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Top 10 American food in Johnson, Vermont, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best American food in Johnson, Vermont, United States. Johnson is a town in Lamoille County, Vermont, United States. The population was 3,274 at the 2000 census. Johnson is home of Johnson State College, a part the Vermont State Colleges system. The Vermont Studio Center is located in the village of Johnson, a part of the town.
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10. 10 Railroad Street
Overall Ratings
4 based on 159 reviews
Morrisville, Vermonts historic train station has been transformed into a vibrant & fun gathering place. Where friends can meet up at our comfortable 30 seat brass bar for generous martini's, delicious wines, 12 carefully selected craft beers on tap & most
Reviewed By BoltonMom
Historic railroad depot turned into a restaurant with excellent food. My salmon was delicious, served with nice rice pilaf and very fresh snow peas and broccoli. The waitress had to finish her conversation with a coworker before she seated us, and was not more attentive after that
9. Deb's Place
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By giovanna6
Great cinnamon rolls, omelets, and breakfast sandwiches. The coffee is great. I'm sure everything else is just as good but those are what I tried. It is a quant place, place and pay for your order and it is brought to you. We went back several times during our stay in Vermont. I'm so glad you found us, see you on your next trip to Vermont!!
8. Black Diamond Barbeque
Overall Ratings
4 based on 41 reviews
Traditional barbeque, smoked foods, craft beer and cocktails. dine in or takeout, outdoor seating available seasonally.
Reviewed By MWitz
Just outside of Morrisville, close to Rte 100 is this gem of a restaurant. Warm, inviting interior, or dine on the front porch. Either way, an interesting menu awaits including interesting appetizers (try the egg roll), abundant salads, and of course, great bbq and sides. The half slab of St Louis ribs is especially fine. Friendly staff just add to the experience.
7. Fork and Gavel
Reviewed By NYC2VT
Went here and had a fab experience! Everything our party ordered was delicious. Sandwiches were great, as were the cookies and service. The owners were super friendly and were very hospitable. We will absolutely go back!
6. Morse Mountain Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 290 reviews
Reviewed By Suzanne R
There were three of us and we each enjoyed our meals. The beef dip was really good and our server was very pleasant.
5. Hearth & Candle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 213 reviews
Reviewed By Benjamin W
Fantastic food and friendly service! We like to sit in the Pub area and always strike up a conversation with the Bartender or other guests.
4. 158 Main Restaurant & Bakery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 562 reviews
Reviewed By kadie80
Jefferson, Vermont near Smugglers Notchâs has a small restaurant known as 158. We happened into it one morning while visiting. The breakfast was fresh with their homemade baked bread. In fact, it was easy to share. And since we stayed so close, twice we had dinner there. The vegetables were in season and house salad had the best fresh lettuces. We were pleasantly surprised by delicious servings. Obviously this was a gem we kept on our list of finds.Thank you for the kind words
3. Brewster River Pub & Brewery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 306 reviews
Reviewed By melikav27
My husband and I had lunch at Brewster River Pub while visiting Stowe . The Mixed Grill was outstanding! Iâve never had better cornbread. The server was so friendly and knowledgeable about the food and beer available. We had a great experience. Will definitely return!
2. Lost Nation Brewing
Overall Ratings
4 based on 301 reviews
We are proud to offer some of the most finely crafted beers in the great state of Vermont. Pair any of our fine selections with any of the house made, locally sourced items off of our delicious menu and we have no doubt that you will leave satisfied! Plea
Reviewed By 725dennas
My boyfriend (now fiance) stopped in for something to drink and eat and had a great experience with the staff. I wasn't a big fan of the food or drink selections but I am a picky person.
1. The Dining Room at Edson Hill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 84 reviews
Indulge in a sensational meal prepared by Chef Jason Bissell and the Edson Hill culinary team whose creations feature a modern approach to classic New England fare. The Dining Room at Edson Hill provides an elegant backdrop for a truly unforgettable culin
Reviewed By JohnGMontreal_canada
Spent two nights at the Inn and booked a Romance package that included dinner in the Dining Room. My review of the Inn's accommodations, done separately, spoke glowingly but we both felt we needed to write our Dining experience distinctly separate. It was, in summary, an forgettable meal .The Dining Room is exquisitely appointed, a great country room with subdued lighting and generously spaced dining. Menu and wine list were comprehensive and offered great choices for most palates. Our wine selection was presented promptly and courteously.We chose appetizers of Shrimp Ceviche and Grilled Watermelon with Feta, along with mains of Braised Pork Shank and Marinated Grilled Ribeye. Appetizers were served rather quickly and professionally. Mains were then served and the experience started to go downhill from there. The Ribeye plate was served at pretty much room temperature, the broccoli raab and chanterelles being the coldest items on the plate. Service staff dropped by after a couple of minutes of plate service and we informed them of the temperature issue. An offer to reheat was turned down, as we weren't sure what it would do to the ribeye. The black garlic jus was significantly over salted which didn't help. Service staff attitude also turned after we offered our comments, and the rest of the dinner experience turned icy, to say the least.Overall, a fail on what was supposed to be a memorable dinner event.
