Enjoy Great Dining Near Killington Ski Resort

We know that when you’re looking to book the perfect Killington vacation rental, you also want to know the best places to eat, grab a drink, and enjoy time with friends and family. We’ve got you covered! With more than 100 restaurants, bars, eateries, and shopping options throughout the region, skiers, foodies, and shoppers alike can experience all the best Killington, VT, dining and entertainment this friendly ski town has to offer.

No matter what type of food or atmosphere you’re looking for, you’ll be able to find it in Killington, a laid-back but high-energy ski town that has no dress code (except no ski boots) and where vacationers and locals alike are always in a good mood.

Here are the Best Restaurants in Killington

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Maple Sugar and Vermont Spice

(802) 773-7832

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Maple Sugar & Spice Vermont blends hearty comfort food with authentic Vermont charm. Housed in a working sugarhouse, this family-run spot is best known for its pumpkin pancakes, stuffed French toast, and maple syrup boiled right on site in spring. Guests can watch syrup-making from the two-story gallery dining room, enjoy breakfast favorites served all day, or stop by the gift shop to take home maple candy, syrup, and unique Vermont-made goods. It’s a must-visit for anyone craving a true taste of Vermont.

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Sunup Bakery

802-422-3865

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Sunup Bakery is Killington’s favorite stop for fresh, homemade breakfast and lunch.

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Sushi Yoshi

(802) 422-4241

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Sushi Yoshi brings a mix of Japanese and Chinese flavors to Killington, with something for everyone.

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iPie Pizzeria

(802) 422-4111

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iPie is Killington’s spot for bold, handcrafted pizza made with hand-tossed dough, house-simmered sauces, and toppings picked for peak freshness.

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McGrath's Irish Pub at the Inn at Long Trail

(802) 775-7181

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McGrath’s Irish Pub has been a Killington staple since 1977, when Ky and Rosemary McGrath first poured Vermont’s very first draft Guinness. Today, the pub is still known for serving the best pint of Guinness around.

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