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Bar & Grill · $
110 Business Center Road, Williamstown
Customers’ favorites
“Was visiting a friend in New Hampshire and we went on a Friday night they had a Dj had such a good time so we went back on Saturday to see the live band food was good staff was nice will be back up again in June will for sure be going back”
Hamburger · $
15 Barre Street, Montpelier · 9.58 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Buddy's Famous Burgers is one of those small, low-key spots that can easily be overlooked if you're walking through downtown Montpelier, but it's absolutely worth stopping in. The burgers are great, especially if you're a fan of smash burgers. The patties are thin, flavorful, and don't leave you feeling like you just ate a bowling ball. They have that perfect balance of being filling without feeling overly heavy, which makes it very easy to justify ordering fries or a dessert afterward. One thing I always judge a place by is a strawberry banana smoothie. It's such a classic flavor that if someone manages to mess it up, that's honestly impressive for all the wrong reasons. Thankfully, Buddy passed the test. Their strawberry banana smoothie is simple, refreshing, and exactly what you want it to be. They also have little gems throughout the shop that make it feel unique. The Mexican Cola in the glass bottles is always a fun addition, and if you have a sweet tooth, you're in trouble. I've definitely stopped in for late-night ice cream more than once. Their massive scoops of vanilla and chocolate ice cream loaded with sprinkles are worth every calorie, and the ice cream cookie sandwiches in the freezer are dangerously good. Overall, if you're looking for a classic American-style burger spot with great food, good desserts, and a relaxed atmosphere, Buddy's is definitely worth a visit.”
American · $
213 Paine Turnpike North, Berlin · 6.55 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Amelia and Samantha are 2 of the best waitresses there. Definitely love coming in and seeing them even if we don't sit in there sections, they make there way over to say hi! Update: we will now add Tammy to one of our favorites! She does an awesome job and great communication!”
Burgers · $
1331 US Rt. 302 Berlin, Barre · 7.3 miles
Customers’ favorites
“For as far back as I was, the line went fast.”
Fast Food · $
1332 US-302, Barre · 7.31 miles
Customers’ favorites
“I did a mobile order tonight. I asked for my fries fresh, and customized my oder through the app. The workers couldn't follow directions and messed up my order. My meal was trash and fries were cold.”
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