Stark’s Pub everyone’s favorite après-ski hangout, offers full bar and table service for lunch and après during the ski season. There is a great selection of Vermont micro-brews featuring an unequaled selection of Lawson’s Finest Liquids, along with a hearty pub menu. Often you’ll find live music in the pub after skiing and there is also a big screen TV for watching sports. The pub is a comfortable place to swap ski stories with friends at the end of the day.
In Stark’s Pub, you will also find the “Wall of Fame” where photos of Mad River Glen’s iconic Ski It If You Can bumper stickers from around the world are proudly displayed. Stark’s Pub has been recognized as one of the World’s Top Après Ski Bars by Men’s Journal Magazine.
Ask about Private Parties at Mad River Glen any time of year! Call (802) 496-3551 ext. 133.
Summer & Fall at Stark’s Pub
The Pub is open from Memorial Day through Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Dinner is served Wednesday through Saturday from 4:30 to 8:30 PM with live music on Wednesdays beginning at 6:00 PM. Brunch is served on Sundays from 10:00 AM until 2:00 PM.
Fried Green Beans 9.5
Basket of French Fries 7.5
Sweet Potato Fries 8.5
Soup of the Day
Cup 5 / Bowl 8
Local Classic Burger 14
Served with lettuce, tomato and onion on a grilled Challah roll
Add Cabot Cheddar, Swiss or American 1.5
Add Bacon 2.5
Chicken Sandwich 16
Grilled with Swiss, bacon, garlic mayonnaise, lettuce, tomato and onion on a grilled Challah roll
Alpine Portabella 15
Grilled portabella served with Swiss, fried onions, garlic mayo, lettuce and tomato on a grilled Challah roll
The Fishwich 15.5 (Thursday – Saturday only)
Our beer-battered fish served on a Ciabatta bread with lettuce, citrus slaw and a chipotle tartar sauce
Prime Rib Sammy 17.5
Grilled thinly sliced Prime Rib with Swiss, fried onion, and Horseradish sauce on a Ciabatta roll
Fish Fry Platter 18 (Thursday – Saturday only)
Beer battered, served with coleslaw, tartar sauce and fries. Trade fries for a side Caesar or green salad
McKenzie Hot Dog 8.5
Beef & Pork deli-style frank served on a grilled New England roll
Classic Grilled Cheese 10
Served on choice of Bread with Cabot Cheddar, Swiss or American
Add bacon 2.5
Add tomato 1
Fried Chicken Tenders 13
Deep-fried and crispy served with a side of fries and BB-Q sauce
Caesar Salad 12
Romaine lettuce tossed with Caesar dressing, croutons and Parmesan
Add Portabella 4
Add Chicken 4
Stark’s Salad 13.5
Mixed greens with dried cranberries, Feta, pecans, fried onions, carrots in Maple Balsamic vinaigrette
Add Portabella 4
Add Grilled Chicken 4
Saturday Prime Rib Special (Market Price)
Prime Rib Dinner (available only on Saturdays) with mashed potatoes, Sourdough roll and salad
All sandwiches come with a pickle and a choice of Chips or Greens
Substitute Fries add 2
Substitute a gluten-free roll add .75
Homemade Dessert 8
Homemade Fudge Brownie or Fruit Cobbler Served with Vanilla Ice Cream
Draft Beer 
Bottles and Cans
Wine
Cocktails
Pancakes 9
Mad River classic, 2 cakes served with a shot of VT Maple syrup
French Toast9
2 slices of Sourdough dipped in egg batter, served with VT Maple syrup
Breakfast Sammy 10
2 eggs scrambled with cheddar, bacon, tomato, lettuce and onion with chipotle mayo on Sourdough toast
Basebox Breakfast 12.5
2 eggs any style with bacon, a potato pancake and Sourdough toast
Omelette of the Day 14
3 eggs, bacon, a potato pancake and Sourdough toast
MRG Benedict 15
2 eggs over easy on shaved prime rib and a potato pancake with Hollandaise sauce Sourdough toast on the side
General John Stark, (August 28, 1728 – May 8, 1822) is the namesake for the pub and mountain that is home to Mad River Glen. The General was a New Hampshire native who served as an officer in the British Army during the French and Indian War and a major general in the Continental Army during the American Revolution. He became widely known as the “Hero of Bennington” for his exemplary service at the Battle of Bennington in 1777. The General is well known for coining New Hampshire’s motto; “Live Free or Die”. The phrase was adopted from a toast written by the General on July 31, 1809. Poor health forced Stark to decline an invitation to an anniversary reunion of the Battle of Bennington. Instead, he sent his legendary toast by letter:
Live free or die: Death is not the worst of evils.
Cabot Creamery is a co-op
Lawson’s Finest LiquidsWe are very proud to have the amazing support of Lawson’s Finest as the “official beer” of Stark’s Pub! Sean Lawson has a long and proud history at MRG as a patroller, the founder and director of our award-winning Naturalist Programs and, of course, the provider of everyone’s favorite aprés-ski libations. Come on up and enjoy a great selection of Lawson’s Finest Liquids in Stark’s Pub!
