Cute little farmers market in the little town center. We found the information on the town…read morewebsite. We are staying at a resort about 10mins out of town and have a full kitchen, so our goal was to get things to make for dinner. We found a local meat provayor and some local baked breads and deserts. There was. Family bluegrass band playing on the bandstand. Plenty of nice locals greater us and were extremely friendly. It was a great place to spend and hour or so just enjoying the nice Vermont day and relaxing.

We came here to entertain our kids with icecream for a few minutes and left here an hour later with…read morememories that will last a lifetime. I hope Taylor Farm is around forever! The sweetest souls work here and the animal feeding area/petting zoo is incredible! When you arrive at Taylor Farms, you step into the cute little country store stationed at the beginning of the farm. The store is stocked with farm products like yummy cheeses and icecreams but also food and home products from local businesses like soaps, etc. My daughter picked out a scoop of her favorite VT icecream, maple walnut and wandered the store. I stumbled upon the "feed our animals" station near the store exit. You can buy the farm animals food and feed them yourself! The store associate welcomed us to go see the animals even if we didn't buy any food for them. You could tell she really loved them. We bought a variety pack for the animals which consisted of carrots, an apple, a bag of homemade cheeseits, and chicken feed (corn meal?). My daughter had a ball feeding the donkey, cows, chickens and cat! We had a ball watching her experience new things and support a local farm! We hope to come back someday soon!

This is a gem of a farm - with a lovely owner and so welcoming! Dog-friendly for sure, delicious…read moregoat cheese, goose eggs, and hand-made postcards for sale. Our dog loved meeting some pigs, quails and geese! Thank you for the delicious food and kind welcome.

The best place to get your plants, trees and vegetables not to mention all the items in the store…read more Amy is so helpful and you can tell the difference in these plants from the big box stores. I've gotten a lemon, orange, peach, apple, pear and willow tree as well. The vegetable plants are also great.. we now grow asparagus and wasabi! We even ordered all our mulch here. Honey and Chip love the organic dog treats too!

We discovered the Hemingway Farms roadside stand several years ago, and it remains a very…read morepleasurable and occasionally inspired place to shop for a great variety of plants and farm food products. The stand is not exactly in the middle of everything; in fact, it's along Hwy 12 near Charlestown, kind of between Bellows Falls and Clairmont. You have to look for it, but we think making the effort gets you rewards. Like a very knowledgeable group of folks who tend the stand and who are helpful in locating what you want. Their specialty might be early-season plantings -- they are ahead of most farmers, it appears -- but just know that when you're up for some veggies, tomatoes or corn, here's a good place to buy them And their prices are quite reasonable, too.

Driven by this bakery hundreds of times (seriously!) and never stopped. Finally went in a couple…read moreweeks ago and have been 3 more times since. They fully stock fresh breads (lots of varieties) on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays (at least that's what the gentleman working told us). The take and bake almond croissants were delicious! On Saturdays they stock freshly baked ones if you don't want to cook on your own. Homemade granola is also very tasty. Went back for more before heading home from vacation in the area. Pay using the honor system and can use cash or credit/debit.

Good fresh breads, snacks, and farm goods!they also take in interns who want to learn to be Bakers,…read moreso they give back to the community. The most appreciated part? Although I rarely use it, they have a book you can sign as an IOU if you don't have the cash available at the time. Very Old-Timey. I love that.

Good folks, good food, fair prices. Not to mention hot soups, take-home dinners, and a nice…read moreselection of really good desserts and pastries.

Bromley Market is in Peru Vermont right on Route 11. It's just a little roadside place at first…read moreglance but when you go inside the shelves have good stuff. Eggs, bacon, pasta, beer, and wine. Just the basics but all good stuff. They have a smoker outside. It's a great place for pulled pork sandwiches. I have come here for breakfast sandwiches too-- like egg, cheddar and bacon on a portuguese roll. This place has a great little convenience store. Lots of great sandwiches, a great selection of prepared food, and Vermont beers. Sometimes they even sell the elusive Heady Topper. Sit outside in the shade by the picnic tables. On a perfect vermont summer day this is the peak of fine dining.

Fun roadside dairy. Choose your milk and payment goes in the box. We got whole and chocolate milk…read more Both were delicious!

Love this place and the milk in particular! Great prices, everything is farm fresh.read more

The building, the history, the surroundings, and the second-floor cheese museum are all beautiful,…read moreinteresting, and worth a visit. But bring your cooler so you can load up with the reason you are really here: That Amazing Cheese! And actually, they sell souvenir lunchbox coolers so that'll save you. There are a number of cheese varieties from which to choose, and you can't go wrong. The museum is actually larger than the cheese shop itself, which is essentially some cheeseboard accessories and a deli case of cheeses. Just the right amount of goods and goodies to buy en route to your next stop on the Vermont Cheese Trail.

The idea that this cheese place was opened to recreate the original cheese process manufactured…read morehere is really interesting. It's both a way to learn about old-fashioned manufacturing techniques and also, a good place to get food. Win-win. Downstairs they make the cheese and customers can watch (that's my understanding, they weren't making cheese when I went) and upstairs is the old equipment for contrast and a small exhibit for additional information. Though the equipment is modern, the process is the same (along with any additional safety/food inspections). It's a great living example of bringing the past to life and promoting making local food as they also use nearby dairy supply and create in house. The cheese is on the more expensive side compared to what you can get in the grocery store, but they had several different Vermont Cheddar flavors. They had samples out, and the smoked cheddar won us over. We also got some beef jerky to pair with it, and the cashier gave us a plate and bamboo knife to eat right outside at a picnic table. I would definitely recommend a metal knife in the situation to get through the wax covering, but the wax is nothing a little sawing can't break through. The cheese is fresh and creamy with that great layer of smoky flavor. It's an upscale cheese and very flavorful. If I was able to take more to go, I would love to try a lot more of the flavors. I'm not cheese expert, but if you want that authentic Vermont cheddar, it doesn't get more real and delicious than this.

A great place to take the whole family. Wellwood Orchards…read moreis a family run business for over 50 years. I went there as a kid and again yesterday. Has not changed much. They have strawberries & blueberries in the early summer and then apples in the fall. They have pick your own or buy them in their on site store. Many varietys of apples: macs, cortland, etc. The store is great. They have pumpkins, homemade pies, local cheese, fresh & hot homemade donuts (weekends only), unpasteurized cider, candy, fudge, cornstalks, squash and decorative corn & gourds. Outside they have a petting zoo for the kids (chickens, pigs, goats, sheep, cows, and peacocks. ) They also have maple syrup, cider syrup, recipe books, and more. Fall is such a wonderful time of year in Vermont.

This is by far the best orchard that my family and I have been to in a while. We came to pick…read moreblueberries, but they also had peaches and apples, possibly even raspberries. The rows of blueberries were endless, and we easily filled up several cartons, which later turned into several pies at home. The petting zoo was a wonderful attraction for everyone, especially the kids. Baby goats, baby cows, peacocks, and many other types of animals were around for feeding and petting. $1 entrance fee for the petting zoo? Yes please, all day long. We also spent a few dollars in their gift shop, which had the world famous apple cider donuts that you can buy by the bag. Sugar or no sugar is up to you. Crispy on the outside, soft and warm on the inside. Made fresh to order. Lots of other snacks around too for those with impulse control issues. Freeze dried everything is apparently a thing. Can't wait to come back again.