Welcome to The Wheel Inn
Located at 730 Lake Rd Benson, VT, The Wheel Inn is a charming American restaurant that serves up delicious breakfast and brunch options, tempting salads, and hearty dishes. With a rustic yet clean atmosphere, this restaurant offers a relaxing dining experience. Customers rave about the generous portions, mouthwatering desserts, and friendly service. Standout dishes include the coconut creme pie, maple walnut pie, and the house-made corned beef hash. Whether you're a local or a traveler passing through, The Wheel Inn is a must-visit spot for a satisfying meal that will leave you coming back for more.
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730 Lake Rd Benson, VT 05743 Hotline: (802) 537-2755
Introducing the hidden gem of Vermont, The Wheel Inn, a cozy breakfast and brunch spot tucked away in Benson. This American restaurant offers a wide range of dishes, from hearty burgers to delicate salads, catering to all tastes.
Located at 730 Lake Rd, The Wheel Inn provides a relaxed atmosphere with a rustic charm that will make you feel right at home. Whether you choose to dine indoors or enjoy the outdoor seating, the experience is bound to be delightful.
Customers rave about the generous portions served at The Wheel Inn, with some even getting multiple servings from their decadent desserts. From savory dishes like haddock baked in parmesan cheese to sweet treats like coconut creme pie and maple walnut pie, every bite is a taste of perfection.
But it's not just the food that keeps patrons coming back, the service at The Wheel Inn is top-notch, with friendly staff who go above and beyond to ensure a memorable dining experience. And with amenities like free Wi-Fi, a full bar, and private parking, every detail is taken care of to make your visit enjoyable.
So, whether you're a local looking for a new favorite spot or a traveler passing through Vermont, make sure to stop by The Wheel Inn for a meal that will leave you craving more.
Good food and great service in a relaxed atmosphere. Be aware... the deserts are not for the faint of heart... I am a big eater, and I'll get 3 servings from their desserts.
The restaurant is in the middle of nowhere but it's worth the drive (20 miles for us). They have good solid fare such as burgers, chicken & biscuits, veal parmesan, liver with onions & bacon, fried haddock, etc. I've recently had the haddock baked in parmesan cheese and another night had pork chops with mashed potatoes & gravy (yum). My wife goes primarily for the desserts, especially the coconut creme pie. I like the carrot cake with a little whipped cream. Portions are huge so we usually have enough for several nights...The ambience is rustic but nice and clean. It's not a fancy restaurant but it's our favorite place to go during our summer stay in VT.
Discovered the Wheel Inn by chance as we were driving home from vacation and it was incredible! We ordered grilled cheese sandwiches, which were simple but delicious and really hit the spot. But the star of the show were the pies. The maple walnut pie in particular was incredible! We got a huge piece of pie with the most delicious maple filling. Truly one of the tastiest pies I've ever eaten! Service was lovely and quick
This is the perfect Vermont restaurant. Great food, great service and awesome atmosphere. And the price are reasonable all things considered. I order a burger followed typically by pie or bread pudding a la mode. Best ever.
The food and atmosphere here were amazing! Everyone on staff was fantastic too! My husband had the Jambalaya and I had the Steak...and finished it off with the 3-Berry Pie...A-Maz-zing! Thank you, we needed it after a long flight from the west coast!
Best Cole slaw this side of the Mason Dixon. Gluten free bread too! Apparently this review is too short, and I have to keep writing.
A drive to the middle of nowhere brought us to this breakfast joint. Rustic, but very clean and well kept, the menu was just what we were looking for. We even started with a home made chocolate eclair which was to die for. I opted for the house made corned beef hash (just right, not too salty or greasy) while my wife ordered the sausage gravy and biscuits (massive!) The prices were a bit high, but considering the quality of the food, we didn't mind. We were amused by the locals who seemed to be related to the staff or owners who played with a cat and walked into the stock room. All in all, it was a very good breakfast, with a bit of local flavor.