Really great food. Great ambiance. . Good service. Recommend this place. And Yelp needs to…read moretake this riculous character requirement off reviews if they want me to post. I'm doing this for free. To help your for profit company. Get smart or don't expect me to post

A delightful place for pub food, excellent beer and inviting and warm staff. As a Middlebury…read moreparent and alum - this is always on our list for where to have a great night out. Five stars.

Food&service is very good.The ambiance is inviting& relaxing &the prices on the menu are reasonable.read more

Improve food-new chef and attitude. Fix acoustic problems. Discourage noisy clientele. Use more…read morethan one large room, allowing for quieter areas. And then raise prices to pay for it.

I occasionally feel carnivorous and eat a pile of wings here. The fries are also good. You order at…read morethe window and take your food to sit where you like - it's dim and lots of students hang out and study here or watch the big screen for games and events.

This is an awesome place as a Middlebury student to study frantically, hang out with friends, and…read morecrank out an overdue essay all while eating pricy food that tastes amazing. Located in McCullough Student Center, it has two levels, the bottom being the Crossroads Cafe where you can buy smoothies and boba (don't get the boba) and upstairs being the Grille where you can order (overpriced) delicious sandwiches that will satisfy your night cravings, especially if you get sick of dining hall food. I like sitting upstairs in a booth because there are outlets I can use for my phone charger, my laptop charger, etc. It's also nice how the Grille is next to Wilson social space so you can watch performances/ditch them to go eat if watching Riddim or Evolution made you hungry.

Best all round, food, service and ambiance. We no longer live in Vermont, but we make a point of…read morevisiting Fire and Ice whenever we are in the area!

Been coming to this restaurant for years, and absolutely love the ambiance, the knick knacks, the…read morethrowback in time. The restaurant was built around a 1921 Hacker Craft wooden boat, beautifully restored by friends of mine at Morgan Marine in Silver Bay, NY. The boat used to house an actual salad bar, pre-Covid. Now it's just a beautifully appointed mahogany boat in a big room just past the hostess station. The rest of F&I is a series of small and large rooms, some very intimate. There are artifacts everywhere (that you need to explore). Recently visited w best friend, Locomotive Breath (formerly known as Zagbolt). Sat at the bar. Seemingly lots of locals. Very capably waited on by bartender Andre. He was effective, efficient, and gregarious. Perfect young man for the job. We split a dozen wings (one of the specials which were smothered in an orange, peppery glaze). Delicious! I also had a cheeseburger w bacon. Perfectly broiled on a substantial bun. And onion rings. Plentiful. LB had a mesquite chicken panini w mashed. He loved it. Large selection of tapped and bottled beer, wine, alcohol of all kinds. One thing that kind of caught my attention was another patron's prime rib. Very fatty, on the thin side, $39. Did not think it was a good presentation or value. F&I is still one of the best restaurants around. Museum-like, and good food. Curtailed hours compared to years past, and looking for help (of all kinds). 4 stars

Beautiful surroundings and the interior is very nice, several separate rooms. We were graciously…read moregreeted upon arriving, coat check. We had reservations thru Open Table, were taken right to our table for two. I had a "Matcha Silk", which was not bad, but wouldn't order again. Beet Carpaccio was very good, Marie's Carrot salad was good, but my opinion was that the carrots should have all been shaved thiner or blanched to make them less crunchy. The Halibut was fantastic and my pork chop was tender and tasty! Cheesecake good also, my wife of course talked up the table next to us, they were very nice. Service very good. Definitely recommend.

Food and service were outstanding! Lovely historic home on meticulously kept grounds. My husband…read morefor the steak and although it said Belgian waffle fries it showed up with regular fries , either way it's not the type of establishment where one would expect fries period as the starch and strawberry mojito tasted like club soda with a mint leaf in it (not muddled) but those were the only improvements needed. Gnocchi with pesto was amazing and clam chowder was to die for. Staff really took pride in their work.

