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STOWE-SMUGGLERS’ BUSINESS DIRECTORY
MICHAEL’SONTHEHILL TANGLEWOODS
Innovative European fine dining with local focus. Swiss Creative American cuisine featuring seafood, beef, chick-
SKI BOOT SHOPS
chef/owner Michael Kloeti, awarded “Best Vermont en and light fare served in a renovated Vermont barn.
AJ’SSKI&SPORTS/WOODIES
Chef 2007.” Breathtaking Green Mountain views from
Dinner 5:30-9:30, Tues.-Sun. Fireplace. Reservations.
SNOWBOARDS
our circa 1820 farmhouse. Piano lounge Friday and
244-7855. Guptil Rd., Waterbury. Near Ben and Jerry’s. Serving Stowe for 27 years. Professionally trained staff
Saturday. 5 minutes from Stowe. Route 100, Waterbury
can find you the right boot. Sales and service of Lange,
Center. 244-7476.
TRAPPFAMILYLODGE—DININGROOM
Rossignol, Tecnica, Salomon, Dalbello. Open daily 8
Superb Austrian fare and New England specialties.
a.m. to 8 p.m., Friday, Saturday and holidays til 9 p.m.
NORMA’SRESTAURANT
Spectacular mountain views. Award-winning wine list.
253-4593.
www.ajssportinggoods.com.
Locally organic ingredients infuse the menu, including
Live harp music. Breakfast, dinner daily (reservations).
full-flavor spa cuisine. Lively bistro with open kitchen,
Ski-ski and jazz pianist in the Lounge, roaring fireplace.
panoramic mountain views. Extensive local cheese, wine
253-8511.
www.trappfamily.com/dining.
SKI & SNOWBOARD
and martini menu. 4000 Mountain Road, Mountain
TRATTORIALAFESTA SHOPS – Rentals & Demos
Road, Topnotch Resort & Spa. 253-6445.
Old-fashioned full-service family-style Italian restaurant.
www.topnotchresort.com.
AJ’SSKI&SPORTS/WOODIES
Wine Spectator best wine list. Great place to meet locals
SNOWBOARDS
OLIVE’SBISTRO
and celebrities, great music. Serving dinner 5-10 p.m.
Rossignol shape ski rentals. Largest ski demo center in
Relaxed and casual bistro dining. Delicious
nightly; closed on Sundays except for long weekends.
Stowe. Volkl, Rossignol, Salomon, Atomic, K2, Dynastar.
Reservations: 253-8480.
www.trattoriastowe.com
Mediterranean inspired foods prepared with locally
Voted #1 ski shop in Stowe by locals. Burton demos.
grown produce and naturally raised meats. Check out
WHIPBAR&GRILL
Daily 8-8. Friday, Saturday and holidays to 9 p.m.
our website
http://web.mac.com/cmyer. Dinner at 5,
Friendly, casual atmosphere with antiques, open grill,
253-4593.
www.ajssportinggoods.com.
reservations welcome. 1056 Mountain Road, 253-2033.
cozy fireplace. Fresh seafood, hand-cut steaks, vegetari-
an specialties, light fare, children’s menu. Lunch and din-
BOOTS‘NBOARDS
PARTRIDGEINNSEAFOOD
ner daily, Sunday brunch. Green Mountain Inn, Main
New K2 adult and junior ski rental skis. High perfor-
RESTAURANT
Street, Stowe. 253-7301.
www.TheWhip.com.
mance packages. Demo skis by Volkl, K2, Rossignol,
Great food in a New England atmosphere specializing
Dynastar and Nordica. Adult rental as low as $17/day.
in fresh seafood, seasonal specials. Extensive wine list. WINFIELD’SBISTRO
Snowboard, snowshoe and cross country rentals.
Chef owned. Fireplace. Handicapped accessible. Dinner This AAA 4-Diamond restaurant features tantalizing New
Convenient location, competitive prices. 253-4225.
from 5:30 p.m. Mountain Road, Stowe. Reservations sug- American cuisine and an award-winning wine list, in an
gested. 253-8000. elegant yet casual environment. Dinner reservations STOWETOYSRENTAL&DEMO
required. Breakfast served daily. 253-7355. CENTERS
PIECASSOPIZZERIA&LOUNGE
www.stoweflake.com. Choose convenience. Rent at the Spruce or Mansfield
A cosmopolitan restaurant w/full bar, lounge, entertain-
base lodges, Stowe Toys Demo Center next to the Quad
ment. We offer amazing hand-tossed NY-style pizza,
RETAIL
FourRunner chairlift and at the Spruce Base Lodge. The
pasta, subs, salads and entrées. A local favorite for take-
latest skis, snowboards, snow blades, two-way radios,
out, eat-in. Stowe’s only delivery! 1889 Mt. Rd.
