Best & Cool Bars in Cabot

"Offering just about everything you could want in a dining experience, Idletyme Brewing delivers the total package. For delicious food, paired with brewed-on-site beer, along with a cozy and family-friendly atmosphere, Idletyme will have you wanting to come back for more. We started with the Fried Brussels Sprouts, drizzled with balsamic and Parmesan, which were delectable and more than enough to share."

"With over 50 breweries currently operating in Vermont, the standards for beer in Vermont are pretty high. Idletyme Brewing Company is one in Stowe that we recommend for first-time visitors. It has a spacious outdoor patio with charming ambiance, excellent beers, and comfort food."

"Great location, cuisine, and beer are a winning mix, and Idletyme reaps the benefits. To kick off your visit, enjoy six 4- ounce pours served on a ski. Growlers are available for purchase if you discover one you like."

"Hands down one of the best draft lists in Stowe, great small plates, and a cozy, warm atmosphere perfect for apres ski. From the creators of Hen of the Wood!"

"12:00pm - 2:30pm Monday - Friday | Lunch Box To Go 12:00pm - 9:00pm - Saturday and Sunday Phone: 802-760-6066www.docponds.com"

"Went tonight for dinner as a prior visit left a very good impression on us. Tonight, however, was a bit different. It began with the appearance of our wa..."

"4:00 - 9:00pm daily (Open 11:30am Weekends - Open until 10:00pm Friday & Saturday) Phone: 802-253-5100www.benchvt.com"

"We didn't have a reservation and were able to get a table immediately (Saturday, around 4:30 pm, COVID times). There is a we code to scan…”more"

"food was perfect, burger, chicken wrap, quesadilla, and a salad. everyone agreed all was perfect.. Great place to, and sit outside if..."

"Boasting Stowe`s first liquor license, an impressive collection of antique buggy whips & a brass dumbwaiter. Enjoy hand-cut steaks, creative fresh seafood dishes, vegetarian dishes, homemade breads & more in a friendly, casual atmosphere. Sip a VT microbrew, fine wine or drink specialty by the fire."

"It doesn't look like much from the outside, but well worth a visit. They have a large indoor bar/eating area as well as an equally large outside seating area.…”more"

"From luxurious mega-resorts to charming bed and breakfast cottages, modern hotels, and cozy Airbnb’s, Stowe has so many incredible hotels to choose from especially around the downtown area. To make your vacation planning a bit easier, here are some of our favorites in Stowe:"

"Technically, brewery number five isn’t a brewery but a cidery, serving 24 varieties of house-brewed ciders (did you even know there could be that many?) on tap. Located in a no-nonsense warehouse, Stowe Cider’s tasting room is a festive cluster of picnic tables and barrels nestled among towers of cider cans and brewing equipment. Even if you’re usually not a fan of cider, Stowe Cider has something for everyone — from the ultra-sweet and fruit-forward, to dry, crisp and refreshing."

"At the sign of the winged apple, this warehouse-like facility houses the production facility and tasting room for Stowe's homegrown cider company, founded in 2013. Eighteen taps dispense pints ($6) and flights..."

"The Alchemist is best known for their flagship double IPA, Heady Topper and has become a desired destination for serious beer connoisseurs. They have seasonal releases that generally sell out quickly, like the recently released Squidgy Black stout. These limited releases are part of the draw for avid beer drinkers looking to gain bragging rights, but the beer quality is what really draws the masses."

"One of the most fascinating parts about visiting Stowe is learning about its rich history and tales from the 1800s. The Gold Brook Covered Bridge is an old bridge on the outskirts of the city that I highly recommend visiting. The urban legend claims that this bridge is haunted by a ghost named Emily who took her life at the bridge after her lover deserted her on their wedding day."

"No Vermont trip is complete without visiting at least one covered bridge. Did you know Vermont has more covered bridges (107!) than any other state?. Golden Brook Covered Bridge, also known as Emily’s Bridge, is a 50-foot-long wooden bridge over Gold Brook."

"The story is that Emily committed suicide here a long time ago and that her spirit still haunts the bridge."

"The hike to the Stowe Pinnacle is short and steep with a climb of over 1,500 feet. It’s rated moderately difficult, but the view from the rock summit is amazing and well worth the effort. It’s one of the most photographed views in the state, with views of Mt. Mansfield, Camel’s Hump, and the Worcester and Sterling Mountain Ranges."

"Lots of rocks and boulders, you go up over 1500 feet in about 1.5 miles. Frequently Asked Questions about Stowe. The top attractions to visit in Stowe are:"

"Robert Frost (1874–1963) was America's most renowned and best-loved poet in the mid-20th century. For several years he lived with his family on a farm near Franconia, now known as Frost Place. Many of his best and most famous poems describe life on this farm and the scenery surrounding it, including 'The Road Not Taken' and 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening.' The years spent here were some of the most productive and inspired of his life."