wobbly barn

If you're a surf and turf fan this place is for you. Steak, prime-rib, crab, lobster. The bar was also stocked with a nice variety of craft beers on tap!

We came here as a last night treat as we knew the place was a little pricey. We were't disappointed, excellent food, wine and overall experience. The salad bar is really good, lots of choice! My steak was superb, I had the oscar. After dinner there was a live country band playing in the upstairs bar that we were allowed to go listen to. Overall, we'd definitely go back even though its on the pricey end of things!

Everyone seems to rave about this place but it was average. For somewhere that specialises in steaks, the steaks were OK but nothing special. On that basis, they were overpriced. Good atmosphere though and, to be honest, there's nowhere else to go!

Wanted to dance but the so called dance floor is full of people just standing aroundwith drinks. The bar tenders are soooo slow, unless you have a lot of clevage or area guy dropping a lot of cash. Music was ok, Pickle Barrel will be my night club choice.

20 dollar cover or wait an hour for a poorly prepared dinner. I'm from NY and find that ridiculous. The food was not impressive and the band average

A perennial favorite of ours, the Wobbly never disappoints. The food downstairs is great, but the fun really starts after dinner when you move upstairs. They have great live music and the place is always "rockin"

I have been coming to the Killington ski area for 10 years now and every time we come we have to have dinner at the Wobbly. This weekend was no different. I will begin by saying that the food is excellent. No complaints in that department. The service is fabulous, also. Very friendly and attentive waitstaff. The negative to this restaurant is what they did to the decor. So disappointing. For me, a restaurant isn't always all about the food, it needs atmosphere too, especially if I am paying a lot of money for the meal/experience. So, the owners did a makeover. The "charm of the barn" is gone. It used to have old dark wood booths with high backs that gave you a sense of privacy in a busy restaurant. Now they are bright, light wood, low backed booths that do not blend in with "the barn". The only other negative is having to pay an additional $7.00 for the salad bar. This salad bar is nothing special, bread, soup and salad like any other place. Too bad you couldn't keep it included in the price of your meals like it used to be. The price of your steak dinners are already high.I think in the future we will go to some of the other steak houses in the area that still have that rustic type of atmosphere. The beauty of the Killington ski resort area is that there isn't a chain restaurant on the entire access road. Each one is unique. Remember, this is only my opinion and you need to form your own.

The salad bar and bread and soup bar was so good and just what I wanted after skiing. The steaks were good and is what I would expect for the money - but the atmosphere didnt scream fine dining. It screamed cozy family place - so I dont mind spending that kind of money for good steak but I expect to be somewhere nice while i do it - not in a barn. The soup was great though. And other then the $120 for 3 steaks and 3 salad bars and 3 waters, it was good. I would go back and skip the steak and get a burger and salad bar.

This place is known for its steaks which were pretty good, but I thought was a little more $ than what I wanted to pay. We had ribs, which were kind of tough, a steak which was too rare for a medium (should have sent back) and a pork dish which was good. Unfortunately, their website menu doesn't print the prices so you have to call or show up then decide whether to stay or not. They offer a salad bar, but this is also ala carte. For what they charge for meals I was hoping they would have included a salad or soup. Probably would not return if I had my whole family (6) with me.

I just got back from killington and I go to the wobbly barn every year and the prices seem to go up every year. This year was a little different, the prices stayed the same but they have now elimated the soup, salad and bread bar which used to be included with your meal. To me that made it worth it. Now if you want the soup salad and bread it costs and extra $7 on top of the $35 for your steak...way too overpriced, I think I may start looking at different places. Anyone agree???

always a happening place upstairs in the night club. downstairs is a steak restaurant with an extensive soup, salad and bread bar. they also specialize in seafood, with exotic preparations. and the "world's biggest lobsters." that's my description not theirs.

Burnt Porterhouse, pricey salad bar with no meat.If you want to party, they have a night they have a club with a waived $10 cover per person if you eat there. Hiphop, Pop and clasic dance songs were played inbetween the band's sets.

Just recently got back from a trip to Killington and had such a bad experience at the Barn I had to put it on paper. The staff and over inflated bouncers were extremely rude to myself and other guests. I'm an adult and was treated just the opposite by egotistical buzz cuts.. Please don't support the Barn and maybe they'll hire some staff that caters to their guest. Join the movement, "Close the Barn"

good food, we liked the steaks and scallops. it was little expensive but tasty.

Not the Wobbly Barn I remembered. I'vve been skiing at Killington for over 25 years, and the Wobbly Barn was an annual stop. The place was empty; however, the hostess refused to seat us until our entire group had arrived. She suggested we go sit/stand at the bar with our 10, 6, and 1 year old children. The bread was burnt, the salad bar was lame, and the hostess was rude. I'll never go back to the Wobbly Barn again.