Whitecrest Eatery

It is one of our goto places....every item on the menu is excellent. You cannot go wrong no matter what you order. You will be pleased....food is always top notch and fresh. Drinks selections are good...both alcoholic and non alcoholic options. The sourdough bread is out of this world...always have to buy a loaf to take home when we visit. The wait team is always friendly and accommodating to any special dietary needs or requests. We recently had our daughter's rehearsal dinner there and could not have been more pleased with the food and service. Highly recommend for a date night family dinner or larger get together. They are one of the best.

Had a wonderful Danish lunch here—everything was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. The staff were warm and attentive, and the chef clearly cared about every detail, even stopping by to make sure everything was perfect. A truly delightful experience from start to finish. Highly recommended!

We headed to Stonington for the afternoon and stumbled upon this hidden gem. It’s literally hidden in unique upscale factory called the Velvet Mill that houses various small businesses like coffee shops, brewery, art work, antiques, etc. Upon arriving, we were greeted with a warm smile welcoming us and brought us to our table. We were given a quick history of the place and their offerings. We shared their fish and chips, roast beef sandwich, and panko fried flounder. All incredible flavors and beautifully plated dishes. We ended the lunch with and cardamom cinnamon bun that tasted like autumn. Warm and perfect amount of sweetness. We can’t wait to return to try their dinner menu and check out the shops. We loved our entire experience from arrival to dessert. Staff was incredible and very

If Whitecrest Eatery is on the "Where should we eat tonight?" list, I will be picking it. My first exposure to Whitecrest was it's regular menu. I was not only impressed with the food and how it was presented. I was also impressed with the rustic, well-thought out atmosphere. And the personalities of the servers as well as their attention to detail and intelligence of the menu items. The second visit, we experienced their Wanderlust event, in the country of Ethiopia. This area is not known for offering such a variety of cuisine, so having an Ethiopian option close by was wonderful! (I used to live near NYC and miss the variety.) On this visit, I appreciated the atmosphere even more. It was intimate and open. The staff was made up of mostly the same people and I felt like I was visiting

If you enjoy classy dining experiences on the shoreline, then check them out. Liz was super helpful in getting us started, and the food was worth our drive. I had my own Ratatouille moment biting into the Brussell sprouts. Cheers to the whole crew at Whitecrest Eatery!!