October 11th 2025: Second Day at Great Wolf Lodge, Ledyard CT

 Today, we started out with breakfast at David Burke Prime Steakhouse at the Foxwoods Resort Casino in Ledyard CT, 

getting the Big Breakfast (3 eggs any style, two pancakes, home fries, bacon, toast).

Simple fare, but not bad actually.

Back at the Great Wolf Lodge for our second day, our little one had a ton of fun with the Wolf Pass,

and this time we got to do all the rides at the water park.

Lunch was at Wahlburgers back in the casino, getting the Chicken Tenders (with BBQ sauce) for the little one

and the Slider Flight (classic meatball topped with provolone and arrabbiata sauce. BBQ bacon with white cheddar, bacon, jalapeno, BBQ sauce and avocado spread, Crispy Chicken with bacon, tomato, lettuce and chipotle mayo).

Not too bad for relatively cheaper than our meals yesterday.

Dinner was at Guy's Kitchen and Bar,

where we got the SOUTHWEST CHOPPED (Crisp romaine, roasted corn, grape tomatoes, black beans, avocado, tortilla strips, chipotle ranch)

the Pasta Alfredo for the little one,

and the MOTLEY QUE PULLED PORK (Smoked pork shoulder smothered in Guy’s bourbon brown sugar BBQ sauce, Guy’s American slaw, pickles, yellow cheddar, crispy onion straws +donkey sauce on a garlic-buttered pretzel bun ).

Less ambience, but better for cheaper than our dinner yesterday. With that, an end to our water park resort vacation. Glad our little one enjoyed the time spent here.

October 10th 2025: First Day at Great Wolf Lodge, Ledyard CT

 Today, before checking into the new Great Wolf Lodge location in Ledyard CT, we were at the Foxwoods Resort Casino,

having lunch at Momosan Foxwoods by Morimoto,

where we got the Tokyo Chicken (steamed chicken, menma, chicken broth, ajitama and mushroom),

the Chef Morimoto Signature Roast Duck (House roasted 1/2 duck, flour tortilla, hoisin, apricot sweet chili, pico de gallo)

the Shrimp Tempura Roll (avocado and cucumber topped with tempura shrimp in gochujang sauce)

and the Karaage (japanese style fried chicken, sweet garlic soy).

The ramen and duck were just so-so, although the sushi and the fried chicken were pretty interesting concepts.

Our hotel for the day was pretty good,

but I'll save the fun pictures for tomorrow. Dinner was back at the casino at Hell's Kitchen,

where we got the baked macaroni & cheese (smoked gouda sauce, crispy prosciutto, chives)

and the price fixe menu, consisting of the pan-seared scallops (corn purée, braised bacon lardons, pickled shallots, chives)

the beef wellington (potato purée, glazed root vegetables, red wine demi-glace served medium rare) with shaved truffles

and the sticky toffee pudding (english toffee sauce, dulce de leche ice cream).

The rest of the food was pretty good, but I have to say the most famous dish, the steak, was underwhelming, the steak itself lacking in flavor, the sauce being too salty, and the pastry not being crispy. I think my other half did much better with her attempt a while back. Overall, not worth the price in my opinion. More of Great Wolf Lodge tomorrow!