ELEMENTSATSPAATSTOWEFLAKE
helmets and more! Rentals and tech support where and
253-4411.
Take home your own spa experience from Elements,
located at the award-winning world-class Spa at
when you need it—on the mountain! 253-3000.
PIEINTHESKY Stoweflake. Choose from fine lines of hair, body, skin-
Our wood-fired oven makes the best traditional and
care, home spa products, bathing suits and resort wear.
SKI & SNOWBOARD
gourmet pizza around! Fresh pasta specials and vegetar-
760-1083.
www.spaatstoweflake.com.
ian entrées daily. Beer and wine available. Eat in or
SHOPS – Retail
carry out. 492 Mountain Road, Stowe. 253-5100.
SEAFOOD
AJ’SSKI&SPORTS/WOODIES
RESTAURANTSWISSPOT
STOWESEAFOOD
SNOWBOARDS
Charming Swiss setting in the heart of Stowe Village.
We travel to the Boston Fish Pier and carefully select the
Stowe’s largest selection of ski and snowboard equip-
Steaks, Swiss specialties and veal, cheese, beef and
freshest seafood. We’re your home for “Chairman’s
ment, clothing, accessories. Huge selection of alpine/x-c
seafood fondues. Quiches, chocolate fondue! Dinner
Reserve” top choice steaks and Bell and Evans chicken.
skis/snowshoes: Volkl, Karhu, K2, Atomic, Salomon,
daily from 5 p.m. 253-4622. Reservations!
502 Mountain Road (behind the Partridge Inn). Open
Scott, Tubbs, Burton. All-new rental demo equipment.
Tuesday-Saturday 11-6, Sunday 12-5. 253-8004.
Burton snowboard demo/rental center. Daily 8-8. Friday,
RUSTYNAILNIGHTCLUB
Saturday and holidays to 9 p.m. 253-4593.
&RESTAURANT
SEPTIC SERVICE
www.ajssportinggoods.com.
See what’s new at Vermont’s premiere night-
club/restaurant. Conveniently located on Stowe’s
HARTIGANCOMPANYSEPTICSERVICE BOOTS‘NBOARDS
Septic tank pumping—residential and commercial.
Recreation Path, our family-friendly atmosphere offers
Ski the “Front Four” with us. Selection, service, experi-
Portable toilets, frozen line cleaning and jetting service.
tempting lunch, dinner and late-nite menus. Visit
ence. Boot fitting specialists. Apparel by UGG, North
Grease trap and tank pumping, pump station repair, TV
www.rustynailbar.com for menus and events. 253-NAIL.
Face, Marmot, Spyder, Kjus, Mountain Hardware,
camera inspection. Locally owned and operated. 253-
Columbia, Obermeyer. Equipment by Volkl, Dynastar,
STEVE&ERIKA’S
0376. 800-696-0761.
Nordica, Tecnica, K2, Lange, Salomon. Rentals, demos,
Welcome back to one of Stowe’s favorite dining rooms,
featuring regional American cuisine with a focus on local SHOE STORES
ski tuning. 253-4225.
products. Unique tableside service, exclusive bar menu
AJ’SSKI&SPORTS
IRIDE
and interesting wine selection. Reservations recom-
Stowe’s largest selection of shoes. From sandals to hiking
Located in the village directly across from the Baggy
mended. 253-8485.
to clogs, AJ’s has it all. Merrell, Sorel, North Face, Born,
Knees Plaza, we are here for your high quality ski and
Teva, Salomon, Saucony, Gravis, Keen and children’s
snowboard tuning needs. Premium demos from Dynastar,
STOWEHOFINN—EMILY’SFINE
DINING
shoes. 253-4593.
www.ajssportinggoods.com
DPS. 253-1947.
www.iridevt.com.
Fine dining featuring a unique menu combing traditional
WELLHEELED
PETERGLENNSKI&SPORTS
Vermont and New England cuisine with an old world
Comeseewhatthebuzzisallabout!Atemptingassortment
WhereVermontshopsforthelargestselection,bestbrands
flair. Breathtaking mountain views from our dining room ofdesignershoes,boots,handbags,belts,clothingandjew- andunbeatablepricesonskiandsnowboardequipment
and poolside patio. Coslin’s Pub, “Stowe’s coziest” with elrypresentedinaclassic1840’sfarmhouse.Open7days,
andaccessories.Visitusatwww.peterglenn.com.
pub menu.
www.stowehofinn.com. 253-9722.
10a.m.-6p.m.253-0009.www.wellheeledstowe.com. 802-476-3175.
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