6 Best Bars near Londonderry

“Good folks! Great company! My kinda food and atmoaphere …. Both delicious!!And sweet sweet music! And getting to gaze out where my band played the first 2 frendly gatherings! If your near by come on in for a place that makes you feel like home( because they’re getting far and few between)!!! Do it twice tonight and call me in the morning!“

“2nd time at Red Slate and boy do they hit it out of the park! Drinks were amazing and the food absolutely delicious! OMG delicious!!! Our waitress was top notch. Chef/owner is the nicest person and he’s got talent in the kitchen for sure! Would absolutely recommend!“

“Love this place - it’s just the restaurant at absolute top of its game!!
Hostess was very friendly and accommodating, all the servers were knowledgeable and seemed to enjoy working there.

The Pork Tomahawk entry might have been one of the best things I have ever eaten in a restaurant anywhere!

You can tell the Chef Brett and the Manager Matt aka sommelier (he wore many hats) take pride at what they do - I walked out from the place thinking “I don’t think anything could have been done better”.
I will be back soon“

“We wanted to grab some bites and a Cocktial after skiing. This place is what you'd expect. Typical pub menu, but done well. The pork nachos had a great BBQ sauce on it, and the aoli sauce really hit the spot. My burger however left a lot to be desired.The staff is friendly, and helpful, it just happened to be very busy when we came (on a Monday?!?) maybe they weren't ready for it.The atmosphere is very social, great music in the background, as you watch the last few skiers and riders finish the day.

Wheelchair accessibility: There's an elevator to access the top floor.“

“Visited Stratton for Oktoberfest ‘24. Patronized Bar802 3x’s during the long weekend. Each time the restaurant was jammed; but the Food & Team were AWESOME! Remarkable how the Team just rocked the crowd! Food was GREAT all three times & the Staff was super friendly each time! Nice time!“

“The tourist village has mostly subpar and expensive restaurants except Benedict's which stands out as a cozy and delicious breakfast spot.

My "three piggies" skillet was delicious and my partner had the pastrami style salmon bagels which was also very good.

The only downside was the coffee which was average but not very flavorful.

Another nice surprise was not being charged a credit card fee like all the other restaurants in the village.

Overall if you want a good breakfast, this is the place to come!“