Great wing, great burgers, they have a pool table and a lot of mnt snow memorabilia. Indoor and…read moreoutdoor seating, order at the bar. Great place to chill.

They really don't need this review because everyone already loves them, but I can't say enough good…read morethings about what the new owners have done with this place. For what it is, the food is awesome, the music is great, and they've decorated it so well--especially the backyard and stage area. They've truly done an amazing job. It's hands down my favorite bar in the entire state. There's always a good time to be had--whether you're sitting next to locals, ski instructors, or people on vacation. Dogs hanging out in the yard, cheap and tasty food... it's just the best and everyone knows it no matter what state you're in!

This was a fun venue, definitely outdated on the inside. But a nice apres ski spot as there is…read moreoften live music. Space Bacon was playing when I came here and tickets were very reasonably priced. There is also ample parking here. The inside has a large bar and tables and a repurposed fire pit to sit at. There is an old run down ski ball and basketball machine which would really be fun to use if they were functioning. There is food here mostly hot dogs, fries, and late night bar food at higher prices as well.

- #TBT REVIEW -…read more Three years ago, as part of a long weekend ski vacation, we visited here with tickets in hand for RUSTED ROOT! Yup, a bar/club that usually sees the likes of smaller cover bands and local DJs managed to lock down Rusted Root! Not only that, but our $25 general admission tickets got us as close as 5 feet away from the stage of this cozy venue. Despite the sellout crowd (thank goodness we bought in advance), the bar wasn't overly packed. We were able to snag reasonably-priced drinks throughout the night and groove back to the dance floor for the three hours they were on stage. Bartenders were overwhelmed but friendly, and drink prices ($5-8) weren't overly "taxed." If you're staying at either the Snow Lake Lodge or the Lodge at Mount Snow, Snow Barn is just a short walk away. If staying elsewhere, you can catch the free MOOver (http://www.moover.com) shuttle, but be warned that their service stops at 5pm. From reading the recent negative reviews, it's a shame to hear that Snow Barn has perhaps gone downhill from the times we visited. Again, we went for the concert, so if you're in the same camp, I'd suggest you check the music calendar (http://mountsnow.com/livemusic) and plan your visit accordingly. At the very least, you can always enjoy a bit of history...The Snow Barn used to be Reuben Snow's barn, who owned the base-area land. After the land was purchased by Walt Schoenknecht in the 50s, it was converted into a ski lodge before being once again converted into the bar/club it is today.

This was a gem find as it was one of the few spots open during the snow storm this weekend. Located…read moreright down the road from Mt Snow and the MOOver shuttle actually comes right here if you are staying on property. There is a large menu with a variety of options. We started with the homemade meatballs, mozzarella sticks, and buffalo wings. The buffalo wings were crisp and well flavored. The mozz sticks were crisp and had the perfect cheese pull as you ate each one. The meatballs were also huge and delicious as they are made from scratch in house. All of our entrees were also huge portions and delicious. I would say the only complaint was the burger lacked basic seasonings a little salt and fixed no problem. Service was very friendly and efficient here.

God this place came in clutch after a long day of winter sports. Definitely a no frills place,…read morelittle decorations on the walls etc but the food and service was excellent. Every meal hit-- the nachos were so good and satisfying. Tendies crisped to perfect, and the burgers were juicy and delicious. Seems to be a spot for snowmobiles. Cool place.

Wow, is this place amazing! It is great insane, very chill vibe without being way too dicey. The…read moredrinks are cheap with a high variety of beers and liquor. The bartender is so nice and helpful (especially if you're a tourist with no plans). This has definitely become one of my Saratoga staples!

A true dive bar where you feel like you need to hide in the corner due to the shady factor…read more Reminds me of a crusty establishment you'd come across in Allston, Massachusetts. Certainly not a place I'd frequent as an adult, although I can see why hipsters, punks, and skint college kids would enjoy it. Enter at own risk if wearing formal attire.

We had a great time talking to Mike, drinking a few beers and learning about Wilmington. Would…read morerecommend to anyone who wants that rustic village bar feel. Almost everyone there was very welcoming and Mike waved to us when he saw us pass by a few weeks later. Looking forward to going back soon!

Came in for a drink and stayed for the homemade beef stew and warm roll. We stopped in for one…read moredrink before going to dinner and 3 hours later, we are still here. Welcoming atmosphere, decided to try the beef stew and it was better than any restaurant, live music and friendly bartender and owner as well as clientele. If you haven't been, you are missing out on a Vermont gem. If you haven't been in a while, come back. You will not be disappointed!

