From an outsider's perspective New England offers culture, history, and natural beauty. And the New England way of life is different from any other part of the U.S. This blog is devoted to chronicling our experiences here as we try to reach our goal of visiting all of Connecticut...one town at a time.
Monday, December 05, 2005
Town #33: Middletown
Have dinner at It's Only Natural in Middletown, Connecticut. Since coming to Connecticut it is one of only two vegetarian restaraunts I have found here. (The other is Claire's in New Haven.)
And besides being important to me for being the location of my first date with my boyfriend, it also has some very good food. It's Only Natural is funky and eclectic.
They sometimes add interesting wines to their list. For a while they were serving Ladybug Red which uses ladybugs instead of insecticide to protect the growing grapes. It has a nice mellow taste; quite affordable and enjoyable.
Middletown stats
Population: 47,428
Size: 42.3 square miles
Villages/Other Communities: Highland, Newfield, Westfield
Historic Places: Alsop House, Bishop Acheson House, Broad Street Historic District, Church of the Holy Trinity and Rectory, Coite-Hubbard House, Connecticut General Hospital for the Insane, Edward Augustus Russell House, Harriet Cooper Lane House, Highland Historic District, Jacob Pledger House, Main Street Historic District, Metro South Historic District, Middletown Alms House, Middletown South Green Historic District, Miller-Dunklee House, Nehemiah Hubbard House, Old Middletown High School, Russell Company Upper Mill, Saint Luke's Home for Destitute and Aged Women, Samuel Wadsworth Russell House, Sanseer Mill, Seth Wetmore House, Starr Mill, Starr Mill Road Bridge, Town Farms Inn, Old Middletown U.S. Post Office, Wadsworth Estate Historic District, Washington Street Historic District, Wilcox Crittenden Mill, Middletown Woodrow Wilson High School
Must Eats: It's Only Natural, O'Rourkes
Labels:
middlesex county,
middletown,
restaurants,
towns
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