9 Best Dog Friendly Restaurants Northfield

“Was in the area with my dog and stopped by but no longer dog friendly inside (unless a service dog).Disappointing for us folks with very well behaved doggies. I'm sure someone ruined it with a misbehaved dog. Not the dogs fault. Unfortunate for the rest of us though.I had been here one other time. Fish tacos were fine, but nothing to write home about. However, recall the beer being very good ?“

“Very few people realize the importance of an actively engaged front end to the customer experience unless service is abysmal. O'Maddi's is such a welcoming experience. After puzzling through literally a wall of really enticing choices, actually ordering seems affirming. Everyone is made to feel like O'Maddi's values their business and wants their party to have the best experience possible. The actual food? Both of our sandwiches were well conceived and well made. They were delicious at a price that seemed to us to be extremely reasonable.We were there during Northfield Youth Art month with the artwork of fifth graders gracing the wall. It's THAT kind of place..... which is intended to be a compliment.“

“The best kind of farm store - very close to town, tons of nice local gifts for sale, a nice area to sit and relax out back, and a delicious, perfectly textured, boldly flavored maple creemee! The staff were so nice to let me order off menu - the tiny cone was plenty of ice cream, and I was able to top it with cookie pieces instead of sprinkles to get extra flavor and a crunch texture!“

“Barr Hill offers up amazing food and drinks in a laid back setting. My favorite dish was the diced potatoes, which reminded me of the "patatas bravas" served in Spain but amazingly enough, it was even better! I highly recommend giving it a go and sampling one of their delicious cocktails and some of their fare. You won't be disappointed!“

“After working here- I wouldn't recommend. First of all, employees don't recieve the credit card tips after being promised tips. Second of all, nothing is made in house except for the guacamole and pico. Not authentic mexican food of any sort. Canned enchilada sauce. Stuffed Polblano peppers come in a plastic bag. The owners have their own sauce they ask for on enchiladas. It tastes much better than what they serve the public. The owners Lu and David are dirty and steal tips from their employees who are Lu's own "people". Not to mention the place is far from up to health code!“

“Decided to stroll down the block and look for breakfast. Have done it many times and didn't find any. Saw the sign they were recently open. Was great. They even make the bread they serve in house. It's a must try when in Montpelier “

“Have eaten there for years and have never had a problem . Great food great service and wonderful atmosphere . Don't live in town anymore but try to go when I can . Nothing around is better than them . Can't beat authentic food .Vegetarian options: Can opt to have vegetarian and can pick what is in the dish .“

“The corn mix, Mexican rice, and beans were yummy and reminded me or Tex Mex food! Sadly, the tamales were too salty and I could not finish them. The best dish was the empanadas--they were not too doughy and I loved the filling. Heck, I wish the empanada was overfilled!“

“It was rather busy on account of the eclipse, but thankfully we got in early enough to catch a 40 min wait time for a table. Despite the rush, we got our delicious food and beverages in a timely manner. Everything tasted so good. We had the Korean BBQ crepe and a Veggie Monster, as well as an order of poutine. I think my only detractor would be that the portion on the poutine was disappointingly small for $13 (it used to be much bigger). Very tasty, for sure, but if you’re trying to get a big bang for your buck, then spend that money on a different dish. Otherwise, I thought the service was very good considering how slammed they wereVegetarian options: Creative, flavorful, and rather filling“