Vermont restaurant moves to new location in Waterbury

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Hen of the Wooden, a farm-to-table restaurant, served its ultimate meal at its unique location over the weekend.

A preferred farm-to-table restaurant in Vermont simply shuttered its unique location after greater than 17 years for brand new digs in downtown Waterbury.

Hen of the Wooden served its ultimate meal at 92 Stowe St., an outdated 1840 mill constructing, over the weekend, the Burlington Free Press first reported. The restaurant is shifting to 14 S. Principal St.

Hen of the Wooden, which prides itself on its “easy, uncomplicated and down-to-earth” dishes, presents every day altering menus made out of elements discovered within the close by Inexperienced Mountains and Champlain Valley, in line with its web site.

Hen of the Wooden was named a “must-stop” when touring in Vermont by Meals & Wine journal, which as soon as named award-winning Eric Warnstedt finest new chef.

“For over 17 years, yearly has been higher than the final (minus that little pandemic)!” wrote a restaurant official in an Instagram put up on Sunday.

The put up thanked staff and clients of the now-closed spot.

“Cheers to the groups which have cooked over 300k meals and to the sort and gracious clients which have allowed us to serve them!” restaurant officers wrote on Instagram.

Many shoppers supplied nicely needs on the Instagram put up.

“Many nice meals on the mill and hopefully many extra to return in your new place! You rock,” one person wrote.

“You’ve been such a lightweight to this neighborhood in so many treasured methods. Trying ahead to your subsequent chapter!” one other wrote.

The house owners, on the web site, requested clients to observe the restaurant on Instagram for reservations and opening day bulletins.

Hen of the Wooden additionally has a Burlington location.

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