Common Man Restaurant

A charming and romantic restaurant located in a 19th century barn. The soaring hand hewn rafters of the timbered interior are lit by crystal chandeliers, soft candlelight, and a huge open hearth manor fireplace in season; and the strains of classical Baroque music or mellow jazz float in the air. Serves classic European cuisine and offers an exceptional wine list.

This restaurant is in a big 1800s barn with hand-hewn rafters and crystal chandeliers hanging from the beams. That's the Common Man for you: fancy and après-ski all at once. Bottles of Moët & Chandon signed by the customers who ordered them sit atop the beams. The eclectic, sophisticated New American cuisine highlights locally grown produce and meats. The menu might include a roasted beet salad...

It sounds like a pub, but this Common Man is anything but. Housed in a century-old barn, the interior is soaring and dramatic. Chandeliers, floral carpeting on the walls (it works), and candles on the tables create a relaxed feel. You'll be halfway through your meal before you notice there are no windows. The menu is far more ambitious than skiers' grub. Start with a Cortland apple salad, beets...

Our mission at The Common Man is to provide our guests with unparalleled Vermont dining by maintaining a dedication to quality product, inspired cuisine, staff development and guest experience. Please join us for an uncommonly good meal that is complimented by the warm hospitality of our staff.

Over 150 years old, the soaring hand hewn rafters of the timbered interior are lit by crystal chandeliers, soft candlelight, and a huge open hearth manor fireplace in season; and the strains of classical Baroque music or mellow jazz float in the air. It is both rustic and simple, yet elegantly casual and casually elegant, definitely romantic, and is applauded by Vermonters and visitors alike.