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Kaos Speakeasy: Milford's New Intimate Dining Spot

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Kaos, a new speakeasy-style spot in Milford, CT, offers top-shelf steaks, thin-crust pizzas, and cozy private nooks. Owner Randilee England, with a background in hospitality and retail, spent two years creating a unique dining experience with customizable menu options and eventful additions like Rat Pack shows and murder mystery dinners.

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Kaos Speakeasy: Milford's New Intimate Dining Spot

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Hartford News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Kaos Speakeasy: Milford's New Intimate Dining Spot. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 2nd. Welcome to Hardford News Today, powered by AI, I'm Cory with the story. Chaos just dropped in Connecticut, a fresh, speak easy-style spot at 354 Woodmond Road in Milford, slinging top shelf stakes, thin crust, pizzas, and cozy private nooks for that intimate vibe. They hook you with from scratch bites like lollipop drumsticks, plus signature cocktails and mocktails, and the whole menus built for tweaks, swap. Go gluten-free, or ask the chef to whip up whatever's missing. Owner Randallie England, with years in hospitality and retail, chased the stream hard, spending two years on permits, kitchen setup, and that. Mysterious tucked away feel, even naming it after the wild ride to open. She's crafting nooks with comfy couches, bookshelves stock with art and travel reads, plus games like chess or checkers, perfect for business deals, or date nights, and those spots book up fast, so reserve ahead. Plans are evolving with secret entry codes via an old phone booth, rat pack shows on

May 16th, murder mystery dinners, daily lunch from 11, 30 a.m., happy hour, 3 to 6 p.m., for locals and first responders. England's all about that joy of good food bringing folks together.

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