Best bar to ever exist!!! Bar tenders are awesome and you will always have a great time there.read more

Penuche's. The Nooch…read more A friend of mine told me a story about the time he accidentally (his words) smoked crack in Penuche's. IN the bar. Penuche's has three locations in New Hampshire - I've only ever been to the Keene one. They have cheap beer, and The Nooch is well known and loved by all who like to drink. It's dark and dirty in here, clouds of cigarette smoke (before the fascists banned smoking in NH) and free, all you can eat, super salty popcorn. By cheap beer I mean they have a Kick the Keg special nearly every weekend, in which draughts are fifty or seventy five cents. Long Trail for a buck on Thursdays - cheap shots, and so on... Another thing - this is the kind of place where if you walk in before noon on a Tuesday and order a few rounds of bourbon and a bunch of beers, nobody looks at you like you're weird or something. Odds are you won't be the only one doing it. Overall, a legendary and heroic monument to drunkeness, alcoholism, and good old fashioned fun.

Let's start with the service! I believe my server's name was Sophie and she was excellent. The food…read morecame out hot and fresh, and the cosmoquila was delightful. The Sriracha Maple Boneless Wings were the star of the show. It wasn't spicy but the flavor was so good. The Haig's burger was juicy and delicious. The cauliflower was great, but I wish it had a little more sauce. Overall, it was a very good recommendation!

Very friendly staff, chill atmosphere, games, and awesome outside with seating, fire pit, and corn…read morehole.Would definitely recommend.

Tin 'n' Lint feels familiar…read more It's bursting with character, old charm, and of course lots of charming characters. As one of the oldest operating bars in Saratoga Springs, it has been around since the 70's. Apparently many musical greats used to hang out here after gigs. If you skim through some of the Yelp reviews of Tin 'n' Lint - you'll find accounts of those that used to patronize this spot back in the day. It's obviously done something right throughout the years. Today it's a welcoming spot for local regulars and passerbys. It is a simple straightforward bar that isn't trying to be anything that it's not. The booths and tables are etched with names and memories. The walls are lined with old photos. It's brimming with historical captures of fond happy times - and of people coming together. Tin 'n' Lint proved to be a ideal spot for catching up with some of my husband's friends from the area a number of weeks back. Snagging a spacious booth was easy and there was never a wait to order drinks. The jukebox would intermittently play a diverse array of tunes throughout our time here, and we watched a number of people playing pool. I appreciated that this cozy spot was well lit - allowing for solid people watching and enabling you to easily catch up with friends and/or potentially make new ones. Be prepared to encounter a number of interesting attendees during your time here. We ended up meeting quite a few during our time here. Also be sure to bring cash - since it is cash only. If you want a non pretentious bar with history and regulars - Tin 'n' Lint is your spot. Trust.

While visiting in Saratoga for a cousin's birthday, we did some bar hopping and this was one of the…read morestops. Dive bars are always a good choice and this one was very fun! Drinks are very affordable and the decor is entertaining within itself. Note: go put some music on the jukebox!

Stumbled upon Greendoor after a long day of skiing and fortunately this was one of our closer…read moreoptions that was still open late! From the moment I walked in I was obsessed with this bar, the decor and music were right up my alley and really did give it that dive bar vibe, and it most definitely is a dive bar. The food is tasty, well sized portions, and surprisingly cheap for on the mountain prices. Ordered The Works burger and it was deliciously seasoned and flavor packed even down to the bun. The applewood bacon perfectly complemented the burger with Cabot sharp cheddar, the lettuce and tomatoes were freshly cut, the mushroom and onions were cooked to perfection. Service was not terrible. Our food was supposed to be an hour it came out in 20 minutes. The bartender was the only person working so he was covering the whole restaurant. So getting drinks or his attention was difficult from time to time.

worst place in town - the bartender is rude. Honestly don't waste your time or money. It gives dive…read morebar but the vibe sucks and the drinks are overpriced AF

Spotted this tavern on our way and stopped in . Looking at the Google review of 4.8 stars we surely…read moreknew this one was good . It's almost hidden and surely a hidden gem. They had seating inside and outside ! Inside felt a bit rustic and old age time . Loved the interiors . Lots of seats outside too. Service could be better . We were sitting for 5-8 mins for someone to attend us and give a beer . Looks like the same waitress was going outside and also serving inside . Wish they had dedicated bartenders . Food was great though .. not so pricey .. rightly priced . We got hummus and it was sumptuous . Lots of veggies and pita bread slices to eat with hummus. Hummus was fresh and tasted good . Good experience overall . Parking was available outside . 4 stars !

We ordered 8 meals to go from the loft tavern in person and had great results! We spanned the menu…read moreand everyone had positive things to say. We didn't get a response via phone, but after going in person they were slammed so that explains that! Awesome food on a cold night.