Pretzels were great and service was even better. Great spot to hang after a day of skiing.read more

From the owner: Vermont Craft was established in 2024 as a lively bar and restaurant featuring local craft beer…read moreand elevated comfort food made in partnership with local farms’ ingredients whenever possible. Our menu features sharable dishes, soups, stew, sandiwiches and a variety of sliders.

Stopped by for lunch , I got the chicken chipotle sandwich and my bf got the roast beef sandwich…read morewhich we split it Both around $15-$16. The sandwich's were both very good but honestly I felt like they're very skimpy. The flavor was good but felt like i was having sauce and spinach on the chicken chipotle and sauce and lettuce on the roast beef. The staff was very friendly and the atmosphere was relaxing .

This place was just okay for us. Came here while on vacation. Menu was interesting, food was mid,…read moreand service was also mid. Nothing here particularly stood out. Still, I'd probably give it another chance because the vibe inside is cool and I low key love the name Liquid Art.

Overall: 3.5/5 If…read moreyou're craving ramen around the Killington area, Yama gets the job done mainly because it's one of the only options around. The tonkatsu ramen was decent overall, though definitely on the saltier side. We also ordered the chashu bao bun, which ended up being slightly better; while the meat was a bit rough, the sauce pairing worked really well so it was still really tasty and love that they pack it out for you. We also loved the self-serve tea section, which was a nice touch and a great addition to the experience.

Yesssssss to apres ski ramen!! What a delight after a cold day of skiing. I had the coconut peanut…read morecurry ramen (vegetarian) and my husband had the spicy tonkatsu. Order at the window, have a seat with a table marker and they bring it out to you. Friendly and efficient and most important delicious!

ryan was the sh**. he made us a bomb a** waffle sundae. will come back every year for moreread more

The burgers looked great in photos, but the experience was disappointing. While the pictures were…read moreaesthetically appealing, the food didn't live up to expectations. We initially tried to place a takeout order online, but the system was down. Since they don't accept phone orders, we had to go in person just to order, which was already inconvenient. Overall, it wasn't the best experience. Maple Bacon Burger - 2/5: The patty wasn't well seasoned, and the sauce was very minimal, so the sriracha aioli was barely noticeable. But the fries were the one thing they did well BBQ Brisket Sandwich - 1.5/5: Lacked flavor overall; the brisket itself wasn't seasoned Philly Cheesesteak - 1.5/5: Didn't resemble a true Philly cheesesteak and was light on meat, which made it underwhelming

Tl;dr we liked some of the food but honestly the steak was disappointing…read more This was a convenient spot for us. We stayed at a hotel nearby and did the short walk over. Seeing the train plow feature in front was cool (had never seen that before). We sat by the window and watched the snow falling in the parking lot, which was quite idyllic. We started with the Caesar salad and clam chowder. Both came out quickly. We got the prime rib for our main, which was the biggest disappointment of the dinner. It came out lukewarm and it was a particularly fatty cut. We ended up not finishing it.

Some decline since our last visit. The place remains busy but we found many issues on two different…read morevisits last week. First night I ordered the Caesar salad (one price on the menu $7) with Salmon addition ($14), but ended up being billed $29 for my meal. 2nd visit the chicken tenders were still ice cold inside. Bulleit Train cocktail was as tasty. Craft beer list pretty basic.

Great pizza! Pickup times are pretty quick and the interior is cozy. Staff is kind and…read moreaccommodating!

Loved it. The owners and bartenders are great. Chicken parm was on point and I'm a parm snob. lol!read more

Longtime K-Town skier, first time at Choices. Found out about choices by random chance. What a…read morehidden gem. Unbelievable dinner-food quality-price unmatched on access road. Had the rotisserie Tri-Tip steak and Cesar salad with grilled chicken. Perfect on both. Service was great and even the owner took the time to chat. Great customer service great food. Definitely a place to go when you want to enjoy a meal without dealing with the tourist traps that access road can deliver. Highly recommended.

Cute restaurant, service was good, the food was ok. I'm still wondering if my osso bucco was made…read morewith pork shank... there were three petite shanks... never have I had osso bucco that small...

