Pratt & Whitney Stadium at Rentschler FieldEast Hartford, Connecticut

Chef-driven burger restaurant from the Max Restaurant Group with farm-to-table approach and craft beer.

Higher-end burger experience with an extensive wine list.

Traditional pub with a massive draft list and a popular rooftop patio in downtown Hartford.

Great for post-game drinks and catching other games on Saturday afternoons.

Famous local BBQ joint serving up Kansas City-style smoked meats and classic sides.

The burnt ends are a must-try. Expect a crowd on gameday, but it moves fast.

Historic East Hartford drive-in serving classic burgers, dogs, and shakes since 1946.

A beloved local landmark for a quick and nostalgic pre-game bite.

Highly rated Vietnamese spot in East Hartford, famous for its authentic and flavorful pho.

Perfect for a warming meal if attending a late-season game in November.

Comfortable and convenient hotel located very close to the stadium complex.

The most practical choice for visiting fans. Includes free breakfast and WiFi.

Stunning boutique hotel in downtown Hartford with historic charm and modern amenities.

A premium option for fans wanting to stay in the heart of Hartford's dining and nightlife scene.

The beautiful Victorian Gothic home of the famous American author.

A world-class historic site and a must-visit for any literary enthusiast.

The oldest continuously operating public art museum in the United States.

Incredible collection if you have a morning free for some cultural exploration.

A free two-mile illuminated riverwalk along the Connecticut River with scenic Hartford skyline views, public art installations, a 350-seat outdoor amphitheater, picnic areas, and a boat launch — all steps from downtown East Hartford.

Walk the Founders Bridge Promenade to cross directly into Hartford; the park is open sunrise to sunset daily and has on-site parking.

A 250-acre former estate featuring themed gardens (Oriental, Lotus, Scottish, Sensory, and more), a live aviary with peacocks, woodland trails, and panoramic Hartford skyline views — designed by Olmsted Associates.

Open April through October, 9:30 a.m. to sunset; entry is $7 per vehicle on weekdays and $10 on weekends and holidays. The Sensory Garden is fully accessible.

A 154,000-square-foot hands-on science museum on the Hartford riverfront with 165+ exhibits, a 3D digital theater, and four educational labs — ideal for all ages.

Open Wednesday through Sunday during the school year (10 a.m.–4 p.m.); open daily in summer starting at 9 a.m. Buy tickets in advance online to skip lines.