My son loved the oysters and the lobster macaroni & cheese. I loved the fresh cream of mushroom…read moresoup. But the best part was our server TJ - so personable, attentive & friendly. Highly recommend the 1846 Tavern.

Oysters, Oysters, Oysters…read more We rolled in after attending a fall festival down the road aways. We hadn't been here in quite some time, so we were looking forward to coming back. It was great! We went with oysters and a pretzel. The pretzel was great! The oysters were awesome. The staff knew their stuff and our server was able to give us recommendations based on what we liked. Service was excellent, wonderful selection of beers and my wife had the wine she likes. The inside of the tavern is really cool. It's an older building and they really kept the character. The tavern has all high top tables and a bar. Added bonus; a Porsche Club gathering came in after we arrived, so there was a nice impromptu car show in the parking lot as we walked out.

Rocky and Ashley are awesome bartenders! Very friendly and knowledgeable. Great food and awesome…read morebeers! Highly suggest a stop in!

Food was good...and that was it. placed was like a daycare with kids running around. And, the…read morebeer...the beer was horrible. I had a Yard Sale and it was quite possibly the worst beer I have ever tasted. that was until I ordered my second beer, an Alyssa Milano. I'd be irritated if someone named a beer after me and it tasted so bad. To be clear, I've gone to breweries in MA, OH, KY, Montreal, Paris, Barcelona, Germany, Iceland, Denmark, the Netherlands, Belgium, Costa Rica, Panama and places I have most likely forgotten. Without a shadow of a doubt, these beers were the worst beers I have ever had the displeasure of tasting. Sad, but true...

Mountain life depends on small businesses along the main roads. We visit this area often for family…read moreand have found some great beef and fish here for this area. Also a quick stop along #100 to pick up essentials. Produce is hit or miss and can run a bit more $$ but you pay for convenience and some specialty items. Staff are generally friendly in this typical mountain market. I needed veggies for tonight and they were limited today. Grapes were tasty though!

Best market around; and only market to be found good overall sometimes prices are a little highread more

Just a quick stop to check out the fall cocktail menu. Delish as always!…read more The seasonal food menu is also enticing so come on in and check it all out!

Grabbed a burger to go - the French Onion burger was excellent, double burger patty, carmelized…read moreonions, gruyere cheese, french onion aioli, and a challah bun. Very greasy (actually leaked through the wrapper and paper bag onto a jacket), but very tasty (although the gruyere was strong, would be better with a provolone, in my opinion if you like less strong cheese). Seating relatively limited, and at 11, they cutover to a lunch menu instead of the limited breakfast menu.

Enjoyed an exceptional Thanksgiving dinner there. The food was perfect and our server was…read moredelightful! Our party loved the dessert bar and enjoyed ours by the fireplace. We will be back again!

Such a charming property, with stellar food, and service! We had a wonderful time at Farm Road…read moreEstate!

This place is truly a treat. The ambiance is wonderful, it's a large house repurposed into a cozy…read morerestaurant, with great views of the grounds around. The forests surrounding the restaurant are lovely, and sometimes you might even see a bear! But the food is what sets this place apart. I had the duck, and it was perfectly prepared. The skin was crispy, the meat was moist, and the wild cherry sauce was a perfect tartness and acidity to offset the rich flavor of the duck. The salad that came with the entree was also noteworthy. The little leaf lettuce was crisp and fresh, and it was perfectly dressed. Also, the dessert was truly unexpectedly good. It's rare a place can do such a good job with both the food and dessert, but such is the case at Two Tannery. I tried both the warm berry crumble and the coffee crisp tart. Both were elegantly presented, and the flavors were rich, balanced, and delightful.

My fiancé and I had a mini getaway at his Vermont vacation home. I love French food and was so glad…read morethis restaurant was near by. Charming historic house, service was great, and food was delicious. I'm obsessed with escargot and mussels so I was excited it was on the menu and did not disappoint. My other half thought the beef bourguignon was also tasteful. Reservations are highly recommended, definitely a must visit if you're in West Dover, VT. I can't wait for my next visit.

TC's in Dover, Vermont is everything you want in a local spot -- excellent food, fast service, and…read moregenuinely kind people. We visited on a very busy weekend in January. The food came out quickly and was delicious, and the service was friendly and efficient. You can tell this is a place that's well run and cares about its customers. But what truly set TC's apart was Lauren, the manager. After our visit, my young son accidentally left behind a backpack that holds a lot of sentimental value to us. Lauren personally took the time to locate it and then mailed it back to us in New Jersey at no charge. That level of thoughtfulness and care is incredibly rare and meant so much to our family. We will absolutely be back anytime we're in the area, and we can't recommend TC's highly enough -- not just for the food, but for the people. This is how you create lifelong customers. Thank you, Lauren and TC'

Was looking for a dinner spot, a lot of the places trying to fit in 14 ppl were simply giving us…read morevery long wait times... This little New England restaurant, though, still had first-come, first-serve seating, and parking lot a bit crowded but found a spot at a corner to park. They originally had a 2hr wait for 14 ppl (we had a few tables ahead of us) but ended up giving us two tables if we were ok to cram together, which we were - super grateful for that! Didn't realize it before we went, but this shop was Kelly Clark's parents' restaurant, and the memorabilia was cool. Cheap beers and drinks, wings were ok (wings needed to be crispier and have more spicy buffalo sauce, the bbq version was just ok). The chowder was thinner compared to Anchor Seafood down the way, and the tuna nachos were ok (on light puffed rice chips w/ some seaweed salad to the side, mayo or similar across the top could've been better with some yuzu or ponzu sauce instead). Fried pickles were large and great, though, as were the fried cheese and pretzels. The truffle cheese fries were heavy but still needed more cheese and table didn't enjoy it as much. St. Louis Ribs were ok, but the Short Rib Stroganoff and the Lobster Mac N' Cheese were table favorites - and warmed up really well the next day with the generous portion helping balance the cost as it was basically two meals in one. Game and fun bathroom signs in the waiting area upfront. Staffers were busy but definitely worked to satisfy our tables' orders and needs and kept cheery while at it. Very tight seating spaces so make a note if you're on the bigger side, it may not be as comfortable depending on the seat you get. A bit spendier (there's food tax, LWB tax, and town tax...) but no credit card surcharge. Overall I'm giving this a 4 star b/c of the service. Food I've had better, but service was very helpful.