Where to eat in Jay, Vermont.

General Store · Breakfast · Deli

Jay

Family-owned since 1954, this three-level country store in Jay village sells groceries, Vermont products, wine and spirits, and souvenirs, and runs a deli counter for breakfast, lunch and prepared meals. The resident cat Oreo and the carved moose and bear out front are local fixtures; the family also runs the Base Camp campground out back.

Food Truck · Japanese · Ramen

Jay

Chef Momo's ramen stand served out of a retired Jay Peak tram car at the Tramside base, with miso, spicy miso and sesame shoyu bowls built on bone broth and Vermont ingredients. A sister outlet, Miso toh Kome, sells onigiri at Stateside. Part of a small Vermont ski-area ramen operation.

Restaurant · American · BBQ

Jay

A converted late-1800s farmhouse inn in Jay village, about four miles below the resort, with a fireplace pub and dining room serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. Owner-chef JR's menu runs from homemade corned beef hash and Brault's-sausage gravy to house-smoked BBQ, 14-inch pizzas, and steaks.

Cafe · Desserts · Waffles

Jay

Trailside outpost of the Waffle Cabin franchise on the Tram Haus patio, making Belgian-style sugar waffles to order, plain or drizzled with chocolate.

Bar · Bar

Jay

Apres-ski bar on the top floor of the Stateside Base Lodge, decorated with Jay's first shuttle bus and an old T-bar bullwheel and offering broad mountain views. Food comes from the Stateside cafeteria downstairs.

Cafe · Bakery · Coffee

Jay

Coffee bar just off the Hotel Jay lobby named for former mountain operations manager Buddy Loux, pouring espresso drinks and drip alongside croissants, desserts and kid-pleasing pastries.

Food Truck · American

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Winter food truck at the Tramside base run by the Sessions Food & Tour Trailer, serving rotating specials to skiers with online ordering.

Cafe · American · Cafe

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Summit cafe at the top of the Aerial Tram with views over Vermont, New York and Quebec, used as a warm-up stop before the Face Chute.

Fast Food · American

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Cafeteria-style chow line in the Stateside Base Lodge, below the Bullwheel Bar, for refueling between runs.

Fast Food · American · Ice Cream

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The waterpark's snack counter, named for Jay Peak's original snack shack, next to the Elevation 1851' arcade. It serves sandwiches, chicken fingers and fries, pizza, ice cream and soft drinks to swimmers.

Fast Food · American

Jay

The Tramside base lodge cafeteria for skiers, with subs, soups, full entrees and daily hot specials.

Cafe · Breakfast · Coffee

Jay

Slope-side coffee counter in the Tram Haus Lodge facing the Flyer Quad, known for house-made Danish and breakfast sandwiches.

General Store · Deli · Sandwiches

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The resort's on-site market at the Tramside base, with groceries, wine and a walk-in beer cave plus a full-service deli making subs, salads and pasta dishes. It also stocks Vermont products used on resort menus and Jay Peak gear.

Restaurant · American · Steakhouse

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The golf course clubhouse restaurant on the Tramside side, with mountain views and a patio ringed by fire pits. Summer menus cover breakfast through dinner, from smash burgers and nachos to NY strip and seafood Newburg, with weekly specials and outdoor live music.

Bar · American · Bar

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Tropical-themed bar overlooking the Pump House indoor waterpark, kept at summer temperatures year-round. It pours tap beer and blended cocktails with light American fare and views of the surf rider and a giant 16-foot screen.

Bar · American · Pub Food

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Slopeside apres bar in the Tram Haus Lodge whose four seating fixtures are built from old Green Mountain Chair lift towers and sheave wheels. It runs a pub menu of wings, nachos, poutine, chowder and salads alongside drinks during ski season.

Pub · American · Pizza

Jay

Jay Peak's main sit-down pub on the second floor of Hotel Jay at the Tramside base, built around a ceramic-tile hearth oven. The kitchen turns out breakfast, hearth-fired pizzas, shareable plates, and grilled steaks, and the adjoining Eleven Patio adds firepits and couches with mountain views.

Diner · American · Comfort Food

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Stateside's diner-style restaurant, named for the resort's late food and beverage director Howard Johnson. The all-day menu leans hearty, with pork-belly poutine using Brault's (Troy) meats, goulash over spaetzle, and steak frites.

Pizza · Pizza · Sandwiches

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Casual pizza counter off the Hotel Jay lobby, named for former lift attendant Mountain Dick Lucier. Hand-tossed pies, slices, hot subs, wraps and salads make it the quick family option after the waterpark.

Restaurant · American · New American

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The resort's dressier dining room inside the Tram Haus Lodge, named for longtime Jay Peak employee Alice Lewis. It is pitched as the spot for families and special occasions, and hosts ticketed pairing dinners such as the fall Decanted bourbon dinner.