4 miles off the highway heading to Canada makes this a perfect pit stop. Small menu but great…read moredelivery with tasty drinks. Muffins were to die for and discounted day old scone was still really delicious. Fantastic deck, too. I'll return on my way back south. Only negative: bathrooms needed some love.

We were instantly greater by the barista. I ordered a vanilla latte as we were just passing…read morethrough the area. I will visit a locally owned cafe over a box store any day. I saw baked goods that looked very tempting as well. Nice and clean and plenty of room to sit and looks like they have recently expanded a deck out back that has a water view.

Always great food! Even with long lines,…read moreservice is pretty fast, and seating is usually available. Great staff, too!

Had a really nice breakfast in this cafe on Main Street in Vergennes, VT. Very extensive menu with…read morefood vegan options. You order at the counter and then grab a table. Plenty of room inside and a few tables out front. I had the breakfast tacos with sausage on corn tortillas and they were fantastic. Nice staff and fairly quick service.

great market and deli It's like an old fashioned general…read morestore We will stop by again when we are in the area !

Based on good reviews, we stopped for lunch at 12:20 on. Friday. The prep woman was washing a large…read morebin in the large sink. After a few minutes of washing, she took our order for two sandwiches. Then she proceeded to make them without washing or changing her cleaning gloves. If this isn't a health violation it should be. It took her 20 minutes to make our two sandwiches, while others were lining up behind us. Lots of turkey on a good white roll. Two good slices of tomato. A few pieces of onion. Green peppers sliced a half inch thick that wouldn't stay in the roll. Half a romaine leaf and too much mayo, even though I asked for very light on the mayo. Please wash and dry your hands or gloves before you make my food.

We loved everything about this gem. My sister and I were in town and so glad we found this place…read moreoff the beaten path. We were pleasantly surprised to see it sits right on the water. Once you enter, fresh cinnamon rolls are being made in front of you. It's counter service and everyone was so nice and helpful. They give you a whimsical item to place on your table (we got a wooden birdhouse) and that's how they identify your table as they bring the food out. We had the protein bowl and Avo toast. And of course a cinnamon bun. Loved everything we ordered. Super cozy place that looked like a local favorite.

We stopped here for lunch on the way up to Burlington and found the location by chance…read more The cafe / restaurant is tucked down an alley right along the river which makes it for an incredible view from where you sit. You order first then find a table but if it's busy find a table first then order if someone can order while the other waits. We ordered the chicken and the egg sandwich, wagu beef sandwich side of fries and faro salad. I was mistakenly charged for 2 chicken sandwiches ( waiting for credit to post ) but regardless it's nyc prices. Bill came to $70+ which is expensive. The food was excellent but for $18 you would think you would get at least one side ( fries or salad) for that price. The fries are $7 which again it's not a big town but charge high prices. It was a Monday lunch time service and our food took about 30 minutes to arrive which is long - I think they were overwhelmed and the staff was small - which is why it took so long. I understand it's a small college town but I'm not sure I would come back. Again the food is excellent quality wise but not sure it's worth it.

My wife and I stopped by for opening day today. We've been fans of their donuts and coffee from…read moretheir Waitsfield, VT location. The donuts prepared by Emma are amazing. Made with love, the donuts are hand-crafted from organic flour nearby in Charlotte, VT. My wife and I enjoy the churro donuts, which are an amazing treat. The donut is the inspiration for the business name. It's a French crueler donut twisted into a textured halo (see pic), expertly fried and then lightly dusted with cinnamon and sugar. The first bite is heavenly. The crisp texture of the exterior and the light custard interior make for one of the most flavorful and euphoria inducing experiences. The light strands of the interior dough and the texture of the crisp fried exterior are a wonderful mouth-feel and "Mmmmm" inducing delight. The selection from behind the barista bar is more than just coffee. Selections range from espresso, to latte, to chai, as well as herbal teas for the "not coffee" inclined. I ordered an Americano (see pic), which Tay prepared with perfection. I added a shot of maple syrup for sweetness and sipped in satisfaction. The interior is still in need of decoration but for an opening day, that in no way detracts from the experience. The fanbase is strong with Twisted Halo. They sold out within the first hour and continued to bake to keep up with demand. It was great to see friends connecting with friends as they arrived, conversed, and parted ways, making this the ultimate social spot for a morning or post lunch coffee and donut. I would highly recommend a visit and to take a moment to savor the flavors of Twisted Halo.

We were the first in the door for the day. The maple donuts were really good but the coffee was…read morereally lacking. Very expensive in my opinion. $8 for cold brew is insane. The inside needs some love. No real decor inside. Service was very slow. Not the best but not the worst. 3 stars only because of the donuts

I just had coffee and a scone there today and it was delicious! The service was great and the staff…read moremade me feel very welcome. A great place to meet a friend and not feel rushed, just very much at home.

