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Reviews on Pub food in Manchester, Vermont, United States. Nestled in the heart of the Green Mountains, this former iron-mining town today is the quintessential Vermont getaway, complete with a white steeple church, antique shops and cozy country inns. Manchester is a true all-season destination. In winter, skiers arrive to hit the downhill slopes at nearby Bromley and Stratton Mountains or the cross-country trails at Hildene. Spring and summer bring hikers who can opt for easy treks through Merrick Forest or more challenging ones like Prospect Rock, a three-mile hike, mostly uphill, that offers a breathtaking view of the surrounding mountains as reward to those who make it. Manchester fly-fishing is also a popular pastime, drawing enthusiasts from around the country who come to learn or hone their skills. Big name outlet stores in Manchester Center draw shoppers year-round. In the fall, it's all about foliage. Enjoy the vibrant colors from a canoe on the mighty Battenkill River, a bicycle along a scenic path or kick back and take it all in from a comfy rocking chair on the porch of a historic inn. No matter what your vantage point, the show is always spectacular.
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1. Mulligans
Overall Ratings
4 based on 551 reviews
One of a chain. Do not confuse with Manchester ME.
Reviewed By BobK793
Ok, for starters, we had the worlds greatest server, Darlene, who so added to the night. The chicken piccata was tremendous and my wifeâs scallops were dam good given we were inland. Great micro brews on tap- try the Long Tail VT IPA. Great vibe, friendly people, and the perfect casual place to dine and drink.
2. Firefly Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 89 reviews
this used to be Maxwell's Flat Road Grill, which sold about a month ago, and by the way, is MUCH better, you really need to list it, btw, I am a regular, but that is neither here nor there. They are doing very well with both locals and tourists which is a
Reviewed By RC0710
We ate here over the. Columbus Day weekend. This was our second choice. Were we happy. We were seated promptly and young server couldnât have been nicer or more helpful. We were welcomed like we had been regulars. The food if pub grub and delicious. Two of us had the tenderloin steak sandwich, with cheese and peppers, and I had mine with bacon and cheddar mashed potatoes. My wife had a delicious grilled cheese and tomato sandwich on rye, with wonderful coleslaw. The other order was the poutine with cheese and brown gravy which was delightful and the size of this âappetizer â was huge. The beer was cold and the prices just right. It was the right place at the right time after a long day of sightseeing.
3. Marsh Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 279 reviews
The historic Marsh Tavern was the first building erected on the site of what is today the expansive Equinox resort. One of the first lodging houses in Vermont, its history predates the Revolutionary War. Today it is home to a celebrated restaurant and mee
Reviewed By Bear59
We were staying at the Equinox for the Dorset Festival Theater, so we decoded to have an early dinner at the Marsh Tavern before the play. We always love the bread board with ciabatta, French bread, olive oil and butter mix, red pepper jelly, carrots, and a piece of fruit (this time a tangerine, but in the past it has often been a plum) served before the meal. Our choices this evening were the Prince Edward Island raw oysters on the half-shell; the baby kale salad; and the roast duck breast (which we shared as the main course). The latter was more than ample and was served with black quinoa, and a butternut squash puree. We even finished up, sharing a delectable lemon cheesecake for dessert. Drinks were a Saratoga sparkling water and coffee. An excellent and delightful meal, accompanied a professional, attentive staff, Highly recommend!
4. The Union Underground
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By CherylS260
Read the reviews and decided to take a chance. The beautiful patio lured us in. Made a reservation and showed up to be informed reservations are only for inside and we had to check on outside tables. No communication between upstairs and downstairs. Sat at a table outside. 15 minutes passed before we even got a drink menu. Another 10 minutes before the food menu. We ordered 5 minutes later. An hour and a half later we were told our food would be another 45 minutes. We decided to get up and leave because that is just inexcusable. Asked for the manager who couldnât even come up to talk to us. I will never go back. 2+ hours to get food is ridiculous.
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