Montpelier’s Beloved Craft Beer Bar and Eatery
Three Penny Taproom stands out as a bar and restaurant gem right in the heart of Montpelier. With a lively yet cozy atmosphere, it perfectly balances a bustling taproom and a comfortable dining space. Guests frequently praise the exceptional food quality, highlighting standout dishes like the mouthwatering steak sandwich and the perfectly grilled tuna sandwich, both crafted with fresh, flavorful ingredients. The tater tots have become legendary among locals, noted as the best around.
Beer lovers will appreciate the extensive and thoughtfully curated tap list featuring a wide variety of local Vermont brews, including sought-after selections like Hill Farmstead stout. Whether you’re stopping by for a casual pint or settling in for a full meal, the attentive service and inviting ambiance make Three Penny Taproom a must-visit destination in Montpelier’s downtown district. Outdoor seating on their patio adds to the charm, providing a perfect spot to enjoy a local brew in a walkable, picturesque setting.
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Christy Wasmer
in the last weekA great variety of food, delicious beverages, including the moctail called the Bee's Elbow! Fun for a date or friends!
Joe Adler
in the last weekJim Shields
2 weeks agoServes all felt new, we got a little forgotten about. But food was decently good. Fairly Mediterranean menu. Like a tavern that wants you to eat better
d rome
2 weeks agoRick Valenta
2 weeks agoThis place is a great place to grab a meal or a drink. Outdoor seating is a plus in the summer. Live music is excellent. The staff is very friendly, but it can be hard to get service when it's busy. I felt like I was relaxing in my own living room here, running into neighbors and friends. A must check out if you are in Montpelier. EDIT: Cocktails are expensive ($15-$19), even the specials. You are better off getting a well drink for $11. Was frustrating to order food that is well priced and sides aren't included. For $19 you then have to add fries/etc. for $4 more. Just charge $21 and include a side so people don't feel like they are being nickeled and dimed. Sports on the TV's were cricket and soccer....when Stanley cup, golf major, and baseball were options, why? Starting to get frustrated with the service/value level here.