Find out what American restaurants to try in Rutland. Set in the beauty of the Green Mountain State, Rutland boasts outdoor adventures ranging from alpine slides to mountain biking. The downtown area is home to Merchant's Row, a beautiful collection of restored buildings from the 1800s. Over a hundred structures in Rutland are on the National Register of Historic Places, and nearby Wilson Castle is a glorious example of 19th century architecture. Other attractions include The New England Maple Museum and The Norman Rockwell Museum.
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5 based on 65 reviews
We tried this place for lunch while visiting Rutland based on the excellent reviews. We couldn't agree more with those reviewers! We received friendly service and were made to feel like we'd been loyal customers for years even though this was our first visit. There is an extensive menu written on the board behind the counter that will keep you busy for a long time if you try to read the whole list. Instead, we asked for some recommendations and happily followed them. Each sandwich was excellent! We would be regulars if we lived in Rutland, but we'll have to look forward to our next visit to enjoy the Sandwich Shoppe again. It's a gem!
4 based on 145 reviews
Best place for breakfast! We had the Reuben Omelet and the Mexican scramble which were both very tasty. Endless coffee and great service! The menu offers lots of choices both for breakfast and lunch. It is a local favorite and usually busy but never have to wait too long because of ample seating
4 based on 317 reviews
Welcome to your Rutland Ninety Nine Restaurant where we have "A Passion To Serve." Come dine with us and check out our 9 Real Size Entrees for just $9.99 or come enjoy our Thursday Night Trivia at the bar.
I have been disappointed with 99 my last couple of visits. The most expensive steak I got was tough, I don't recommend that. I had the prime rib last week, it just wasn't too good.The service is good and they have a strong selection of drought beer so I will return. The choices for kids are pretty good too.
4 based on 97 reviews
I was in Rutland teaching a workshop and stopped at The Yellow Deli during the lunch break. Host was friendly and showed me a table and the server was also very friendly and quickly took my order. I was limited on time and will say the service was top notch and timely. Food was great. Turkey sandwich and chips and root beer on tap. The restaurant itself is very unique. Lots of wood, with tables tucked into little corners, felt kind of like I was having lunch at Bilbo Baggins' house. Food itself was great and prices were very reasonable. If you're in town, you could do a lot worse for lunch. Would definitely stop again if I were ever in the area.
4 based on 203 reviews
during our long weekend in Vermont one of my high school classmates contacted me on Facebook and wanted to get together for a meal while we were traveling up North. As he was in Bennington and we were staying in Burlington, we opted for a location somewhere in the middle. That location turned out to be Rutland. In looking through Trip Advisor it turned out that the Hopân Moose was recommended, so we decided to go there. It is a standard craft beer location with the pub-style food that goes along with that. We ordered a couple of craft beers, and white wine for my wife, then shared a pizza and some wings. One highlight on the menu was poutine, which is French fries with gravy and cheese curds . It may not sound delicious but it is quite good and a Canadian staple. The meal was fine, the beer was good, and the staff was quite friendly. Recommended.
4 based on 298 reviews
overall very decent, with a few great Asian inspired dishes and daily specials. Nice ait staff and good cocktails. Just wish I would not feel this cramped. I would frequent this place much more often if the space was nicer and roomier, I always feel a bit claustrophobic, too bad as one of the best of Rutland.
4 based on 218 reviews
What a great room for a reunion of friends and celebrating a big (80th) Birthday. South side is a great room, very sophisticated - once seated, youâd be hard pressed to remember youâre in Rutland, VT - could he in any cosmopolitan locale. Debbie was our server, spot on and very attentive - steaks for many of us, and a spectacular beet and Barrettâs salad, with a great wine and dessert. One of our party has celiac and, when our party had a birthday cake for desert, Debbie and the kitchen made sure there was a creme brûlée for our friend - just because everyone needs dessert.Thanks to Wally and the whole staff at Southside!
4 based on 625 reviews
Welcome to the Table 24 Restaurant in downtown Rutland, Vermont featuring a unique menu with choices for all - from young families to sophisticated diners. Chef/Owner Stephen Sawyer prepares selected specialties on a wood-fired grill and rotisserie to cre
Very nice restaurant with a beautiful décor. We sat at the bar and we got the best service. The bartender was lovely! Excellent service. The food was delicious. We ordered the Jambalaya and de Salmon. Every time we go to VT we go to this restaurant!!
4 based on 217 reviews
Have been going to Gills for years!!! Their grinders are excellent! When stationed in Germany in 1975 my sister visited us & brought my favorite grinder from Gills!!!! I would recommend anyone to go there! You have your day in how you like your grinder made!!!
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4 based on 499 reviews
Wasn't expecting such an adventurous upscale place in such a small town and walked in skeptical due to the vacant atmosphere outside and corn stalk decor but our server was charming and warm and the food was super tasty with huge portions which made the husband happy. I had coconut crusted cod, he had a braised pork, started with fondue. The fondue was obsession worthy.
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