Kipling’s Restaurant & Pub
78 Elliot St, Brattleboro, VT, 05301
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Address :
78 Elliot St
Brattleboro, VT, 05301 - Phone (802) 257-4848
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Opening Hours
- Mon :3:00 pm - 8:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : No
Accepts Bitcoin : No
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Garage, Street
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : No
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Divey
Noise Level : Average
Music : Live
Good For Dancing : No
Alcohol : Full Bar
Happy Hour : No
Coat Check : No
Smoking : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : Yes
Dogs Allowed : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
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Leslie H.
My husband and I were visiting Brattleboro on our recent trip to New England and had planned to go to another pub but it was closed that day. We decided we'd just grab a small bite to eat before heading back to where we were staying in MA so we ended up at Kipling's, probably the only place open at 2:30pm on a weekday. We decided to order the chili cheese fries. Being from Texas, we're pretty picky about chili and such, but the chili had really good flavor, very meaty with spices and beans. There was also a lot of cheese. You definitely get your money's worth for $10. We didn't have any beers as it was really hot outside and Kipling's is not air-conditioned (or the A/C was broken the day we went) so we just wanted to stick with water. The bartender/server was very nice, and my husband and I enjoyed overhearing the conversation between him and a patron about the '86 World Series between the Mets and the Red Sox. Then the conversation went to hockey and we were lost. Kipling's is cash only so be prepared! Should we find ourselves in Brattleboro we'd definitely go back to try other menu items and beers.
(4)Barb M.
Pretty good. Decent burger and fries. Friend had fish and chips and said they were pretty good. Nice waitress. Wings were only so so.
(3)Molly M.
All around great! The bartender Jill was welcoming and friendly. We were the last eating customers of the evening, nothing felt rushed and the food was delicious. Well be back...a wonderful local spot!
(5)B A.
Great friendly staff however the food was terrible. Chicken wings looked like they went through the meat grinder - pieces of bone chips. Fish and chips were awful. Thin, overcooked in old oil. French fries soggy. Beers were small. CASH ONLY, so obviously owners are avoiding taxes or too cheap to pay 2% credit card fee. I would never go there again.
(1)Jess B.
We aren't locals, but the amazingly friendly and accommodating bartenders made us feel more than welcome! Great cozy atmosphere. We will definitely be back next year, I will most certainly be craving the Chili. It's homemade and some of the best Chili I have ever eaten at a restaurant. I highly recommend this place on a cold day for some chili and a pitcher of beer.
(5)Gregory G.
Great burgers (named after famous authors), nice assortment of beers and attentive and friendly service made this place a perfect end to a day of skiing. Try the Hemingway or the James Joyce. Authentic pub ambience--low light with as many seats at the bar as there are tables. Note the Cash Only policy.
(4)Lilly J.
Pros: Cute. Small. They've got a nice beer list but not extensive. Nice vibe. Cons: CASH ONLY. If you're not a beef eater, forget it. There's not much beyond wings and a chicken wrap (more like chopped salad with chopped chicken and guacamole, it was pretty good). My husband opted for the fish & chips. Now, okay, we lived in a coastal community for a few years and we're spoiled when it comes to seafood. But this looked pretty horrid, way over fried. It was, according to him slushy and probably previously frozen. I thought the fries were over seasoned, we both thought they were greasy. It appears they specialize in burgers. I'd suggest getting a burger based on other reviews.
(2)Tim W.
Kipling's continues to be a terrific place for a great pint, specialty beers, good people and a terrific jukebox. A cornerstone of Brattleboro!
(5)Wendell S.
We were just passing through on our way North, and stopped in for a short dinner. This is an adorable little wood-paneled bar with menu items named after writers, a simple selection of drinks, and superb food. It's all simple standard pub food - we got a burger and a reuben - but it is very well made, with really great service. We were well pleased, and will probably be back!
(5)J D.
I wasn't a big fan when I first went, but after living in brattleboro for a few years I have come to the conclusion that overall, this is the best all-around pub in town. They definitely don't have the same variety of beers as, say Flat Street, but the beers they do have are tried and true staples, like Sierra Nevada Pale Ale (which is good in any season) and Sam Smith's Oatmeal Stout. Good selection of spirits, and they are not stingy with the drink orders -- a single serving of scotch here would count as a double anywhere else. The food is pretty much the best pub food in town. Although the yelp page notes fish and chips, I have to say that the burgers are this pub's strong point. The chili burger and the barbecue bacon burger are amazing; you'll demolish one in two minutes and start thinking about ordering another. The food is usually ready pretty quickly, and although it might be a wee bit pricey, I think you get what you pay for. The atmosphere is nice. It can take some time to "settle in" as the place is usually heavy on regular customers, but once you're a regular yourself everyone tends to open up. Staff is friendly, people at the bar tend to be friendly, and it's as good a place to catch up on a book while you have dinner as it is to enjoy good conversation. The only drawback is that the TV is poorly positioned for sports viewing -- if you want to catch a baseball game then Inferno or Rocky Top are far better. But only for that -- for everything else Kipling's is the best game in town. (Also very kid friendly -- I enjoy bringing my daughter here and they always accommodate us very well. Big bonus points for that.)
(4)Jean J.
My bf and I were in town going for a dinner and a movie and we happened to fall upon this place on the way out of the parking garage. My first impression of the place was that it seemed like a hole in the wall... It isn't the most inviting-looking bar in town, but as soon as I took a bite of their chili cheese burger I was sold. I've never had such a tasty burger, and the taste of the chili was really the perfect blend of spice, peppers and bean. My bf had the bacon burger and obviously I had to take a bite out of his sandwich because that's what good girlfriends do!! - It was delicious! I think they have a knack for making a hit-the-spot kind of meal. Definitely worthy of 5 stars. The one thing I will say is that the booths are a bit impersonal and uncomfortable, but other than that just a really nice place to go, especially if you're on the go or even if you want to chat it up for hours in the their booths or the bar.
(5)John K.
Definitely the best burgers in town!
(4)Nazim K.
Solid, reliable bar. Decent bar grub. Nothing more, nothing less. Also, the only place in Brattleboro that serves booze before dinner.
(3)Kate B.
Kips is one of my favorite places for lunch, because the service is fast and the food is delicous, and they always have great beer and wine available. The wireless is also really fast!! I frequent this bar at night, but during the day its a great spot for a burger or sandwhich...also the best reuben in town!
(5)Tim D.
We always try to stop at Kipling's whenever we go back to Vermont to visit family. We enjoy the local friendly feeling that Kip and Jill have created in the pub. The burgers and sandwiches are always great and I look forward to seeing what specials and soups they have on the menu that day. The beer selection is broad in addition to a very well stocked bar.
(5)John S.
Pub food at its best. Great burgers and soups. The chili is among the best in Brattleboro. Friendly staff.
(5)Jim Z.
Shit, there are a lot of songs on that jukebox.
(4)Jill D.
Awesome pub with great food and beer menu. Would definitely go back.
(5)Callie F.
Wonderful. So friendly and you always leave smelling delicious!
(5)Nancy K.
Had to come in here because McNeill's wasn't open yet. Had never been in before and while I won't go back, I was impressed with the beer selection and thought it was okay. The staff definitely favors regulars and the regulars are definitely there in full force. Unfortunately, they're not my type of regulars... of course I'm basing this on one experience. Loud cell phone man who thought he was important, drunk fighting couple and annoying parents who let their kids take over the bathrooms were enough to keep me from going back unless desperate.
(3)Michael R.
Great local bar with an impressive beer selection. Definitely worth a visit when in town.
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