Worthy Burger Too - Waitsfield

We stopped by after visiting a souvenir shop next door. I didn't expect much since it's located in a strip mall, and it didn’t look particularly appealing at first glance. However, they had an impressive selection of beers, and all the food we tried was solid. The bartender knew everyone in the place and was incredibly fast and efficient with service. Overall, we were very pleased with our visit.

Absolutely fantastic! The Worthy Burger was delicious, even better than I had anticipated. I really enjoyed the secret sauce—it tasted like a mildly spicy aioli of some sort. The General Tso burger, which I tried, was likely the most sesame-flavored burger I’ve ever had, and it was phenomenal. The fries were just what I expected—not anything out of the ordinary, but very good. The staff was friendly, and my food arrived in a timely manner. The music, usually Jerry Garcia, was played at a nice volume; it was pleasantly unobtrusive.

You won't find a better burger and fries anywhere in Vermont! This is my second visit to Waitsfield from out of state, and I haven't been let down either time. Be sure to order your fries with truffles and parmesan!

A wide selection of beers We had awarded the chicken burger with Parmesan truffle oilries and the worthy burgers with dry rubies both. The fries were beautiful and crispy and could not stop eating. Big portions.

Newest of the three Worthys, and in a lovely little shopping area basically next door to Lawson's. There's bar seating, a labyrinth of table seating indoors, and a decent-sized enclosed patio. Of course there are many burger options, and you can create your own, or go for non-beef options. The blue cheese and bacon jam burger was cooked a beautiful medium rare, the patty was seasoned properly, the fries are uncomfortably ample (and fried as perfectly as possible). And true to form, the beer list is stellar for a place that excels at food: mostly local beers, with a knowledgeable, friendly staff to guide you through any unknowns on the menu. I had a lovely local porter and one of the several hazy IPAs on tap, while my dining companion found a fruited sour beer to enjoy with her delicious burger. Beware the nonstop jam-band soundtrack, but it's central Vermont, so it's on-brand! I can't recommend the place strongly enough.