Visiting VT for the long weekend- this place made our trip! Definitely a hidden gem. Lemon drop &…read morespicy marg were both excellent. Chicken sandwhich was great. The highlight was the crunch-wrap WOW. Probably the best crunch-wrap i've ever had it blew us away how good it was! Inside was very rustic and comfortable and service was amazing! Will definitely be back!

My husband had the "Maple Mischief" burger special (burger, bacon, cheddar, Peanut Butter, green…read moreapple slices and maple syrup.) They were out of gluten free buns, so he just ate it open-faced. It was delicious! Highly recommend stopping by on your next stop to SugarBush Ski Resort or just visiting the area.

Pretty good! Got the smash burger and gyro, both were solid 8/10. Fries were good too! Drinks are…read moregood. Great service, beautiful views. Would come back!

We eat at Rumbles far too frequently -- just about every day for two or three weeks of the year --…read moreso for better or worse, we've tried just about everything on the menu. Service is friendly, sometimes a bit slow, but good to excellent year after year. The food is of mixed quality. Where we loved the winter salad last year, the salads this year are lackluster. A harvest / autumn salad has come with rock hard, nearly raw squash on at least four occasions. The Mediterranean salad is now made with couscous, so is not safe for GF diners. We asked if there was any way to substitute couscous with something else (e.g. more falafel) and our waiter waffled for a long time and could not answer the question. In the end, we just asked for the salad without couscous and it was not at all filling for the diner who ordered it. The burgers, grilled cheese, falafel pita, gyros, nachos, Brussels sprouts, wings, etc... are all fine -- serviceable but not anything we would seek out if we weren't a captive audience. The garlic parmesan fries, however, are still excellent!

Fun local dive bar, a great place to talk skiing with friendly folks at the bar, right in the heart…read moreof the village. Very unusual movie choices. Good beers on tap and in cans. Decor wise, not much, and only 2 tables to sit at. It was chilly inside and we kept our jackets on Food - the good- the sandwiches are large and inexpensive. The bad- they were verging on inedible. The chicken was hot and the bread was ice cold, like the meat was microwaved.

Great local establishment. Dino and his family have it going on! Their NY style sandwiches are…read morenamed after family members. Huge subs!

One of our favorite places to eat in the Valley. The views from the deck are spectacular. Their…read moresandwiches are great and very generous. I love their smash burger. Service is wonderful. Their name tags have where they are from so it's always great to strike up a conversation.

i used to work here, the environment is always nice and the rest of the staff is awesome! i would…read moreget the same club sandwich every day for 3 months and never got tired of it. fries are yummy, and the pickles are top notch. chat w the staff if you can!

We stopped in this month, and enjoyed dinner. I had the steak that was cooked just right with…read moreherb butter on top. The staff were attentive. The vibe is great apres ski or winter destination with a fireplace to enjoy, two couch areas and cozy bar area. We even grabbed an after dinner drink and sat on the couch and watched the Olympics.

Great restaurant. $5 drafts on Wednesday while we were here. Really tasty burger and crispy…read morethick fries. Excellent service and warm, welcoming atmosphere. All around wonderful!

Wow! An amazing meal. Four us shared several appetizers ( loved the miso cabbage!), whole red…read moresnapper in Vietname sauce, and half a perfectly roasted chicken. The service was exemplary. A big hit for the Mad River Valley.

Had a nice meal here last saturday night! Got the melted cabbage, a bao bun, and the char siu pork…read more The food was delicious, the bao bun being a highlight. The pork was served with a little asian slaw that was good, but definitely could've used more of it to balance the pork, and maybe some rice? Didn't feel like a complete meal. The waitress was also a bit cold, especially after we told her we weren't ordering drinks (we don't drink). She then asked if we'd looked at their mocktail section. Felt a bit pressured to buy something else and a bit like she was trying to run up the bill. I totally understand waitstaff wanting big tips, but it was a bit pushy. The ambiance was very nice, a bit awkwardly quiet, like maybe they could turn up the music a bit, but very pretty inside.

