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Vermont, United States Food Guide: 10 Bar food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Charlotte
Find out what Bar restaurants to try in Charlotte. Charlotte /ʃɑːrˈlɒt/ is a town in Chittenden County, Vermont, United States. The town was named for Sofia Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Queen of England and wife of King George III. The population of the town was 3,754 at the 2010 census.
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10. Antidote
Overall Ratings
4 based on 94 reviews
An unexpected, welcoming restaurant and cocktail lounge. Check out our updated Autumn menu, our indoor and (seasonally, of course!) outdoor seating, music, live concerts and events, local art, darts, foosball and and⦠Of course, all the good stuff you kno
Reviewed By docrock2014
Went south instead of north on a Friday after work and selected Antidote this time (instead of Park Squeeze). Menu choices are a bit more varied and flavor profiles a bit more complex. Welcomed promptly, seating preferences accommodated, and experienced wait staff attended to our beverage requests and ordering. Chef accommodated vegetarian preferences. Has both restaurant and pub seating.
9. UNO Pizzeria & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 131 reviews
Reviewed By JohnH881
A casual visit over the holiday season was a disappointment. The pizza fell well short of expectations. Service was spotty and order was confused in arriving. It may have just been a bad night, but nevertheless, one expects better from a nationally-recognized brand.
8. The Lake-View House
Overall Ratings
3 based on 211 reviews
The Lakeview house is an 1850 farm house that has been lovingly restored. Old meets new in the bar area where you can catch the game on one of several flat screen TV's while surrounded by antiques adorning the walls. Meals are made from scratch, and weath
Reviewed By john a
We are in this area a few times a year and like to try different places, whether it's a hotel or a restaurant. We were staying next door at the Holiday Inn Express and it was freezing out (I think around 4°) so we walked over to the Lake-view House for dinner. We figured out after the fact that the menu we must have seen earlier in the day at the hotel was the pub menu. We were expecting Burgers and wings but the dinner menu was expensive steaks and seafood. We ended up spending $70 for two people (and no alcohol). My daughter and I ordered steaks, which came with the salad bar. It was all good but the vibe there was kind of odd and I was annoyed (at myself, I guess) for spending so much money on a quick dinner. Hard to put my finger on it .. but it just felt like an old persons restaurant. If money is no object, you will probably like this place more than I did.
7. Old Dock House & Marina
Overall Ratings
3 based on 112 reviews
Reviewed By JohnH881
This reviewer returns each summer with expectations that The Old Dock will see a great improvement. However, it continues to provide good food for not too much. The menu is varied and interesting though the food is not exceptional, just good. Great views from the outside seating. Dockside boat mooring is available and it is a short walk into Essex, a charming town. An alternative is to park one's car on the Vermont side in Charlotte and take the ferry as a pedestrian. The Old Dock is a very short walk from the ferry landing.
6. Hinesburgh Public House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 112 reviews
We are a community supported restaurant serving dinners made from scratch with locally sourced food. We have a full bar with 12 craft beers on tap. Outdoor dining available in season.
Reviewed By sarahsvermont18
Very attentive wait staff, comfortable seating, nice array of offerings and reasonable prices. Not too crowded and food was delivered promptly. We had the fish tacos and hamburgers, all fresh and tasty and the side salads were just right. The cheddar ale soup was a bit âheavyâ but stil delicious. A nice spot for lunch!
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5. Shelburne Tap House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By Mary M
We ended up here because the restaurant we had planned on visiting couldn't seat us.What a nice gift from the fates. First of all, our waitress, Laurie was a pure delight. At her recommendation we ordered the cauliflower "wings". They were a great alternative to chicken wings, plus no bones. The fried dill pickles were way better than the flat chips. These were little crispy spears.I ordered the fish and chips which served me well for dinner and lunch the next day. My husband enjoyed the Aloha Poke Bowl & 5 grain medley. We will definitely go back!
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4. The Old Dock Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By Miley2007
The outdoor seating is shaded, or not, depending on your preference. The ferry stops by every 30 minutes... and in our case, was delayed by pumping of the septic, which was noisy and gross, but not the fault of the Old Dock Restaurant. Dine here for a lakeside experience. The food is at best, average. This restaurant is one of the only places in town. The ambiance on the water is quite nice. The service is piecemeal. We had burgers (cooked to order), soup (canned) and flatbread. Dessert? Offered like this "Anyone want dessert?", as opposed to "Here is our dessert menu, the ice cream is incredible." We did not order dessert. I have no idea what is on the dessert menu.
3. Essex Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Essex Inn On The Adirondack Coast: Casual Fine Dining And Elegant Overnight Accommodations In A Newly Restored Historic Treasure. Private Parties, Luncheons, And Holiday Parties Available. Proudly Support Local Growers. Gluten-free Friendly. Open Year Rou
Reviewed By NYCregular
This was my third visit and, like the previous two, found it a pleasant, enjoyable dining experience. The staff, bartender and wait staff, were attractive, professional and delightful. I liked sitting in the Pub Room and the service was quick and efficient. Appetizers arrived quickly and were excellent! Entrees were generous and very well prepared. A âgemâ in this small, scenic community on Lake Champlain.
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2. The Bearded Frog
Overall Ratings
4 based on 234 reviews
Reviewed By Wally E
Went here for dinner on my birthday because I had said I wanted to go to a place I had not been before. The strip steak and everything with it was absolutely delicious. We were seated behind the fireplace at one end, which gave a greater feeling of privacy (but anywhere would have been good). The service was friendly but not at all intrusive and the atmosphere comfortable. I really cannot recall a more pleasant dining experience in Vermont.
1. Barkeaters
Overall Ratings
4 based on 193 reviews
Reviewed By Willa17
We had no idea this was such a great little restaurant. Judging by the outside you wouldn't know. It is very much where the locals go. Everything was top notch, very good and efficient service. My son loved the fried mushrooms, best he ever had and he is the fried mushroom expert!
