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Dressing Room
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Opened by the late Paul Newman and renowned cookbook author Michel Nischan in 2006, this pretheater favorite, beside the Wesport Playhouse, celebrates regional American, farm-to-table cuisine. Many ingredients on the menu are sourced locally; others come from prominent ranches and farms around the country. Highlights include the baby back ribs, served with an apple-cabbage slaw, and seasonal items like the Connecticut lobster succotash with fresh corn, zucchini, and roasted peppers. A huge fieldstone fireplace warms the rustic-chic dining room, with its sturdy ceiling beams and barn-board walls.
- Address: 27 Powers Ct., Westport, CT, 06880 | Map It
- Phone: 203/226-1114
- Website: www.dressingroomhomegrown.com
- Location: Westport
Contact Information
- Credit cards accepted.
- Closed Mon. No lunch Tues.
Restaurant Details
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