Location: Killington
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Best Contemporary food near Killington, Vermont, United States
Reviews on Contemporary food in Killington, Vermont, United States. Killington, at the heart of the Green Mountains, is a natural paradise all year round. During the winter, Killington is one of the world's largest and most diverse ski areas, with miles and miles of trails dedicated to downhill skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, snowmobiling and cross-country skiing. When the snow melts, Killington transforms into the home of two PGA golf courses, and spectacular hiking and biking trails through Northern sections of the Appalachian Trail.
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1. Birch Ridge Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 95 reviews
Reviewed By Robert T
The Birch Ridge Inn is a Lodge with a restaurant on the Killington Access Road, less than a mile from the base of the mountain. It is a beautiful old building with a wonderful bar that looks like Bing Crosby should be sitting there. At Christmas the tree in the bar is spectacular so make sure to stop by for at least a drink if not dinner. The food at the restaurant is very good and priced in line with the quality. The staff is very friendly and the owners Bill and Mary are always there to greet you and make sure your visit is special. This is a place worth the visit.
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2. Preston's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 86 reviews
A Good Place to Eat and Drink Located at the Killington Grand Hotel. Named for and inspired by Killington founder Pres Smith, Prestonâs Restaurant is the embodiment of mountain lifestyle and culinary creativity. The menu is infused with Vermont ingredient
Reviewed By Cplamo
Located ground level in the Killington Grand, Preston's offers an upscale but relaxed atmosphere from the moment you walk in. A long bar to the left with ample seating, high tops to the right and a beautiful view of the mountain with floor to ceiling windows. Plenty of large party seating as well or grab a romantic table secluded in the back. The menu has an app, or entree for any taste with a few more adventurous ingredients than you will find right on the mountain. Great local ingredients. Try the mouton brie or kobe beef sliders to start and if you have room for an entree- Bees Box... one of the best veal dishes I have ever encountered.
3. Highline Lodge Restaurant
As of fall 2017 we are under new ownership and recently renovated, keeping the historic authenticity now with a modern flair! The Highline Lodge is a boutique inn, restaurant and fireplace cocktail lounge that offers seasonal and local fare, with a rotati
Reviewed By Jonathan S
My son and I asked our hotel for a good steak place and were directed to the Highline. We were early in the evening, which was a good thing because it is obviously popular. By 7pm the place was hopping and the dining room full. The service was awesome and friendly. The meals were done perfectly and absolutely delicious.
