This is the private restaurant for members of the Stratton Mountain Club. During the week, locals…read morecan get takeout. The sushi is great, but exceptionally expensive. I can't stress enough how overly expensive this place is. Even for the mountain, prices are astronomical. But with other things closed, it's a decent option for takeout.

We had Christmas Eve and Christmas Day dinner with the family at Elevation. If possible the food…read morewas better than before. Everyone had a wonderful meal and the selections on the menu were interesting and delicious. The wait staff was very attentive and gracious. Thank you for a wonderful experience. Christmas was a great success! Can't wait to have dinner again very soon.

I wanted to love this place, because it was literally the only option available when we were…read morestaying mid-week. Everything in the village was closed, nothing else around and door dash type deliveries not available. Unfortunately it wasn't a great experience. We had a friendly but non attentive server who didn't even mention specials to us, which we only found out midway through our meal when a neighboring table received lobster ravioli which was definitely not on the menu. The menu was odd, with it mostly being pasta dishes and a handful of other options. I noticed there weren't any gluten free options except maybe one thing, in case that's of use to anyone requiring a GF diet. The food was average at best and wildly overpriced for what it was. It lacked atmosphere and felt like a standard ski lodge where you leave your gear for the day, and in no way attempted to resemble a more up scale dining experience. The only positive for us was that it was open when everything else was shut down.

After a long day up in Stratton Mt. I needed to grab some dinner and decided I'd make it easy and…read moredine at Table 43.1 after taking a peek at their menu. Plus I was staying at the lodge where it's located. They had some good sounding Italian selections and I do enjoy some good Italian food so I figured why not? I ordered the Chicken Parmigiana which comes with Vodka sauce and Linguine. It was delicious! Just a little spicy for me but definitely hit the spot. Matter of fact I was so hungry that I forgot to take pictures of my meal! Service was great. Very accommodating staff. As far as noise levels it was pretty calm. Few people here and there dining and enjoying their meals. They also have a nice fireplace which is super cool! Keeps the spot nice and cozy. So there you have it folks. Nice spot in the mountain area to grab a nice meal. Have a great one ya'll! -Ray

They say it's a summer menu. Maybe just shut it down for the summer. Tuna nachos, mushy pickled…read moreonions and the nachos melted in your mouth like powder, really weird. Summer salad has this really weird, thick sauce on the bottom. The lettuce came brown, like it's old. Fries for the smash burgers were like styrofoam. Had a summer sangria, which tasted like tang orange juice. Crispy Chicken was so crispy that it was hard as a rock. Menu hade all apps, four entrees and three sandwiches. Went with 7 people. Everyone was so disappointed. Lazy menu, lazy cooking and lazy service. Maybe why not two tables on a Saturday night.

We had dinner here one night we were in town. Everything is just okay. Since there's limited…read moreoptions on the mountain, I guess the restaurants can get away with the lack of seasoning on everything. I had an 8oz filet which was cooked perfectly but just bland. It looked pretty but tasted average. The brussel sprouts were just fried, no flavor, no balsamic, nothing. Bland ! The green beans were drowned in garlic which saved them. Espresso martinis were good. The yellow fin tuna appetizer was decent and the crispy rice it was served on was tasty. Still on the bland side.. more rice than tuna. We ordered a winter salad to go and it was literally such a joke of a salad, especially for the price. A handful of mixed greens, two tiny slivers of squash, a sprinkle of red onion, disgusting dressing, and a quarter sized amount of cranberries. Little 2oz cup of goat cheese (which was the best part). Absolutely laughable. We ordered the tartufo flatbread and again, just bland. Didn't taste any truffle and it just wasn't great. The best thing I had by far was the brownie with icecream. Definitely the best part of the gigantic meal we had.

Well, it's VT so of course wait staff are skiers and mellow. Servers are local kids, ours is about…read moreto move away for college. He didn't tell us the specials but that was fine cause we came back next day for them. Was visiting from for just 2 nights and went here. Not a lot of options in this area. It has a Grateful Dead theme going on so of course I loved it. Special was seafood bisque, which was made with shrimp and lobster. Taste was phenomenal though only tasted chunks of shrimp which was fine. I would get it again and my friend took home a bowl for next day. Highly recommend. I heard their soups are often great. We opted to split the half rack of ribs, they were quite good. Little fat, good taste, I recommend this and would get again if I was again in the mood. Tea was served in a carafe I'd not seen since the 70's which I liked. Day before we got BLT to split and that was great. Fries are skinny, hot and not greasy. Good vibes all around.

