Order maple syrup on the phone by the quart. They ship individually and through 3 in flat rate…read more Mary-Ann was friendly and I am excited to try it. I'll be using it to compare against my friend's maple syrup from a bit more north. It'll be a nice US vs Canada maple syrup showdown =)

Fantastic Maple Syrup! We ordered some pancake mix and homemade granola too! The Granola is…read moreawesome and super for a quick breakfast. Pancakes were fluffy, we added blueberries to send them over the top! Thanks and keep up the good work!

Rail City is not a Walmart; it's a distinctive store dedicated to providing good, healthy, and…read morelocally sourced food, including bulk options for shoppers seeking value and quality. On the opposite side of the store, you'll find an impressive selection of local and Vermont-made products, creative work from regional designers, and exclusive items you simply won't see at Walmart. During a recent visit, I noticed two small carts positioned near the front door, highlighting the store's thoughtful attention to customer convenience. The owner and cashiers are warm and welcoming to everyone, whether you're from the area or visiting from out of town. Unfortunately, some reviews misinterpret what Rail City offers. It is not a Walmart--rather, it is a one-of-a-kind Vermont store that proudly supports local products and extends genuine friendliness to all who enter. I highly recommend visiting Rail City for a truly unique and delightful shopping experience

All items are priced out by double $2.99 is the price for a Macro Bar at Target. $4.09 for the…read moreMacro Bar at Rail City Market. The Vanilla bottle is $21 but if you go to Walmart or Target you will see the same bottle priced at $14. If you are someone looking to save money instead of waste it you would not be shopping here. They used to have a small cart by the front but the manager started to hide the cart in the back since coming in with my son who is brown. I assume they think he will steal just based on the way he looks.

Great little store they would have just about everything you need. They make excellent sandwiches…read moreand delicious bakery items. Coffee is always hot. People are very nice.

Excellent Subs. Easily feeds two adults with one of there subs. You'll not be disappointed by…read moregetting one of them! I recommend the " The Vermonter "

Their fried goat cheese salad is the best ever ! Nice Ambiance and good location for parking on…read moremain street!

Sweet little shop with locally crafted jewelry, soap, and almost any little gift you can imagine…read more They have the store on one side, and then the other has a small coffee shop,bakery, and ice cream area.They have a third area, up a few steps where you can buy plants that have been potted in unique containers or play games. They have some seating inside or out on the deck. Parking in the street is limited and tricky but there is a parking lot right next door for customers to us.

fresh produce that you can really feel good about eating:) My favorite are the berries and plant…read moremilks.

I can't believe I haven't given them a 5 star sooner because when I lived here i would do all my…read moreshopping here & always had great experiences. I came back into town for a few days and stopped by to get some food for my trip and noticed they had a cafe serving sammie's and smoothies and had to try one. They were all dedicated GF which was so amazing since I have celiac disease and it's really hard to find good freshly prepared food without risking cross contact & getting sick. I got the avocado toast sandwich and it was AMAZING! Also grabbed a matcha latte & pumpkin pie on my way out which both hit the spot. Hailey the owner (I hope i spelled that correctly) was the sweetest and I had a great conversation with her about nutrition. The co-op itself has so many gluten free, vegan, organic and locally sourced food options to buy in bulk or by the package. I love the environment they create here and the workers are always so friendly and helpful. They also have a section of pre-made food (most of which is vegan) and it all looks freshly made and delightful! The co-op is definitely one of the only places around here that i miss on the daily basis :,) Definitely recommend stopping by!

I drive to Sutton just for their oatmeal cookies. That's not even an exaggeration. They are a small…read more"épicerie fine" and patisserie. I recommend it to everyone. If I'm going to be anywhere near the Eastern Townships, I detour to La Rumeur. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable. They know everything about the products they sell, and they go above and beyond to be helpful. It's also really cute! The whole space has a country store look and feel. You get the sense that you are in a family store (even if it probably isn't) where everyone takes pride in what they sell. If you are near either one of their two locations, don't miss the opportunity to grab a cookie!

