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Vermont
sports a luscious variety of specialty food producers,
gourmet food shops and an expansive list of diverse
restaurants offering an astonishing variety of cuisines.
Dining is an important part of Vermont’s culture. Take a
look at our creative dining selections, pick one of
these fabulous Vermont restaurants and enjoy a great
meal. You will have about 87,660 meals in your lifetime!
Don't waste any!
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Black Bear
Inn
4010 Bolton Access Road, Bolton Valley, Vermont
05477
Phone: 800-395-6335
A warm welcome awaits you at our mountaintop
country inn. All rooms and suites with private
baths and cable TV. Many with VT firestoves and
private hot tubs. Hike or mountain bike our
6000 acres, then visit our candlelit dining room
for a 3-course dinner. In the winter, enjoy
slope-side ski on/ski off access to the Bolton
Valley Resort. Heated pool, golf, and tennis
nearby. Also ask about our luxury suites |
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Cafe Provence
11 Center St., Brandon, VT 05733
Phone: 802-247-9997 |
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Cider House BBQ & Pub
1675 US Route 2, Waterbury, VT 05676
Phone: 802-244-8400
info@ciderhousevt.com
Closed Mondays
Tuesday through Sunday Dinner served from 4pm - 9pm.
Friday and Saturday Lunch served from 11:30am
Reservations suggested for Friday & Saturday
Besides the BBQ fare featured at the restaurant, we
introduce diners to an assortment of southern style
dishes like southern chicken fried steak and
blackened catfish along with the staples of the
South: okra, collard greens, hush puppies, and fried
green tomatoes. |
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Claire's Restaurant & Bar
41 S. Main St., Hardwick, VT 05843
Phone: 802-472-7053 |
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Courtyard Burlington Harbor
25 Cherry St., Burlington, Vermont 05401
Phone: 802-864-4700 Fax: 802-862-1179
The Courtyard Burlington Harbor rises from the
shores of Lake
Champlain and is framed by the majestic
Adirondack and Green Mountains. The unique
interior design incorporates the muted splendor
of Vermont countryside colors into the hotels
public space and guestrooms. Without question,
this is Burlington's premier address for
discerning business and leisure travelers alike. |
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Good Commons
4771 Route 100A, Plymouth, Vermont 05056
Phone: (802) 776-8333
Good Commons is one of the premier gay-friendly
retreat destinations in the Northeast. Enjoy a
food & wine getaway, yoga retreat, outdoor
adventure weekend, or your own customized
itinerary. Amenities can include round-trip &
local transportation, private chef, in-house
massage & yoga, and more. |
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Hilton Burlington
60 Battery Street, Burlington, Vermont
Phone: 1-802-658-6500 Fax: 1-802-658-4659
The Hilton Burlington is the first choice among
discerning event planners, business travelers,
and vacationers to Vermont. The hotel provides
levels of service and amenities for which Hilton
has become the gold standard worldwide. The 258
guestrooms' décor evokes Vermont's regal fall
foliage. Most rooms offer spectacular views of
Lake Champlain and the Adirondack Mountains. Its
eclectic Battery Street Grill presents American
cuisine with Vermont flair from 6 am until 10 pm
daily. The lobby's inviting, earth-toned Bar 60
is at once sophisticated and relaxed. With over
18,000’ of flexible event space, the hotel
provides exceptional service and creative menus
for events ranging in size from 5 to 600 guests.
Our Garden Terrace makes a lovely outdoor option
for ceremonies and receptions. And, our fabulous
location offers easy walking access to the
Church Street Marketplace and the Waterfront
where a myriad of dining, shopping and
entertainment activities take place. |
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Holiday Inn Rutland/Killington
476 US Route 7 South, Rutland, Vermont 05701
Phone: (802) 773-6130 Fax: (802) 786-2124
The Holiday Inn Rutland/Killington and its
friendly, experienced staff consistently earn
the area's highest ratings for facilities and
guest service. Winner of Rutland Herald's
"Reader's Choice" favorite full service hotel,
the Holiday Inn Rutland/Killington offers more
facilities, services and amenities under one
roof than any other local hotel. Plus convenient
access to three of the east's best skiing and
riding mountains, including Killington, Okemo
and Pico. |
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Leunigs Bistro
115 Church St, Burlington, Vermont 05677
Phone: 802-863-3759
leunigsbistro@myfairpoint.com
Leunig's Bistro & Café is the popular, award
winning restaurant bringing the panache of Paris
and the value of Vermont into the heart of
Downtown Burlington, Vermont. This boisterous,
fun place on the pedestrian mall --the Church
Street Marketplace-- has a retro old-world
flair, with washed walls, a marble bar, crystal
chandeliers, old oversized posters. The
inventive, large menu features regional foods
prepared with a continental touch. Leunig's
Bistro is the best place in Burlington to see
and be seen, being one of the longest
continuinally operating gathering spots in town.
