I drove about an hour here from Keene. It is the quintessential cheese shop. Charming place…read more The gentleman working, Shadow, was super helpful in sampling the cheeses and providing information. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area, or if you're not!

Trip highlight: cheese experts generously offer samples, explain varieties, answer questions. Loved…read morea couple cheeses--try and decide your favorites to take home!

Wow, what a cool little shop! Jams and preserves galore with flavors both familiar and really…read moreunexpected. And here's possibly the best part of all this: you can taste any of them. Yep, the shop's managers will prepare for you two containers, each holding six samples, your requests, so you're allowed to wrap your tongue around 12 different items. Now, you may not care for all them -- there were a few not for us -- but for the rest we explored and adored the flavors, especially anything blueberry. We found the staff chatty and funny and very helpful as we looked around. The shop is just steps from the Harpoon Brewery, and is well worth your time when you're visiting this area. BTW, we didn't find anything that seemed seriously overpriced, either, not when you consider how tasty these products are whether for you or as gifts.

I just love this place. I bought just about every cheese pairing jam they make- as well as many of…read moretheir other jams. All their jams are SO good. And DO try the recipes they have online- they are fantastic! I am such a fan of their jams and of their pie filling. Their pie filling is full of fruit and so fresh tasting! Maybe it's because they don't use cornstarch and fillers- or just because of the wonderful fruit they use- but they have the best commercial pie filling I've ever tried! Whether you live in Vermont and want a fun place to visit, or if you shop online, I do not see how anyone could be disappointed with these jams. They are simply delicious! Be adventurous and try some of their more exotic combination- I do not think you will be disappointed.

We had an amazing day wandering around the maple trees and grounds. Friendly staff helped us to…read morecheese. Plenty available to buy in the gift shop!

We enjoyed our experience here yesterday. A good size parking lot, incredibly friendly staff…read more There's some animals on the farm, a short maple hike, getting to see where the maple syrup is actually made, and sampling cheese and syrup as well. We got to learn a lot about the history and the way the farm operates. Nice size gift shop as well! We liked our visit!

This is probably what heaven looks like... 20+ linear feet of cheese sampling!! But as much as I…read moreloved the cheese sampling there were other great parts of the store, plenty of other local treasures and very friendly staff. My only suggestion would be to have more consistent sampling toothpick dispensers. The ones you have to turn the dial were the best (sanitary). Also that whole table could benefit from a sneeze guard. When visitors come to see the Quechee gorge, I always thought it was a large crevice of rushing water, but now I know its actually at the Cabot sampling table. This old lady choked on a piece of cheese as she was gorging herself with some aged cheddar, subsequently coughed over a section of the tasting table - luckily all the cheese is covered.

Great general store with tons of locally sourced good, super friendly staff and samples, wine and…read morecheese!

Small shop but amazing History and fun finds! The…read moreshopkeeper was great at giving us the history of Crowley cheese and lots of samples. We bought something and had a self made charcuterie for picnic lunch! We will be ordering online from them!

Scenic detour off beaten path, away from tourist traps. Watch cheese-making, sample unique aged…read morevarieties and smoked maple syrup. Enthusiastic staff gave engaging presentation. Great for out-of-staters.

I was craving some good Brie cheese. Picked some up in Somerville MA. Price was reasonable, I…read morework nights get out around 7:00am. Slept a little then remembered I had the cheese. Grabbed some Ritz crackers & went to town on it! Was a good creamy salty snack. Could spread it right out of the fridge. Almost finished it, but ran out of crackers. I believe this country makes the best cheese in the world!

After driving 4 plus hours in the pouring rain it was so nice to make it in here in time before…read morethey closed. Samples everywhere, lovely selection of local cheeses, meats, jams, crackers, drinks, soaps, syrup and sauces. Great place to hit first because they gave nice recommendations for stops on the cheese trail.

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.

I visited Proctorsville for the first time and went to Singleton's. Everyone was friendly and…read morehelpful. The food options were great, I loved the breakfast sandwich! the merchandise was so cute, I was able to get some gifts for my parents and my kids. So many options! Awesome atmosphere! Highly recommend!

Was visiting ludlow and went to this shop , on the way .. the store had lots of stuff but mostly…read moreall were soooooo expensive ! Hoodies for 50$ , shirts for 75$ and so many other things which were expensive. . There was a lot of food items which they sold . Not sure if thiss store is more like a deli for food but we thought it was more of used for general stuff . Parking was good . Lots of parking outside . Service was average . Not a great store for us to buy low priced soveniers or gifts . Store was nice organized though. Good location . On the way to Vermonts famous spots . 3 stars

Cute little shop with candies, souvenirs, maple syrup and maple creamers (maple soft serve)…read more We got a couple, one with maple crunchie toppings. In looking at the wall, it looks like they have won lots of awards for their maple syrups!

Ever go to a place so much you forget you never did a Yelp review?…read more Well this place is a gem. Sure the candy or the wine is nice. And the local souvenir gifts are a plus. But you come here in part for three things: the maple syrup (nuff said), the view, and the Maple Creemees. We could call it soft serve but well, Vermont. The creemees are delish. Affordable and big they are perfect on a summer day, a fall, day or even a winter day. Then take it out and eat by the lake? Heavenly. Nice people. Well worth the stop.

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.