This is a European style deli and bakery. They also sell take home ice cream and a small selection…read moreof take home frozen foods. We go here for the cheese. They have a lot of cheese from Quebec, France and the Netherlands. In fact they have a lot from all over Europe as well. You can ask for a sample before you buy the cheese. With the cost of some of these cheeses, that only makes sense. We picked up some Quebec cheese this trip but on past trips we bought Dutch cheese. The bakery side has good food as well. We have tried their breads and croissants and would definitely buy them again. There is a case full of pies, tartes,and cakes for sale and we are tempted to bring one home. They always have someone working who is fluent in English if your French is not good.

This natural food store on Mountain Rd is a nice neighborhood market. The place has lots of…read moreoptions so it provides variety in a small setting. We found excellent goat cheese options, drinks and artisan soaps for a gift. The products here are usually all good quality brands. Being a natural market, a lot of the offerings are free of pesticides, organic or all natural, therefore the prices are a bit high, definitely not a Shaw's nor Stop n Shop price point, but if you want some things that you can't find in a regular grocery store, check it out.... There's plenty of parking and the staff is very nice and friendly.

A Stowe, VT ripoff…read more For locals? Guess, it was a hot topic of social anxiety, when I showed up. Does Bill Gates winter here, because prices are jacked into craziness. $10 for dairy? Wine and fruit I can get anywhere? Nutty! Which is interesting, as regulars are ski lift operators/gardeners. Though chatty; it's too small, too sold out, too pricy and no variety in simple items: canapés, hard cider, napkins, bacon, eggs etc. Rebel review: overpriced 2

We heard about this store and farm from Joanne, the awesome Tourist Center Guide on our way into…read moreKnowlton. Elderberries are purported to be one of the highest antioxidant foods and as a life and wellness coach, I recommend it when someone needs an immune system boost to stave off the common cold, shorten the flu, and reduce sinusitis. That said, there are also other potential benefits of the juice of the fruit that have yet to be fully confirmed, yet are sufficiently awesome enough to give it a try. The store and seating area is gorgeous. With the breeze and sunshine, it made for a perfect day to look over the countryside and the crops below. Phil and Andrea, the owners, are passionate about what they do and it shows. Andrea makes every product they sell: pure elderberry juice, elderberry syrup (that is infused with honey, ginger and cinnamon); elderflower lemonade sweetened with the elderflower honey; red pepper jelly, rhubarb lime ginger compote, elderberry preserves, slightly spicy kale chips (no elderberry, but an awesome snack). They also extract the elderflower honey and her that as well for purchase. The juice itself is aptly described as part blueberry, part blackberry. It's slightly tart, but as you would use only 2 teaspoons a day for vitality purposes, it makes a great addition to boost the antioxidants of a smoothie, can be mixed in a tea, a lemonade, or even a club soda. The syrup would make a wonderful addition to a spritzer or as a delectable sauce for pancakes, waffles, or ic cream. You can taste the spiciness of the ginger and the cinnamon (both excellent for health-the former is an anti-inflammatory and the latter lowers blood pressure and stabilizes blood sugar). The lemonade is perfectly sweetened-just a hint, which allows the lemon favor to shine through. They serve it in tall tumblers sprinkled with fresh elderflowers and if you wish, a sprig of fresh mint (I recommend this). A really wonderful place to visit and to taste and buy the numerous homemade products made from their own gardens and crops.

Beautiful spot located on a farm, warm welcome, great service and good food. this is our second…read morethat we are having lunch here. This is very relaxing!

Great local farm where you can pick your own apples and get maple cremees (soft serve). The shop…read morealso sells maple syrup and other local goods

What an awesome place. If I didn't have to bike 14 miles (plus take a bike ferry) I would have…read morebought so much reasonably priced stuff. Instead I enjoyed a maple creemee (my first ever!) and looked at goats. Awesome spot. Next time I'm in VT I'll be back w a backpack to bring stuff home in!!