Wonderful experience in a wonderful resort. Great beers, each noting their source location, superb…read morefood, from poke bowls to steak plates We decided to forego cafeteria food and have a little leisure time in this great resort. We came over and were immediately seated. Service was spotless and friendly. Our food selections ranged from poke bowls, with wonderful fresh tuna, grilled cheese, burgers and steak sandwich. All were superb. We ordered several microbrew selections and each one was better than the other. Ambiance wise, the bar seated crowd was having a blast. But those in tables were having a quiet time and we loved it. Room for all likes. Overall a wonderful experience and a part of a great ski day.

Only game in town. Menu is limited which is typical for Vermont Ski Area hotels. Food is not very…read moregood but there are not a lot of choices in the NEK. Order entrees after appetizers and salads are delivered. If you order everything together it will all come out at the same time. Very annoying.

It was our first visit to the KTA/Burke, after picking our son up at UVM, for a weekend getaway. As…read moremountain bikers the local region is phenomenal. We heard of the Kingdom trails but didn't realize how much we'd love the area and all it has to offer. The Publick house is off the main street and near the trails/Mike's Tiki Bar. It's a cool old structure/barn that has a lot of charm if you appreciate the preserved nature of old places! There's plenty of parking nearby or in the Tiki bar lot. Bikers everywhere and the place was packed. We got lucky and were seated immediately around 7:30 on Saturday evening. We'd biked all day so we were starving and started things off with poutine. We also added on some burgers and mac n' cheese. It's bar food well done because everything was delicious. The poutine was massive and the 3 of us devoured that dish. My burger had some maple syrup and was unbelievable. Our waitress was phenomenal! Great vibe, great visit and reasonably priced - thank you Publick!

Really great atmosphere in summer and winter. Tasty classics and nice outdoor space. Good…read morebartenders and servers. Overall great staple.

One of my go to spots when I'm up in Lyndon, Vermont. Great food and great atmosphere and awesome…read morestaff. Good place to take the kids/family out for dinner or lunch.

Very good pizza and very good service. What more could you want? We enjoyed our time there.read more

I eat there regularly. The food is delicious and wait staff are friendly and knowledgeable! My…read morefavorite item is the French dip sandwich. The spaghetti is top notch! Not swimming in water like so many restaurants

staying at the Inn nearby, had to stop for the night cause of the heavy snow. walked in when they…read morewere closed and they offered to make me food, I didn't wanna bother them so I took their directions and walked to a nearby gas station. As I'm walking out one of the employees pulls up to me and hands me a Hoagie and lets me know they are sorry they weren't open. all of the employees were super thoughtful and I will remember this kind act for a while. thank you! .

Great ambiance, excellent beer selection and a cool staff…read more A gem for those in the NEK

As a local I keep trying Clementine's but paying $6 for…read moremedium soft serve and getting a small. The kid, was nice, but was serving, taking money, handling cash then handing me a sad cone with no paper around it.

The views from the terrace/patio of Wildflower Inn are wonderful. Overlooking the grounds of the…read moreinn (which includes groomed bike trails, disc golf, flower gardens, and a swimming pool), a sunset evening meal is served in a beautiful setting. The servers were friendly and jovial. Timing was always just right. Tried a fancy, hand-made, soda from the bar - very sweet, and flavorful. The pork chop was a bit over done, and the vegetable/pasta dish we ordered was short on veggies, and long on garlic. Sketchy steel chairs and table did not live up to the splendor of the views; neither did the food. This is a fine place to get a bite to eat, and wash down the day's adventures, if you happen to be coming off of the trails and are in the area for adventures. Not a special trip kind of place.

