It's peak food was great service was nice I like this place I'd come back and Buffalo wings were…read moreamazing and the pretzel bite had flavor and they all fresh

Cuzzins is exactly what an on-mountain aprés ski bar SHOULD be - Great selection of local VT beers…read morefor under $6 a pint, divey, well-decorated ambience, and awesome live music to rock away those sore knees! The only thing keeping Cuzzins from a five star rating in my book is the somewhat limited space. Located in the Mt. Snow main base lodge (or for you ski bums, skier's right as you're zipping down "Canyon"), Cuzzin's has plenty of tables and a nice back bar with bay windows facing towards the mountain. As other reviewers note, however, this place does get packed as the ski day winds down, and with only one entrance where they're checking IDs, we noticed a line starting to form around 4:30pm. Overall, though, it's worth waiting a few minutes to get in here and wind down with your fellow skiers and boarders. Cuzzins has a really nice lived in feel to it that doesn't give off any sense that you're in an "official mountain ski lodge." If you're not in favor of a packed out standing room-only scene, head upstairs to the nearby Station Tap Room for a more relaxing vibe.

Good people, good food, good cocktails, great collection of things - will be coming back many more…read moretimes!

Oh my goodness! I can't believe I forgot to write a review for this spot on my last ski trip! This…read morelittle gem is located at the base of Mount Snow and a short drive from Stowe. It is absolutely hilarious for people watching and there are tons of cool locals to talk to. The drink prices are reasonable but when I visited, they were only accepted cash. It's not fancy, but totally fun.

For me, a place with really good soup generally is really good across the board. Valley View Saloon…read morehas amazing soup, and the rest of the food is quite good. I had the daily special Chicken Enchiladas soup, and it was fantastic. It was kind of like a chicken corn chowder, deep chicken broth flavor, and lots of tasty corn. The tortilla strips give it a nice texture. I had the Cobb salad. It was huge, and really high quality ingredients. The chicken breast was clearly fresh, and the avocado and tomato's were at the perfect ripeness. My son had the chicken parm, and it was also great. Their homemade marinara was delicious, and the chicken parm was really good. I liked the breading as it was nice and crunchy. Also, the service is impressive. Every member of the waitstaff is personable and friendly, and they are highly efficient. The food comes out at the right time, and the time between courses is right.

This was a gem find as it was one of the few spots open during the snow storm this weekend. Located…read moreright down the road from Mt Snow and the MOOver shuttle actually comes right here if you are staying on property. There is a large menu with a variety of options. We started with the homemade meatballs, mozzarella sticks, and buffalo wings. The buffalo wings were crisp and well flavored. The mozz sticks were crisp and had the perfect cheese pull as you ate each one. The meatballs were also huge and delicious as they are made from scratch in house. All of our entrees were also huge portions and delicious. I would say the only complaint was the burger lacked basic seasonings a little salt and fixed no problem. Service was very friendly and efficient here.

Outside area is so inviting + Jill was performing. Service…read morewas fast and friendly. Food was delicious.

Great wing, great burgers, they have a pool table and a lot of mnt snow memorabilia. Indoor and…read moreoutdoor seating, order at the bar. Great place to chill.

This was a fun venue, definitely outdated on the inside. But a nice apres ski spot as there is…read moreoften live music. Space Bacon was playing when I came here and tickets were very reasonably priced. There is also ample parking here. The inside has a large bar and tables and a repurposed fire pit to sit at. There is an old run down ski ball and basketball machine which would really be fun to use if they were functioning. There is food here mostly hot dogs, fries, and late night bar food at higher prices as well.

- #TBT REVIEW -…read more Three years ago, as part of a long weekend ski vacation, we visited here with tickets in hand for RUSTED ROOT! Yup, a bar/club that usually sees the likes of smaller cover bands and local DJs managed to lock down Rusted Root! Not only that, but our $25 general admission tickets got us as close as 5 feet away from the stage of this cozy venue. Despite the sellout crowd (thank goodness we bought in advance), the bar wasn't overly packed. We were able to snag reasonably-priced drinks throughout the night and groove back to the dance floor for the three hours they were on stage. Bartenders were overwhelmed but friendly, and drink prices ($5-8) weren't overly "taxed." If you're staying at either the Snow Lake Lodge or the Lodge at Mount Snow, Snow Barn is just a short walk away. If staying elsewhere, you can catch the free MOOver (http://www.moover.com) shuttle, but be warned that their service stops at 5pm. From reading the recent negative reviews, it's a shame to hear that Snow Barn has perhaps gone downhill from the times we visited. Again, we went for the concert, so if you're in the same camp, I'd suggest you check the music calendar (http://mountsnow.com/livemusic) and plan your visit accordingly. At the very least, you can always enjoy a bit of history...The Snow Barn used to be Reuben Snow's barn, who owned the base-area land. After the land was purchased by Walt Schoenknecht in the 50s, it was converted into a ski lodge before being once again converted into the bar/club it is today.

