Great place for lunch with family. Everyone was able to find something special on the menu. Pork…read moresandwich was epic, cheese burgers and BLT were tasty too. Staff was helpful and attentive. Nice to see constant stream of local customers.

This place looks like a run of the mill sandwich shop but it's not. As soon as we walked in, Jesse…read moreenthusiastically greeted us and gave detailed descriptions of the menu and based on our responses recommended what to order. Great fish and chicken sandwiches in a very friendly environment. Highly recommend!

Olsen's is my favorite place to get a creemee in Vermont. I love the black raspberry stacked on…read morechocolate. The chocolate/vanilla twist is fabulous too. They always have fantastic music playing at just the right volume too.

Wow excellent ice cream. It made my wife smile and enjoy her cone. The service so good. A place to…read moresit outside and watch the world go bye eating ice cream

There are truly not enough words to describe how much I adore this restaurant and its staff. I…read moreaccidentally stumbled upon Rustic Roots a few years ago when my friend and I wanted to get brunch after we finished our morning classes at UVM, this place came up on my recommended and I am so glad it did! It became a tradition for me and my friend to go every month (sometimes practically every week) to get arguably the greatest breakfast in all of Vermont. Their menu changes seasonally, which means there's always something new to try! I think it's so impressive how they do both a savory and a sweet breakfast so perfectly, and don't skip the sides! I graduated in May and have since moved back home and I still think about their cheesy truffle grits and popovers! I recommend going on the waitlist if you want to guarantee a spot, as it can get busy on the weekends, especially with the farmers market right across the street. I am also obsessed with how homey it is inside, and how after going there for so long the workers treated me and my friend just like family! I can't wait to go back on my next trip up to Vermont!

This is a super small, cute spot with great food. We ordered the croque madame with a biscuit and…read morefresh orange marmalade(SO delicious), the Rustic breakfast and the bacon & Spinach omelette, very good! The Bloody Mary was also very good. Service was excellent!

The food here is AMAZING! Under new ownership for the past…read moreyear or so, Donna has done this small town gem a world of greatness. Donna can create just about anything. Her first love is pastry, so I recommend any baked item there is. She always has fresh baked goodies on her newly renovated lunch counter. Last time I was in town, I tried her cinnamon pancakes. They were made from a fresh homemade cinnamon bun. It was greatness! Her omelet and hamburgers are the best in town.

Do not pass this place by! Great hearty breakfast reasonably. Our waitress alone was excellent way…read moreto start your day. The portions were over the top. My wife had sausage and Pancakes which were huge, light and fluffy. Me, I had Eggs, bacon, home fries and phenomenal homemade toasted bread for $7.30 was so worth it. You won't find a better breakfast in the Keeseville area. Plan on coming back to try dome of her homemade pies.

Terrific roadside cafe at mile 12 in our bike ride from Burlington. Delicious, fresh, local food…read more We had their Stinger burger and chicken tacos with fresh squeezed lemonade. Hit the spot. Excellent service too. The maple creamie, next door at Allenholm farm is among the best!

Great lunch at the Hive today with my folks while I'm in town. We had the stinger burgers and fish…read moretacos. Dad doesn't like the bun, so got his on a bed of local greens. We both had a side of slaw. Mom said the fish tacos were spicy and delicious. Great service, wonderful homemade food. Loved it!

This is a hidden gem that we totally would have missed if not for our Airbnb hosts' excellent…read morerecommendation. We never expected such gourmet food to come out of what is essentially a dressed-up after-hours bagel shop. We called ahead to make a reservation (they highly encourage this) and were promptly greeted and seated by one of the sisters, Patty, as soon as we arrived. Their menu is small, but we didn't mind it, both of us finding a couple of things each that sounded delicious. I was a little bummed that they were both out of crab cakes and weren't serving the sweet pea and basil soup that they had advertised on Facebook as a weekend special, but we rallied and split the picnic plate instead as an app. It was so special--featuring homemade pickled veggies (the pickling brine was so delicious), some fantastic homemade country pate, cheese, cherries, olives and plenty of bread. We enjoyed every last bite. For our mains, I got the scallops Pernod, which were perfectly cooked and so sweet. The accompanying spinach and farro were simple but complemented it well. My husband got the seared tuna, which was a beautiful rare in the center and came with a wasabi sauce that really made the dish. For dessert, we split a slice of carrot cake, which looked and tasted very homemade (I saw Patty cutting it from a cake carrier), and it was the best carrot cake I've had in a long time. Moist, just sweet enough, and dangerously scarfable. I found myself wishing we had each gotten our own slice. Everything we ate was made with care and love, and the dining experience felt intimate and cozy, like we were being served a very nice meal at a friend's house. It's a three-person operation, with one sister (the very sweet Patty) running front-of-house, one sister running the kitchen, and a busboy, so be prepared to wait a little bit at times. We didn't mind though given how relaxing the atmosphere was. This ended up being my favorite dinner during our anniversary weekend in Burlington, and this is after Honey Road and Hen of the Wood. We look forward to coming back.

Can't believe I almost forgot to review this place! Chillest vibes, trillest staff, orchestra of…read moreflavor food. Out. Of. This. World. I had the absolute best tuna steak sandwich I have ever eaten in my whole life here. It was seasoned just right. Cooked perfectly. And tasted so fresh you'd think there was tuna swimming in Lake Champlain! We sat on the back patio under the summer Vermont sun soaking in the detail oriented surroundings. I don't know who these sisters are, but they are hitting home runs with food. If you're ever on the isle, MAKE THIS A DESTINATION!!

Loved it! The small of fresh baked bread as you walk up the steps is a great sign! Delicious…read morepaninis. Decandent CC Cookies! Lots of wonderful bread selections. Cool vibe inside, nice outside patio.

What a wonderful, cozy place! I got a cha cha cha panini that was absolutely wonderful- the…read morechipotle lime mayo was so yummy and flavorful. I also got their golden milk latte which was great. The staff is so kind, I was there towards the end of the day and they gave me a free croissant which was so sweet! The only reason I give it four stars out of five is because for a $13 sandwich. I wished it was a little bit bigger, but it was great!

We had a burger and a grilled cheese. Didn't expect much, very pleasantly surprised. Nice outside…read moreseating. Dog friendly.

Our family is local and has been going to Whitebrook for many years. We used to look forward to…read moreweekly visits to the Dairy Bar and the hot dog statue with our young children. Kids got ice cream and the adults got clam strip baskets, chicken fingers and the burgers always hit the spot. We understood when things were busier, were patient when waits were longer and supported it when prices went up and food portions seemed to get a bit smaller. The majority of the time the workers were hardworking and friendly. Many of the younger workers would tell us about their summers and made the regular small talk with us. Last summer we noticed that the staff seemed bothered by customers and the quality (for a nice little ice cream stand anyways) began to slip. This summer we noticed it again - workers in the back eating candy while cooking and hair in the macaroni and cheese during another visit. Some small things that we chalked up to younger kids working that were minor mistakes anyone could make. But still pretty much friendly service if not just going through the motions perhaps. Then last week we had an extremely rude server. She asked the bare minimum about our order, answered simple questions with attitude and when she handed us our food, she stuck her arm holding the ice cream out of the window and just stood there staring at people until the correct person would walk up and ask her if it was their order. It was so noticeably snotty that I overheard another group of people talking about it and other couples in our party had the same experience when going up at different times. We may head back for one last twist cone before they close for the year, but our excitement to hit Whitebrook isn't what it used to be.