While traveling through New England, I visited this restaurant today for the first time...with…read moreseveral local friends. The restaurant was conveniently located, nicely decorated outside and inside, had plenty of free parking, was not greeted upon entering, were seated within a couple minutes, the dining room and our table were clean and neat, the menu with rather simple, but adequate, my Vermonter Omelette meal was very tasty, prices were reasonable, our server was friendly and efficient and served us well, and would gladly visit this diner in the future.

On our way to Canada we stop by this little town in VT and had some really good food. Their most…read morefamous burger woodsman was decent for a dinner 8/10 score on it. The fries needed seasoning but were nice and crispy. The staff was friendly and attentive, it was also really fast which is great when in transit.

Overall I rate Littleton Diner a 3.5…read more Omelettes were decent - could use more seasonings/flavor Coffee - wish there was an option to order stronger, better coffee Service - great; Patti was fantastic Prices - $33 for breakfast for two nowadays is considered reasonable so I can't complain Toilet - limited (one stall) but they maintain it pretty well We enjoyed our breakfast and would consider stopping here again when we're in the area.

Poor service. And the food was way below average. We had some great meals on our trip. This was…read moreour last breakfast and it was disappointing. Eggs - not good and overcooked Hash - dry and tasteless Pancake - fine French toast - good Hash browns - oily You can find far better choices.

Super kind staff and the food came out fresh and hot!! Would definitely be back on my next trip.read more

Waited over a half hour to be given the wrong sandwich. Then to be handed this "grilled cheese"…read more Barely even toasted. A few moments later with the original tater tots.

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

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!

I had chicken parm and my wife at the chicken piccata…read more I asked for it to be made spicy and they did a great job. My wife was less happy with her meal and the chicken, though charred well, didn't really go well with the piccata sauce. The calimari was 10/10

I really like the food and the service. I take my extended family there often. This past Sunday,…read morehowever, I went with my wife and grandson for a late lunch. After ordering our food a huge political group came in and effectively took over the restaurant turning it into an actual political rally with signs, speeches, and loud music. One of the group members rudely pushed our waitress out of his way while she was serving our drinks. Another man kindly apologized for his friend's unacceptable behavior. The entire experience ruined our lunch. I have no issues with political rallies, but not where I am effectively forced to participate. Next time you have a political rally, or the place is taken over by any group, close it to the public. We could have left and stiffed the restaurant $80 after our order was already on its way, but we have better manners than that. I just wish the Vermont Democratic Party State and NEK leaders who were there organizing the event could have had the same manners.

Omg it is a fat kids dream! I got their zombie burger which is a smash burger with a grill cheese…read morebun with pulled pork, Mac and cheese and fried onion rings on it! Along with a side of fries. It was amazing

Jeffrey Burgers has quickly become our favorite burger spot. After trying several of both the…read moreregular and special menu burgers I am hard pressed to choose a favorite as they are all phenomenal. From the juicy patty to the fresh ingredients everything is just a delight to the tastebuds. While some may complain that the price does not include fries, we find it ideal as as single order of fries is more than enough for two people (and the burgers themselves hold up on their own). The Carrasco family brings their positive energy to the forefront with their friendly service and wonderful food and desire to give back to the community.

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.

Located on a quiet country neighborhood street in Gilman, Vermont, Multitude Takeaway is a hidden…read moregem food stand offering homecooked meals at reasonable prices. This food stand is only minutes away from Dalton, New Hampshire. They offer a variety of sandwiches, burgers, chicken tenders, fried chicken n waffles, fish n chips, fish tacos, pork schnitzel, flatbread pizzas, chicken wings, mozzarella twigs, potato skins, onion rings, disco fries (similar to poutine). Entrees & sandwiches come with hand cut fries (or choice of side) and cole slaw. They also have specials too and they offered a lobster roll with hand cut fries. I stopped by Multitude Takeaway recently. I ordered two entrees including the Pulled Pork Sandwich ($9 plus tax) with hand cut fries and slaw and the Pork Schnitzel ($10 plus tax) with mashed potatoes & gravy and slaw. My order was prepared to order and ready to go in 12 minutes after ordering. The two boxes of food were filled up very well. The pulled pork sandwich had chopped pieces of sweet BBQ pork (some fat) with melted cheese on a thick soft bun. The hand cut fries were firm and very tasty. The standard chopped cole slaw was milky and sweet. The pork schnitzel was comprised of 5 pieces of crispy breaded and fried pork cutlets with a hearty brown gravy and soft mashed potatoes and a side of cole slaw. The pork schnitzel was a big hit and I would order this again! Overall, I'm glad I made the detour into Vermont for tasty and filling homecooked food. I had plenty of leftovers for the next evening.

This was the best and biggest haddock sandwich that I've EVER had!…read moreFabulous! Definitely a hidden gem here in small town Vermont.