Best Restaurants in Woodstock, VT

First-night pick

Richardson's Tavern

The flagship Woodstock Inn restaurant, ingredient-driven and local-farm focused, with a warm dining room that works especially well after a day on the trails.

Breakfast / coffee

Dreamscape Coffee

A cozy specialty coffee and tea shop in the village, an easy walking-distance morning start.

After the outing

Mon Vert Cafe

A beloved local breakfast-and-lunch stop for soups, sandwiches, salads, and a reliable midday break between sightseeing blocks.

Casual meal

Ranch Camp

Woodstock's lively fresh-casual pick for lunch or a post-hike dinner, especially good for vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free diners.

506 Bistro and Bar

A family-friendly comfort-food fallback with a solid beer list and less fuss than the fancier reservation lanes.

Local icon

Mountain Creamery

A longstanding Woodstock breakfast-and-lunch institution for baked goods, sandwiches, and old-fashioned ice cream.

Special dinner

Oakes & Evelyn

Woodstock's most ambitious fine-dining move, ideal for anniversaries, tasting-menu nights, and a true special-occasion dinner.

Cloudland Farm

A working-farm barn dinner with Friday and Saturday prix-fixe service, memorable for both the rolling-hills setting and the food.

Barnard Inn Restaurant

A classic Vermont country-inn restaurant in a 1796 building, with candlelit dining rooms, a strong wine list, and a romantic feel.

The Quechee Inn at Marshland Farm

Classic New England fare in a 1793 inn, a good relaxed dinner before or after a Quechee Gorge stop.