I was only in town for a couple days but my family had to make at least two stops to one of our…read morefavorite spots! I love the Vermonter sandwich especially. Service is pretty quick too! Make sure you don't miss the sandwich order forms at the front of the store when you walk in

Do yourself a favor and get a full trout for you and your partner. Wash it down with some eggs…read moretoast pie and coffee. Ask for the crayons. Live well.

Food was great, and came out fast! Service was great too,…read morevery attentive and friendly. We went in out of state, but could see it's a meeting place for locals. Coffee...excellent. Not your usual diner coffee. I noticed these old photos along the windows. I asked about it, and learned this was the previous site of an amusement park, so a bit of interesting history as it ties to the local upstate parks from the 50's to late 70's. Check it out!

If you are craving a satisfying breakfast in Middlebury you needn't look further than Middlebury…read moreBagel and Deli. Housed in an old home in the downtown area, this family-owned deli is a community anchor in this quaint Vermont town. We had breakfast here twice and noted the steady stream of regulars who came for carryout boxes of donuts and bags of freshly made bagels. The star here are their bagels which come in a variety of both sweet and savory flavors. We recommend the bagel and lox with a smear as well as the omelets and bagel choices. We also couldn't resist their buttermilk pancakes which are served with a generous dollop of locally sourced butter and, of course, Vermont maple syrup (why anyone uses fake mapole syrup is beyond me...) Nicely crafted baked goods and fry entrees make this a must-try stop when cruising through New England.

Really good bagel sandwiches, free refills on coffee, and there's always been good prices on bagels…read moreto go when we've passed through visiting folks further east in Vermont. I've had better bagels, but these are better than anything else in the area, well priced, and well priced. Salt & Pepper and then sweet ones, but more of the salt and pepper in the dozen.

Service was friendly and as prompt as possible on a very busy day! The food was hot, reasonably…read morepriced and good. Definitely recommend the chicken and waffles.

Tiny cafe open 7 to 2pm. I had the hot dog plate w/ fries and my wife had the Shelburne omelette w/…read morehome fries & toast. Good food at New England prices, higher than Texes where we're from. Over all a great experience but be prepared to wait 10 minutes or so. The boy a dozen or so tables. We'll go back.

What a pleasant surprise this was! I was coming to buy Girl Scout Cookies as they were being sold…read morethere yesterday (Friday) and I am a sucker for Girl Scouts as my nana spoiled me growing up and bought me boxes of Thin Mints whenever Girl Scout Cookie Season came around. Luckily, i was able to snag the last box of Thin Mints and a box of Trefoils, so I am not complaining. Since I was already at the location, I thought why not try the restaurant. I did not know what to expect and honestly I did not factor in that it was a buffet. Coming from Miami originally (though currently living in Saint Albans), I was lucky (no pun intended ^_^) to have had some really great buffets to experience in Miami, FL (ie. Kyojin in South Miami, Canton in Coral Gables, POC in Coral Gables) but I was craving Chinese food as I had not had any in so long. Lucky Buffet did not disappoint. They had sit down dining service as well as to go service. I am not sure if they deliver. If they did that would be amazing! But it was pretty busy which is always a good sign for a restaurant because it means they are doing good business and there is a demand for it. I ended up eating with my eyes and then my stomach because i filled 2 to go containers with a variety/assortment of foods like General Tso's chicken (my favorite), chicken & broccoli, crunchy and flavorful snap peas, crispy wonton noodles, very breaded/fluffy battered chicken tenders, and some vegetable fried rice that i doused in the General Tsao's sauce). I also got some of these Buttered scalloped potatoes which O-M-G were so darn good. They also had sliced onion mixed into the batch and no complaints there. It came out to a total of $38. There was a sign that said it was like $7.95 for pound of food and I figured I would splurge since I am not sure when I would be back there. I walk everywhere and in the cold, frigid temps, it's a bit cumbersome (and dangerous) to walk with food like that over icy sidewalks and slushy-muddy snow. I can't speak to what dining in would be like, but it seemed pretty decent. There was a steady flow of customers coming in and out which is always good to see. I also liked how they had fortune cookies sitting on display in the middle of the place for guests to take. I took about six lol I can't resist a good old fashioned fortune cookie:) If I ever happen to be walking by again, I would consider it again, but it is a lot of food. So you have to go on an empty stomach and also try not to over indulge or else you will have tummy issues. Chinese food is notorious for having MSG, but I am not sure if they use that there. I will say that they had a pretty decent dessert bar and ice cream selection. The people of Saint Albans are "lucky" to have this restaurant in their midsts. Also parking is pretty ample for those that have vehicles and the restaurant itself seemed pretty clean and well organized. If buffet items got low, they immediately would replenish them. The food was hot and ready to go. A plus was the little keychains being sold at the front at the counter. I had to get a Stitch one because I love the Stitch character. He's so cute ^_^ They also had a Spiderman one and Hello Kitty one so any fans of those characters would be pleasantly surprises and amused to see them being sold there once you check out and pay. Highly recommend this place.

Everything! From the food, to the staff, to the prices! Well staffed and the buffet is hot and new…read moredishes keep coming out! The desserts, the shrimp bar and the fruit is always fresh!!