Farmhouse Tap & Grill

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Farm-to-table gastropub in the heart of downtown Burlington serving lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch. Seasonal outdoor beer garden and downstairs Parlor bar featuring craft beer from Vermont’s backyard and beyond. The main indoor dining room is open to online reservations for lunch and dinner. Outdoor seating areas are always first come, first served. Spacious waiting areas with full bars are available if there is a long waitlist. Unfortunately we do not allow pets in our restaurant, but service animals that meet the state of Vermont’s requirements are welcome.

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