First! This delightful little brewery in a garden center is exactly the place you need to be adding…read moreto your Vermont road trip itinerary. The beer is outstanding and the owners are very friendly. They currently offer free tastings and sell 4-packs to-go (no full pours yet). It's important to support small, community breweries!

What a perfect location, fun people and most importantly a great tasting beer. If you are in the…read morearea, it is a no-brainer to stop in and pick up a few 4-packs of beer.

An epically wonderful surprise. I expected a run-of-the-mill liquor store for the basic mixers. I…read moreexperienced a craft beer haven and totally forgot that they also sell hard alcohol. A total unexpected gem right off 91. Delights: - beer beer beer! wall-long cooler emphasizing regional crafts (particularly VT, of course) - growlers for sale rotating through various kegs. I walked out with 32oz of Zero Gravity Conehead Wheat IPA out of Burlington, VT - sell hops, malt, and other home brew goods - located next to a natural foods market Countless new brews to appreciate and try. Don't judge a store by the name!

Went in, got what I wanted/needed and paid. Nothing to complain about or anything to report on as…read morefair as spectacular service goes.

AMAZING customer service. I was coming from Woodstock which was just so over crowded and on our way…read moreto Lake Placid, we just couldn't find anywhere open. We happened to pass by this place and I'm so glad we did. It was quite busy, but we sat at the bar and the bartender was attentive, and friendly. We got our food quickly, and it was delicious! The interior is a great vibe, and everyone in here seemed to be having a great time which is just what you want from a brewery.

3.5 Stars - Overall I could see returning and spending more time here next time - particularly if…read moreit's one of their event days or with more people in tow with some games etc. Highlights - Great physical venue with a good amount of space inside and out, pretty good beer selection/variety, and an overall fun atmosphere that includes a small river right outside the back doors that you can wade in. The IPA's weren't all particularly remarkable, but the "VT IPA" was pretty solid NE IPA. Lowlights - We were greeted somewhat rudely by an older gentleman when arriving. Our server, was much more pleasant/bubbly/fun, but the service overall also seemed a bit disjointed. I'd pass on the fried pickles next time as well, they were incredibly salty.

We stopped in the Crooked Ram for a glass of wine and some apps. They have a beautiful, spacious…read moreback patio in the summer! The inside was closed for the season. They have a nice wine selection, and we saw that they're known for wood fired pizza so we ordered a margarita. Our server also suggested the seasonal app of simple heirloom tomatoes dressed with olive oil and vinegar. Those tomatoes were insanely fresh/delicious and tasted like they were picked off the vine upon us ordering. The pizza was equally as impressive and we annihilated it. We even got ice cream for dessert. Our server was super kind and attentive. We will not hesitate to come back next time we're in the area.

Before going to Hildene, stopped by here for some lunch. It was a beautiful summer day, sat…read moreoutside in the back at the bar. Got some food, and was pleasantly surprised. Vermont has some great food spots, and this is one i'll come back to the next time i'm in the area. Worth stopping in.

