We loved our breakfast here! We stopped on our way to Canada and was pleasantly surprised how…read moredelicious the food was and how kind the servers were!

Lovely spot owned by a sweet couple. Unique and yummy food! A treasure to stumble across in St…read more Johnsbury. Best waffle I've ever had! Loved the grits bowl too! My boyfriend loved his breakfast sandwich. I stole a bite and had to agree. Top marks!

Food was great (had three different empanadas), service was friendly and we loved the atmosphere -…read morereminded us of Foxy John's in Dingle Ireland!

My kind of place, a combined hardware store and restaurant, with a fantastic beer selection and a…read moregreat community vibe. I had the spinach, potato and sausage soup plus eggs rolls. The soup had a wonderful flavor and came in a very big bowl, so a great deal. The eggs rolls were also delicious. I don't live in the area, but wish I did as I would be back often for the food, the live music on Saturday nights, the Old-Time Jam on Sundays afternoons, and any time I needed hardware stuff as well.

Three Ponds is a gathering place for locals and visitors alike. It's manages to be both cozy and…read moreexpansive at the same time; tuck into a corner with your sweetie; gather with your extended family at the big round table in the window; sit on the porch and enjoy a creemee; pull up a chair with your friends at one of their wooden tables. The space accommodates all: it's bright, the shelves are stocked with local artisan wares for sale, and the service is friendly and efficient. And the food, you ask? Outstanding. Fresh, flavorful, and generously portioned. My BLT on brioche was absolutely decadent. The plate of hand cut fries and basket of polenta fries we shared at my table went quickly. I'd return in a heartbeat!

My partner and I went in after being curious for awhile. Let me tell you, it did not disappoint. I…read moregot the curried tuna sandwich and it was some of the most delicious and refreshing food I've had in years. It hit every note. I was speechless. The ambience in the restaurant was nice and the staff was incredibly friendly. Very clean and welcoming. Definitely recommend eating here!

Community spot of breakfast and gathering. It was hopping! The sandwiches were delicious as was the…read morecoffee. They also sell local fare. Great place to grab a gift along with breakfast/brunch.

Yum! Such delicious coffee and pastry! Friendly service, too, and right down the street from a…read moresuper cool bookstore!

I'm a motorcyclist. I travel all throughout the country just for peace of the wind in face. A few…read moremonths ago on my travels I came across this bakery. Being in a small town and not too much in food offerings but being breakfast time I stopped in. A pleasant but tight space greeted me. There are many places like this but it was comforting and fit for the area. I proceeded to order a simple coffee and a breakfast sandwich and then got back on my way. When I finally found time in the morning schedule to pull over and enjoy what I purchased I was taken back. Now I'm 40+ years old and not once have I found a croissant so good,...EVER! I live three + hours away but I'll tell you that this will be the first place I visit when I'm back in the area.

Super busy but really cool local coffee place and bakery. They have a lot of really good looking…read moretreats there. I had never been in before and was reading the menu and the person at the counter suggested the white chocolate raspberry drink . I normally don't get things iced but decided to do it. Overall I didn't really care for it cold and I didn't taste really any of the flavor that was supposed to be in it . I will go back and definitely try either that drink hot or something else. I love going to local places and supporting them tho.

Decided to break for lunch in Hardwick during my travel to the NE Kingdom. Though Hardwick is…read morecute, it's more of a pass through town than a destination. There were a handful of restaurants that were open but none appealed to us. Most seemed greasier than what we were in the mood for. Checked out their coop (grocery) but their cafe was closed. So bought some prepared foods at the coop and found Connie's across the street close to a cute little park. They are situated on a corner in a yellow painted Victorian close to a bridge. They have a few tables for indoor dining. I opted mine to go. Connie's is simple and wholesome basics done well. ++. Food is breakfast, lunch and baked treats. I tried their roast beef sandwich on their freshly baked wheat bread and some chips. Drink wise they have a few sodas and ice tea. +++ price is very reasonable. $8.88 for my sandwich and chips and rest of $10 into their tip jar. +++. Service was friendly and prompt. My sammie was made in 10 minutes while they had 2 other customers' orders. 2 ladies worked fast and my sammie was exactly as ordered :-) ++. Parking is street and free. They seem to have many locals. But this is a small town that likely rely on tourists so check them out if you fancy wholesome breakfast options and sandwiches!

I have been a HUGE fan of the doughnuts from that little store and continue to be! Friend and…read moredeliverer of those doughnuts, Terry Van Veghten, introduced me to them a few years ago. HE KNOWS HIS DOUGHNUTS!!

