Langdon Street Tavern

Went here for a nice birthday dinner, good food. We enjoyed watching a sports game while not waiting long for our meal.

I was surprised how much I enjoyed this place. I wasn't sure what to expect with the few reviews and limited pictures. Everything was great for the price. I would highly recommend grabbing a bite here if you are traveling through Vermont. The hot toddy lava cake on special was really yummy. I'd definitely suggest the French onion soup too.

We stopped in on a Sunday early afternoon. Melissa was our waitress and she was amazing. Fast service and great info about the restaurant and the recent flood. The food was excellent and the atmosphere was fun and loose

This is a small, seat yourself tavern with great food and a pleasant atmosphere. The menu is simple and prices are very affordable. We ordered the Rueben with a side salad, the pork belly BLT, and a cheeseburger cooked well with American cheese and both sandwiches with fries. Fries were seasoned very much to our liking, not greasy nor over fried (would have enjoyed fries that were a bit more shoestring but we ate all the bits either way). Rueben handled well with juicy meat that did not make a mess. Pork belly was also juicy and not too fatty with a nice dollop of garlic mayo (it did run off slightly but manageable). The burger was slightly dryer and tough but meat was seasoned perfectly. Food was prompt and hot when it arrived at the table. Service was quiet and kind. Definitely a pleasant experience. Sorry, no pics, we ate too fast but the food presented as good as it tasted.

Awesome food in a relaxed bar atmosphere, saw another review that said they had a dong friendly patio, it was not open but they still accommodated us and our pup. Definitely will be back again

We stopped into the Langdon Street Tavern for lunch during a road trip through Vermont. The tavern is located about two miles off the highway in downtown Montpelier one street off of Main street. There is street parking and meters that you pay for using the park mobile app. When you walk into the bar you get the small town tavern feel with a nice bar and seating area and a few local patrons visiting. There is a nice pool table in the back. The servers were very friendly and greeted us quickly. I had the shaved brisket which was very good. The other guys had a Reuben and the Pub Burger, all good. There is a good selection of liquor and draft beers at the bar. We enjoyed our lunch here and would recommend stopping in for lunch or dinner and some drinks if you are near Montpelier.

Here from out of state, needed dinner after a four hour drive, waitress was very nice, food came out quick and was delish

Classic old pub, comfy and casual. Scarred dark-wood bar on the right and booths along the left, and - thank God - air conditioning! Great service even though it was mostly full for Sunday brunch. And, amazingly, the food was just excellent. Especially the lobster rolls - in Vermont? - yes, in Vermont. We spent a week in Newport eating lobster rolls every day and these were as good as anything we had at that seafront mecca. Completely packed with fresh lobster, a perfectly selected and toasted bun, just the right mayo with herbs and spices. Outstanding! Not to be outdone, the fried potato cakes were delicious as well, and our companion loved his bacon and pancakes. So why only four stars? The owners felt the best way to keep the front door from latching while they served the outdoor diners was to keep the deadbolt extended, so every time the waiter went in or out it the door would swing shut and the bolt would crash against the door frame. We were seated next to it and the the crash would occur every 15-30 seconds, nonstop. And so easy to avoid - just unlock the deadbolt and put a piece of tape over the latch. By the end everyone at our table agreed that if it weren't for the god%#$ door this would've been a perfect lunch. Still pretty great though.