Top Things to do in Stowe Area
Things to do in Stowe Area, Stowe Area: The Best Food & Drink
Discover the best top things to do in Stowe Area, United States including Bonafide Tours, 4 Points VT, Mountain View Tours, Green Mountain Distillers, Rock Art Brewery, Stowe Cider, Stowe Farmers' Market, Stowe Brew Tours, The Alchemist, von Trapp Brewing.
Restaurants in Stowe Area
1. Bonafide Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 15 reviews
Bonafide Tours and Expeditions provides genuine guided experiences across stunning Vermont landscapes to select farms and rural communities as well as adventures abroad to unique cultural, agricultural, and natural destinations. Our expertly guided tours and expeditions can be customized for groups, or choose from pre-designed tours for independent travelers.
2. 4 Points VT
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 190 reviews
4 Points Brewery Tours is a locally owned and run brewery tour operator in the Stowe area. Visit local breweries and meet the people creating Vermont' best beers! 4 Points VT is also a Mountain Bike School and Guide Service in Stowe, VT. Learn the basics from certified instructors and get more out of your time riding! A great day is to combine both offerings, Mountain Bike in the morning and then head out on a brewery tour! Always a lot of fun!
3. Mountain View Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Mountain View Tours is an exciting and fun service that provides interactive tours of Vermont and the Stowe area.
4. Green Mountain Distillers
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 26 reviews
Featuring a line of 100% USDA Certified Organic products, the distillery offers vodka in a variety of flavors, gin, maple liqueur, and seasonal and limited-edition spirits. Visitors to the Tasting Room can sample a variety of products, learn about the distilling process, and purchase bottles directly from the source.
5. Rock Art Brewery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 114 reviews
Vermont brewery known for its hand-made beer.
Reviewed By Mikeatsea03242 - Morrisville, United States
Great stop when you are in the Morrisville/Stowe area to sample great ale and beer on tap. Great IPAs Stouts and something creative is always available. Check out the are gallery there too.Local artists display their creations and they are for sale. It’s a great way to take home something from VT that is a little more permanent than the ale!
6. Stowe Cider
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 98 reviews
Reviewed By NorthStar821921
We were there hours before their new grand opening, as their current location is essentially doubling in size. We wish we could've been there to see all the new space (which includes new activities, kids play area, and small stage) put to work. As for the cider itself, I think there are 20+ options, so you will likely find something you like. Being someone who likes dry ciders, I like many of them. It is also fairly priced at about $7 for a flight of 4 samples.
7. Stowe Farmers' Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
8. Stowe Brew Tours
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
The Stowe Brew Tour unites the region’s handcrafted beers with the land of Vermont through a pairing of locally-grown fresh vegetables, all natural meats and artisan cheeses. This Full day 5-hour all-inclusive beer excursion showcases the heart of Vermont’s beer culture, by visiting 4 of the top breweries in the state. Learn the art of brewing first hand, from an expert brewer.
9. The Alchemist
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 296 reviews
Reviewed By Southpeak - Vermont, United States
We were lucky we did not need reservations in mid-November on a Wed. evening as they are usually booked out. Home of Heady Topper. Great beers. I liked the Donovan's Red Ale the best. Great tour in a all new "green" facility. Very thoughtful about the beer, the employees and any by-products. Loved it. Make reservations and enjoy. There is a $10 per person fee, money goes to a charity.
10. von Trapp Brewing
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By Goaltender32 - Bethel, United States
Never been to this place in the many times we've come to VT....wanted to try the beer. Glad we came. Flights at 4 x 4oz. for $8....delicious beer. Tried the Helles, Dunkel, Bavarian Pilsner and Maple Rauchbier. All we great...varying degree's of bitterness, in the order listed....with the exception of the Maple beer. Dunkel similar to Guinness, the Bavarian Pilsner is "drinkable" but you must like a sour bite at the end. The Maple beer has definite chocolate notes with just a bare hint of maple at the end. Did not have any food here but from what I saw on other plates, lots of it and it looked delicious. They have both I/D and O/D dining and drinking.
