Beer Dinner
On Sunday 16 March 2003, the Storm Café held its first "Beer Dinner". A carefully selected craft-brewed Vermont beer accompanied each of five courses in a prix fixe menu. The food lived up to the Storm's reputation as one of the best restaurants in Vermont and by itself would have made the evening memorable. The beer selection surpassed all expectation. One of my guests, Pete Czerpak, brewmaster at Big Ring Brews in Albany, NY was particularly impressed with the choice of Magic Hat's "Thumbsucker" Russian imperial stout to accompany the beef tenderloin. This event significantly demonstrated that great food and great beer go hand-in-hand.    [17 Mar 2003 11:52:39]

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Recommended Dishes: all

     ­Jack Watts   glendale at shoreham dot net

Nice Find
We've been to Middlebury a number of times but this was the first time we lunched at the Storm Cafe. What a find! The food was delicious, well presented and plentiful. The staff was courteous and accommodating. Sitting out on the deck while it rained made it quite a Vermont experience. There was not a crumb left on our plates. While we did not have dessert, those patrons who did raved. By the way, the place was packed.    [09 Aug 2004 16:07:25]

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Recommended Dishes: tomato bisque soup

     ­Forrestx3, Boston