Alfie's Wild Ride

No need to go to New Orleans, the Mardi Gras celebration at Alfie's was as authentic as it gets. Excellent food at very reasonable prices. My gumbo was thick and spicy. Tacos overflowing with fresh ingredients. The PoBoy sandwich could satisfy two hungry customers. The music was hot with dueling trombones leading the dance party in a conga line. The band leader really knows how to work a crowd! Everybody was on their feet and rockin' out. Staff was happy and helpful. All good!

Loved Alfie’s. It’s an awesome place to hang out in Stowe. Great drinks, tasty food, and plenty to do on site, whether you’re just stopping in for a couple of drinks or planning to spend a whole evening there. We went at various time but also for the NYE event and had an amazing time — great atmosphere, fun crowd, and everything felt really well put together without being pretentious. The staff were incredibly friendly and hospitable the whole night, and you can tell they genuinely care about making sure everyone has a good time. It’s the kind of place you immediately want to come back to. Highly recommend if you’re in the area — definitely one of the standout spots in Stowe.

We went here for a drink and to check out the games situation. They did have cider for me, but no gluten free or gluten reduced beer. They did have a ping pong table and corn hole games set up. We took advantage of both and greatly enjoyed ourselves. They also offered darts and shuffleboard. They had a good looking west coast Mexican food menu on site, but we didn't partake since we had just eaten dinner.

Chris and team are great. The food is way more than pub grub. Lots for the kids to do apres ski. We'll definitely be back!

I have been to Alfie’s twice for their karaoke night. I enjoyed myself the first time but had a less than stellar experience tonight. To give some context, Alfie’s has some random aesthetics going on. The space is an old garage with an industrial feel with the stage inside being decorated like the Black Lodge from Twin Peaks. They have a large screen behind the stage to play videos and images as people perform. Both times I’ve been here, there have been full movies playing on the screen. Every time they have been niche arthouse films (i.e. Federico Fellini’s 8 1/2.) The films often contain graphic imagery that is racist and violent (a strange vibe to bring to your business in my opinion.) Tonight, I witnessed someone speak to who I assume is the manager (white guy with white hair) and ask