Jealous Monk

It was our first time at The Jealous Monk in Mystic! The atmosphere is cozy and lively, with a fun European-beer-hall vibe. The staff was friendly and attentive. The food was good and had reasonable prices. Also lots of craft beer options. Overall , it’s a great spot for a casual meal, drinks with friends, or a relaxed night out in Mystic.

Stopped in for a quick bite after visiting the aquarium and it did not disappoint! Lots of others also had this idea, but we only had to wait 5 min. Service was excellent and speedy on New Year’s Day with lots of patrons. We got the boneless wings, clam chowder, and pretzel with beer cheese. Everything was delicious, the wings were SO crunchy I was thinking about them all day! Mocktail was also excellent. We will be back when we are in the area again!

The customer service was wonderful. All the staff members were kind and helpful. The food came out quickly and was delicious. Great deals during happy hour. Good sized portions.

This was a great find. The food was delicious and came out fast. Brian our server was excellent considering how busy it was Saturday afternoon. The drinks were delicious. The parking seemed to be plentiful but we got bad directions and parked farther away than needed. We are looking forward to going back again soon.

Stopped in at Jealous Monk for breakfast, which is not something you normally think of here since it’s better known as a German-style beer hall. The menu was definitely different than your usual breakfast spot—and it worked. The eggs with hash came out in a skillet and were excellent, hearty, and flavorful. The bangers with pancakes were also spot on, a great mix of traditional and nontraditional. What makes it stand out is how they take classic breakfast dishes and put their own spin on them. Everything we ordered was really well done, and it felt like a fresh take on the usual breakfast routine. Between the food and the atmosphere, it’s an all-around nice place to go for breakfast in Mystic. Highly recommend giving it a try if you want something a little different from the standard din