Really enjoyable place to eat. You take the free boat service to the little island which makes it Special. The staff was very nice and accommodating. Food was good as well. Cocktails were good but pricey but you are on the water. Atmosphere was great for romantic water view dinner.
… moreDebbi Tomel
Went here with a friend for lunch, lovely place!!! Drinks were good, food good, although, I ordered the lobster roll and lobster was not tasty, sweet at all. Service definitely needs help!!! It definitely was very relaxing sitting outside with the beautiful breeze! Maybe we just hit an off day, as we well know we all have them! Will try again!
… moreMark Davis
Based on the recommendation of a friend who knows a good restaurant when she sees one, we paid a visit to Siren today with my in-laws. Arriving a little before the noon opening time, we found easy parking and enjoyed the short (30 second!) ferry ride and sat in Siren’s lovely Adirondack chairs and enjoyed the view of the marina. The bartender, who also was our server, then sat us in one of the comfy outdoor tables. We ordered Blooming Wild Hibiscus cocktails, which were lovely. Then in short order, our entrees arrived: my wife and I each ordered the CT-style lobster roll, which came on fresh brioche buns, and my in-laws ordered crab cakes and fish and chips. I got to try a taste of the fish and chips, which were excellent: crispy on the outside and soft and flaky in the middle. The house-made fries and potato chips were very good. The lobster roll was the best I’ve had: the lobster was perfectly cooked (sometimes places overcook it) and the brioche bun was a revelation. Prices were in-line with other places, but the ambiance is priceless. The service was impeccable, the facilities were spotless, and outdoors, the spacing of the tables made for easy social distancing. A nice breeze blew across the terrace throughout our meal. This will no doubt be a help as the weather heats up. All told, an elegant newcomer to the CT coastal dining scene!
… moreJ M
The ferry was fun but my goodness the food is terrible. We started with the Brussel sprouts with sauce on the side. We noticed right away if you eat the sprout without the sauce you can taste fish in the oil. My guess is same fryer is being used. The lobster roll wasn’t very good and certainly not worth $32. The mango mojito had no soda water in it. It was made by an inexperienced bar tender. We ordered a chocolate tort for my nephew and 20 min and it didn’t come out. We questioned the waiter and the excuse was they were slammed in the kitchen taking care of entrees first. We said forget it. Got the bill, paid and left. We won’t be going back. So many better restaurants in the area.
… moreCave Arnold
Very nice experience eating here. We sat inside as it was full outside and starting to rain. The food was great, but the new England clam chowder was only leuk warm. It was delicious, but would have been perfect if hot. I had the island fish tacos which had great flavor. I did not like the avocado purée, I think it would have been better with sliced avocado, but it paired nicely with the mango. I liked the yuzu slaw, it was different and quite refreshing. The wait staff were all attentive and friendly. I think there was also a coolness factor for eating on an island that we rode a small ferry service to.
… moreEvan Griswold
Awesome location, view, and atmosphere. Waitresses were very nice too. Unfortunately the food was subpar and the cocktails were watered down and flat – 8 of us with different meals had the same reaction. I would recommend coming here just for a beer until they improve their kitchen and liquor situation.
… moreBeth Lentini
What an amazing place! It is super simple and quick to take the ferry over (it takes maybe a minute or two).
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