This is the place that all the Killington skiers/golfers go. Why? Cuz we want to discuss the day,…read morewhile enjoying good food and good company. It's our club house and it's got some of the best food on the mountain. It has a great bar scene but if that's not your scene you can do to the dining room.

Longtime K-Town skier, first time at Choices. Found out about choices by random chance. What a…read morehidden gem. Unbelievable dinner-food quality-price unmatched on access road. Had the rotisserie Tri-Tip steak and Cesar salad with grilled chicken. Perfect on both. Service was great and even the owner took the time to chat. Great customer service great food. Definitely a place to go when you want to enjoy a meal without dealing with the tourist traps that access road can deliver. Highly recommended.

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).

We made a reservation for 12 people two weeks in advance and even confirmed it twice day of,…read moreexcited for a night of dinner, live music, and good vibes. Unfortunately, this turned out to be the worst service I've had all year. Being understaffed wasn't the issue--we were patient and in no rush. The real disappointment was our server's dismissive, passive-aggressive attitude from the moment we sat down. Instead of feeling welcomed, we felt like a burden. By the time the food finally arrived--over 1.5 hours later--half of our table had already walked out. For a group ready to spend the evening (and plenty of money) here, the lack of hospitality completely ruined our dinner experience. What I ordered: * Salmon - 5/5 (the only highlight of the night)

Good food, but the best part is the ambiance! Sitting on the water with sunset views is magical!…read more We always come by boat and we have always found an available dock. They do get busy sometimes, but the wait staff is friendly and they do their best. My favorites are the fried fish and fried chicken. Optional salad for fries is appreciated but the fries are great if you ask for them "well done". The plating is very attractive. The prices on the menu keep creeping up each year,but the quality is consistent. This is our "go to" place when we have guests. Reservations are recommended.

Impressive draft beer list and just tried the burger and give it a B+ for a bistro burger. Staff is…read morereally nice.

Service was amazing, nicest people working, and the food was great quality and taste, right next…read moregorgeous mountains as a view 10/10

Yum food & simple cocktails. We enjoyed the Gin Buck and Spicy Margaritas; drink prices a little…read moresteep though. The Loaded Fries are super delish. Has outdoor seating, billiards table, and other games.

After a long drive to spent the weekend in VT, we were happy to come across this restaurant and…read morehave some good food. After entering the restaurant, we were confused because it was two sections, one was a deli counter and another is the small dining area. Sat down and ordered. I got the steak and fries, I enjoyed it. Definitely can be a bit seasoned and buttery. The truffle fries is sooooo good! The calamari was good as well. Service at first was okay. We were confused that the waitress looked at us confused lol but later she opened up and was so kind about everything. I guess it's the weather that got everyone tired out here lol

We came into Castelton on a snowy evening so we was very happy to see a restaurant still open. The…read morebest thing we had were the truffle fries. Everything else was okay. The steak was cooked perfectly but wished it was seasoned properly. The pasta Mediterranean should be taken off the menu all together. The sauce was watery and overcooked noodles. Nice restaurant but food can be improved.

I'm honestly shocked the reviews are so bad. While I wouldn't say this was the best "hotel meal"…read moreI've had, it also was far from the worst. We had a 7:00pm reservation and were seated in the middle of the restaurant. We ordered the parker house rolls, tuna carpaccio, and beet & apple salad to share/start. All three were great but I personally liked the rolls and carpaccio more. For mains, my sister got the cod, mom the oxtail, and myself the duck. I didn't try the cod. The oxtail was just okay, a bowl of pasta with meat. Mine appeared to be the most innovative of the 3 but even then was an odd combination of flavors. I had a glass of red wine (pinot noir) to go with my duck & it was passable at first but got pretty hard to finish near the end. At this point we were still hungry & I was yearning after the shishito peppers I saw earlier on the menu. I was so happy when it came out & appeared to be the crowd pleaser. Though not innovative, the flavors aligned just right. For dessert I had to get the profiteroles for the pumpkin element on a fall "leaf peeping" trip. These were unlike anything I've tried and so I definitely enjoyed these. Was definitely a highlight of the meal. Overall, not too bad but also not "elite". Given its Michelin key designation & the Chef's James Beard recognition, I'd expect much more. Additionally, service wasn't positive because it seemed like everyone had an attitude (not that it was lacking at all though).

The Inn staff highly recommends reservations for any dinner at the Inn, and there's only two…read morechoices. I'm sorry but the kitchen really falls down on this one. It seems to be the same kitchen as the Red Rooster, but the quality is far below standard, and prices are exorbitant. The walnut-crusted trout. Fully coated fish filet that was over salted and burnt. It was like eating a salty fish cracker. Actually there was no fish taste whatsoever. Served on a bed of lentils and other veggies. The sauce was a complete mismatch with the salty fish stick. I couldn't eat more than a few bites. The chicken wings. Over fried. So hard they are inedible. There was a casserole with cheese and cauliflower. Decent, but ordinary. The only bright spot to our meals was the clam chowder was ok. After a day of snowmobiling you're pretty hungry and will eat just about anything. Sorry, but the quality at Richardson's Tavern left us hungry for more.

Everything we ordered was fresh and local - had a cheese board, ricotta-honey and bread and split a…read moreburger - Maine Lunch IPA was a perfect pairing - highly recommend this restaurant

Stopped in for dinner, I was by myself and sat at the bar. Corrine at the host stand greeted me…read morewarmly, and since the bartender was really busy a nice server got my drink and took my order (I wish I knew her name, long dark hair and some arm tattoos?). My burger was fantastic and I tried the Eden Cider (so good that I found a liquor store which carries it close to home) which was great and would have paired well with anything. Great people watching at the bar, terrific food and service too!!!

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

Charming restaurant. Excellent meal. Personable server. No wonder that Skunk Hollow has been a…read morego-to place for friends in Hartland for a long time. Glad we dined here on our way to a concert. We look forward to returning.