Muffins have become unpleasant, both raspberry and blueberry muffins now have far less fruit than…read morepreviously. Also the Magic Bars now have very little chocolate, spoiling the previously delicious balance of dark chocolate and coconut. Coffee is still very good but the pastries are very disappointing

Love their coffee. The best I have tried! Additionally,…read moreFaro servers yammy sandwiches; they also have a big choice of sweet treats!

We've been spending a good amount of time in the Magog area this summer, so we've had a chance to…read moretry many of the bakeries in the area and Dorville clearly comes out on top. Patisserie Dorville has a surprisingly wide variety of quality items. Their selection of course includes bread, pastries and cakes/tarts, but also includes local cheeses, homemade jams, chocolate and cured meats. We've tried a variety of their chocolate which has been great. In particular I really love their bars with dark chocolate and berries which are excellent. We've also had a number of their tarts, cakes and pastries. The strawberry-melilot tart in particular was both beautiful and extremely delicious and the chocolate eclairs where delicate and not overly sweet. Just delish! We have also enjoyed the bread that we've tried from Dorville. I must admit that I'm often sceptical when a bakery tries to tackle such a wide variety of items. But here at Dorville they have managed to do an excellent job with a variety of offerings including their chocolate, bread and pastries.

Possibly the best and cheapest ice cream parlor in the " Kingdom " as they call this part of…read moreVermont. You can't go inside this place. It's like a Carvel or DQ. But there are benches outside and it seems like the whole town is waiting in line and licking their chops for what seems to be a nightly attraction. I found out that their small cones are really large in size. That amazed me...what a value and the fat content is really high to give it a silky taste, beyond good. Staff is polite and the line moved rapidly.

I went there mid afternoon and I was not pleased with the outcome. I got a medium hard strawberry…read moreshake and the shake was watered down and there was dried chunks of crusty chocolate and old nuts in my shake! They should be cleaning the mixer after every ice cream they make and I should not have gross items I did not order in my shake!

Stopped by for a break right after crossing the border. We went for a Coffee, Toasted Coconut…read moreDonut, and a Grilled Cheese. Coffee was good. Really liked the donut and the grilled cheese. The lady that operated the cafe was nice and friendly. There is some seating space just as you enter as well as on the back. Looked like, in summer, patio also opens up. Neat and clean. There is parking on the street as well as off the Main Street (opposite Bridge Street). Definitely recommended!!

Fresh, well made donuts…read more Line out the door at 9am on a Sunday - Tori's is doing something right! The sour cream donut was crispy on the exterior, soft and creamy in the middle.

So happy that this is near my house. We go every weekend to get fruit pies and quiches. They make…read morehome made jam and on weekends there is sometimes a small farmers market in front with organic vegetables. Highly recommend for your weekend desserts.

La pouding au chômeur: WoW! Originaire de Sherbrooke et résidant en Ontario depuis longtemps, j'ai…read moreparticipé à un mariage à Ottawa en fin de semaine pour la nièce de Janie qui a concocté, généreusement contribué (et livré elle-même!...!) toutes les pâtisseries pour l'occasion. Extraordinaires ces gâteries et la pouding au chômeur (!!) m'a rappelé celle que ma mère faisait à l'époque. On a jamais l'occasion de déguster ce délicieux dessert par ici. Merci Janie, tu as impressionné plein de convives à ce mariage. Je ne manquerai pas de vous visiter lors de notre prochain voyage en Estrie!

Serves Gifford's ice cream. Was delicious! Fast friendly service. The cotton candy flavor was a…read morepleasant surprise! Toasted coconut was another fav! Definite must try in St J's.

I've been going to the milk house for ice cream since we moved back to Vermont. One of the best…read morelook forward to seeing that flag as it first day in May knowing that the ice cream sundae will be as good is that better than last year if you're in the area, it's a must. Service is always quick price is reasonable only question is parking the evening that's not a problem. Planning my day around an ice cream sundae. Great for a hot day like today.