The night is quiet outside in Killington, but lively inside of Charity's. From the service to the…read morefood, my family had a wonderful experience for our first night in Vermont. Out server was super friendly getting our orders and letting us know when our food was going to come out. This was going to be our burger night of the trip and Charity's Classic Smash with fries was a great choice. Regular fries were decent, but I think the sweet potato fries (waffle cut!) were better. Charity's has a big drink menu. It was tough to decide among all the local ciders, but I went for the Mountain Water canned cocktail from the distillery up the road in Killington. It was so good! Disappointed I can't find it anywhere to buy around my area. They take reservations, so I recommend that if you want to get a table just in case you arrive on a crowded night like we did! It's a warm and casual atmosphere inside. I imagine it's quite cozy during the busy ski season.

This place exceeded every expectation imaginable for us. My wife and I were spending one night in…read moreKillington, and looked for places within walking distance of our hotel. We only stopped in here for an afternoon drink because our room wasn't ready. It was a Thursday, and once we looked and saw a $25(!!!) lobster special, we told the bartender we'd be back for dinner. We returned a few hours later and sidled up to the bar. The same bartender we had chatted with before quickly served us drinks and we ordered clam chowda --- we're tourists, we had to! It was phenomenal, and I enjoyed every bite. Once we saw that the lobster special is an actual, full, lobster --- not just the tail, but the entire thing --- we decided to split it. I'm glad we did because there was so much meat on that! It was a challenge to break through, but I'm glad we did it. And for $25, it was worth every crack. We enjoyed a couple more drinks and decided we could share one more item. We ordered the smash burger and subbed creamed corn for the side. It was an excellent way to close out a fantastic evening. Shortly after, we closed out and walked back to the hotel. If you find yourself in Killington and want a chill place, kind and patient service, and great food, I highly recommend stopping here. If we are ever back in the area, we'll definitely come by.

This is my new favorite restaurant in Vermont! They started us off with complimentary French bread…read moreand a roasted bulb of garlic that you smash and mix in some olive oil, balsamic vinegar, salt, pepper, and crushed pepper flakes. We got the mussels which were the highlight of the meal for me. The white wine sauce was so delicious, there's something I couldn't put my finger on, but it set it apart from others I've had. In all honesty, the entrees were just normal Italian food, it was good but nothing earth shattering. The reason this place is a 10/10 is because of the mussels, it's so good!

We stayed at Aprés Inn, which is a 2-minute walk to The Garlic. We took heed of the advice to get…read morethere before doors open at 5pm. We were first on line at 4:45 and by 4:55 there were several folks waiting behind us. We got a wonderful booth and were immediately served. Atmosphere is cozy and like being in a grotto. The fresh bread with roasted whole garlic, Parmesan and olive oil was so good and they brought us a second baguette as we had mussels and spinach Italiano to start. Good selection of beverages - local brews on draft. The kid's menu has a choice between a pasta dish - linguine or penne with marinara, butter or puttanesca - with meat balls as an add on. It is a lot of food for a kid and we brought back leftovers. My husband enjoyed his ahi tuna with potatoes and roasted tomato. My chicken piccata was perfectly cooked and flavorful with the capers. We were full, but could not resist ordering the tiramisu. The tiramisu was light and not overly sweet with drizzle of chocolate, lady fingers with a dash of espresso. Definitely worth coming back next time we come out to ski in Killington.

AWESOMEEEEE!!! Live bands , delicious food and great drinks …read more The whole vibe of the place is great , definitely recommend

We usually trek down the mountain into Rutland for our annual steak dinner, but with the weather…read morebeing also sketchy, we decided to try The Wobbly Barn. We now have our new go to steakhouse. The place looks like your neighborhood tavern but the food was big time steakhouse good. Our server Sharon was personable, attentive and gave just real good vibes!! Poutine appy with shredded beef was awesome and my wife's butternut squash soup was like a dessert. Delish. The steaks were cooked to order and were just scrumptious. So was the half-rack of ribs the Mrs had. The desserts smacked of good old fashioned Vermont flavor especially the waffle with the maple sauce and ice cream. We will be back for sure.