Von Trapp Bierhall - STOWE

This place really blown my expectations out of the water. The room is huge and comfortable. Lunch was very tasty - Brussel sprouts, Bretzel with cheese, and black bean burgers were all very delicious. I had a flight of beer and liked the pilgrim best. Will definitely come back when we're in town!

Great food and local beers. Definitely a place to check out.

This is where the Sound of Music movie was filmed for the scenery. It was Gorgeous. It does have a hotel on the property. We were just driving by and saw the sign for Von Trap. And took a chance. And I was right. Be prepared, it is a VERY TIGHT CURVY ROAD to get there. Dont drive it if you are any bit tired. There are no street lights at night. PLEASE drive the last 15-20 minutes ONLY during the DAYTIME. And not when Sunshine is just Rising or Setting into the Drivers Eyes. The Driver needs all Advantages to help them. If you are riding Shotgun, work out a hand signal to let them know when Driver is taking a Left Bend, that you can see a car coming from the other way, so Driver can either slow down, pull more to the right if room, or kinda stop if nobody behind you. Because the oncoming Driver, you don 't know if they have been drinking the BEER, or not realizing how tight these turns are. And sometimes, Tourist just don 't pay attention, or they are texting too. Or get distracted. Enjoy. Take lots of Pictures

Can’t say enough great things about this place and it’s staff. The location, food, and beer is great quality. Please note they specifically make European style beers and meals catered to that style. So no negative reviews about the beer selection or food being different. Go there and embrace the awesome history and great time! Recommend the Vienna for beers and Chicken Schnitzel for an entree! Ohh and Trosten if it is on tap!

The Bierhall is truly one of the most beautiful spots at the Trapp Family Lodge! The beer cheese and pretzels are simply amazing! Sometimes when I play disc golf on the looping course, I find myself primarily thinking about the beer cheese and pretzels. From the outside, the building looks quite large, but once you step inside, it’s impressively spacious! You can even take a self-guided tour of the brewery—just peek through the window to see the fermentation tanks. And don’t forget to buy one of the singing goats from the gift shop—they're a bit creepy, but definitely unique!