Came here for dinner on one of our nights in town. The "lookout" part was all taken, tables all…read morefilled, and can't blame them. It's a nice view and with nice weather in the Summer nights. We got two spots at the bar, that was also almost full. The burgers seemed very popular but after asking our bartender, she said the ribs were really good, off the bone" so we ordered that. Since we don't like too much sauce on them they put the sauce on the side and it was perfect. The ribs were exactly as she described them, tender, perfectly cooked. Fries that come with them were great too, and as side we got the suggested Brussels sprouts, and must recommend them too. They were delicious! The coleslaw wasn't our favorite but everything else was great. Casual atmosphere, with food options for all.

Stopped here with my family. OK, but not as good as other options in the area…read more Mostly burgers and sandwiches. I got their large chicken sandwich. If was good, well good but kind of bland. The fries were good, but my wife's onion rings were a little overcooked...as were all the onion rings orders.we saw go by us so that appears to just be how they do them. We started with and order of the buffalo wings and their brussel sprouts appetizer. The brussel sprouts were very good and the highlight of the meal. The chicken wings were cooked very well, tender and juicy, but the buffalo sauce was just and average sauce. Good, but nothing to make note of. Would we eat there again? Sure.

A nice experience if I'm being honest, the food was delicious. The burger was too big for me to fit…read morein my mouth, so I had to do without the pickles- to my own dismay. The server was very friendly, and there was a happy golden retriever who is apparently a regular, and was nicknamed their greeting dog. Loved the riverfront view and though I wasn't old enough to dink them, the beers are supposed to be excellent.

This is the best apres skiing in Killington. Good local musicians Thursday to Sunday, great…read moreselection of beers but on a cold day get a hot apple cider with Jamison in it. Expect long waits for servers if it's packed so get your first round at the bar even if you have a table, cash out snd tip the bar, and as soon as the server comes to your table, order. Because it could be 30 minutes till your order comes.

Came on a whim and John the bartender made me a drink called "the jig" it was amazing and the place…read morehas great cheap eats. I love this place and there is pool and music bingo. Great outside area for smoking and games for inside.

Outstanding pub a short walk from downtown. Great selection of beers! Plenty of activities…read moreincluding pool, darts, and corn hole out back. Great Bartenders, each with their own style and very engaging. If you are into fishing then you will really love the decor, after all it's the Angler Pub! Every night of the week there's something going on. Great music! Food is great. Recommend the Smash Burger! Ideal location to watch the parades, too.

Outdoor feast after a memorable meeting in the area…read more Great beer, Great service, great outside seating, superb people watching. The best flatbread pizza in Vermont. What else can I say? Superb afternoon!

Hop'n Moose is deceptively good. It has a casual atmosphere, a great tap list, and a wider than…read moreexpected variety of food options. Our group of almost a dozen ordered food and drinks from every corner of the food and drink menus. Everything was well prepared, full of flavor, and came out quickly. Their pizzas were a big hit with our group. Of note for larger groups - parties of 8 or more cannot request separate checks, so plan accordingly.

Good place friendly staff. Food is ok. Good for Collage and NFL Playoffs…read more My house is not far from here. Travel work too much, need to get out more often.

This is a great local joint! Everyone is so friendly. We were here on Mule Monday and Curtis made…read moreus outstanding Blueberry Mules (only $5 each). They don't offer food. This is a great stop before dinner.

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.

Great local pub with great burgers and beer selection. The staff was great, felt fight at home…read more Older decor in the place but still quite nice, I've been a few times now lunch and dinner.

Small place with good service. Very Scottish with interesting decor. The chicken salad with corn I…read moregot on my garden salad was tasty and definitely interesting. Hubby reported his roast beef sandwich was great although the roast beef looked overcooked to me. What was dubious, however, were the French fries. They had a sort of mealy texture and a very odd taste--I thought they used coconut oil to fry but hubby thinks they coated them with baking soda, then fried. Either way I wasn't a fan.

