Great sandwiches !! Very friendly staff, quick service, an obvious stop for anyone staying at the…read moreGrand Summit Hotel at Mount Snow. I really enjoyed the "Inferno Italian" sandwich, so flavorful and satisfying. The room felt clean and welcoming, with plenty of seating and natural light. I will definitely be back

Oh, this hurts. But "meh, I've had better" is the best description for the Grand Country Deli. The…read morecombination restaurant/convenience store/souvenir shop is like gasoline: you can't put anything else in your car as a substitute, so you pay whatever outrageous price is in front of you and can't question it. As the only proper breakfast option at the resort, I had the opportunity to have both breakfast and lunch here on two different days. First was lunch. While the panini was delicious, the coleslaw was disappointing and the combo was not worth the price. At any other sandwich type place, the sandwich and salad combo would probably cost about four dollars less than what I paid, plus the cost of drinks. Where you might pay $1.50 for a bottle of water at a grocery store, don't count on that price here. Cold sandwiches also cost a dollar less than hot sandwiches, so I suppose I could have saved a dollar and ordered something that didn't interest me in the slightest to save a few pennies. The next day was for breakfast, which was a little more reasonable than lunch. The scrambled egg combo came with home fries and toast, which were adequate, even though the eggs tasted a little buttery. Add in the cost of a bottle of orange juice, and you've matched the cost of yesterday's sandwich. The home fries were good, but I've certainly had better. I added Tabasco to my breakfast, which turned out to be a somewhat bad idea. If nothing else, it confirmed to me that I will always prefer Frank's over Tabasco. The shop part of the cafe has all the items you would find in most hotel shops, but absolutely nothing has a price tag on it. I shudder to think of what I could have paid if I had an overwhelming need for maple syrup. It's convenient if you can't leave the hotel and want to get your souvenirs right away, but again, "meh, I've seen better" is the most accurate description ever. I should hope after a long day of skiing, you have food already in your room and you won't need to pick anything up here. Basically, if you can get offsite for lunch, skip the deli and save this for breakfast only. I just hope they don't run out of French toast again.

Prior to my first 1A visit, I have not loved the coffee I've tried at multiple places in Southern…read moreVT. And that's being kind. I told the person who helped me at 1A just that, thereby establishing the stakes at the outset. He didn't seem too worried. I quickly saw why. 1A has the best coffee I've had in Southern VT. And it's not even close. I'm a black iced coffee drinker. I prefer iced coffee (brewed hot and chilled) to cold brew (steeped at room temp or colder for a while) for technical reasons, but many places only offer cold brew these days. 1A offered both. Bonus point. The cold coffee was already stored in jars in a small fridge. I forget the price, but it seemed fair. The iced coffee was very good. Smooth. Very drinkable. No aftertaste. I've had the sense that the taste of other Southern VT Coffee spots is perhaps affected my mineral rich water. I did not have that sense at 1A. A couple of other selling points for 1A. 1A roasts their own beans. That always demonstrates a commitment to the craft for me. They're the only area place I've noticed that roasts their beans. In addition, in the best possible way, the person who helped me was a coffee nerd. I am too. He wants to try as many lattes in as many states as he can. He had a map showing all of his visits. I finally feel like I found a place in Southern VT that really cares about the craft of coffee. It's my new spot when I visit from CT.

really early on a Sunday morning. Got to mocha cappuccinos and some treats. A big old brownie, and…read morea chocolate chip cookie. All were very yummy. I also got a cold brew and a green tea to go in these cute little jars. The barista was very good. Great experience all around.

I'm back again. I really enjoy the sandwich and burger, especially the juicy patty and fresh…read moreingredients!

Fun breakfast/lunch cafe and coffee shop with an interesting shopping experience…read more The bread is delish and staff do a great job handling the line in a small space. Sit in or out.

This was a great little stop, I asked what most people get and the friendly barista immediately…read moresuggested a maple syrup latte. It was nice hot with real maple syrup in the cup and sweet foam on top. Paired well with the Apple cinnamon muffin. Just the right breakfast for my on-the-go morning. No line is a big plus too!

