Staff was so accommodating, kind and helpful! Drinks were delish and vibes were perfect. Drink…read moreprices were reasonable and we had a wonderful time.

There is no place in the Upper Valley that has seen more of a revitalization than downtown White…read moreRiver Junction. What used to be a sketchy area is now filled with boutique shops, bustling businesses of tech and industry, arts, culture, and restaurants. One such upscale craft cocktail bar is Wolf Tree. If you didn't know it, you might feel as if you'd stepped into a hipster cocktail lounge in Brooklyn as you walk into Wolf Tree. They offer a variety of playful and inventive drinks. My friend was able to get a virgin cocktail but I just wish they had more than one single cocktail on the menu with vodka. With my choices somewhat limited, I went with a drink called "Friday I'm In Love": vodka, citrus, strawberry, mint, and bubbles. It looked beautiful when it arrived to the table and was a palate pleaser with sour, sweet, and minty flavors. They have weekly specials, classic-type cocktails, and what they call "happy meals" - a beer and shot combination. Don't fear, though, they still have Budweiser, Bud Lite, Miller High Life, and other draft beers for those feeling more traditional Upper Valley. We also ordered one of their charcuterie boards that featured local selections of cheese and meats, olives, pickled vegetables, cured mustards, and a baguette. A great selection but like most of Wolf Tree, a little on the expensive side. Overall I enjoyed my first trip to Wolf Tree and I'm glad hip places like this exist in the Upper Valley.

Excellent rustic Vermonty cocktail bar. Nice assortment of expertly crafted cocktails. The outdoor…read morefire pits make sitting outdoors in the winter tolerable. Superb service. Walk down the alley to find this place.

Fantastic craft cocktails - presentation and taste! A bit pricey and modest size drinks, but…read moredelicious ... so worth it. Tasty olives and marcona almonds. Inside looked inviting. We sat outside and, candidly, I thought the table and chairs took away from the experience and need an upgrade which would dramatically improve the outdoor vibe (and complement the well-presented drinks and snacks ...). The pink glassware for water was a thoughtful design choice - nicely done!

My partner and I went to the Redcan to celebrate our 11th anniversary and were extremely pleased…read morewith the food. We got a dozen oysters, the mussels appetizer, and the winter salad. Thanks to our waiter, we were able to save $18 on a second plate of mussels (he told us ahead of time how large the portion must be), which meant we were able to try Redcan's delicious NY style cheesecake. All of the food was superb, atmosphere was nice , and service was super helpful. I would love to come back if I ever found myself in this area of VT again.

Bland, boring food. Sounds good, but turns out disappointing. And far too expensive for what it…read moreis! Service was without personality but it was adequate. She seemed unhappy. Do they treat their staff well? I've ordered Barr Hill martinis all over Vermont, never have I paid $21 for a basic size martini anywhere else. I won't be returning.

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.

Really great service and food! Recommend the tator tots and prime rib sandwich, and Greek salad and…read morehouse made cheesecake!

Good service. Friendly local bar with a twist. ...............................................read more

This bar is amazing! I came by on a Saturday night in August with my friends and there was an…read moreoutdoor slammin' dance party on the front lot with food vendors. The DJ was awesome and people were dancing like crazy. It didn't take too long to get drinks and when we did they were affordable and served with a smile. We had an unforgettable time. I've heard in other nights it can be more low key. The bar itself is gorgeous, historical and large enough to spread out or find a quiet corner.

Great food. The Salmon was exceptional. The bartender was knowledgeable and was a hoot.read 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

Wonderful diner to sit in and have some coffee and crepes. The inside is tidy and seems like a good…read moreplace to meet others. You pick whatever table you want then order on your own. Ordered some crepes, ham, and eggs. The crepes were light and sweet. The pure maple syrup was delicious. The ham and eggs tasted great as well. The latte was perfect and much needed.

A friend and I popped in here for brunch before we both had to head back from a weekend in Quechee…read more Even though it was packed, we were able to grab a number and a table with no issues. Skinny Pancake is a cute term for "crepes," so be aware that is what you'll be ordering. I got a really tasty one, which had egg, sausage, brie and apples in it, with a side of maple syrup. It was a delight... I loved it, and would definitely order it again. My friend got a breakfast burrito and she liked it too. The food seemed quite fresh and the ingredients felt healthier than eating bacon and eggs at a greasy spoon, so I'll take it!

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.

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