Location: Plymouth
Top Restaurants in Plymouth
Vermont, United States Food Guide: 10 American food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Plymouth
Reviews on American food in Plymouth, Vermont, United States. Plymouth is a town in Windsor County, Vermont, United States. The population was 619 at the 2010 census. Calvin Coolidge, the 30th President of the United States, was born and reared in Plymouth and is buried there as well. The State of Vermont Division for Historic Preservation owns and maintains the Coolidge Homestead and the village of Plymouth Notch.
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10. 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.
9. The Garlic
Overall Ratings
4 based on 496 reviews
Reviewed By Sunshinedreamin
We have been coming to The Garlic for about 10 years. We were there when they were still pouring house wine out of rooster carafes (which we miss!!) and have two that we purchased in our kitchen! We love it here. The smashed garlic for the bread is worth going in alone. The lamb with goat cheese and blueberry is my husbands favorite. I enjoy the scallops and shrimp. Wine selection is great. Atmosphere is romantic but also great shared with friends!
8. Harry's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By Karyn M
Excellent quality food and the crowded parking lot proves it. It is only 2 1/2 miles past the entrance to Gore and is small, so a reservation is highly recommended. Had their pad thai as a starter and it was flavorful and full of fresh vegetables. My husband had the stuffed pork chop - no fat or gristle at all and very tender meat. I had the cod which was tasty and portion was large. All their portions are generous and served with veggies and a starch plus a nice size salad with delicious homemade dressings. It is pricey, but the quality of the food and the portions are in line with the prices. I only wish their drink prices were a tad more reasonable (I guess they are in line with the in town restaurants). Servers are friendly and great. Homemade bread is also excellent. A wide variety of menu choices - all very good from what I've tasted.
7. Lookout Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 241 reviews
The Lookout Tavern brings you a comfortable and upbeat mix of bar and restaurant with the best wings around for après ski and happy hour in Killington. The Lookout's charm is infectious and the sports bar and restaurant is alive with energy after a day or
Reviewed By 2doglady
We were traveling through Killington and were ready to stop for a lunch break. Not many places were open for lunch â they wait to open for dinner. We stopped at the Visitor Center and they told us this place was open and even gave us a coupon. The weather was nice so we chose to sit on the ârooftopâ for our meal. The view up there is beautiful! We went early fall so the leaves were just beginning to change. The food was good, the burgers were large, and the service was fine. There was only one waitress helping everyone on the rooftop and she had to keep going from the rooftop down to the kitchen and back up the stairs, even for refills! They should figure out a way to make that a little easier on the waitress. I could give this eatery a recommendation based on our experience here.
6. Choices Restaurant & Rotisserie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 226 reviews
Choices will be on Spring Break until May 31. Thank you Established in 1986, Choices is a 90 seat Restaurant, 50 in the Dining Room and 40 in our upscale Tavern. Comfort abounds with tablecloth and Linen table settings. As the Chef/ Proprietor I like to c
Reviewed By 747travelfan
Had a nice dinner here. The monkfish and crab entree was delicious. Gluten free options are available. The dessert options were extensive (but not for gluten free). Thank you for visiting Choices and enjoying your stay. Our dessert tray is all made in house and I'll start offering our Flourless Chocolate and Raspberry Torte on a daily basis. Not too many places offer Monkfish to die for...
5. Liquid Art Coffeehouse & Eatery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 223 reviews
Reviewed By Sunshinedreamin
I have been here many times over many years and the martinis are always so delicious. Hand made with great ingredients. Food is also yummy as well as the breakfast and coffee. This place has it all. Always a must stop when we are in Killington!!
4. The Echo Lake Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By billg515
The Echo Lake Inn is a perfect restaurant if you want to have a great, traditional, american fare meal, with wonderful "Vermont Inn" type atmosphere. We dined with our three children and had a great time. The ambiance was quaint and a little rustic, and a nice change of pace from the ski resort restaurants around Okemo. We would definitely go back if we are skiing in Okemo again.
3. Drewski's On The River
Overall Ratings
5 based on 45 reviews
CONTINUING THE TRADITION OF BLANCHE AND BILL'S PANCAKE HOUSE. Located in West Bridgewater Vermont, Drewski's On The River is formerly known as "Blanche and Bill's Pancake House", has been serving the unmistakable and irresistible famous Pancakes and Waffl
Reviewed By Paula K
Stopped here on the way to Lake Placid from Boston. Stopped in for a late lunch and was pleasantly surprised. The sandwiches are made with care and attention. We had a grilled cheese and BLT. The sandwiches are HUGE so you might consider sharing. The tomato on the sandwiches was ripe and tasty (a rare thing these days). The wait staff/hostess was friendly and attentive. Bathroom was spotless. Highly recommend!
Where to eat Gastropub food in Plymouth: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. River Tavern at Hawk Resort
Overall Ratings
3 based on 11 reviews
Members of Vermont Fresh Network and recipient of the Wine Spectator Award since 2003. In the Hawk tradition of offering discriminating travelers something more, The River Tavern embraced this new popularity of culinary innovation. Today, the restaurant o
Reviewed By Steve W
Everyone at our table of 4 loved their dinner. Lobster ravioli was perfectly cooked and delicious. Trout also fantastic. Service not great, but waiter was new and restaurant was very busy. Prices not out of line for area restaurants. Recommended.
1. Long Trail Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 524 reviews
Located on the banks of the Ottauquechee River, our brewery and brew pub offers a seasonally rotating menu featuring locally-sourced ingredients and beer fresh from the source. On tap we have more than a dozen beers including our year-round staples, seaso
Reviewed By talk2planes
Lunch with family members. We sat outside on a beautiful sunny day. There is a river that runs alongside the brewery so a very pretty setting. The menu had a variety of choices of burgers, sandwiches, salads. Good appetizers too. We enjoyed our food selections as well as a craft beer plenty of choices of those as well. We hear this place is wall to wall people during the winter season so expect a wait if youâre coming after a day of skiing or sledding. They have an observation deck so you can view the brewing process. T-shirtâs and other goodies for sale too.
