5817 Woodstock Rd., Quechee, 802-281-4585
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This family-owned eatery specializes in comfort food, from eggs and corned-beef hash at breakfast to sandwiches, burgers, fish 'n' chips and chicken pot pie at lunch and dinner. Sumptuous desserts and a salad bar round out the menu.
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$10 Lunch Special (Homestyle American, Pub Food)
- Grown-Up Grilled Cheese
Vermont sharp Cabot cheddar; local, organic tomatoes; avocado; fresh-basil mayo; local,
thick-cut multigrain bread; hand-cut, house-fried chips and a dill pickle - Blue Hill Mussels
Tender, plump mussels in lime-scented, sweet coconut-red-curry broth and two slices of grilled bread for dipping
$25 Dinner Menu
Appetizer Options
- Baby Spinach Salad
Local, organic baby spinach, Fuji apples, candied pecans, dried cranberries, Blue Ledge Farm crumbled blue cheese and Vermont-maple-balsamic dressing - Roasted Heirloom Beet Salad
Local golden and candy stripe beets, wild arugula, hazelnut crumbs, Blythedale Farm goat cheese, sherry-honey vinaigrette with balsamic drizzle - Mussels from Brussels
Wild Maine mussels, steamed with white wine and garlic, slow-roasted Roma tomatoes and fresh basil pesto. Topped with hand-cut fries and drizzled in Robb's garlic-garlic aioli
Entrée Options
- Classic Shepard's Pie
Local ground beef, house gravy, sweet corn and mashed Vermont potatoes - Adult Mac-and-Cheese
Cabot-cheddar-cheese sauce, tossed with Vermont bacon, penne pasta and served with buttery garlic bread - Stuffed Chicken Roulade
Lightly pounded and stuffed with Brie, apples, caramelized onions and fresh herbs, covered in local-cider glaze, and served with wild rice and haricots verts
Dessert Options
- Housemade Apple Crisp
Served warm with vanilla ice cream and caramel sauce - Brownie Sundae
Warmed housemade brownie topped with vanilla ice cream, hot-fudge sauce, whipped cream and a cherry - Vermont Maple Cream Pie
With fresh, house whipped cream
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