I can't say enough great things about this place, from the tasty breakfast sandwiches, to the…read moreexceptional coffee, to the efficiency of service, it was all wonderful. We came from out of town, and, unfortunately, don't live close by. Regardless, I would highly recommend.

I met a couple of friends at Lucky's Coffee Garage at noon on a Saturday, and as expected, the…read moreplace was absolutely buzzing. There aren't nearly enough tables and chairs for all the people who want to linger over their expertly made coffee and delicious pastries, but somehow that just adds to the charm. The café is a literal converted garage right on the edge of the Lebanon green, and it felt especially warm and cozy on a very cold day. The staff is friendly, helpful, and impressively patient with long lines and lots of questions. I had a perfectly brewed decaf Americano and an orange cardamom kouign-amann that was to die for. Parking was easy, which is always a plus, and the menu includes breakfast and lunch options with choices for both vegetarians and vegans. A lively, welcoming spot that's well worth the visit.

Good food and atmosphere! Gluten sensitive friendly as well. Everyone here is friendly and makes…read moresure you're well taken care of.

I'm an espresso nerd and I'm actually quite amazed with how good the espresso shot was. Sweet,…read morerich, thick, perfect temperature and they have ceramic cups for in-house pours that are espresso sized. So many places make espresso now as an addition to sugar/milk drinks that have half ice added because people hate coffee so an actual good pull isn't really a priority. Among every cafe in the upper valley that serves espresso shots, this is the best one I've had. I look forward to returning to try their pastries which are baked in-house and testing WiFi speed.

this place is a staple for a reason. drinks are delicious, the space is well curated, and its a…read moreone-stop destination for gifts, books, school supplies, etc. PLEASE order new course books from here instead of amazon -- it gets in just as fast and you're supporting a welcoming, inclusive space. but -- its almost always freezing, so be sure to bring an extra layer.

We love cafes and bookstores, and when the two are combined, what could be better? We wanted to…read moregive Still North a try and planned to have breakfast there after browsing the store. Alas, the line was extremely long and didn't seem to be moving that fast, and the seating was packed. We decided to seek breakfast elsewhere after exploring the books. Since we didn't eat there, this review pertains only to the bookstore. It was very crowded and noisy. The focus here is definitely on fiction, so if that is your thing, you will probably love it. We were hoping for a more comprehensive selection. There were also lots of gift items, puzzles, cards, crafts, etc.

I visited Cappadocia with two loved ones. It's located near the train station in White River…read moreJunction, VT. When I went inside I totally forgot I was in Vermont. The counter server was kind enough to explain different menu items. We ordered a breakfast pide and a ground lamb pide. I got an iced mocha latte, one companion had a hot spiced mocha latte, and another companion had an iced latte with vanilla, I believe. The iced mocha was very good. The food took a bit of time but it was because it needed to cook in the wood fired oven. The ground lamb pide was full of spices and was very flavourful. It was tasty but it got a bit overwhelming when I was eating it alone. My friend offered to share some of her breakfast pide. I am not an egg person but upon the first few bites, I got quite emotional. It immediately made me think of a meal my late grandmother used to make. It was both a bit sad and wonderful as she had passed within a few months of me coming to Cappadocia and the memory associated with food gave me comfort. I'd recommend trying Cappadocia. It's a beautifully decorated space with some seating, it is a nice way to eat something a bit different from most of the food in the area and the food is very good.

Stopped in shortly before they closed for a Turkish Tea and enjoyed it. The place is very cute and…read morevery Turkish looking and took my back to my visits to Istanbul and Cappadocia. There was an American dude working the counter and I'll say he didn't exhibit what I would consider traditional Turkish hospitality. There is a screen to order from right by the door when you walk it and I guess he wants you to order from that because he was more effective than Susanna Hoffs in a Bangles video at avoiding direct eye contact. I would say if the tablet is the ordering device of choice they should put it in front of the counter rather than by the door where it's behind you. We finally figured it out and were able to order on the tablet but it was disheartening to watch a woman come in after us and stand forlornly by the counter hoping that the guy would notice her. He was great at stacking dishes, wiping down counters, etc and doing everything but acknowledging the human standing five feet from him. Anyway, just as she was about to leave he said hello and then took the order in the traditional way. The tea was good and the mood was nice and the pastries looked amazing. This could have been four or five stars with personal service.

My favorite of the coffee shops on Main Street Hanover…read more Really lovely cafe and was nice to see the bakery / food stations as part of the cafe instead of hidden in the back. We enjoyed our coffee and mocha and hearty breakfast sandwiches before a full day of bread baking class.

