So many gluten free options here including cookies, breads and rolls ($1.50 upcharge), and bagels…read more They also have specialty lattes and a huge selection of teas. I wasn't the biggest fan of their plain coffee with almond milk, so I'd recommend getting a flavor in it. Great spot for a quick grab and go, and they have some canned and bottled drink too. They offer a solid breakfast and lunch menu. Breakfast is served until 10:45am but you can still get a bagel, just not the breakfast combos. I was five minutes late to breakfast but still got a bagel with cream cheese and cucumber added. There's seating inside, and the staff was really friendly.

Came here for breakfast before skiing every morning. A cute little place with a variety of…read moresandwiches, pastries, and soups. The workers are always so nice here. Inside has a couple of tables. I ordered the grilled cheese one day and it was okay! A little bland. The other days I ordered the broccoli cheddar soup and a croissant and loved it. Croissant was flakey and soft. Soup was always so warm and a good warm to start the day. Loved starting our day here!

Adorable country store and restaurant. We stopped in for breakfast. Great food and coffee!read more

Starbucks coffee and bad food! Overly priced and pretty poor service…read more Ordered a bacon, egg, cheese, croissant, it was extremely overly cooked. Ordered an OAT Milk latte AND WAS VERY CLEAR on that order, got to the car and started drinking it. Then later was notified by my stomach and the label that it was WHOLE milk. Cute place and cute store. Dont go for food or coffee, just go for the store.

Great bagels....toasted w/ CC or one of the Brk sandwiches l....all sooooo good…read more Linda is awesome!!

We came over by serendipity. Waiting on service at Sure Foot store and we were all famished, so…read morestarted looking and The Bagel was just across the street. Everything went well at this place. The latte was excellent. My bagel with cream cheese and lox was superb. Plenty of outside seating, and a vibrant and active morning clientele that made the ambiance congenial and sporty. Great place to start the day...

I don't post on yelp to hurt business, I post in the hope that the business will try and fix these…read moreconcerns. The staff was nice and the bathrooms were clean. I got the jerk chicken wings which tasted like they came out of a pre seasoned package from a grocery store and was very dry. We also got the cream of broccoli soup which had no flavor and had the consistency of crushed up cauliflower with the driest corn bread ever. Had a burger which was the only up side to any of it. To top it off these were lunch specials that came with nothing on the side, no fries, no chips nothing. I would think if you are calling something a lunch special it would come with some kind of side. We still supported this location by going across and getting a couple cider doughnuts. Anyway, all my best to this business.

Needed a place for late lunch while visiting the ice cream company down the street…read more Apparently, stopping in during the fall is a crazy idea. It was sooooo busy. The parking felt like we were parking for a huge concert. People directing, hoping to find an open spot. We finally found a small spot and decided to grab a bite before looking at the huge place across the driveway. When in Vermont, get the Vermonter. Smoked turkey, apples, cheddar, pickled onions. My daughter liked it. I got a cheeseburger with maple bourbon pickles, cheddar, onion, tomato, and lettuce. The presentation of both was really nice. Both tasted good. They ran about $13-15. We wanted to do a cider flight but the ones we wanted to try were out. The wait to order was looooooooong (more than 20 minutes) and then waiting for the food also took a while. This is not the place to go if you have limited time. After eating at the cafe, we crossed the driveway and explored the large building. Lots to buy. We decided to try the cider donut that everyone was buying. It was a tiny boring soggy donut. Not worth the wait or the $ (even though it was cheap). It was fun to watch the cider press.

Someone we met on a hike recommended this cafe, and by the time we finished (@2pm), we were all…read morehungry. Luckily, we got there before they closed @3. The service was so great - the woman who took our order was super friendly and patient with us. We got a chicken caesar wrap, grilled cheese and the carnitas salad (which was an expensive $18, but was HUGE) and 2 bags of chips. Everything was *really* yummy and you could tell it was made fresh.

My Pioneer Wrap was 2 slivers of chicken and about a pound of lettuce. Not sure what's pioneering…read moreabout this wrap, maybe a new way to rip people off? Couldn't even eat it. With what's going on right now I didn't even want lettuce and got pretty much nothing but lettuce.

Quality food. I hope their business keeps growing. I think a nice addition would be some more…read moredifferent kinds of "quality tea" like Rishi.

Delicious food ! Everything from soup to pastry was amazing. What a find. We will be back!read more

First of all, great music playing in this spot. We got in just in time, pretty soon after they…read moreopened: this place filled up QUICK and there seemed like a pretty substantial weight. We got the breakfast pancakes to split, which we were very curious about. It was somehow an excellent pancake and also a unique experience. I also grabbed the spinach scramble and my wife got the potatoes verdes. The chorizo in her dish was surprisingly good, but the true unsung hero was the homemade biscuit. Definitely grab one of those! The homemade hot sauce is excellent and not too spicy but packed with flavor. It adds a ton to their egg dishes. We are going back tomorrow to check out the banana bread French toast, which our waitress said is not to be missed, but we simply didn't have any more room in our stomachs! Update after day 2: skip the corn beef hash, and the omelet we got was just so-so. The "scramble" style egg dishes are much better. The home fries didn't get enough love in yesterday's review. They are quite excellent. And, the banana bread French toast was as advertised. Don't miss it. You can get a single slice as a side order for five bucks as of this writing, and you will not regret it. Again, excellent and friendly service and my kind of music.

Cute little diner in Waterbury Vermont. This place only serves breakfast and lunch no dinner…read more Open 7:30am to 2:30pm daily 7 days a week. The service was great. She came back and checked on us few times and see if we needed anything. The restaurant was clean. The food was delicious. The steak and cheese was perfect. The cornbeef hash was just plan, wasn't enough salty. 2 bathrooms. Dining room has around 10 tables. Great restaurant for quick breakfast or lunch while in town for camping or just in town.

We are staying in VT and found this gem of a diner. The place is adorable and seats about eleven…read morepeople total. The ladies running the place are super sweet, but the chef is truly the star of the show. She single-handedly slays that tiny kitchen and produces great food at breakneck speeds. Her whole prep area is about 2ft by 2ft. When we arrived, there were six others that had just arrived too. She whirls around that tiny kitchen, whipping up masterpieces, all the while chatting up the regulars sitting at the counter. We had a traditional breakfast of eggs, potatoes, bacon, pancakes and toast. All of it hot and delicious. I highly recommend you stop in if you get the chance.

We stopped here not knowing what to expect on our way home from a great Vermont weekend. There are…read moremaybe 16 seats in the whole place but the food was excellent! Definitely small town atmosphere and everyone was so kind. This precious gentleman gave up sitting at a four top and moved to the bar so our family could eat there. The waitress was great- even the cook came out and said hello! Definitely recommend if you're passing through or even from there!