It's a really nice local theater that has been fully renovated. Seats are super comfy and they rick…read more(literally). Staff are super nice and kind. They're willing to show indie films and film festivals. I really like the location: close to great food (Pho Capitol, Nepali Kitchen etc).

Decent movie experience but tickets are very expensive and some of the young girls working are not…read morefriendly, especially to us elderly folks.

Lots of fun, come by to shop for gifts or watch the masters/partners do their magic in the shop and…read morewalk you through the glass blowing process. I have such an appreciation for this work as I never understood the complexities of it! I now know why this art can be so expensive and is coveted by so many people and collectors.

Full disclosure, we were looking for something super touristy! Yes, this is it…read more You can show up to this studio, and take a seat at the back of the store. A giant glass window separates you from the glass blowing artists as they create... is it a vase? Bowl? no no... it s a bong! (insert series of inappropriate guesses comments and jokes related to blowing...). Guessing is half the fun of watching the process. And just try not to think of any inappropriate jokes while you watch! I was a bit disappointed by the price of the gifts in the shop. It would have been fun to bring something home, and they may be good prices for hand crafted artwork, but alas, it wasn't in the budget. Thoroughly worth the stop, and keep an eye out for the friendly dog that comes out to great you when you pull in.

If you're visiting Montpelier, this is a must visit. This quirky little Theater shows interesting…read morealternative films and has a great old ambience. They serve gourmet popcorn with really creative toppings that you can personalize. I love the old brick walls, and the downstairs theater has couches that you can cozy up on.

Are you freaking kidding me? This place is adorable! My mom and I came here to watch "My Penguin…read moreFriend", an independent movie, and this was the only place nearby that had a showing. We walked in and were greeted by the friendliest people. They serve beer and I think wine, as well as other drinks like sparkling water and kombucha. They also have your classic movie snacks and popcorn, and seasonings to add to your popcorn. There are two theaters, and we were in the one downstairs. It's adorable, and feels like you're in a cozy, comfy basement watching a movie. It's all comfy couches and was so cute and cozy! This theater shows lots of independent films, and I was so happy to be able to support such a lovely hidden gem in Vermont!

brought my grandkids for school vacation. we all had a good time until lunch…read more The food was HORRIBLE. kid's Mac and cheese had almost no pasta, lots of stringy cheese, so much they were gagging on the cheese. we all had fries or onion rings. they were either cooked in old nasty oil, or it hadn't been hot enough when the food was cooked. steak sub was burnt. I will not order any food there again. there was 5 of us, big bill. The waitress was nice, do not think she had waitressed for long. 2 of out of the 5 have worked in multiple restaurants as cooks and waitresses. I would not send out plates that looked that bad, major grease in all fried foods! Disgusting. still paid $65

A Thursday night in the summer, I picked up food from Zachary's at Twin City Lanes I ordered by…read morephone. I walked into an empty restaurant and an unattended cash register area and waited 10 minutes for some customer service. A woman in in a sweatshirt, who was walking behind the bar and igrored me the whole time, turned out to be a waitress? I figured that out because she had an argument with another employee about a stolen tip. As it turned out, the food was as bad as the service. I will not be back. Apathetic staff, zero customer service skills...the worst!

I was not planning to visit the museum but we walked by and decided to give it a shot. I am so glad…read morethat I did. The museum takes you on a full history of Vermont from Native American history to colonization, to their efforts in the American Revolution to statehood and beyond. As you begin it starts at a wigwam and as you walk through you are able to get the full story of Vermont. Their displays are excellent with plenty of artifacts which tell a complete story of who, what, where, when, why and how. If I remember correctly we only paid about $7 per adult person and it was worth it. They also have a small gift shop which had some great items to purchase. For the purposes of planning your visit it can take you anywhere from 1-2 hours to see all exhibits, maybe more if you really get into reading all the stories. I highly recommend this Musuem, you won't be disappointed.

This was a educational experience it was a little pricey for the material but it's a museum your…read morenot going to get a big thrill. But it was some good fun facts about Vermont and the counties and the people who discovered it.

Definitely worth a stop when in the Waterbury area. Smugglers' Notch Distillery is in the same…read moreplaza as Cabot Creamery and Lake Champlain Chocolates, so there is a lot to see and taste here. After looking at the very attractive displays showcasing each product made at the Distillery, my daughter and I opted to share a tasting. We chose the Moroccan Rose and Grapefruit Flavored Vodka to start and I loved the distinct fruity taste without the sugary sweetness. Next was the Maple Gin, which was lovely as well. Our server told us she likes to mix it with muddled blueberries and ginger beer for a refreshing summertime mule, and I agree that does sound delicious. Our third taste was the Bourbon Maple Cream Liquor, which was so delicious, and we finished the tasting with the Maple Cram Liquor, which was smooth, sweet, and went down very easily. We were impressed with the cleanliness of the store - everything was sparkly clean and shining. The layout of the displays was so attractive. We will definitely stop there again on our next trip to VT.

Beautiful tasting room and easy access if you're just passing through! There is plenty of parking…read moreand other things to do including a Cabot's creamery, a chocolate shop and a sandwich shop for lunch! The tasting room is small with a single counter for tasting and a wall of bottles for purchase but it's well worth the wait if needed. You can even sample the syrups while you wait for free! Our hostess was very informative about all of the spirits and very appreciative of each of her customers. She talked a bit fast but that's understandable in the environment, it's busy!! We each did a tasting, the special tasting and the regular, so we got to try almost everything! Our cabinet and fridge got a few new additions with the canned vodka sodas and a single barrel. I highly recommend a stop and a tasting of the Hopped Gin, whether you're a gin drinker or not!! We visited in August 2024.

Searching ~ always searching for good utilitarian pottery, so I thought to ask around in Waitsfield…read morefor a butter bell. For those unfamiliar with one, it is a two-piece container for fresh butter and a small layer of water. Water in the base and butter in the bell that is inserted upside down so that the water forms a seal. The French used it centuries ago before refrigeration and my mother and i still do. I was kindly referred to this place and lo and behold I found one - just one, but a beautiful soft blue with a leafy design. And the prices are quite moderate. I bought a unique little pitcher for myself. A must visit as well as Red Hen Bakery & Cafe, Wifi, and all.

From the owner: Montpelier Mud offers pottery classes, monthly memberships and private lessons as well as a gallery…read morehighlighting our members diverse and unique work.

fantastic store full of local art. feels like you're browsing in a mini art gallery, not just…read moreshopping. highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area even if you don't feel like buying something

One of the things i love most about VT is the support of local artists. this store is a perfect…read moreshowcase for such work. you'll find anything from knit clothes to handmade clay whistles and paintings. the variety means you'll want to allow enough time to browse. the prices are a tad high, but it is original art.