We recently bought a home in Townshend and decided to take our BIG dogs and check this place out…read more The service (Lexi) was excellent and the wings were perfectly cooked (we had the Old Bay and the Hot Maple) and the truffle fries were fabulous. Everyone enjoyed their beer, and I had a really good Bloody Mary. Very family and puppy dog friendly, which is a big part of the charm for me!!

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...

The bartender, Jamie deserves five stars iron loft, needs more options on their menu. The food that…read morewe order was delicious. Clean great view of the mountain. Good atmosphere definitely will be going back many times.

Alan was friendly, an amazing server, and super accommodating. We had the restaurant to ourselves…read moreon a Sunday evening. Our party of 6 was very satisfied with our service overall. The chef was able to alter and personalize our experience to our tastes as we had some people with dietary preferences, but he visited and asked our table before he knew of our needs. We enjoyed the winter squash carbonara, mussels, brussels sprouts with sauces, wings, truffle fries, salmon, special mac and cheese with chicken, and short ribs. We had custom cocktails that were made to taste and as well as some off their list, which were amazing. For dessert we enjoyed a variety of items including a chocolate ice cream chocolate dessert and a gorgeous fruit plate with dairy free whipped cream. Overall, this was an amazing experience and would definitely come again.

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.

I love this place. We went twice in the same week (something I rarely do when traveling). It's…read morestraight out of a movie or a Norman Rockwell painting ... everything you want a cozy Vermont inn to be. The service is very friendly, but still quite professional. We went for the seafood platter, which was top-notch and a bargain considering the quality. Be aware that the platter changes not only daily, but sometimes during the day, depending on what is available. But fret not ... whatever they substitute is still excellent.

Located slopeside at Mount Snow, The Station Tap Room (formerly the Mid-Station Bar) was a recently…read morerepurposed area, probably designed to better throttle the aprés ski crowd at Cuzzins Bar & Grill. With a strong focus on microbrews, they've got a better selection of beers than their predecessor, a pizzeria, and an outdoor deck facing towards the mountain / base area. Unlike Cuzzins however, The Station Tap Room is a bit more subdued. For starters, this place feels much more like a lodge *with* a bar than an *actual* bar. Walls are plain, jukebox music was soft, and there's a general lack of real bar signs/neons and mood lighting. Space is generally less crowded and less lively than Cuzzins, but if you're looking for a more relaxing on-mountain aprés ski scene and a healthy selection of craft beers, this is your spot.

A decent sit down place at Mount Snow, but not a large menu. They do have a nice bar area and a…read moregood lists of beers/ciders. The bf thought the meatball sandwich was just ok, but I liked mine. It was a chicken sandwich with prosciutto, arugula, tomato, Parmesan...just can't remember what it was called. Both sandwiches were served with kettle chips and pickle. Last time we were here I believed we ordered the nachos-- you can get chili and guacamole as extra-- and they were mainly decent. I remember we ate lunch at Cuzzins in early January and I think that Cuzzins is definitely a better choice. But this isn't terrible either!

Located at the summit of Mount Snow. They have two floors. The bullwheel tavern is located upstairs…read morewith the bar. The first thing I noticed was the amount of small young children in this upstairs bar area. Which generally I thought they were not allowed in bar areas under the ages of 12. We stopped for a mid day snack and beer. My biggest frustration is most of these restaurants on the mountain do not take the Epic discounts. So for $20+ nachos it's a bit crazy. I will admit they were good but not for the price. Definitely recommend timing it right because it took us awhile to find someplace to sit as it is extremely crowded with limited seating. Food and drink orders are made at the counter and they give you a buzzer to come and pick up your food when it's ready.

The grilled cheese that I've been having for over 4 years isn't there, went there today to find out…read morethey are playing crappy Mexican music to a crowd of 0! The person who was there said they didn't have the grilled cheese for over 3 years, and I got it in march this year!!!!