Vermont Tap House - Williston

Located in the most non-descript, antiseptic suburb in Vermont, this place has the cheesy ambiance of a local mini-chain. I was struck by how dead it seemed on a Friday night. Beer list was solid but I was disappointed their weren’t more local selections.

Stopped in here for lunch while training for work. Cool open concept room with 40 or so tables and some seating at the bar. Taplist maybe 25 deep with a focus on local but some oddball out of state beer like The Bruery Or Xata and a few cans and bottles like Heady, Focal, and Peche Mortel. Pizza is really great I tried the meat coma or whatever it was called and the buffalo chicken. They got us in and out and the service was great. I'd go back in a heartbeat.

Stopped in after work, and had 3 really great local beers. This was an exceptionally clean place with a really low key atmosphere, probably because it was a Monday. I’m guessing it’s probably a happening place on the weekend. Beer selection was really good as a fair amount of local variety spices things up with some breweries a bit further away such as Dogfish Head, Ninkasi, Anchor, 21st Amendment and Founder’s. Ashley, the bartender seemed to know her stuff as far as beer and kept me well hydrated as far as beers are concerned. I didn’t have any food but did scan the menu and it did look pretty enthralling. Value seemed reasonable for the Williston area. Yeah, I’ll go back.

Pretty nice place; has a bit of a chainy brewpub feel to it, but once you get over that there is a large dining area, featuring wood fired pizzas and other mostly locally sourced cuisine. The bar area is fairly small, but was also pretty dead when I arrived just after nine. Worth noting is that the hours posted here are summer hours; they close earlier in the off-season. The taplist was very Vermont/New England focused; I counted a California and a couple of Colorado beers that did not fit that mold. They do tasters -- you can pick a flight of four from the taplist, which is pretty nice. Wood fired pizzas are solid, service is Vermont standard (good). All in all a pretty good stop. No HF on tap, in case you were wondering, but the have Heady in cans.

Great pizza. Good selection of beer. Lots of Vermont beer that you can’t find elsewhere, especially the more southern Vermont breweries. Still has the "Ponderosa" feel to the layout, but the food is good and beer selection isn’t bad.

Établissement visité le samedi 10 janvier vers 13h. Ambiance: Grand restaurant familial. Présence d’un four à bois et de télévision. Petite section bar. Service: Serviable et attentionné sans plus. Sélection: 22 bières du Vermont en fût. Nourriture: Pizza "The Sweet Goat" (253e rating d’établissement).

Two families with four kids went here and everyone had a wonderful time. Great pizza, good flights of beer. Although there are no unicorns, all solid choices. Great waitress that helped out with some of the "special" wants of the kids. Value is there with adults drinking, pizza for all and dessert for the kids all for $100. We will be back.

A nice family restaurant with an open floor plan convenient to I-89. Service was excellent and our waiter was well informed and equally disappointed that there wasn’t Hill Farmstead available. That said they did have a couple of excellent substitutes on tap or HeadyTopper in cans. Pizza was excellent and we all were amazed when we finished and realized none of our pies had tomato sauce. The garlic butter and buffalo chicken pizzas were both excellent. We were all satisfied and happy at the end of our meal - cost was about right. Overall I would highly recommend.

Quality seems to cover it nicely. Great regional and national draft beer selection, great local food, awesome servers. If your in the greater Burlington area, make time time to eat & drink here.