The ice cream stand is top notch - great creemees, many kinds of hard ice cream including VT-made…read moreWilcox and Maine-made Gifford's, and even dairy-free options. They had gluten free cones which I find almost nowhere and really appreciated. They only offer one vegetarian sandwich which is a mountain of fresh mozz - it was tasty but a lot. I was happy to get GF bread but it wasn't toasted which would have improved it significantly. The owners were really nice - so friendly to our dog, giving her loads of treats. A really nice experience!

Great bacon egg and cheese (Vermont cheddar). Sadly missed out on the creemees, but it's out of…read moreseason. Great breakfast stop!

I buy alot of my alcohol their including a pina colada mixer and Jose margarita mix .I even bought…read morevodka their

They make the BEST deli sandwiches. They also make their own accent sauces. Bread is always fresh…read more Lots of hot/cold choices, ready quickly, always consistently good. Service - Food is ready fast - they work hard all day. Take out only, with adult beverages for sale as well on the other side of the store.

The sandwiches were massive. There was a long line at after 2 in the afternoon but they had 5…read morepeople making them. They were fast and efficient. They place was clean and spotless even with all the people

I'm just a humble west coast gal, and when someone told me I had to go to Gill's I was a little…read moredismissive. It's only a sandwich place I thought to myself. That was the furthest from the truth. A huge line of people was my first indication that maybe there was more to this little spot. There were 5 grinder makers and I patiently waited as I scoped out the menu. I ordered a large hot Italian with oil, grabbed a cookie and I was on my way. I felt very primal as I devoured this grinder that probably could have been split into two meals but I couldn't stop. I'm now a grinder enthusiast and Gills is my supplier.

A delicious deli to satisfy that sandwich craving. In addition to the deli, it is a market with…read moredrinks, snacks and other items for sale as well as a laundromat. There's a small lot in the front but also plenty of street parking on its street. There are no places to eat, so you'll want to grab and go (perhaps lunch by the lake??). We went in and ordered a chicken Caesar wrap on a tomato basil wrap, an Italian sub and a small container of their macaroni salad. They also had muffins, bagels, donuts and sweet cakes to offer. All three items that we ordered were delicious. We added banana peppers to the already yummy Italian sub; you can add additional veggies that you like. It was the perfect lunch that was well prepared by the team behind the counter. Very friendly workers that know what they're doing! Thank you Neuffer's! We will definitely be back again. Hungrier!

Great spot to buy all your food and drink for the day on the lake. Sandwiches are the real deal -…read morewe went back a few times. My wife is vegetarian and they made a great veggie sandwich for her!

We were visiting the nearby Billings Farm and a staff person there recommended that we pick up…read moresandwiches at the Village Butcher (five minutes away) and then have a picnic on one of their many tables at the Farm. This was a great suggestion. I selected the House Roast Beef sandwich ($13) - with lettuce, tomato, Vermont cheddar, and garlic aioli, served on a kaiser roll. The roast beef was rare, juicy and the other ingredients helped to make it a hardy and delicious sandwich. My wife had the Veggie Lover's Delight ($12) - with roasted red and yellow peppers, red onion, lettuce, tomato, and cucumber, served on sourdough bread with a goat cheese and pesto spread. Their refrigerator cases had the makings for a simple picnic to an extravagant spread -- and everything in between. It's called the Village Butcher because it also is a butcher shop in addition to selling sandwiches. There is no inside seating, but there is plenty of outdoor tables. This is the kind of place you wouldn't discover on your own, but it makes for a great lunch spot.

We had actually stopped by the Village Butcher Shop last year, but didn't write a review, so we're…read moregoing to do it this time since this was our final meal in Woodstock last weekend before we hit the road. We got there pretty early and were the only ones in the store, and we do have to say that the service here is impeccable. We were greeted with such genuine warmth and kindness, and the young man helping us could not have been more hospitable. Unfortunately, there's a pretty limited selection for breakfast items, but we were happy to score a spinach-cheddar turnover that had just come out of the oven. It was BEYOND--so good with a healthy amount of spinach and flaky, not greasy puff pastry shell. We salute you! (Last year we had a mushroom turnover that was equally impressive despite not being straight out of the oven.) The egg & cheese breakfast sandwich was a little more dull in comparison--still good, but could have used more seasoning and pizzazz. Anyway, we think it's probably better to come here for lunch to get a heartier meal because sandwiches seem to be their thing. We're looking forward to trying one on our next visit. Either way, a great place worth visiting if you're in Woodstock.

This little kitchen and bar is awesome! Tucked away from the main street, but not hard to find…read more Great sandwiches - I had a Fabio, i. e. Ham and Swiss cheese, salami, sauerkraut, banana peppers, and slices of tomato on an Italian bun. Fabio is fabulous. All the food items, including the specials seem fairly priced. A decent selection of national and local canned variety of beer. I opted for Super Nova IPA 6.8 % ABV from Middlebury VT. The owner/chef Jonny is friendly, quick with a smile. A great guitar and base player. Stop in the afternoon toward the end of the end to enjoy some blues and jazz. Don't forget to bring your favorite instrument to join in on the fun.

Stopped for a coffee after skiing; friendly service and good espresso and coffee to go. Ha,…read moredelicious cookie to go as well.

I got the chicken Cesar wrap and my partner got the Neighbor both were so good! Good portion size…read more The staff is what made it exceptional! The staff was so kind and fun. Thank you!!

Such a great sandwich spot in Vermont. The sandwiches were loaded, it had a mom and pop vibe, and…read morethe service was great. Definitely worth a stop while you're here. We got: Roast beef cheddar melt Tuna salad sandwich Steeple guy special Neighbor Grilled pastrami And they were all pretty good!

I love this place. My buddy and I stop here every time we head to the north country for camping…read more They have amazing sandwiches with a lot of choices and sizes. The smallest is two meals. Nice butcher shop, too. Large selection of spices. I'd go here a lot more often if it were closer to my home. Highly recommended.

Always great food.Service is with a smile and informative and the ambiance is what's expected…read more We got an Easter Ham recently and it was the best ham we've ever had. Thank you MSotN

Meagan and the crew put together a lunch for a client presentation that I was doing. A couple of…read moreplatters of sandwiches and wraps, HUGE cookies, chips and drinks. Everyone raved about the size and variety of the sandwiches and wraps, as well as the cookies. Super friendly staff, delicious food, reasonable prices - Noonie's will be my go-to spot for lunches in the Middlebury area!

Can a sandwich be too large? Find out at Noonie's! Lovely place with the thickest bread slices…read moreyou'll ever see. Eat inside upstairs or find a place outside to look at the falls.

We did not have a good experience at this location. Stopped here for gas and coffee this morning…read morebut we also wanted to check the air in our tires. We are from CA so I went inside to grab a drink and ask them to turn on the air. Shelves were a little empty and I didn't find a drink I was interested in. Vibes were off as well. When I asked the staff they said it was $2 for air and then asked someone else who said it was $2.50. After filling up at the pump, it was actually $3 for the machine, which isn't a huge deal, but when I started putting air in I realized that the gauge was so rusted you couldn't read it. It also stopped when I was on the third tire. When I did get in and check the pressure, it hadn't changed at all. So we paid $6 for nothing. It was pretty annoying and I just can't recommend this place. Keep driving.

great sandwiches, (gluten free options) fast and friendly service! toasted my italian sammie and…read moredid it right with the meat and cheese warmed up too