Top Things to do in Northeast Kingdom
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Top 9 Food & Drink in Northeast Kingdom, Northeast Kingdom
Discover the best top things to do in Northeast Kingdom, United States including Red Barn Brewing, St. Johnsbury Distillery, Trout River Brewing Company, Hill Farmstead Brewery, Kingdom Brewing, Craftsbury Farmers Market, Whirligig Brewing, Top of the Mountain Vegetable Farm, Karim.
Restaurants in Northeast Kingdom
1. Red Barn Brewing
2. St. Johnsbury Distillery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
St. Johnsbury Distillery prides itself on producing high quality spirits from scratch - crafted in our own fermenters and custom stills. It takes more time and work, but the taste speaks for itself! Come try our two Maple Rums, Elderflower Rum, and many more.
3. Trout River Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
4. Hill Farmstead Brewery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 186 reviews
Reviewed By Clawboot - Rochester, United States
Hey, this is a beer mecca. You don't come here to be served, you come here to taste extraordinary brews; and some are quite expensive. We arrived on a Saturday around noon and the place was busy. In short order, it was packed with long lines for glasses of beer or growlers We found a table with four people and two empty seats and asked if we could sit there. The four were two couples that didn't know each other. One was from Virginia, and the other from Connecticut. Both made special trips to this brewery as it was named the best brewery in the U.S. a year or two ago. It turned out that all three of us guys had gone to the University of Wisconsin-Madison, but that's getting away from the topic, isn't it? The one guy from Connecticut makes regular trips just to visit this brewery and he was buying the very expensive brew ($33/bottle and even higher.) He let us sample some of the amazing brews. If you are a true beer connoisseur, put this one on your list for a visit, but expect long waits and a crowd of people eager to sample some of the best brews in the U.S.
5. Kingdom Brewing
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Brian and Jenn Cook created Kingdom Brewing with the intent to brew authentic craft beers from a wide variety of locally produced ingredients. Starting with American grown grains, they combine farm chemistry and heirloom recipes with ingredients from their farm & greenhouse such as maple sap, spruce tips and berries to create a variety of light to robust seasonal beers.
Reviewed By HeartOfTheVillage - Shelburne, United States
Found this gem during our weekend adventure in Northern Vermont. A mile away from Canada, thousands of miles away from craziness is what they say, and it's so true. The indoor space of the tasting room and the restaurant is designed with a modern approach to a rustic Vermont cabin look and feel. It's both simple and complex and feels just right. The brews are fantastic! They need to get more publicity. We felt that they can give some of big Vermont breweries a run for their money. Black Spruce Imperial IPA is out of this world. Mild, has a bit of a gin zing, a rich translucent amber color, and a whole lot of yum. Other brews are extremely drinkable and delicious as well, you just have to find what songs to you in the moment. Jenn (one of the two hands-on owners) is a gracious approachable host and a pleasure to chat with. We will be back soon!
6. Craftsbury Farmers Market
7. Whirligig Brewing
A small brewery focused on traditional methods and modern creativity. We craft beers that speak to their ingredients and place. With the pandemic, we currently offer growler fills and cans to go.
8. Top of the Mountain Vegetable Farm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
9. Karim
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
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