The Harpoon Brewery in Windsor, Vermont is famous for its brews, but I really like their menu…read more Simply put, it is comfort food and it is good. Most of the menu items here are not like a gourmet Vermont experience. Instead, they are simply, darn flippin' good! Menu items here are simple and breezy. Get the baked potato with pulled pork, cheddar, bacon, chives and sour cream. If I made the same dish, as easy as it seems, it would definitely not turn out as delicious. With this glorious baked potato, there was a white, shredded cheese. I am not used to this at all because usually you usually get orange cheddar cheese on a potato, but this is Vermont. People new to the region - like me - notice simple touches like white cheddar cheese and it's little things like that that really make a difference in having an authentic New England experience. And now onto the Hebrew National Franks: they are on New England rolls. I didn't know what those were until I ordered them, but this makes a total difference. They are soft and heated and have a shiny, buttery finish. On their winter menu, I have also tried the Space Cake beer fried chicken sandwich. I thought it might be a sweet, fried, hot honey kind of chicken sammie, but I don't think that option is on their menu yet. The fried chicken coating was good. This Space Cake sandwich came with sweet potato waffle fries. Oh my goodness! Definitely get these. Get them as an appetizer. Take them home with you. Whatever. You need them. They're delicious. This was all on their winter menu. On their summer menu, I enjoyed the pulled pork sandwich with steakhouse fries. Thoroughly fabulous. We also enjoyed the butternut squash salad with fresh cranberries from their summer menu. The lettuce was so darn fresh. It really makes a difference in the flavors and the whole experience here. Now onto the beers: there are so many draughts to choose from! Aside from a suite of brewed-on-site Harpoon beers, you can also get at least 3 UFO hefeweizen brews and 3 Clown Shoes beers. The UFO wheat beers are a favorite here: I had White (orange and coriander), Maine Blueberry and Strawberry Lemonade Shandy The Clown Shoes beers seem popular here, but were too intense for me. The Vodka Whips - inspired by the beloved Maryland Orange Crush drinks - are good. I thought was ordering a Cardi B Whip Shot, so when I got it, I realized these two drinks are not the same. Vodka Whips vs. Whip Shots: who knew. Camp Wannamango by Harpoon is a not-to-miss. I also liked the Maple Bourbon Barrel-aged Mountain Ale. Not a fan of any of the IPA's anywhere, including here, unless they are doubles. The Harpoon Cider is tasty. The Dunkin' beers are fabulous branding and interesting. Some I like ... while others are - again - just not watered-down enough for me. I hope someone is laughing at what a lightweight I am when it comes to sturdy beers. For the videos in this review, you can search Season 4 episode 6 of Local Taste by Jenny.

Lots of breweries don't have good food ... NOT SO at Harpoon in Windsor (not visited Harpoon in…read moreBoston). Great beer .. great staff ... friendly atmosphere ... and the Vermont Wagyu Burger is so delicious that it's orgasmic!!!!!

Fantastic as always! Great pizza and beer, and the best service. My favorite local spot for dinner.read more

A great apres ski spot, close to okemo and parking is extremely easy. Located upstairs in the…read morebuilding outer limits has ample seating and bar seating. We ordered a few drinks and appetizers prior to our dinner plans. The wings are a must try as we had both the buffalo and maple sriracha wings. Both were extremely well seasoned and flavored. The meat itself was tender and moist. The pretzel bites were delicious and soft. However the beer cheese could have had more flavor to it and consistency it felt a bit watery. All of our drink were delicious. My raspberry sour is definitely a new favorite. Service was efficient the only mishap we had was she asking for our bill they gave us the wrong tables and when we corrected them they seemed shocked of our honesty.

Absolutely Amazming! So good we even grabbed some goodies to take back to our room. If you get the…read morechance to try the pastrami, treat yourself....don't cheat yourself! Deliciousness!

My brother and I stopped here a couple times for breakfast while we were in the area skiing for 2…read moredays. They breakfast is made fresh to order and they do have some unique combinations on the menu. They are a one stop shop for fresh food or grocery items. I was happy to have them located so close to our hotel. It made the mornings a whole lot easier! We tried a couple donut varieties, breakfast sandwiches and bagels. Everything was delicious.

Stopped in here before heading to our Airbnb for the weekend and after picking up a few essentials…read more(and embarrassingly, a four-pack of local but pretty old beer) at Rite-Aid. The man working was friendly but quiet. My mom decided to stick with wine she knew she liked whereas I picked out a four-pack of Burlington Single Hop from the craft beer cooler to try something new. It ended up being the best beer I'd drink all weekend (and I tried LOTS of local brews). I'd go back again to support this local business, regardless of tax-free NH beer being just across the river.

This store is pretty much what you'd expect from a small town liquor store. It's a smaller sized…read morestore, but has a decent selection. Some prices are higher than expected, some prices are lower. The bottom line is its good if you're in a pinch, but prices are much more competitive across the river in tax-free NH.