It's slim pickings for restaurants open "late" (after 7:30 pm) in this area, so we were happy to…read morefind, and be able to make a reservation, at MacLaomainns. The inside is charming and has that old wooden bar smell that I like. This would be a great place to grab a drink on a cold winter day. Very Scottish, lol. We were seated immediately for our 6:30 dinner reservation. We each ordered appetizers, which took nearly 45 minutes to arrive, even the cup of soup. Mozzarella sticks were nothing special, the cheddar tomato soup was really tasty. My mother in law loved the cock-a-leekie soup, and my father in law liked his scotch egg. It took another 20-25 minutes for our entrees to arrive. For a restaurant that closes at 8 pm, it was surprising at how long the food took to come out. They must have a very small kitchen. Everyone in our group liked their meal. My "loaded vegetarian baked potato" was just a full cup of sour cream and cheese on top of a potato with lukewarm broccoli on the side. A bit disappointing, with there were at least chives or seasoning. Basically nothing else vegetarian on the menu so this was what I was stuck with. Desserts were good, especially the sticky toffee pudding. I would call this place a step above average in the area, but service leaves a lot to be desired.

Just terrific. We have been twice this summer already and will return…read more Stanti and Soo, have hit a home run with this establishment. It is attached to the Victorian Inn with a separate entrance. No reservations needed and the menu changes often. Selections are written on a chalk board. So far we have had the charcuterie, salads, cheese board and pork belly, but the best thing so far was the rosti potatoes, with cheese and 2 eggs on top. Really really good. The have beer on tap and a nice wine selection. Victorian Inn So here is the deal, if you want a wonderful Sunday brunch go here. If you want a lovely dinner with cloth table cloths and napkins go here. The Inn Pub If you want a casual dinner with a variety of delicious choices go here.

Mixed feelings here. The salad, fresh bread and gnocchi were really good. The pork schnitzel was…read morefatty and didn't really resemble schnitzel. The main issue here is that the staff did not work. It is difficult during the pandemic but not wearing masks and standing over the table is very troubling and disrespectful. I hope the staff gets onboard with practicing safety. If they did then I'd try them again.

We ate outdoors, in a lovely garden. Our server Wesley took great care of us, including patience…read morewith my two little kids making noise and mess. I had the halibut and salad, which were delicious and both made great use of locally grown blueberries. The kids didn't appreciate the pasta with butter and cheese having homemade pasta; they didn't like that it was a more difficult shape to eat than a standard penne-like pasta. But I tried it and thought it was unusually delicious for that standard kid dish. And very reasonably priced, too. Several menu items I didn't get to try sounded great, too. Sorry that I won't have a chance to go back on our trip.

The worst thing about Skunk Hollow is how the bill is padded…read more They CHARGE TEN DOLLARS ($10 )for a small basket of BREAD!!! Next , they will charge you for a glass of water. I like the place and the food is not great but it is usually at least okay. But the meal starts off with a bad taste when they charge for bread which is FREE almost everywhere else. And there's nothing special about the bread! Come on Skunk Hollow, you are treating customers like airlines do! Will you have to pay to use the toilets soon? How about charging for use of the forks and knives? You take advantage of the fact that people are most hungry when they arrive and more likely to give in to your unforgivable greed. I know others who don't want to go there just because of the obscene BREAD CHARGES! It's insulting

3.5 stars. I thought this place had a cozy lounge feeling, and a pro is that it was walkable from…read morethe hotel I was staying at during a snowy weekend. Good for families, groups, and couples. The service was attentive. We enjoyed the maple bourbon bbq wings. We thought our main dishes were average, but I appreciated that the menu had many options. My husband had the chicken cordon bleu, and I had the steak and rice dish. I liked my strawberry margarita. We chose not to have dessert (they were priced around $12-14).

I am convinced that they do not actually make gin here - and its all for show - bad food, mediocre…read moredrinks - but great views of the mountain from upstairs