I don't know if we came on an off night or what the situation was, but our waitress was frazzled,…read morerunning to and fro without a moment to catch her breath, and we found ourselves having to ask her for everything she should've been thinking of on her own (as our waitress), and then at that, we always had to wait long periods of time for what we'd ask for... like our beverages... or if they had bread service... or if we could get refills... or the final bill. Normal stuff that took forever. As for the food, it was hit and miss. I got a Greek salad as a starter, and it was a lovely presentation and even better to taste. I really enjoyed that. My husband ordered a Caesar salad and said it was fine. As for the entree, we ordered the salmon, which had a citrus marinade. I actually never took a photo of our entree, but I'm not sure why. I probably just forgot. Anyway, it was brushed with marmalade, I believe. At least, that's what it tasted like to me... but underneath the top minimally placed glaze, it had no seasoning whatsoever. I just found it to be okay, nothing great, but nothing bad either. It was served with white rice, which was quite plain, nothing added by way of flavor or anything else. We had also asked for some bread, but we never got it. We kept waiting, but it never arrived, and we asked that the charge be removed from our check, which they did. We had enough food between the two of us, but aside from the great start with salads, the meal became unimpressive and forgettable from there on out. We won't be returning for a variety of reasons, mostly that we don't live anywhere near there, and the only reason we ate there in the first place was because we couldn't find anything else open or available to us on that particular evening.

I love this restaurant! It's a great place to get a (veggie) burger and local draft beer after a…read moreday of mtn biking or skiing. There are two menus: pub and dinner. I prefer the pub menu, but on nights when you're looking for more artisan cuisine, go for the dining room. Another perk at the Tamarack is the view: look out over the ski sloops or gaze at the foliage from the pub/deck. Note that this place does get busy sometimes and making a reservation is a good idea during the peak seasons.

The Tamarack Grill is Burke Mountain's base lodge restaurant-- it overlooks the slopes, and sports…read morean appropriately cozy, lodge-esque decor. Very Vermont. Aside from being terrified that the 2 vertical propeller-like ceiling fans were going to careen from their perches destroying the restaurant and its diners, we enjoyed the peaceful atmosphere. Our server was very nice. He was trying really really hard to tantalize us with the higher priced menu items, but we were all dead set on getting burgers...i think he was disappointed...and I think he may have hated us by the end of the meal, because we didn't want dessert, or second drinks, or anything. At least we got the smoked trout appetizer...which was actually the high point of the meal. The food overall was really only okay. My grilled chicken pesto sandwich was charred beyond belief, as was my friend's burger. Everything looked pretty well done in general. Our bottle of riesling was lovely though-- they seemed to have a nice wine and beer list. For a place that's supposed to be 'world famous' (self-proclaimed) I wasn't that impressed. But maybe we ordered wrong, who knows? I definitely wouldn't come running back here when in the area...

We drove here on the off-chance they might have a room, and were fortunate enough to be given one…read more The reception closes normally by 10:00 pm according to the website, but we arrived at 12:30 close to 1:00 am in the morning, on our way to Quebec. The light was on and lady buzzed us in as we pulled into the parking lot, and she saw us. Fortunately, she had a room. The hotel/motel? is under new management, run by a very sweet young couple. And the rooms were clean, cosy and comfortable enough if a little run down. The sound proofing is very poor for which I removed a star as we can hear the toilet flushing, water running, cars and every other sound from the lot and the neighbouring rooms. But we too had an early start so were not bothered by it. However, if you are looking for a good night's sleep and are a light sleeper, you need another room, perhaps they have more quieter rooms to the back of the building? The motel/lodge does not have a breakfast place, but uses the restaurant attached, which seems to be very popular. And as nobody had reviewed this place yet, I wanted to help out.

This place is shady! Arrived to hotel and within the first weekend the cops were called out for a…read moredispute. Immediately checked out and was told by the owners that we would be refunded. After 2 weeks, no refunds and in fact they charged the card on file for 120 nights! To date, only half of the charges have been refunded. Do not stay here!

Tough course; huge elevation drops, blind shots and course knowledge paramount. After all the rain…read moreVt. has received, the course, although wet was in pretty good shape. Nice friendly staff with good food and drink for 19th hole. Great value since my home course in NH has reciprocity with St. Johnsbury (celebrating 100 years- happy Birthday)