The Sled Pub at Pats Peak

"Great pizza, good beer, and fun place to end the day. They could use an extra bartender, or two on the busy days."

"It was a busy first day of school lessons. Lots of parents and students everywhere. Greta our server was wonderful and pleasant! I will be back in her section!"

"Food is overpriced, service is unacceptable. Couldn’t sit down to eat because my younger brother (who is under 21) was with me. Will no longer be eating at the pub, until the rules change."

"Welcome to the Sled Pub, the legendary watering hole where the spirits are as high as the mountaintops and the laughs flow as freely as the drinks! This isn’t just a pub; it’s a frolic-filled fiesta in a cozy, cabin-like setting. Imagine walking into a place where the atmosphere is warmer than a woolly mammoth’s hug, and the bartenders are so friendly, they make you feel like you’re the star of your own sitcom. Whether you’re a seasoned pub crawler or a casual sipper, this is the spot where every drink comes with a side of cheer and every beer is a ticket to a good time. The Sled Pub is like that one friend who’s always in a good mood, ready to lift your spirits with a hearty laugh, a witty joke, or a perfectly poured pint. But hold onto your hats, because the Sled Pub is more than just great drinks and epic bartenders – it’s a hub of happiness where memories are made and shared. The walls are adorned with tales of ski adventures, the air is filled with the clinking of glasses and the warmth of good company. Here, you can swap stories with fellow adventurers, challenge a new friend to a game of darts, or simply bask in the glow of the crackling fireplace. Whether you’re unwinding after a day on the slopes or just dropping in for a dose of merriment, the Sled Pub is your go-to haven for relaxation and revelry. So come on in, grab a stool, and let the good times roll, because at the Sled Pub, every visit is a toast to joy, laughter, and the kind of fun that makes you forget you have a phone!"

"We went for the first time in a Friday night. It’s a nice rustic atmosphere. There is no host and no list, you just have to kind of stare people down and hope you can get to the table faster than the guy next to you when they finally get up. When we finally got a table, the service was great. The food was good, but I thought it was expensive. We had a nacho with chicken and I had a beef stew. The mixed drinks have little to no booze in them, and lots of ice, so it’s definitely a beer kind of vibe. Overall it was fine for what it was."