Great job covering what you did. The SONO mall is a huge part of the town also and Rowayton and Cranbury villages in Norwalk are really nice affluent residential areas
I was born & raised in So. Norwalk CT. l Ieft Norwalk to join the military when I was 20 years old. Now I live in So. Calif. & watching this video I find things have sure charged since I left that many years ago.
norwalk is my hometown & where i spent the majority of my first 51 years of life - and the funny thing is i was down in norwalk just yesterday (from MA, where i live now) & while there i drove for a couple hours thru most of the sights featured in the video. thanks for taking the time to spotlight a truly inventive, resilient, dynamic & diverse town (city!). :-)
Moved here from NY , and love it . We also have tons of restaurants, in SONO on Washington street , Sedona and Oak and Almond . Love the aquarium and Calf Pasture Beach .
I moved from Greenwich 17 years ago and I love it. It’s a great town , lots of restaurants and lots of different cuisine. Glad you enjoyed your time here. You need to ho to Stew leonards, Cranbury park, & Rowayton too.
Born and raised in E. Norwalk, as my parents were, you have opened my eyes to all the great changes. Next time I am in town, I will seek out these venues! Great Video
Your video shows many places that I have seen, but seeing it on here really highlights the unique features of Norwalk and South Norwalk. Thank you for your efforts!
Brent thanks for coming to our oasis. Not only great water, views and attractions but you should have traveled into some of the other areas that feature old historic homes, more water/river features and great neighborhoods. Come back and explore the green spaces, golf courses, etc. Thanks for featuring us!!!
I agree you should show Stew Leonard's and that area of Norwalk. Cranbury (and the history of the Cranbury Chapel), Gallahers Estate, and history, West Norwalk, the West Norwalk Meeting house, and I believe one if the houses there was also a post office in the 1800s, Lakoda Oaks and the history of it (it was a seminary, I believe The Holy Ghost Fathers, Not to mention you NEED to come check out the Oyster Fest!!
Thank for your video. Did you have the chance to see the new SONO mall? It’s very beautiful (specially the terrace), probably it wasn’t finished when you recorded the video. Edit: I forgot to thank you also for doing historical research for every town you visit. I learned very interesting facts that I never knew about Norwalk!
I not believe ! It’s hometown city very beautiful ..well maybe I’m staring to visit.. very soon , you added the best place for visiting at you forward please reply
Norwalk used to be great.. it’s a built up shit hole now. Filled w apartment buildings and is 50 percent renters. Traffic is brutal. Harry rilling is a weasel , you have to pay to park to run inside for a cup of coffee, taxes are thru the roof.
@@DestinationMan Amazing that you really got the full Norwalk experience (minus Stew Leonard’s I guess). The weirdly toxic, overly negative comments like this are everywhere. Biggest and only drawback to the town are the folks that clearly have never lived elsewhere and don’t understand/appreciate what we have here. Glad you do!
Norwalk is such an amazing place to hang out and take in the scenery, so glad I found this video, thanks for filming it!!
As a Norwalk resident, this makes me so proud we chose Norwalk 9 years ago! Great job!
Thanks!
Great job covering what you did. The SONO mall is a huge part of the town also and Rowayton and Cranbury villages in Norwalk are really nice affluent residential areas
I was born & raised in So. Norwalk CT. l Ieft Norwalk to join the military when I was 20 years old. Now I live in So. Calif. & watching this video I find things have sure charged since I left that many years ago.
norwalk is my hometown & where i spent the majority of my first 51 years of life - and the funny thing is i was down in norwalk just yesterday (from MA, where i live now) & while there i drove for a couple hours thru most of the sights featured in the video. thanks for taking the time to spotlight a truly inventive, resilient, dynamic & diverse town (city!). :-)
Such an awesome town! Glad I stopped there.
Thank you for the video! Very helpful! 😊
Thank you!
Moved here from NY , and love it . We also have tons of restaurants, in SONO on Washington street , Sedona and Oak and Almond . Love the aquarium and Calf Pasture Beach .