This is my happy place when I visit the Eastern Townships. From bakery, to groceries, wines,…read morecheese, select charcuterie, groceries and prepared dinners (the beef bourgoinon divine) and wines. Best place for breakfast and lunch. And a very funky rambling space with a warm, inviting air. Not to be missed.

I drive 45 minutes each way to frequent this shop. It's the best in Magog. The food is incredible,…read morethe options are plenty and the authenticity and selection of French cheeses, meats, wine, candy, chocolate, teas, Italian pastas, sauces - I could go on and on. Come and see it for yourself, this shop never disappoints. The employees are kind and attentive, knowledgeable about the products and seem genuine in their interest in making your experience better. I adore this place.

I am in Scoop Heaven…read more It is right on the road and so many ice cream options to pick from. I dont know which one to pick! We got two waffle cones with 2 different flavors each and it came out to $17 range. It is worth the flavor and experience!

Scoops On Main is a seasonal ice cream shop with outside takeout windows located just north of the…read moreLancaster downtown area. They offer soft serve ice cream and over 20 flavors of Gifford's Hard Ice Cream in cones & cups, sundaes, flurrys, frappes, milk shakes, blizzards, floats, French vanilla iced coffee floats, Gatorade & fruit slushies, and banana splits. Dairy free options are available. Waffle cones are offered too. The ice cream prices before tax (in 2020) are reasonable, Soft Serve/Hard Scoop: Kids ($2.50/$3.00-1 scoop), Small ($3.25/$3.75-2 scoops), Large ($4.25/$4.75-3 scoops). They offer several specialty sundaes ($3.50-$7.50) including: Roady Toasty - Dipped waffle cone, 2 scoops of smores ice cream, marshmallow topping, chocolate sprinkles A River Runs Through It - Fly fish fudge ice cream, hot fudge, caramel, whipped cream and 2 gummy worms The Turtle Shell - Mint chocolate chip ice cream, caramel, whipped cream & peanuts Maple Sundae - choice of soft or hard ice cream topped with maple syrup (Fuller's Sugarhouse), whipped cream, cherry Dish of Dirt - soft serve ice cream, Oreos, hot fudge, gummy worms, chocolate sprinkles The Unicorn - Unicorn ice cream, sugar cone, whipped cream, rainbow sprinkles in a dish Brownie Sundae - choice of soft or hard ice cream, 1 brownie, any sundae toppings, whipped cream, 2 cherries Death By Peanut Butter - Peanut butter pie ice cream, peanut butter cups, peanut butter sauce, whipped cream Trying to stay cool on a sunny day, I made a stop at Scoops On Main for some ice cream. I needed something small, but different than the traditional scoop ice cream. I ordered a The Unicorn Kids Size Sundae ($3.50 plus tax), which had Gifford's Unicorn ice cream, a sugar cone horn, whipped cream topped with rainbow sprinkles. This sweet colorful sundae was really good and refreshing to enjoy, especially on an 88 degree day in the North Country. Picnic table seating in front of the shop and parking along side of building and along Main Street.

Good mural outside solid soft serve…read moreit was pretty quiet inside (good for us/covid times bad for business...). A day in this city seemed kinda long, ice cream will help!

Incredibly wise choice for some locally produced Savo sorbet and a delightful cappuccinoread more

PRODUCT review. We received a small bottle of the syrup as a gift and I used some this morning…read morewith my French toast. I grew up in the north and made maple syrup as an older teen. It takes quite a bit of work and a lot of sap. I can say this is some of the better stuff I've had. The flavor is just outstanding. If you are familiar with real maple you will definitely love this.

This sugar house is very close to the main strip in Lancaster, but you might miss it if you don't…read moreknow it's there. I came to town for the eclipse, and this place was one of the highlights. The staff was very friendly, and while some local businesses were raising their prices to take advantage of the eclipse tourists, Fuller's not only kept their prices the same, but also offered samples of their different grades of maples syrup, two flavors of their infused maple syrup (the vanilla was incredible and had a whole vanilla bean pod in the bottle), their maple cream (I bought a jar), and their maple sugar candy (I bought some of that too). Definitely worth stopping in if you are in the area. You can also order from them online.