Waited for almost 45 min for some breakfast sandwiches and buffalo chicken tenders here. The…read morewaitress did give us a heads up they were busy but I didn't expect it to be this slow. Prices wise the village restaurant is very affordable. When the cook forgot to add the bacon in the breakfast sandwich, the waitress was good about fixing it. French onion soup of the day was good although waitress must have been new as she didn't know it. Overall the food was pretty good but service was a downside.

Had the BLT fries onion rings and a turkey ham club sandwich. Everything was perfect. tomato slices…read morewere ripe and tasty bacon was crisp not greasy lettuce crisp and fresh and homemade bread was perfectly lightly toasted. Onion rings crisp with great taste no grease. Service was terrific. cant say enough nice things about this little treasure. Open 6-3 seven days a week. Super breakfast menu.

Great spot -- nice hot maple latte. The vegan burrito was really good. The biscuit with egg and…read moreadding maple sausage was phenomenal. Service was friendly and helpful. Wish we were locals to come back!

Great local cafe to stop by for morning coffee, snacks and lunch. Staff was friendly and patient…read more They have a nice large room inside and a large parking lot. Had the lemon poppy pastry which was heavy but full of flavor. The sausage egg and cheese sandwich was hot, soft and delicious. Overall, I recommend to stop by at least once!

The dinner house is just a wonderful place to go. My husband and I went there when we were going to…read moreBread and Puppet, which is only a few minutes away. This was one of the best meals I've ever had in my life. The berries were freshly handpicked, the sauce made to order, the menu choices imaginative and, it turns out, delicious. The server was lovely, professional, thoughtful, excellent in every way. The grounds are absolutely impressive, beautifully maintained, and interesting with thoughtful landscaping filled with plants native to the area. I'm a vegetarian and I especially appreciated that there were really delicious choices for not only meat eaters, but also vegetarians. Classy, unfussy, quality gourmet food. Can't say enough good things about this wonderful restaurant.

A destination dining experience that quietly rivals Michelin-level restaurants…read more Some places are good. Some places are memorable. And then there are places that make you stop mid-bite and think, "How is this here?" The Dinner House is absolutely one of those places. Tucked into the most charming corner of Vermont, this restaurant feels like a discovery -- elegant without being pretentious, warm without being casual. During my stay, the dining room was packed every single night, with real waitlists and a steady buzz that confirmed what was already obvious: people know this place is special. The food is on another level. Thoughtful, refined, and deeply satisfying -- every dish is executed with precision and heart. It's the kind of cooking that feels effortlessly confident. Honestly? This is Michelin-consideration legit. The kind of restaurant you'd expect to read about in a city dining guide, not stumble upon in rural Vermont. Behind it all is a true culinary powerhouse: Steve, the chef, and Maria, the baker. Together, they are magic. The savory dishes are layered, balanced, and beautifully composed, while the baking is exceptional -- the kind that lingers in your memory long after the plate is cleared. Their collaboration elevates the entire experience. Sunday brunch deserves special mention -- indulgent, comforting, and flawless. Come hungry, expect to wait, and trust that it will be worth it. This isn't just a great local restaurant. It's a destination. If you care about food, hospitality, and experiences that feel rare and intentional, make the trip.

Fantastic spot for lunch in Morrisville!!! My wife and I stopped in after hiking at Elmore State…read morePark and had a delightful experience. Our sandwiches were generous--filled with nice cold cuts and crunchy vegetables. I had a turkey sandwich on maple wheat bread--really solid. My wife got hummus and veggies on maple wheat and enjoyed it immensely. You order at the counter. Staff was energetic, friendly and gracefully answered all our questions. They also patiently captured all of our special orders--dressing on the side, etc. The dining room is basic, but very bright. There's also a nice patio out front if you want to eat outside. One tip: the menu board only shows some of the possible sandwich/salad choices and combinations. If you want to see the full selection, I recommend ordering online.

Found myself in Morrisville somewhat randomly today and was hungry. The great Yelp reviews led me…read moreto Thompson's. I got there a little before closing, so it was just the staff and me. I ordered a turkey sandwich with lettuce, tomato, and cheese on their house-made honey wheat, with cranberry mayo to go. The woman who took my order was very pleasant and gave me all my options. While waiting, I chatted with another woman (presumably the owner) who was also very nice, and we had a pleasant little conversation. The sandwich was frankly amazing. It had a generous amount of turkey, and the veggies were very fresh. The bread was cut nice and thick, the way good homemade bread should be. I'm glad I went with the cranberry mayo over plain, as it was a delicious addition. I can't think of anything I would have changed, except maybe adding bacon. I can't fault them, though; that one is all on me. Next time I'm back in Morrisville, I will definitely stop by again.