Laura's Tavern

Great food, great service and great people!

Very good food in a casual setting. Dining room upstairs or eat at the bar. Very fair prices. Live music most Sat. Nights. A nice mix of locals and visitors.

Laura's Tavern was a good pit stop for lunch after a day of snowboarding.  There's no tables and chairs, and it's kind of quiet inside (atleast mid day), so you just order and eat at the bar, but I was impressed with the freshness and preparation of the food.

I got a grilled chicken sandwich with provolone, though the provolone tasted like bleu cheese.  That's kind of funny because they only offered american, cheddar, and provolone... hmmm.  Anyway, sandwiches came with an Italian slaw, which wasn't very appetizing to me.  It looked pretty though since it was made with purple cabbage.  +2 pretty points.

Ordering cheese fries was a great call.  Instead of oozing ballpark-esque, sodium enriched crappy cheese over the fries (which I was half expecting), they sprinkled shreds of cheddar and monterey jack cheese over the fries and heated til the cheese got warm and oozey.  Yummeh.

The garlic bread was also better than expected, a perfect balance between the butter and garlic and toasted just enough that the ends were crispy but the bread remained soft.