Good food and excellent service. Love the burgers and milkshakes here. Large parking lot but the…read moredining space is limited

My wife and I got the Fenway Burger. The veggies were fresh. Bacon was tasty. The burger needed…read moresome seasoning. Fries were homemade. Yum. Prices weren't bad either. $13 each. I recommend people. 6.9 out of 10. Oh yeah sausage was strong tried to complete with Patty. You should stop if you are in the area.

In a rush to make a performance my demanding brother and I were seated quickly by Mark and served…read morequickly a wonderfully varied yet substantial delicious, well prepared meal. He was a marvel rushing in a very full house, every table filled with happy well-cared for diners. 100% thrilled and was the highlight of my difficult weekend with my sibling. Thank you Mark and Windsor Sta!! wish i lived closer.....

Greeted pleasantly and seated right away. This was the second stop here this year while we visit…read morefriends in the area. Lucky enough for us we had Melissa as our server. A very pleasant experience and a very attentive waitress. The food has been nothing other than amazing with perfect temperature when delivered. Spices meant to complement the entrees along with perfect portions make an evening dinner here outstanding. Make sure you stop by when you're in the area and enjoy a wonderful dinner...make sure you ask for Melissa!

Had a fantastic experience eating in this historic Worcester Lunch Car No. 835 - one of the last…read moreones to be made!! The diner is clean, food is delicious, and staff warm up quick and are fun to chat to!! But the homemade pie - omg the pie!! I had a huge piece of their cherry pie and it was TO. DIE. FOR!!! Passed by on my way to another town but the sign outside is what caught my eye saying "SUPPORT LOCAL" so you know I had to turn around!! And it was time to eat anyway. I went the whole nine yards for my experience and sat at the counter, bantering with the staff while watching them prepare food - was such a fun lunch!! I ordered their Fish Sandwich lunch special and a cup of chowda- all excellent! The bread on the sandwich was soft and so flavorful with a decent piece of fried fish - perfect ratio of breading to fish. That cherry pie was incredible - homemade with a soft, flaky crust - and the cherry filling was silky and had a perfect tart sweetness!! Topped with some whip cream - it was heaven! Took me 2 days to eat it all lol! The dining car is very cozy and retro fun! There is counter seating as well as booths. And the counter seating overlooks the grill and kitchen so you have built in entertainment! Parking is street parking in a charming little town - great for walking off your food. Will definitely be back next time I'm out that way! Thanks for an awesome lunch!

Everything was perfect. A blast from the past, with everything expected in an old dining car.read more

Great service and food. Portions are large and can easily be shared. Pancakes are fluffy and…read moredelicious. Ask for extra syrup.

Absolutely mind blown…read more I have made numerous ski trips this way and always seen this place tucked away in the corner of my eye when approaching the intersection. No cell service so couldn't look up anything prior to entering. Lovely little diner, please remember to shut the door as you enter as it doesn't close. I made my way to the counter and started really looking at everything around the place. Personally could have kept all the political stuff out but I was here for food. Liked all the books off the side as well as the dinosaur toys. The message that is placed in front of you tell a good story, and they're not wrong one bit. Enjoy the company around you. I was blown away with the size of the blueberry pancake, and I was warned. Never have I taken a pancake to go because I didn't finish it. I had some corn beef hash too so that filled me up a bit, but this thing is massive! Definitely could've taken it down in my college days. I will have to come back to try and defeat it again. Anyways, I did enjoy my corn beef hash too, very potato driven. All and all, happy I finally popped in. Don't know when the next time I'll be back, but it is now on my radar of places to stop when ready for pancakes!

You would never expect such a amazing restaurant to be located inside a hotel... But it is!…read more We stayed at the Holiday Inn Club Vacation Mt. Ascutney for a week and decided to have a low-key night and have dinner at the onsite restaurant, The Maple Kitchen. It was a slow Sunday night and no reservations needed. The restaurant only had the bar tender manning the bar and the tables. He was very nice but the wait was long... luckily we were in vacation mode so we didn't mind the wait. While we were waiting for the food, we were enjoying the Moscow Mule made by the bartender. He poured all his drinks to the rim, it was great! They only had 2 things on tap: Switchback ale and Harpoon hard cider,but they were solid brews. It took about 45 minutes before our entrees were served and we started to think this may be a mistake. Boy were we wrong in the best way. The lobster bisque dip came with 2 rolls of warm bread already buttered on the outside...soft center with the creamy dip spread over it was so scrumptious. The lamb chop was cooked to perfection and had a orzo chickpea side that can be a main dish in itself. The duck was cooked with crispy skin on, very tender and also came with a delicious rice pilaf. We also had the half chicken breast dish which was perfectly seasoned, juicy! Came with a mushroom and spinach stir fry and mashed potatoes was more like creamy scalloped potato. We were completely stuffed but wanted to try a dessert because the food was just amazing. We shared a raspberry white chocolate cheesecake that did not make it in my photo because we finished it so quickly. Definitely come here, you will not be disappointed.

