Manchester (Vermont) Restaurants
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Manchester (Vermont) Restaurants
Service was outstanding as was the meal and wine. I wish I had gotten the names of the staff working the night we were there- May 22, 2018, 6:30 reservation. I would call them each out for their outstanding service. We go to many fine dining restaurants up and down the east coast and the folks at Reluctant Panther were some of the very best! They were amazingly attentive, and friendly, helpful, overall wonderful! We will definitely go back when we are in the area. Great service and great food- don’t miss this place! More
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Always delicious..never disappointing. Great variety More
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Too noisy the night we were there. Service was excellent and the food was very good. More
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We had not tried out the new chef's menu, and so we gave it a try. All in all, very good, with some interesting dishes. Our server was extremely knowledgeable about the menu and the wines. The maitre d' was attentive without being cloying. Much better than last year and definitely worth a visit. More
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The menu at the Marsh Tavern offered something for everyone. The options were unique and presentation was beautiful. Even the complimentary bread box had a unique twist with carrots and pepper jelly. The decor and lighting has recently been updated and was very soothing and comfortable. The only negative to the dinner is something that the restaurant has very little control over. there were several families with children who apparently do not know how to dine in public or the parents believe that they are vacation from parenting. More
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Discover Manchester
New England is known for its excellent variety of seafood restaurants and old-style taverns. Manchester, a small town in southern Vermont, certainly holds true to these traditions. Like most New England towns, there is a lot of history here, including some taverns dating back to 1790 that are still functioning restaurants today. Diners can expect a few staples in addition to the seafood chowders. For example, crab cakes and shrimp cocktail are both popular local dishes. New England, and especially the Boston area, is nothing without its "comfort" seafood dishes, so diners should plan on indulging in some crab meals, mussels and seafood soups in bread bowls.
