06/10/2026
*New Partnership to Revitalize Goshen Clubhouse Dining Experience*
The Goshen Snowmobile Club has announced a new partnership that will bring fresh energy to its clubhouse restaurant, following the recent closure of its previous kitchen operator.
At the start of May, the club confirmed that the lease holders of the Goshen Bar and Grill had made the decision to cease operations at the end of their lease. The restaurant, located on Route 114 near Sussex, had been a fully licensed and accessible dining destination for both locals and travelers.
At the time, the club expressed appreciation for the outgoing team, acknowledging the effort and dedication of staff and management while noting that the closure was not an easy decision. The organization also indicated it would begin searching for a new partner to take over kitchen operations.
That search has now concluded with the announcement of a new lease agreement with experienced hospitality operators Nancy and Jeremy Cromwell.
The Cromwells bring more than two decades of experience in restaurant management, customer service, and business development. They are known for previously owning and operating the Fox and Hound Neighborhood Pub in Riverview, which recently closed due to changes in the mall’s tenancy plans.
Club officials say the couple’s track record of building strong teams and delivering high-quality guest experiences makes them an ideal fit for the Goshen clubhouse.
As part of the new partnership, the Cromwells will launch a rebranded dining experience under the name The Off Road Pub. Planning for the new venture is already underway, with an anticipated opening slated between July 1 and August 1.
In a statement, the club expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration, noting the goal is to create a welcoming space where community members can gather, dine, and connect.
The reopening marks a new chapter for the Goshen clubhouse, with expectations high for a revitalized and engaging destination for residents and visitors alike.