While staying in Londonderry we were looking for a place to grab dinner after a day of skiing…read more About the only place open in Londonderry was The New American Grill so we headed over to grab some dinner. NAG is located in the shopping plaza at Routes 11 and 100. The decor is nice, simple and comfortable. The menu is diverse with various ethnic dishes along with the kind of dishes you would expect from an American Grill. My friend ordered the Seoul Food and I ordered a Scallop special. When the food came out both dishes were very nice, however after my first taste of the scallop special I realized that the dish was topped with bacon, which had not been mentioned in the description by the server. The server was very nice about the issue and offered to have the dish remade without the bacon, but I opted instead to get the Pesto Shrimp Alfredo pasta; the kitchen managed to get the new dish out promptly. While the shrimp in the dish were good, I found the sauce to be a bit one note and overly heavy; it really seemed to lack the herbal taste I expected from a pesto dish. While not a bad dish I would not order this again. My friend did enjoy the bulgogi flavored chicken. It seemed most of the guests were enjoying their meal, unfortunately I just seemed to have some bad luck with my meal selections. Hard for me to make a strong recommendation for The New American Grill, but of course your experience may vary.

We stopped in for an early dinner. We started with an order of chicken wings and New England Clam…read moreChowder. The chowder was very thick which I really like. For my entree I had the half rack of ribs which was percent. The ribs feel off the bone. They were very flavorful. Keyla or server was excellent, she made sure we had everything we needed and checked in on us to ensure we had a great experience.

This was a great restaurant to go to that we went 2x. The food and drinks were so good you must try…read morethe wings so delicious. The service was a little slow but we made the best of it. It's a big restaurant had a good ambiance to it.

Having visited Silver Fork in Manchester on a number of occasions over the years, I finally…read morerealized I've never written a review. Well, now is the time. We re-visited the restaurant recently for our 40th wedding anniversary, and I think it's only fitting to offer a view on what is best described as a bastion of excellence and gracious dining in Manchester village, Vermont. Situated in a refurbished former library building, the Silver Fork's setting, decor, and dining experience is indeed textbook flawless. Inside the upscale eatery evokes mid-century Moderne, a setting for the once popular Madmen TV period drama series; tony, chic, but hardly ostentatious and overbearing. On the contrary the high ceilings, lighting and space combine to offer that frozen glimpse of earlier elegance but alongside very contemporary culinary offerings. Table spacing accentuates a good use of space. We started with a "Rubies are Forever" Pomegranate cocktail with Pomegranate boba. The menu is large but not overbearing; a good mix of meats, legumes and fish. Equally the starters are enticing. French Onion soup is amazing but on this occasion we both chose the Duck egg roll with a special peanut sauce. Simply extraordinary and with generous duck portions. For an entree, my wife chose Mahi Mahi Fish, beautifully prepared over plantain. Despite being tempted by a brisket with horseradish sauce, the evening special, I chose the Ratatouille. Why? Prepared properly, this is often hard to find. The Chef's presentation of the southern French staple, was beautifully interpreted, accompanied with some goat cheese. We accompanied our meal with a glasses of red wine. For desert we shared the incomparable Caribbean Bread Pudding which is always a hit here. Allow to me to say our server Lynn showed a genuine experience both in the menu and wine list along with a pleasant disposition. We equally had the opportunity to chat with Melody the co-owner who, along with her husband Chef Mark, described their culinary Odyssey before coming to Vermont years ago to establish Silver Fork. Silver Fork presents a genuine chef-prepared culinary experience both in terms of cuisine as well as ambiance and flawless service. We'll be back!

Checks every box, eclipses every bar, with a Mid-Century modern aesthetic in a spectacular setting…read morewith historical nods to the original library, friendly and attentive service, expansive and decadent food and drink offerings, the Silver Fork is one of the very few restaurants who are on mission with successfully providing the consummate dining experience. We are visiting from California, staying at The Equinox Resort. Silver Fork is a super convenient 5 minute walk nearby. We saw the rave reviews and were enticed by the architecture and interior design. So grateful we managed to include this in our trip. What a magnificent evening! If you have the opportunity, I fully suggest a meal at Silver Fork. You will NOT be disappointed! Just check out my unedited photos!

Since breakfast options are limited on the mountain, we stopped here out of convenience and…read moreproximity. Waitress forgot to add ham to the omelet we ordered so that sucked. We were starving so not worth waiting for them to remake it. The avocado toast on "sourdough" was messy and not great. There was no seasoning or sauce/dressing so the food was just bland. Didn't know what a shaved egg was but found out it was a hard boiled egg sliced up. The sourdough isn't like the good quality I'm used to and it tasted like generic white bread. The food sustained me, but it was nothing spectacular. I did appreciate the eclectic 90s playlist that was on.