Just returned from a weekend wedding here and we had a great time! EVERYTHING was…read moreterrific...Especially the staff. Everyone was friendly, accommodating, professional, etc. The rooms are mediocre but we knew coming in this isn't the Ritz Carleton. Overall very solid experience.

Great food, service, and atmosphere. A bit loud on a Saturday night but was a solid choice.read more

This month we were able to get up to Sugarbush and stop at one of our regular restaurants that…read morenever disappoints. Enjoyed the red curry and had enough to enjoy the next day. Plus we had the vegetable curry w fresh vegetables.

The server spilled two glasses of red wine all over us and our table right when our order was…read moredelivered . The glasses broke across our food and my husband's clothing. He was wiping red wine from his face not knowing if it was blood or not initially. No Manager ever appeared to apologize or make any attempt to make it right. We changed tables and had to wait for a whole new order of everything. We paid and left with our wine stained clothes and a quick "sorry" from our server.

Lawsons do have some fine liquids!…read more Attended a wedding welcome party at Lawsons, in their main dining area. The venue itself was very nice, open and airy, the food was great and from what I can tell standard menu items, set up to be catered. The beer, cold and delicious and staff friendly. One cool thing that I learned is their gratuity system is set up to help local non profits and charities, with a new charity receiving all (possibly a portion) of the tips. A very thoughtful way to help the local communities!

my wife and I drove out to lawsons when we in Vermont a while back. The brewery is beautiful, and…read morethere is a lot of seating indoors. The bartenders were friendly, and the beers were great, obviously. It will definitely be in my rotation when we go back to Vermont.

Five of us recently stayed at the Slide Brook Lodge and had a great time. We rented the 5 bed…read moreprivate apt upstairs (the efficiency) for about $200 with tax. At $40/person/night, this was an unbeatable deal. The private apt can house five or even six (if two people share a full bed). The apartment was perfect for us. The beds were really comfortable, and the kitchen was great for breakfast in the morning before hitting the slopes, and the washer/dryer helped to dry wet gloves. There was a large flatscreen tv and comfortable living room (shared with the other hotel guests, but we never saw anyone using it) and also a really great outdoor hottub that we used everyday. Sugarbush is a mile away (and there's a bus stop across the street from the lodge). On the ground floor of the lodge is crowded tavern with great live music, and a foosball table. Sometimes the music would be audible from the room, but it was never a huge problem. Alex took good care of us and made great suggestions on things to do/eat in the area. He was also nice enough to let us checkout in the late afternoon (which meant we could shower before our long drive home on our last day of skiing). Besides our private apt upstairs, the other rooms of the lodge are small and bare and hostel-like. Check the website for pictures of those. You wouldn't call this place luxurious per se, but for a group of young people it's perfect -- really comfortable and affordable and got the job done. Highly recommended.

I just love this ridiculous place…read more My family has a vacation home in the valley, and whenever possible on Saturdays we try to take the drunk bus (free shuttle service on saturday nights) over to Slidebrook or Tevere. Things to know about Slidebrook: 1) Crowd is mixed at the bar, but often includes rowdy young 20-somethings staying at the hotel. Shenanigans often ensue, but there are always folks of all ages here. 2) The space itself is pretty freaking small, but I love this about it. Super intimate, great skibar layout. They cram the band in the corner and make it work. Awesome acoustics is a bonus. 3) The bartenders (little Jenny and big Jenny) are the shit. They are the PERFECT bartenders - a mix of super fun and inappropriate with a hint of "will smack a brotha down if he gets out of hand". Really great and hilarious people. 4) The bands are always sick. Dancing ensues. 5) There is a hottub upstairs that you can just go use. It is infamous and often full of drunk kids from New Jersey. But hey, you only live once. Highly recommend this place, just ignore whatever the 21 year olds are doing and go with a group of friends. We always end up staying way later than intended.