Infinity Bistro - Norfolk

Absolutely wonderful place! So much charm and character because the building itself is quite old with a lot of history. A very small place, just a few hundred places, so there is no bad place in the house! And the food is EXCELLENT!! We'll be back soon!

It was a beautiful historical event. However, the wooden backs of the chairs in the orchestra section were uncomfortable. The staff was friendly and very helpful.

Dinner at Infinity Bistro was an excellent experience from the gracious hosts to our friendly waitress, with wonderful food including a caesar salad followed by delicious and generous servings of lobster macaroni and cheese. Our dinner companions were equally satisfied with their maize and seafod coach, cobb salad and homemade bread. Our meal was intercepted with a common caramel sunshade and a homemade oatmeal cookie. While many of the people there for dinner up to the 320 seat music room to see Reckless Kelly in concert, we have chosen to stay down and save live music for another night. We are very happy to have here in our bucolic New England city a world-class music hall and a good food. Infinity Hall and Bistro are highly recommended and a stop at the beautiful Norfolk, Connecticut.

Concert cocktails were excellent. The sound system here is impressive, and the John Mayall Show was amazing. There's really no bad spot in the venue. The only downside is that there's no food available after the show. Parking can be quite a hassle.

This is a stunning venue for live concerts, though reaching it can be a bit challenging—if you're more patient than I am, the journey can add to the experience. The acoustics are fantastic, and the interior resembles a beautiful barn minus any farm odors. If you have the opportunity, definitely catch a concert here. The atmosphere is intimate, there are no bad seats, and the musicians genuinely seem to enjoy performing in this space.