If you are on GLP-1 I would recommend; however, for those who are hungry and appreciate value for…read moretheir money choose another place. First of all the bar was not stocked, the dirty martini was so dirty it needed a shower. Basic items like ice tea and lemonade were unavailable. Bud Light was not in stock either. It was a quiet Friday night, about at 20% capacity, service was slow. The meal took about 45 minutes to service. Although flavorful the lamb chops were anorexic. The short ribs, were a little on tough side, and lacked flavor, the portion size more consistent with a small plate menu than entree. Good restaurants are in demand in this area; however, this was another missed opportunity.

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!!!!!

The service was good, but the food left much to be desired. The French toast was really dry and…read morelacking flavor. The eggs Benedict's Hollandaise sauce was split and also lacked flavor. The yelp photos look great so maybe we went on an off day...

Came here when we were on way home after going to a wedding in Windsor. It was very busy parking…read morelot very full but despite this only 10min wait. We figured because so busy must be good. We were right. The food was delicious. I got the woodland omelet with goat cheese best omelet I've ever had, they also had almond milk I could put in my coffee (can't have lactose) despite how crazy busy it was the staff was amazing, regularly checking in we weren't forgotten, very friendly, they worked together very well as a team. The atmosphere brought me back to the places my nana and papa took me too as a child, to warm memories. Highly recommended. Doesn't look like much from outside, but is a hidden gem.

The perfect Sunday breakfast before our trip home! From the moment you walk up the stairs and…read morethrough one of the most massive, impressive doors I have ever seen, you are greeted by a cute little foyer, a friendly host, and the wonderful sound of live music playing. The food was absolutely incredible--the quality and freshness were unsurpassed. However, what truly stood out the most was the staff. They checked on us frequently and were genuinely friendly and welcoming. Outstanding service, delicious food, and a fantastic atmosphere. We will definitely be back!

Always excellent. Servers , great owners and chef Robert is top notch. If you have room have a…read moredessert. Karen makes excellent pies and the crème brûlée is always a great choice. Our favorites are lamb or steak. Try their brunch, made to order omelettes, delicious pastries., ham, bacon, bagels, smoked salmon...

Perfect cold draft beer after a long day. We sat at the bar. Bartender was courteous and gave us…read moregreat food recommendations. Highly recommend the local Vermont amber, Switchback. The chicken schnitzel is superb. The Ruben egg rolls were a great way to start the meal. The bacon Brussels have plenty of bacon. Highly recommend. Live music was on point and perfect for an evening of comfort food and a cold drink at the bar.

The prices were definitely the biggest drawback here, as the value just didn't match the cost. For…read morea casual pub, the pricing felt especially hard to justify. At $26, I expected a more substantial portion of salmon than the tiny piece served with a single side. We also ordered salads and sandwiches, and those felt similarly overpriced for what you actually got. The service was fine overall, although the staff seemed a bit unfamiliar with the drink menu. Unfortunately, nothing we ordered really justified the prices, so I wouldn't come back.

Wow! We just stumbled across this little place and it felt like sitting down to an amazing…read morehome-cooked meal. Spicy, soulful jerk chicken with rice and beans, plantain, and a shredded cabbage slaw. Our food came out quickly and in very generous portions. Great find!

Sadly disappointed with this local hole in the wall restaurant! I'll start off with absolutely…read morepraising the service. Our server and cook was incredibly kind and friendly. We actually ran into her again at a farmer's market, so it's clearly a staple in the community for Caribbean food. For my visit, I was disappointed with the options and underwhelmed with everything other than our jerk chicken. That was cooked to fall off the bone! The menu could have been improved in describing each dish - I ordered fried plantains expecting sweet instead of tostones style. No entree options for vegetarians although the online menu mentioned jerk tofu. Overall, I had hopes for more.