So many good restaurants! I'll go back just for the food!
Can I use the beach if I do not live there & are just visiting
@@Bachconcertos yes, you just have to pay a fee to park if you don’t live in the town
Hi there. I am thinking of making that same move. Do you miss NYC?
I moved from Greenwich 17 years ago and I love it. It’s a great town , lots of restaurants and lots of different cuisine. Glad you enjoyed your time here. You need to ho to Stew leonards, Cranbury park, & Rowayton too.
Beautiful town! I'll definitely come back.
And silvermine
Born and raised in E. Norwalk, as my parents were, you have opened my eyes to all the great changes. Next time I am in town, I will seek out these venues! Great Video
Thanks so much!!!!
I am a Stratford resident, but I have been here several times!
Must be nice being close to so many nice beaches
Your video shows many places that I have seen, but seeing it on here really highlights the unique features of Norwalk and South Norwalk. Thank you for your efforts!
I appreciate your feedback!
Wow Great job of my Hometown!
Thanks!
Nice videos. You’re my new local travel guide to cute NYC area towns! Thanks!
Awesome! Thank you!
Brent thanks for coming to our oasis. Not only great water, views and attractions but you should have traveled into some of the other areas that feature old historic homes, more water/river features and great neighborhoods. Come back and explore the green spaces, golf courses, etc. Thanks for featuring us!!!
I'll definitely go back!
Great video! Love it.
Thanks so much!
I use to live in norwalk 2 years ago in the waypoint where the fountain is was a beautiful city I got to say
I loved that fountain!
I agree you should show Stew Leonard's and that area of Norwalk. Cranbury (and the history of the Cranbury Chapel), Gallahers Estate, and history, West Norwalk, the West Norwalk Meeting house, and I believe one if the houses there was also a post office in the 1800s, Lakoda Oaks and the history of it (it was a seminary, I believe The Holy Ghost Fathers,
Not to mention you NEED to come check out the Oyster Fest!!
Yes I will return for Oyster Fest!!!
@@DestinationMan definitely go to the Flotilla tent for the chowder and lobster bisque!
And...if you like raw clams and oysters, those, too!
There’s also a place called silvermine
Nice guitar playing
yeah!
What about Stew Leonard’s ? This video should have a Part 2 and show the rest of Norwalk.
Your the second person to mention Stew Leonard's. I'll look into it. Thanks!
Thank for your video. Did you have the chance to see the new SONO mall? It’s very beautiful (specially the terrace), probably it wasn’t finished when you recorded the video.
Edit: I forgot to thank you also for doing historical research for every town you visit. I learned very interesting facts that I never knew about Norwalk!
No I didn't have time. Next trip I go I'll try and see it. Thanks
I not believe ! It’s hometown city very beautiful ..well maybe I’m staring to visit.. very soon , you added the best place for visiting at you forward please reply
Nice! Such a beautiful place
Is that a public beach for swimming & bathing?
Yep!
Right!
God mode
It's the only mode I play in :)
I love my children but I swear I heard Lambards weird way of saying love
So I don't have any access to my account, car,computer and my debit card and ID is missing 🙃
lol what?
Rowayton worth mentioning other than that, meh at best.
Norwalk used to be great.. it’s a built up shit hole now. Filled w apartment buildings and is 50 percent renters. Traffic is brutal. Harry rilling is a weasel , you have to pay to park to run inside for a cup of coffee, taxes are thru the roof.
@@lukebradley7879 growth into a liberal shit hole
That may be true, but It's still seemed like a nice place
@@DestinationMan Amazing that you really got the full Norwalk experience (minus Stew Leonard’s I guess). The weirdly toxic, overly negative comments like this are everywhere. Biggest and only drawback to the town are the folks that clearly have never lived elsewhere and don’t understand/appreciate what we have here. Glad you do!
Sheffield is pronounced “Sheff field” not “She field” just for his benefit!
Good to know!