The service was wonderful. Very prompt and gracious. The food was good. Not great, but good. Basic,…read moregood food. Overall, we were pleased.

We came here for lunch. I had elk steak and broccoli. My wife had chicken quesadilla and onion…read morerings. Her dish was delicious. The elk steak was excellent. it was medium rare so I was able to taste the meat. I had Montreal seasoning applied to the elk. The service is good. We came here for lunch just before it became extremely busy. This is a very popular place in Derby Vermont. The total cost of lunch was $47 which was very reasonable. This is a highly recommended place to eat in Derby Vermont. It is popular with the local population.

I've been here 4-5 times now. Sometimes it's just to run in to grab a chunk of cheese and ask Tracy…read moreabout the weather for the ride back to Massachusetts. More often we spend a few hours tasting and dining at the bistro. As for the actual tasting, Tracy knows what's up. She is very easy going and incredibly knowledgeable about the products from the black snake whiskey, and eden iced ciders to the jasper Hill Farm cheese. You pay a minimal price and pick a number of alcoholic beverages to sample off the list. Tracy will arrange your choices in the order in which they should be tasted and give you the history of each as you taste. They have wine, vodka, gin, and ice cider. Ice cider is NOT a beer-like cider such as angry Orchard. It is a fancy type of distilled cider made by an elaborate process of freezing and skimming off ice which leaves a concentrated, amazing cider. It's made somewhere else in Vermont, but we learned they recently started making it in the basement of the tasting center itself. All products are Vermont made. Next we move over to the bistro and visit "pixi" the bartender. We order the shrimp and corn fritters with maple butter and the chicken liver pate with apple chutney which Mike was allowed to take home (jar, spoon, and all). I've always loved the fritters which are to die for. "Pixi" brought us extra salted triangle shaped crackers for the pate and gave us numerous samples of various drinks including Hill farmstead's new beer, "Mary" and the "Magog sunset". Whiskey shots are $6. All products from the testing center as well as maple candies, bakery items, and cheeses are available for sale at the back of the store. They even provide maps and information on all their partners. Overall, this is one of my favorite places ever. Not just in the Northeast Kingdom, not just in Vermont, but ever.

Kennedy Farms hamburger was extraordinary. Really enjoyed the quality of the hamburger- one of the…read morebest ever!

Lunch on Labor Day - great portions, great service, beautiful location, reasonable prices…read more They have lakeside seating, beautiful bar inside & out, fresh food and are very attentive. We venture up 2-3x a year on bikes (2 hour ride).

Ordered the mahi mahi salad. That was a mistake. Super dry ! Very disappointing because I spent…read moreover $300 taking my family out for dinner. Charged me 50 cents when I asked for a roll. I expected better out of this place but it's gone from the East side to to the "poor side". Food not so great. Seafood soup was excellent.

Close to the airbnb I stayed at my buddy and I popped found this place, grabbed a menu and sat down…read moreto wait for our orders. I ordered a cheese pizza with pesto sauce while my buddy ordered an Italian grinder and a pepperoni pizza. My order was not correct as when I got back and opened it up I seen chicken and tomato on it. I do remember the cashier who took my order saying "you want a pesto pizza" so that's where the mixup occurred. I picked off some of the tomatoes but dealt with it. Overall the food was good. There were no leftovers and nothing but full stomachs. My buddy raved about the Italian and how affordable it was too compared to a place back home.

Best pizza in Vermont service fast ambience, relaxing definitely would recommend coming here for…read morebirthdays

Huge lemonade. Off-street parking. Friendly service…read more Decor is American Car, giving it a 1950s vibe. Outside seating, some of it under cover. The smash burgers are great.

I live in NJ and summer in Canada. At least for now where I've eaten, Canadians feel the urge to…read moreput funky seasonings on their burgers and it is not good. We STUMBLED into the Tin Shed Grill after getting some work done on my truck in Derby, VT, and it was the best burger I've tasted in the region. The meat is fresh and perfectly spiced with good 'ol salt and pepper and they taste great. Love this place and plan to do a lot more visits when I'm in the area. By the way, a lemonade stand sits next to the Shed.

Stopped here for takeout while on vacation and the pizza was fantastic! The service was quick and…read morethe staff were super friendly!

We had a perfectly fine early dinner here…read more The pizza was a little oddly shaped. Thicker and a little doughy in the middle and a bit too thin and crackery on the outside edges. It might have just been how it was spread that one particular time. The pizza itself tasted good though. The drinks were good, and no complaints on the service. I'd try again and see if the next time is better.

My wife and I always stop in at this Wendy's while visiting Newport. They are always exceptionally…read morekind and courteous and helpful during our visit. Normally, a young lady is always the one taking our order and usually present at the customer service window. She is always friendly and wonderful! Today, there was a young man whom I don't recall having ever seen during our visits. My order also consisted of a soda and a "frosty". While at the service window I gave this young man the payment along with the proper change and all seemed well. When he delivered our drinks, I asked him to do me a favor and take the plastic cap off of my Frosty. I believe he said " What" and I responded " Take the cap off of my Frosty". He made a remark which I did not hear and I ask "What?".. He responded " I'll do it if you say " Please". I said something to the affect " I believe I did when i asked".. Again, he said you have to say "Please" and you just cannot direct me to do thing for you or words to that affect".. i told this man that he had an attitude problem and I didn't understand his return comment however; another man heard us and looked out the window and I directed my comment to him saying " This man has an attitude problem".. then the man at the window closed the window in order that I could not communicate with the other man, which I believe to have been the manager. Normally, in a situation such as this, it's best to communicate with management, but I decide to leave the premises. My wife and I discussed this on the way home and I had this thought about the new requirement for some folks having to work a minimum of 80 hrs a month in order to retain go'vt EBT, etc. This rude young man was disheveled and unkempt and in laymans terms.. An axx hole ! I did not do anything out of the ordinary as a customer by my request nor was I rude to this man. It is my contention that he was just being whom he normally is and is pissed at the public for having to complete his 80 hrs a month. Will, I return to this Wendy's ? I will, becaue I know the reputation of the folks here and this will no be tolerated for long.

Not at all fast, so avoid if you are actually looking for fast food. I showed up after regular…read morelunch hours, the drive thru line was almost to the road, and the cashier was one single touchscreen and no human manning it or any of the other registers. It took most customers about five minutes to figure out how the touchscreen worked, so the indoor line was basically at a standstill as well. Clearly a company that does not care about anything about humanity other than what's in their wallets.