Stopped by on a whim on the way to view a wedding venue. Easy to miss but totally worth a visit!…read moreThe owner was so sweet and the iced maple latte was 10/10 and they use coffee ice cubes! They also sell cute jewelry and use organic local ingredients.

My order: iced maple latte The review: I downed that thing…read morein like 5 minutes. The maple latte was tremendous. I asked for less milk. I loved their beans, so I decided to buy a bag of the espresso roast. They also have single origin roasts, which I would love to try if I'm ever back here. The place is a walk up window with a very small patio, and it seems like back in the day, it used to be a place that you could walk inside. As for staff, there was one singular man making everyone's coffees and also bagging up coffee beans. Hats off to that guy (the owner? unsure). Really glad we stopped here, and I highly recommend making the stop if the line isn't too long.

The iced maple latte was a phenomenal way to end the VT trip! Chris was such a good barista and did…read morenot take that long to make two coffees. 10/10 coming back next time especially with the house music!!!

What a lovely place. The selection of local foods was really extensive and the mini 60% chocolate…read morebar we got was decadent. The mocha with local chocolate was the best I've ever had and the Battenkill chocolate milk espresso creamery was so so good! I can't wait to return. Very nice staff as well.

We just moved to Vermont last week. My youngest already calls this her place. The staff is…read morefriendly, food is amazing and reasonably priced. We love taking our food upstairs to eat while we hang out together.

Visiting the Maple Reserve was on my list of places to go while in Vermont this weekend. Touristy?…read moreYes. Worth it? Heck yes! Stopped in on Saturday midday thinking I was going to get a latte and maple creemee. However when I get there, I saw some guys drinking beers at the bar which piqued my interest so I took another look at the menu. Why not get an Affogatotini? Caffeine and a maple creemee all in one! This was DELISH! The girls that work here are so nice. I visited twice in the same day and both times this place was swamped. They took it in stride and still had a smile on their face while working through the line. The Maple Reserve offers ice cream / creemees, coffee, pastries and serves alcohol. They have a little area where you can also buy pure Vermont maple syrup, jams, sauces, small kitchen accessories, etc.

My order: Affogato (maple) The review: I wish I were able to…read morecome back and try literally every menu item. I saw one woman chilling on her laptop who had bought 3 things for herself: a cup of ice cream, some sort of cocktail, and a boba drink. She looked like she was loving life. Made with espresso from locally roasted coffee beans, the affogato with maple creemee was absolutely divine. They drizzled more maple syrup atop the creemee. It wasn't too sweet and just perfectly creamy, as the name suggests. I was pleased to see that there were many gluten free options, including the waffles, which come on sticks like popsicles. Would make the 3 hour trip just to try those one day. The Maple Reserve is definitely Aya-approved.

Very nice coffee spot with awesome cold brew. They ran out of nitro but cold brew was pretty good…read more Cute spot, looks like people sit & read and sip coffee here. Decent pricing, not too crazy. My only tweak... ask for less ice! My whole cup of cold brew was 70% ice and 30% cold brew. It was gone in seconds... lol

The woman working on July 23rd in the afternoon could use a customer service lesson. I said thank…read moreyou and she didn't acknowledge. She wasn't rude but she wasn't polite either. She just came off as not caring.

Summary- coffee made with care…read more Just a great couple of lattes Beans I bought were also excellent.

Very cozy I'm assuming coffee house. Few parking spots in the front, but there are also location…read morelocations along the street. Seating is limited. They have a huge book selection that dominates the area where it could be useful for seating and more accommodating patrons. They do have a counter area where you can sit. One very large couch and chair. Actually felt a little stressed because of the claustrophobic nature of how they have it arranged. Overall, I would go back.

outstanding baguettes and bagels, plus they have whitefish salad from ACME. i think the quality of…read morewhat they serve is excellent

Lovely relaxed vibe, lovely staff. However I drove out of the way to go here based on reviews and…read moreit wasn't that great. I Felt the standard of cleanliness was poor, all the food on the counter with no cover. The staff were lovely but I would recommend putting food in covered displays