Location: Plymouth
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Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Plymouth. Plymouth is a town in Windsor County, Vermont, United States. The population was 619 at the 2010 census. Calvin Coolidge, the 30th President of the United States, was born and reared in Plymouth and is buried there as well. The State of Vermont Division for Historic Preservation owns and maintains the Coolidge Homestead and the village of Plymouth Notch.
Things to do in Plymouth
10. Mogul's Sports Pub & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 139 reviews
Thanks for checking out Mogulâs Sports Pub & Restaurant on Trip Advisor! Since 1994, Moguls has been serving Killingtonâs favorite BBQ & pub fare in a casual, fun, spirited atmosphere. Weâve got the smoker fired up, ready to entice you with the delicious
Reviewed By chazkat
Got two whole lobster dinners with corn and cole slaw and a decent bottle of Chardonnay for around $60 here. Last place on the mountain to have any lobster. While not the same as Maine, the price was right and the service very friendly.
9. Clubhouse Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
The Clubhouse Bar and Grill is an American Bar and Grill and is situated on top of the Killington Golf Course and Tubing Park. We specialize in hand-tossed pizzas, pub style entrees, and hearty warm snacks and drinks. You are welcome to dine in and enjoy
Reviewed By Tripking07
The breakfast staff is friendly and the food is pretty good. Two days, two different chef's it was obvious not because one was better than the other, just different type of presentation even down to the same style toast but was a different toast (huh?).The bartenders at night are horrible! Bad attitude, they act like working until closing is a problem. Apparently the mountain thinks 10pm is late for its guests and the bartenders take full advantage of leaving at 9:59! I think that is really poor and if your going to advertise a bar and restaurant, and burden your customer to go across the street while your under renovations your service should be friendly and the bartender should be more accommodating. Getting practically kicked out is uncomfortable. Because of this, I don't recommend and its too bad the club gets a bad name due to the need for use while under renovations but that is not the customers problem.
8. Mr. Darcy's Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 408 reviews
Mr. Darcyâs is the FAVORITE OF LOCALS for our hip, casual dining with moderate prices that will bring you back again and again! Featuring the highest quality Signature Burgers, amazing Mac & Cheese options, Cocktails, and our all new Appetizer Menu (July
Reviewed By Peter W
Visiting the area we stopped off here for some food. Wonderful relaxed atmosphere and fairly busy with family groups and friends etc. We struck lucky visiting on a Tuesday between 1600 and 1800 it was $6 burger time !I had the regular vt cheeseburger and I paid a little extra for bacon. The burger came with a heap of Parmesan truffle fries and you really need to try those! The burger was excellent and is testament to this restaurant that shows good quality ingredients will always make excellent food. Our server was super helpful and polite and I really hope we get to visit again really soon. Oh and the pen they give you to sign the check actually says â this pen was stolen from Mr Darcyâsâ so of course I stole it !!! Wonderful !!
7. JAX Food & Games
Overall Ratings
4 based on 130 reviews
JAX Food & Games, Killingtonâs hometown bar, offers weekly live entertainment, incredible food and an extensive selection of locally crafted beers with late night food served until last call.
Reviewed By EthansDad1
Come hungry, cause you WILL get filled up! I had the burger while my son had the wings! The fries that came with the meal were outstanding! Great beer selection as well. After eating, my son and I played some pinball and video games.Thank you for your wonderful review, EthansDad1! We're happy to hear that you enjoyed your experience and hope to see you again soon!
6. Charity's 1887 Saloon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 179 reviews
Serving Killington's best food and drink for almost 50 Years in a fun and friendly casual environment! A saloon inspired eatery boasting over a century of history! Home to Ski Pants Sundays, live piano entertainment, and the ever-famous French Onion Soup,
Reviewed By Robert T
We have been eating at Charityâs for years but last summer the owner died and new management took over. In the past food and service has always been quite good. We love the space, a take on a Vermont sugar house. They have a full bar and limited wine and beer selections. We first ate there under the new management in December of last year and the menu was severely limited. Tonight they had a full menu and at first glance it looks quite good. We ordered a small Greek salad, crab cakes and falafel tacos and a drink. The Greek salad was mediocre but acceptable. My cocktail was a Goombay Smash, a Killington speciality and was very good. The crab cakes seemed to be missing the crab and were over cooked. Pretty bad. They were also on a bed of cold mushroom quinoa which didnât go very well together. The falafel tacos were undercooked and mushy. Sadly the new management isnât doing a good job with quality. It barely gets a two star rating.Robert, we are sending you a private message. Please be on the lookout for that.
5. McGrath's Irish Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 260 reviews
Reviewed By Becki M
McGrathâs is a true Irish Pub from the cozy ambiance to the excellent home cooked food, Guinness pours complete with Shamrock on top and personal and friendly service from the barâs owner. The atmosphere provides a completely unique âIrish feelâ experience. I highly recommend a visit to McGrathâs!
4. Lookout Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 241 reviews
The Lookout Tavern brings you a comfortable and upbeat mix of bar and restaurant with the best wings around for après ski and happy hour in Killington. The Lookout's charm is infectious and the sports bar and restaurant is alive with energy after a day or
Reviewed By 2doglady
We were traveling through Killington and were ready to stop for a lunch break. Not many places were open for lunch â they wait to open for dinner. We stopped at the Visitor Center and they told us this place was open and even gave us a coupon. The weather was nice so we chose to sit on the ârooftopâ for our meal. The view up there is beautiful! We went early fall so the leaves were just beginning to change. The food was good, the burgers were large, and the service was fine. There was only one waitress helping everyone on the rooftop and she had to keep going from the rooftop down to the kitchen and back up the stairs, even for refills! They should figure out a way to make that a little easier on the waitress. I could give this eatery a recommendation based on our experience here.
3. River Tavern at Hawk Resort
Overall Ratings
3 based on 11 reviews
Members of Vermont Fresh Network and recipient of the Wine Spectator Award since 2003. In the Hawk tradition of offering discriminating travelers something more, The River Tavern embraced this new popularity of culinary innovation. Today, the restaurant o
Reviewed By Steve W
Everyone at our table of 4 loved their dinner. Lobster ravioli was perfectly cooked and delicious. Trout also fantastic. Service not great, but waiter was new and restaurant was very busy. Prices not out of line for area restaurants. Recommended.
2. Long Trail Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 524 reviews
Located on the banks of the Ottauquechee River, our brewery and brew pub offers a seasonally rotating menu featuring locally-sourced ingredients and beer fresh from the source. On tap we have more than a dozen beers including our year-round staples, seaso
Reviewed By talk2planes
Lunch with family members. We sat outside on a beautiful sunny day. There is a river that runs alongside the brewery so a very pretty setting. The menu had a variety of choices of burgers, sandwiches, salads. Good appetizers too. We enjoyed our food selections as well as a craft beer plenty of choices of those as well. We hear this place is wall to wall people during the winter season so expect a wait if youâre coming after a day of skiing or sledding. They have an observation deck so you can view the brewing process. T-shirtâs and other goodies for sale too.
1. Kedron Valley Inn's Ransom Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By JoyQuestRoadTraveler
We dined here as part of a womenâs weekend. The food was good, and the decor attractive. Hostess was friendly, but service was slow. Most detracting feature was the volume of the place. The restaurant is spacious with few tables, yet it was impossible to hear friendsâ conversations. Seating outside on the porch is recommended to avoid this problem.