We chose Rosie's for breakfast based on reviews and location. This is your basic breakfast place…read morewith a homey vibe. The menu includes eggs, pancakes, biscuits and gravy and country fried steak. The service was friendly and efficient. The food was decent. I ordered the platter with biscuits and gravy, eggs and potatoes. I asked them to hold the toast that comes with platter. I'm not certain why they offer toast with biscuits and gravy. It seems like a lot of bread. My husband ordered the chicken fried steak. We enjoyed our meals but thought it wasn't a must go to place. If you are in the area and want a country breakfast Rosie's is an option to consider.

A random little diner. It was one of the few places open "late" (they're open until 8pm) in…read moreMiddlebury. Waitress was nice. The small chicken and biscuits was good but a bit soggy. A little bland but it was basically a deconstructed chicken pot pie. The cranberry orange relish really didn't fit in and is super strong. The biscuit was good and made in house. Husband got a "beef on weck" on a normal roll, not the weck roll. Very much a local spot that just happened to work out for us.

Unless you are going specifically to sit at the bar, I would not recommend going here for dinner…read more We made reservations for 10 people to celebrate a special birthday. Despite having a reservation, we waited 90 minutes for our meals. When the food finally arrived, it came out in waves about 10 minutes apart. By the time one end of the table received their meals, the other end had already finished eating. Our appetizer was delivered at the same time as our entrées and had clearly been sitting under a heat lamp. It was dried out and tasted of old oil. Our waitress appeared overwhelmed and received no visible support from management. We were not offered drink refills, and we were never asked if everything was satisfactory. The child in our group was served a burnt grilled cheese sandwich that required scraping off the charred portions just to make it edible. It was also made with rye bread and unmelted shredded cheese -- neither of which were indicated on the children's menu. After 2.5 hours, when we requested the check, we were told they could not separate it -- despite having informed the waitress at the beginning of the evening whose tabs were grouped together. We have hosted family events there before and have never encountered this policy. It was not posted or communicated to us in advance. As someone who has worked in customer service and management for over 30 years, I understand how challenging the industry can be. However, communication, organization, and support from management are essential if you expect guests to return. Unfortunately, this experience did not reflect that standard. We will be choosing to celebrate our family gatherings elsewhere in the future.

I usually trust my fellow Yelpers' reviews. If I'd seen the rating of Mister Ups, I wouldn't have…read moregone there. Luckily, my friend took me there. When the waitress put the Chicken Condon Bleu sandwich in front of me, it smelled DELICIOUS. And it tasted as good as it smelled. My friend order a Black Flannel Disco Montage IPA, and I asked for a sip. It is now my all-time favorite beer. Unfortunately, I can't get it here in Louisiana. :-(

Curb service is alive and well at this A&W. Naturally the floats are iconic…read more Burger baskets are delicious. Fries are close to McDonalds addictive. My wife loves the cheese curd sides. Lately we have been getting the Fried Chicken basket. A half fried chicken with fries is almost more than one person can eat. KFC needs to worry about this fried chicken--it is truly finger-licking good. The wait staff is friendly and courteous. Easy to overtip.

Waited 10 or so minutes before being acknowledged. Was told they only accept cash or check. Was…read moreinformed there's an ATM on site. Cool, I'm not paying a fee to eat here. It's 2026, figure out how to take cards.

I totally stayed here because of "Newhart," and yes, I'm a few decades less than 70 years old. I…read morehad never been to Vermont, and when I had the opportunity to go, I found the Waybury Inn when looking to see if it were possible to stay in the Stratford Inn. It was! You can book online in their website is over the phone. I guess you can use travel sites too, but I like booking direct. I chose the Woodland Room. It had a dancing bear, plaid theme. It was great. Breakfast was very good. People were helpful with suggestions of what to do in the area. I was driving to Maine, so I had limited time. They have some things of interest for fans of Newhart that they'll show you. Bob Newhart is great.

Very friendly and attentive staff. Delicious drinks. Good is very good, but not great. The only…read moreclassy place to eat in the area, though.