It's an authentic experience modeled after an
old world café; featuring an upscale but casual
atmosphere with a bar and an eclectic melange of
the flavors of the world and Vermont. Bienvenu a
Leunig's Bistro! |
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Michael's On The Hill
4182 Route 100 North, Waterbury Center, Vermont
05677
Phone: (802) 244-7476
mail@michaelsonthehill.com |
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Otter Creek Brewing
793 Exchange Street, Middlebury, VT 05753
Phone: (802) 388-0727 |
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Red Clover Inn and Restaurant
7 Woodward Road, Mendon, Vermont 05701
Phone: 802 775 2290
innkeepers@redcloverinn.com
The beautifully restored 1840s bed & breakfast
and Vermont farmhouse inn offer stylish
Killington lodging and accommodations privately
located near Killington Ski and Golf Resort for
skiing, biking, hiking and golf getaways,
weddings, and parties. To top it all off: one of
the best. Vermont restaurants near Killington is
right on the premises. |
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Sheraton Burlington Hotel & Conference Center
870 Williston Road, Burlington, VT 05403
Director of Sales & Marketing
Phone: (802) 865-6654
Vermont's largest hotel and conference center, we
are located just a few minutes from downtown
businesses, shopping, and Lake Champlain. With free
shuttles to Burlington International Airport, we are
ideal for meetings, weddings and leisure travelers
alike. Pet friendly. |
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Stowehof Inn and Resort
434 Edson Hill Road, Stowe, VT 05672
Phone: 802-253-9722 |
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The Essex, Vermont's Culinary Resort & Spa
70 Essex Way, Essex, Vermont 05452
Phone: 802-878-1100; Toll Free: 800-727-4295
Perfect for getaways, celebrations & groups, The
Essex Resort & Spa is the Burlington area's only
AAA Four-Diamond resort, featuring 120 inviting
guestrooms and suites, farm-to-table dining,
hands-on culinary classes in two spectacular
theater kitchens, lush culinary & and flower
gardens, and an award-winning full-service Spa &
Salon with fitness center, indoor/outdoor pools,
and oversized hottub. Plus a ropes/climbing
course, fly fishing, golf, winter sports, and
Vermont Tennis Vacations. And it’s all just 15
minutes from Burlington's performing/fine arts,
entertainment and shopping, and Lake Champlain. |
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The Huntington House Inn
Hosts: Scott Holtz and Bobby Cheshire
19 Huntington Place, Rochester, VT 05767
Phone: 802-767-9140
Email:
innkeeper@huntingtonhouseinn.com
Welcome to the Huntington House Inn, Restaurant
and Tavern! To stay with us, or to dine with us,
is to experience Vermont hospitality at its
best. Located in the very heart of Vermont,
Rochester and the Huntington House Inn can be
your headquarters for exploring Vermont in every
season. The Inn is one of many graceful period
homes surrounding Rochester's four acre Park,
with views of the Green Mountains in the
distance. Diners may enjoy fine cuisine in our
spacious dining room with flowers, candles,
white linens and art, or you may relax in Doc's
Tavern with its cozy "Cheers"-like conviviality.
Both offer an extensive menu and wine
selections. Take out is also available. Home to
four generations of Doctors Huntington, the
Huntington House was exquisitely restored in
2003 and offers six beautifully decorated guest
rooms. In the two adjacent buildings you will
find six luxury suites, featuring exquisite 1 &
2 bedroom accommodations. |
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Waterbury Tourism Council
PO Box 468, Waterbury, Vermont 05676
info@waterbury.org
You won't find a more convenient location to
enjoy the Vermont experience. Right off
Interstate 89 at Exit 10, Waterbury is central
to Stowe, Montpelier, Burlington and the Mad
River Valley where ski resorts, popular
attractions, and nature's recreational
opportunities abound. Our village is full of
historic buildings, including the recently
restored 1875 train station still in use today
as an Amtrak stop. Waterbury is home to some of
the country's best known specialty food
manufacturers such as Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream,
Cold Hollow Cider Mill, and Green Mountain
Coffee Roasters, but the atmosphere is still
classic Vermont small town, full of charm and
smiles. |
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