I would like to say that in all honesty that I believe coworkers should not be talking about having…read moreboils on their vaginas and also working in customer service. They also don't need to be down grading other employees who get a paycheck just like they do to only run them to the ground. I highly recommend that when u go here that u do it if u really need to cus this is unacceptable. I would not want anyone touching my food or drinks if I had boils on my vagina. The teenagers that work there at least have respect enough to not even talk like that and for 2 grown adult women to be talking about it on the floor baffles me. I don't like sometimes the way other customers get treated by the management either because she is disrespectful to alot of people. I'm sorry but this is very unprofessional and it needs to be recognized on what goes on when the management is on vacation.

this place has some of the worst customer service i have ever encountered. there are these two…read moregirls that work there that have the most hostile, confrontational and rude attitude and constantly have atrocious service. anytime i am served by them, i am always met with the phrase, "what do you want?" with rolling eyes and dirty looks. not to mention, most of the time my order is wrong and the food tends to be mediocre. i hope corporate does something about the terrible staff and am hopeful to see some change in the future.

Very cool spot with apple cider tasting (MYFAV!) warm donuts, sweets and much much more!…read more Definitely. Must try when in area.

Cool spot, definitely worth a visit. Store was amazing and the cider tasting was fun. The products…read moreare definitely geared to tourist. Only thing that really brought down the experience was the donuts were not warm even though they were making them. They did not give us warm donuts. Also the dog biscuits for $2 is not worth it, incredibly hard.

Stopped by for a break right after crossing the border. We went for a Coffee, Toasted Coconut…read moreDonut, and a Grilled Cheese. Coffee was good. Really liked the donut and the grilled cheese. The lady that operated the cafe was nice and friendly. There is some seating space just as you enter as well as on the back. Looked like, in summer, patio also opens up. Neat and clean. There is parking on the street as well as off the Main Street (opposite Bridge Street). Definitely recommended!!

Fresh, well made donuts…read more Line out the door at 9am on a Sunday - Tori's is doing something right! The sour cream donut was crispy on the exterior, soft and creamy in the middle.

Excellent donuts and pastries! They sell out before closing for a reason! You can place an order…read moreonline for easy convenience and pick it up at a time that works for you! Perfect for parents dropping kids off at school and getting to work on time!

One of the best donuts we've ever had! Freshly baked and chewy. This was our first time there, so…read morewe had to try one of each: Creme Brulee, Blueberry Jelly, Strawberry Frosted, Cookies and Creme, Rainbow Sprinkle, Lemon Curd, Maple Glazed, and Apple Fritters. We also had a small box of the Maple Glazed Holes. The staff was very friendly and helpful, and the store was pretty spacious, clean, and well organized. A must-visit if you're in the area AND a donut lover! You have to get here early because they sell out quick.

Tried The Skinny Pancake - Montpelier for the first time. We plan to visit a few more times to…read moreexplore the many items that sound interesting. This trip, we enjoyed a milkshake, Skinny Fries (they were out of poutine), Noah's Ark, and Breakfast Monster. The house bbq sauce was chosen to accompany the fries: not my favorite bbq sauce; the fries were crispy and well salted. I hope to try the poutine on another visit. Noah's Ark was a nice blend of sweet and savory. The sausage was ok, but probably would try another meat choice next time. For pesto lovers, the Monster will really scratch that itch! Overall a good experience worth repeating. See you next time...

The Skinny Pancake legacy lives on! I stopped by while I was in Montpelier - it was my first time…read morevisiting this location. I haven't been to a Skinny Pancake since I received the devastating no-more-gluten-for-me news, so I was glad to see that they have a buckwheat crepe option for us gluten-free dweebs. I ordered the apple & brie crepe. I was informed that the hash purples go into a shared fryer, so they're not totally gluten-free. I accepted my future stomachache & ordered them anyways, because they've always been my favorite item on the menu. Service was friendly & prompt. Find a table, order at the counter, & they'll bring your food to you. The hash purples were totally delightful, as expected. 5 star color, too. The crepe was unfortunately very underwhelming. It was super thick & the texture was kinda ominous. I didn't end up finishing it. They might just need to tweak their gluten-free batter slightly to get the balance right. I believe in them (: Overall a fun lunch spot in the marvelous capital of Vermont.

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.

Stopped in for lunch after spending some time at the cider mill. The food was solid. The burger was…read moreamazing. My pesto sandwich was good. Burger definitely was a hit though. The friendly service really was so welcomed after the busy day we were having. There's plenty of seating both inside and out.

The best food-to-go in Northeast Kingdom, period. Red Sky Trading is a miracle foodie market in a…read morebarn in the middle of Glover, VT--the daily homemade donuts bring most people in, but the homemade tortillas chips and salsas are my favorite. You must also try the homemade cookies (Mexican chocolate, lemon lavender, etc), pies, cakes, jams, granola, local cheeses and bread, fruit and occasional treats like savory pies for picnics. Not all of this is available every day, it's a labor of love in season only, so good luck! Red Sky is like visiting your hip Italian-Mexican grandmother's house if she had Julia Child's skills and sold her pies in the garage along with collectible vintage camp furniture. It's always a surprise and has made many summer cabin meals /car trips yummy & magical.

From the owner: Our homemade hand cut donuts are a specialty in the area.Baked goods, jams ,jelly chutney and…read morepickles.VT Maple syrup.Antiques and collectables, that will make you giggle and remember your childhood. Our homemade fresh salsas and corn tortilla chips- Local artisan cheeses from Jasper Hill,Sweet Rowen Farmstead, and other Vermont cheese makers. Our shop is in our historic Barn along the Barton River in Glover, Vermont.

Stopped in here before an early morning ascent of East Osceola . Quick service was provided as we…read morewere not looking to linger . The bagel I order was nicely toasted and creamed with cheese. The bathroom situation left a lot to be desired as it was a chock full porta potty with urine and feces all over the seat. Next time just sneak over to the McDonald next door to use their toilet

Gluten free bagels with a beautiful sun porch. It's rare to find GF bagels and the cool weather…read moremade it perfect for sitting outside. Staff was friendly.

We stopped here for some takeout and while it's nothing special to look at, the food was good. I…read moregot the Pig Pile grinder which was B&M beans, 2 hot dogs and pulled pork all on a grinder roll. My wife got a pulled pork sandwich and it was all ready in a good amount of time. The grinder was a mess to eat but was a good combination of ingredients, the pulled pork sandwich was also very good. A nice little place to stop and grab something to eat and plenty of choices so we'll be glad to stop there again when we're in the area.

Stopped in after checking out of Lopstick & getting gas for the ride home! Great breakfast! Eggs…read morewere excellent & the English muffin was fried on the grill w/butter. 7 of us in the group & and didn't wait long for our food to come out. Love supporting local places like this. They had some rabbit skins & jerky for the pups, so i grabbed a jerky as a treat for our dog! Talked to the girl & she said they raise/use everything they can on them!!!! Will definitely be back in the summer for a few days & will stop by !!

Good things come to those who wait- and this place was hoppin' on a Sunday morning. The two guys…read morerunning it were the nicest. Donuts must be good because they were sold out. We ordered two hot chocolates- Ghirardelli- the best, an Americano and a mocha. This roadside stand hit the spot on a chilly morning.

Amazing! Located at the Orange Rind in East Burke. Just had breakfast and was fantastic! Love the…read moredonoughts! We will be back to try dinner