Best American Restaurants in Manchester (Vermont)
Treat your taste buds: Explore Manchester (Vermont) restaurants.
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Manchester (Vermont) Restaurants
Treat your taste buds: Explore Manchester (Vermont) restaurants.
Manchester (Vermont) Restaurants
Booked 2 times todayFabulous meal, gorgeous room. Best by far in Manchester. Kitchen is run by a true chef, not a “cook”. More
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Excellent spot to enjoy lunch! Then my wife wanted to try dinner a day later.... even better! Kitchen team is creating some great menu selections!! More
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The service was really good from start to finish. Our food was really good and the steak was correctly cooked and amazing. The atmosphere was good with just the right level back ground noise with out being over bearing. Only slight down was that the price was a touch steep More
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Food and service were great. More
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Dinner with my family was great! Our server Kim made the experience with the suggestion of the Veal \ and helping my children. Kim is a true professional 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.
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.
