The smallest state capital in the United States, Montpelier's humble appearance belies the abundance of activity and culture humming under its surface. Hubbard and North Branch Parks offer a wealth of outdoor activities, from cross country skiing in the winter to hiking and mountain biking in warmer months. The Winooski River offers challenging whitewater rafting and canoeing. Montpelier also offers a number of cultural pursuits, from numerous galleries and museums to the gold-domed State House.
Things to do in Montpelier
4.5 based on 667 reviews
Had dinner with family and the service was good, food was tasty and atmosphere was warm. Enjoyed the calamari appetizer and the crab ravioli with shrimp. Tried the maple martini but was unimpressed. Definitely did not need the spices sprinkled on top. cheesecake was good.
4 based on 143 reviews
Capital Grounds always seems to have a line, but it moves fast. There are lots of food and coffee selections and the seating is comfortable and fairly private.
4 based on 114 reviews
Great Bakery & Coffee House. Extensive bakery goods and always changing - which is a good thing. Good lunch menu also with soups, sandwiches & salads. Breakfast scones. I frequented this establishment often and always pleased. Great coffees offered also. Baked items made the old fashioned way - milk, butter, lard etc. The good way like Momma used to make!
4 based on 412 reviews
Our award winning restaurant J.Morgan's Steakhouse, not only caters to the hotel guest, it is among the top locals restaurants in the very culinary city of Montpelier. We have become known for our hand cut aged-in house steaks and the freshest seafood available in the region, homemade desserts and large portions. Our expertise in wine and great variety of our own martinis and seasonal drinks makes J.Morgan's Steakhouse a place that you will run back to.
Huge portions. Huge Salads. All the food from a Cobb Salad, Burger, Pork chops were all well prepared. Good solid simple but delicious fair. We were three couples and spent hours talking & eating. Staff was very accommodating. Deserts where again, embarrassingly Huge. Would highly...MoreDear hinrichsny, Thank you for the wonderful review. Glad you left with a smile and full belly! Hope to see you and your friends again in the future. Kind regards, Karin Cioffi
5 based on 41 reviews
Birchgrove Baking is a cozy bakery located in Montpelier, Vermont. Every day, we prepare an assortment of breakfast pastries, scones, cookies, cakes, and tarts, all baked from scratch daily. We also offer house-made warm, fresh doughnuts on Sundays and, seasonally, our own ice cream pops, in addition to coffee and espresso drinks. Of course, we also offer wedding and birthday cakes and would be happy to work with you to plan the perfect cake for your event. Come by, grab a coffee and pastry and enjoy our quiet back deck overlooking the waterfall.
This is a great bakery. There is a high level of attention to quality, from the coffee to the baked treats to the displays to the store. I meet a friend here monthly and it is always a highlight of the week. The staff is...MoreThanks so much for your review! We're so happy to be able to brighten your day every month!
4.5 based on 317 reviews
I was seated promptly during lunch. No Veteran's Day specials for lunch. Had the fries and TPT burger. The burger itself was good but the buns were rather stale. Wish they were fresh and tasty. I had an IPA beer which was not bad. Not sure if I would go back again (just depends).
4.5 based on 52 reviews
Not a lot of flavors (12-14?) but well-chosen and well executed. All the ones we tried on our three visits were delicious. The portions are not large, but prices are surprisingly high ($4 for a smallish scoop). However, it was the best option we could find in Montpelier so we kept returning. Recommended.
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Definitely not health food, but this is a warm weather institution in Vermont that everyone seems to love. You order at one window and pick up at another. The line moves fast because the service is quick and efficient. There are a few picnic tables, but most folks just climb in their cars and eat or drive away with a cone in their hand. Not much atmosphere, but the place feels like someplace out of the 50s. Worth a visit at least once a summer.
4 based on 245 reviews
There is a good variety of crepes for both meals and desserts. Prices are quite reasonable. Seating area is somewhat small, with additional seats at tables outside the restaurant. We ate at both this location and the one in Burlington, and had good meals at both.
4 based on 301 reviews
First time to the Vermont, so friends took me to one of their favorite places for lunch, family style home cooked meals ... Great!
Friendly smile & welcoming chat w/ Evelyn who greeted me when we arrived.
Friendly Staff, home cooked meals @ a great price! If you're through the area, this is definitely a Stop to make.
"Eat Healthy my Friend" (Dos-XX)
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