The Dorset Inn Restaurant
8 Church St, Dorset, VT, 05251
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Address :
8 Church St
Dorset, VT, 05251 - Phone (802) 867-5500
- Website https://www.dorsetinn.com/dining.php
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Opening Hours
- Mon :8:00 am - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : No
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Has TV : Yes
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Dawn L.
The Dorset Inn is everything you'd hope for from a Vermont Inn. The atmosphere is quaint and inviting. The servers are attentive and friendly. The food is fabulous! Our group has been here twice while in town for the horse show; last August, and again last night. Both visits were wonderful from start to finish. The drinks were delicious. There were a few salad choices, and those we tried were very good. We ordered a variety of different dishes, from fish to steak, and everyone in our party of five enjoyed their dishes immensely. Leave room for dessert!
(5)Susan R.
I usually give the Tavern 5 stars.....but I have a pet peeve. They have fabulous buttermilk fried chicken...but for $24.00, I got 2 small thighs......really??? I wanted much more chicken, and I left hungry. For the price of chicken, I think Chef can afford to throw in a breast or extra thigh. I mentioned it to our server, but she was indifferent. Granted, the veggies on the plate were plentiful and delicious, but the fries were luke warm and not crispy. We love to eat outside, but notice that when we do, the service is much, MUCH slower. Noonie waits tables inside...and she is a dynamo. My husband, as always was pleased with his meal of Cod. I guess we will be sure to dine indoors next time. but sadly, I won't order that luscious chicken again unless they increase the portion size to accommodate adult human size.
(3)Mark Alan G.
Nothing really unique. Food was average, though our waitress was excellent. Her name was Linda and I thought she was lovely. The atmosphere has an air of haughtiness that speaks more to the retired, "second-home" denizens that make up this village. There are more authentic places. Side note, even with a full meal and cocktails, they have the audacity to charge for soda refills. Inexcusable.
(2)Thomas S.
Excellent restaurant about 30 minutes from Stratton / Bromley. Well worth the car ride. It's well decorated inside, with red wall paper and a fire lit. Cozy winter decor. The food is truly top notch. Last night I had the mushroom gratin, filet mignon and brownie desert. Everything was top notch, the medium rare filet was cooked to perfection! Strongly recommend making the trip from Stratton to the inn for dinner. It would also make a great place to stay.
(5)Daniel N.
This place was everything we were looking for in a traditional Vermont, snowy village restaurant and more! The in-house smoked salmon, fish filet, vegan carrot soup, and butternut squash soup were all favorites by my party. Lovely wooden decor, friendly and attentive service, and an all around great lunch experience!!
(5)Julie D.
Had not visited the area for several years and stopped in for the delicious yam fritters that unfortunately are no longer on the menu. They should be. Made do with the delicious turkey croquettes instead. I'd stop in again but please please please put the fritters back on menu!
(4)Ellen Y.
Cozy traditional Vermont Inn, restaurant, pub -- perfect on a snowy Winter evening. Host was warm and friendly in his yellow cable sweater, a perfect welcoming made us all feel like old friends. The fare? Excellent, fresh, flavorful, an original menu, each dish arrived at table exactly as we requested. Ginger & carrot bisque was beautiful, as was the Special white bean & ham soup served in steamy bowls. My duck breast was crisp--exactly I ordered it, tender, rich. Jeannie loved her mussels served over a tasty pasta and clever sauce. Tom 's entree of veal paillard was also a pure winner. Rich desserts: Kahlua cheesecake drizzled with chocolate & an English winter pudding with a delicious hard sauce & a scoop of whipped cream hit the spot. Nice wine offerings & great coffee. Mmmm Be Back One Day Soon! quaint, lovely Inn ~ dreamy place with twinkling lights, softly glowing fireplaces throughout & the feel of many years long ago and still Today, a very welcome respite from the world outside.
(5)Fred B.
We were very pleased when we went there last weekend. The food was very good, the service was excellent and the prices were very reasonable. We were staying at the Equinox in Manchester Village and the prices at their restaurants are just too high. I highly recommend the Dorset Inn Restaurant it if you're in the area. It's well worth the drive.
(5)Bob E.
Note that this is in Dorset not Arlington and that more complete reviews are under The Dorset Inn
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