Oh man BLUF:…read moreStratton is a great mountain and I recommend going for a ski day but this may not be the most optional choice for food in the village base area Food: Bloody Mary 3/5: Pretty average Bloody Mary Jalapeño spicy burger 2/5: They forgot the jalapeño, egg, and spices Service: 3/5 Servers were nice but kept getting our orders wrong and didn't really fix everything

We were just driving along these curvy rural roads in Vermont when I happened to see a sign for…read moreSolo - a Farm to table restaurant. We followed it to the 18th century farmhouse in Londonderry, VT. When we got there, it was not open so I took out my phone and made a reservation on the spot for dinner in two days. Since this was the week before our anniversary, we decided to treat ourselves to this experience. The menu left us guessing at first. There was no delineation of appetizers and entrees. When it was explained to us that items at the top of the menu were considered appetizers because of the portion size, it was a little clearer. But we were still left guessing what was the portion size of these items. We thought we would start with the sourdough rye. It came piping warm with smoked butter. The smoked butter had a bolder taste than your typical sweet cream butter. He wanted the House Made Orecchiette which was a duck sausage but our server said it had a bit of spice but would be manageable. Thankfully, she asked the chef and reported back that it really was spicy so he changed his order to match mine which was the Seared Labelle Farm Duck Breast. Labelle Farm is where they sourced the duck. I love that they know where their food comes from! We both enjoyed the duck immensely. It came with Solo's very own farm fresh vegetables. For dessert, we ordered the cheesecake with blueberry compote. Someone brought it with a candle and said, "happy birthday or anniversary." Nice that they put a candle on the cheesecake but I did say it was our anniversary on the reservation. I guess that kinda ruined it for me that she didn't bother to look what special event we were celebrating. The meal was lovely. The farmhouse setting was quaint. You hear all the footsteps of the hardwood floors whenever someone walked. My only critique was that it was VERY warm inside. There was one window that was slightly cracked open but no breeze was felt. It was so warm that we had to ask for ice in our water. I think our meal would have been more enjoyable if we weren't sweating our way through dinner. I guess 18th century farmhouses didn't have air conditioning.

Had a beautiful meal at the bar recently. Thank you Janey and Hanna!…read moreCrudo, mushroom pappardelle, halibut and blueberry dessert were so delicious. Also, they have a great wine list. Can't wait to dine again here!

Having lived for 45 years in a bedroom community to NYC, I have been privileged to enjoy many…read moredining experiences in various parts of the city. I learned early on that the upscale dining venues meant small beautiful platters of well prepared food at high prices. You were paying for ambience and experience. My wife and I recently stopped for dinner at Johnny Seesaw's on the way back from a visit to Dartmouth. I quickly had a Déjà vu flash dining here. In the mountains of Vermont, in a very well appointed, pretty rustic restaurant this upscale Italian venue served impressive offerings of most food I could not pronounce, but which featured fresh delicious sounding ingredients. While we were there on a Tuesday and the vaunted Prime Rib I had heard about was not available the only other steak offering was a 40 ounce Porterhouse for $120.00. Not a reality. I did order a delicious scallop dinner and my wife had duck which she enjoyed. The dinners featured 5 scallops a few baby asparagus stalks and what appeared to be a potato chip. The duck was that with what appeared to be polenta. Tasty but sparse. Had there been perhaps a bread service or side salad included with the meal we would probably have left the restaurant satisfied instead of hungry. The food was delicious, beautifully plated, served efficiently and pleasantly and just as with NYC dining, at an impressive price. This is a fine restaurant. I recommend having a good lunch if you go here for dinner. I would happily rate this as a five star experience except when I left, I was hungry and that is not right.

An ever revolving door of chefs! Inconsistent and inedible the past couple of yrs. The prime rib…read morewas a usually a staple and now only available on Saturday. Which means locals have to endure tourists and reservations, since the midweek option is gone the way of the dodo bird! You think after Jay Eastman (Eastman Kodak) spent all that money to rehab, he'd put some care into how it's run and the quality of well the food! Guess not! Like most places in the area, plumbing new depths of mediocrity on a daily basis.

What amazing culinary experience in the mountain. The food is absolutely top-notch - every single…read moredetail details is handled to perfection. This is like Manhattan top restaurant standard. Such a great find in the middle of the mountains! The restaurant itself has a vibe of modern farm house, kind of a mixture of old and new. The food itself is truly impressive. We had citrus salad, broccoli salad, mushroom soup, and pan roasted half duck breast for main dish. Everything is cooked to perfection! Broccoli salad has many beautiful layers of flavors and textures, duck breast is one of the best I have had in recent years.

Another great dinner at Sawmill Bar & Table! We came here once in our past snowboarding trip, and…read morethis is the only restaurant that we revisit on this trip. The Inn itself is really charming and we love to enjoy a pre-dinner cocktail by the fireplace in the dinning room. Casey at the bar made a very delicious Vanilla Fig Martini. At the diner table, we started with Cheese board with wine, on main course my Cornmeal Crusted Cod was really tasty and hubby's Grilled Hanger Steak was flavorful. Service was great and we had a great time.