We stopped by this bakery because the kids were desperate for a sugar fix. Located smack in the…read morecenter of downtown Hanover, they serve a wide variety of sweet options, including croissants, pastries, cakes, bonbons, tarts, breads, mousses and mochas. We got the kids some sweets and the adults among us grabbed a few sandwiches. The sweets went over swimmingly, but the sandwiches were awful. They were very expensive, not flavorful, and extremely basic (think soggy bread with a lot of hummus but not much else). This place seems to be a great option for birthday cakes and morning pastries, but I would advise getting your sandwiches elsewhere.

We made a special pilgrimage to King Arthur Baking Company's headquarters as part of our Vermont…read morevacation, and as longtime customers, we were genuinely excited to finally visit in person. The store did not disappoint -- it's a baker's paradise in every sense. Every possible ingredient, tool, pan, piece of equipment, and baking mix you could imagine is here, beautifully displayed and easy to browse. The space is bright, immaculate, and extremely well organized, with helpful staff ready to answer questions or point you toward something new. There's also a demonstration kitchen and a café, which adds even more to the experience. While their website is fantastic (and what we've relied on for years), the in‑person store is absolutely worth the trip. Whether you're an avid baker or looking for the perfect gift for someone who is, this is a destination worth driving for. We're so glad we finally made it -- and we'll be talking about this stop for a long time.

As tourists, this was a must see place! We loved walking through the store, checking out the baking…read morearea and then getting food at the cafe. The lattes were pretty standard and the pastries were a bit disappointing. The flavor profile of the focaccia was odd - corn, tomato, and spicy mayo. The croissant was extremely flavored but lacked a butter flavor. The service was quick and plenty of seating. Many small tables would be preferred to the long almost banquet table options.

Your standard coffee shop with seasonal offerings! Super cramped space with comfortable seating for…read moremaybe two people, but better suited for an in and out. The coffee was rich and completely customizable to taste with a variety of milk, syrup, and drink options.

This place lacks any consistent schedule, closed on random days, opens late, closes early etc. If…read moreyou happen to catch them on one of the limited hours they're open you'll get underwhelming coffee and right wing propaganda. Literally go anywhere else

This is a busy place. I always go in during the off-hours, to avoid the wait and the noise - it…read moregets loud when it is full. The food is fresh, pretty simple, and prepped pretty quickly (if you're there when it isn't busy). It seems a bit pricey to me, but the portion sizes are reasonable. When I'm pressed for time, and it's not too busy I'm happy to eat there. It's the quickest/best egg sandwich in town.

I went in several times to buy waters for my son and his friends they were there to say good bye to…read morea friend who was in a car accident. I ask them if I could get sandwiches quickly for them and they immediately said yes. Come back in 15 minutes.this meant so much to me and the other parents.

Great curry goat. The goat was so tender and fell off the bone. The mango juice was nice too - not…read moresweetened, which was good. The owner was super sweet. Told me all about the area. The service was prompt and the food came out piping hot. The space is large and bright. Casual atmosphere. They can definitely spruce it up over time and turn it into something cool.

Sadly disappointed with this local hole in the wall restaurant! I'll start off with absolutely…read morepraising the service. Our server and cook was incredibly kind and friendly. We actually ran into her again at a farmer's market, so it's clearly a staple in the community for Caribbean food. For my visit, I was disappointed with the options and underwhelmed with everything other than our jerk chicken. That was cooked to fall off the bone! The menu could have been improved in describing each dish - I ordered fried plantains expecting sweet instead of tostones style. No entree options for vegetarians although the online menu mentioned jerk tofu. Overall, I had hopes for more.

If I were an Ump I'd call Umpleby's safe! Located a block away from Main; this spot is definitely…read moreworth the walk. With plenty of indoor & outdoor seating it's a great spot to work or chat. It has a cozy, rustic vibe that's not trying to do too much. Open at 8am this is a great spot to grab breakfast or lunch- with an all day breakfast sandwich menu. The food came out really quick which is good if you are rushing to class! I got the Miss Marple and a twice baked chocolate almond croissant. The miss Marple was really good; I picked the whole wheat sourdough which was delightfully thick cut which was needed given it was stuffed fully with egg, avocado, tomato. This sandwich was very filling and you could definitely share one. The twice baked croissant was decadent and I would definitely get it again. I've never seen anything like it- it was a like a traditional chocolate croissant with the almond marzipan filling. I would definitely recommend trying it! Overall, I wouldn't pass (umple)BY this bakery without giving it a try!

I was curious about the difference between the small and large sizes for hot drinks for here. I was…read moreassured that there was a size difference. Okay... I bought the 16oz (large) for a hot latte and was given practically a 12oz, which I didn't complain about, but the difference in cost between the two is literally over a dollar. Lied to and scammed.