Solid Irish pub with classic food. The Guinness stew was good. What I really liked was the vibe - dark wood, cozy booths, felt like a proper pub.

Snagged a bar seat on a packed Friday. Service was quick, food even faster. The house red was a solid, easy-drinking choice that went well with the burger. No complaints there.

Solid spot for a business lunch. The seasonal menu had a few good local options. I went with the trout - fresh and cooked well. Service was prompt, which I appreciate when I&#39;m on a tight schedule. Prices are reasonable for the area.

A cozy spot at Stratton. The fireplace and big windows are perfect after skiing, and they had a nice selection of local beers to warm up with.

Been grabbing their NY pepperoni slice on the way home for years. Thin crust stays crispy, sauce is fresh. It&#39;s just a solid, reliable pizza. A bit greasy sometimes, but that&#39;s part of the charm.

The woodwork in the old governor&#39;s mansion is just stunning. Felt so romantic sitting by the fireplace. The castle setting is really something else.

The cheese-to-crust ratio on their pizzas is just right, honestly. It&#39;s the kind of detail that makes the whole thing work. The calzones have that same careful balance.

Cozy spot, perfect for unwinding with friends after skiing. The staff remembered our group from last time, which was a nice touch. Hot chocolate hit the spot. A bit loud when it gets busy, but that just adds to the vibe.

The warm bread with roasted garlic is a great touch. Mixing it with the oil and vinegar on the table is a nice little ritual.

Been coming here for years. The polenta cake is still solid, and the fettuccine with shrimp and bacon is a good, filling plate. They don&#39;t skimp on portions, which is nice. It&#39;s just reliable food for a weeknight dinner.

Really liked the veggie burger here. The vibe is cool and relaxed, which I appreciate. Service was friendly and prompt, made the whole meal easy and pleasant.

Stopped by for a creemee after a walk. It&rsquo;s the real deal &mdash; soft, creamy, and not too sweet. The guy working there was chill and knew his stuff. Got a maple swirl that hit the spot.

The view of Willoughby Gap is the main draw here. Had a nice glass of local Riesling on the patio that paired well with the breeze. Food was decent, but honestly, you&#39;re paying for that vista. A bit pricey for what it is, but the setting is hard to beat.

The frozen margarita was the star for me. Perfectly tart and icy, it went down way too easy with the tacos. Staff was super friendly, kept checking in. Prices are decent for the area. Solid spot for a casual drink and bite.

The butternut squash gnocchi was so good I almost forgot to try the pork shoulder. The space itself is really nice&mdash;warm lighting, exposed brick, and those big wooden tables make it feel cozy but not cramped. A solid spot.

The wonton soup was a total lifesaver for my allergies. Broth was super clear and the dumplings were packed. Staff was really sweet about checking ingredients for me. Can&#39;t wait to come back when it&#39;s hot for those cold noodles!

The chicken burrito was a solid, filling choice. The hot sauce had a nice kick. I paired it with a local lager, which cut through the richness perfectly. Simple, satisfying lunch.

The BLT was solid, and they have a good number of clearly marked vegetarian items. The Iraqi Turkey was a bit dry for my taste. Service was efficient, got my order out quickly.

The veal parmigiana portion was huge, and the dining room felt really spacious and comfortable.

The pancakes here are just right. Fluffy but not heavy, with a good texture that doesn&#39;t get soggy under the syrup. I&#39;ve had a lot of pancakes, and these are up there.

The dirty martini is the move here. They don&#39;t skimp on the olive brine or the gin, you get a proper pour. It&#39;s a bit on the expensive side, but you can taste the quality in the glass.

Our server was super on top of things. I asked for a couple of modifications to my pasta and she got it sorted right away. Food arrived quickly, which was nice because we were pretty hungry.

The Reuben sandwich was really good. You can tell the corned beef is super fresh.

This place is so cute! Right by the road with a little stream in the back. It was the perfect spot for a quick coffee and catch-up with my friend. So peaceful.

I&#39;m always greeted like a close friend here. The staff genuinely seem to love their work, and that warmth makes a real difference. The food is consistently good, too. It&#39;s a place that just feels right.

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