Outstanding food as well as outstanding service equal the best value in dining out and this is THE place. If you are in the area, do not miss dining at The Prince and Pauper.

I've been here a few times. The food and service is always good. Probably the most consistent restaurant in Woodstock.

Our dinner at the Prince and the Pauper was excellent. They had a Prix Fix menu - our appetizers were both delicious and well presented. Our salads and dinners were both excellent as well.

The food was very good. We both had the salmon which was delicious. The service was very helpful. Friendly and offered good suggestions. We ordered a la carte, not off of the three course menu, which made the price very reasonable.

My wife and I went here on Friday evening for dinner. We received a $100 gift certificate that we decided to use. Upon walking in, there was no one there to greet us, we had to walk over to the bar area on our own, the bar stools were filled and we sat on the couch that they had in... More

Tuesday dinner with son and his family was very, very good. The small bar area and restaurant area is so " New England", just what someone from out of town would be looking for.

My husband and I went for a long weekend in Woodstock and fell in love! The town is so charming! The first night we went to The Prince and the Pauper on a reommendation and everything was amazing! We had a three course meal and can't say one negative thing about any of the courses! We were tempted to go... More

The meal was mediocre and the prices exorbitant! The food was not as good as the Red Rooster in the Woodstock Inn, but just as pricey---maybe even more so.

My wife and I had brunch at the Prince and the Pauper in August 1976. I proposed; she said yes. And, the P&P became a part of our life story. This February, we returned to Woodstock, Vt to celebrate her 61st birthday and such celebration demanded a visit to "our" restaurant. Current ownership is celebrating their 30th year; they did... More