5 Best Bars near Waitsfield

“Emily’s was an absolute gem in the town of Waitsfield, Vt. We were greeted by the woman herself with a smile & immediate top notch service. We had the boneless Buffalo wings to start which were clearly homemade (no “out of the freezer bag” nonsense here!) and delicious! We then had the Moroccan Lamb Kofta which was spiced just right, drizzled with a “white” sauce and a creamy & a bit spicy (but not hot) sauce inside a mouth watering pita with assorted, fresh veggies & herbs. Emily has a full bar available & a friendly hard-working staff. Don’t miss out on this lovely bistro. We were delighted and impressed to the highest extent. Wow is the final thing I have to write!“

“We have stayed here many, many times and on an off-holiday weekday there's a chance that you'll be in a room alone, otherwise you might be sleeping in a room with possibly several strangers ...It's really well kept and clean.There are several rooms of varying sizes and temperatures, I remember we stayed in one that was so hot, usually we stayed in what I think is the dorm and it's usually much cooler.The bathrooms are clean and nice.The bar and restaurant is excellent and certainly a reason to stay there.Very cool/cute/quirky decor.Food & drinks: There's an excellent bar and eating area. The ambience is excellent and good enough to travel to.“

“The food is becoming legendary. The sandwiches are ENORMOUS and delicious. The staff are great. Seating is a little sparse but it's fit to feed a village or small army of hungry family huddling in a condo rather than braving the crazy pubs. Worth the visit.“

“Drive the 7 hours to Sugarbush every year, partly to ski and the other part to experience F2BT yet another time. It's become something I look forward to each year. The authentic thai food is beyond outstanding and so are the drinks. If you're lucky, you'll see a professional music performance by the owner himself! Can't beat it :)“

“I needed something to eat and drink after a seriously awesome morning of riding the mountain. I settled on Castlerock mostly for the full service nature and I wanted to sit at a bar and have a draft beer. I ended up having the grilled cheese with bacon, caramelized onions, and apple butter. OMG I never thought to do sweet onions and apple butter, a stroke of genius. Also for 15$ with some parm fries included I felt like it was a steel given what mountains charge for food. Beer was cold, it was just what I needed before round 2.“