“Where Craftsmanship Meets Flavorful Magic in White River Junction, VermontStep into a world where hops dance and flavors enchant at River Roost Brewery, an absolute gem nestled in the heart of White River Junction, Vermont. If you're an IPA enthusiast or just someone in search of a beer paradise, this place is your Shangri-La.First things first, let's talk about their IPAs - they're nothing short of divine. Mas Verde and Martin Moon House, two absolute titans among their repertoire, exude a symphony of flavors that tantalize the taste buds and transport you to a hoppy wonderland. Mas Verde, a tropical paradise in a glass, bursts with vibrant citrus and fruity notes, while Martin Moon House captivates with its bold yet smooth profile, making it hard to resist just one more sip.But River Roost is more than just exceptional brews; it's an experience. The brewery itself is a testament to craftsmanship and artistry, with its rustic yet modern ambiance inviting you to relax and savor each sip in the company of fellow beer enthusiasts.The passion and dedication of the brewers here are evident in every pour, and the friendly staff adds an extra touch of warmth to the whole experience. It's the kind of place where you come for the beer and stay for the welcoming atmosphere.So, if you find yourself in White River Junction, Vermont, don't miss the opportunity to visit River Roost Brewery. Whether you're an IPA aficionado or just starting your beer journey, this place promises an unforgettable experience filled with delicious brews and a vibrant atmosphere that keeps you coming back for more.“
“Great brewery and food. Always stop here on our way up Vermont. Good indoor seating and they have cool outdoor huts during the winter. Able to sample most of their beers and they have a store you can buy any of the ones you enjoy, along with other apparel. Food is always pretty good, nice comfort style and filling, the Vermonter is a favorite of mine. They also sometimes have a band playing.“
“I've been here numerous times over the years and generally liked it. However, our group was generally disappointed with our dinners and certainly didn't warrant the prices charged. The $40 filet mignon was well past the requested medium rare, pretty tough, and lacked flavor. The Thai salad ($27 I think) was mostly soggy vegetables on pasta.“
“Cute little bar right at the airport, but open to the public. Not a lot of frills, but the ambiance is in being literally right on the runway and watching the small planes land and takeoff. Great selection of local beers. The pretzel with beer mustard was really good and the staff were friendly.“