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!

The Buttery: Kitchen + Pantry is a charming and intimate café that offers a thoughtfully curated…read moremenu featuring fresh ingredients and bold flavors. The space itself is cozy and inviting, with a bright, modern aesthetic that blends rustic and contemporary elements. Given its small size, it fills up quickly, making it a great spot for a relaxed meal, if you plan ahead with a reservation. For our meal, my wife ordered the Eggplant "Parm" sandwich, a delightful combination of panko-breaded eggplant, melted mozzarella, fresh basil, "vodka" sauce, and pesto aioli, all served on toasted focaccia. She enjoyed the crispiness of the eggplant, which paired well with the creamy cheese and flavorful sauces. The sandwich was well-balanced, both in texture and taste. I opted for the Banh Mi sandwich and chose chicken as my protein. However, I was mistakenly given pork instead. The mix-up wasn't immediately noticeable, and I only realized it when I saw "pork" marked on the receipt. Despite this, the sandwich itself was delicious, featuring house-pickled banh mi slaw, sliced cucumber, spicy mayo, and the protein on a perfectly toasted baguette. The flavors were vibrant, and the pickled vegetables added a refreshing crunch. While I enjoyed the meal, I would have preferred to receive my original order. To drink, I had the Turmeric Tea Latte with oat milk, which was warm, earthy, and lightly spiced ... a comforting and smooth beverage. My wife had a classic cup of coffee, which she found to be rich and satisfying. Our server, Joseph, was friendly and provided good service overall, though the order mix-up was an oversight. The staff seemed attentive despite the restaurant being quite busy. Overall, The Buttery is a great spot for high-quality sandwiches, fresh ingredients, and a cozy dining experience. The food is well-crafted, and the ambiance makes it an enjoyable place to sit and enjoy a meal. However, due to its popularity and limited seating, reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times. I'd definitely return, but I'd double-check my order next time to ensure accuracy.

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 husband and I ventured to Cabot, specifically to visit The Den and we had a sweet time…read more Relaxing, drinking a couple of Vt beers, enjoying conversation with other patrons at the cozy bar. He visited the Hardware area, bought some Sugar Maple Charcoal. All in all, a very satisfying experience. We will definitely return! Shout out to our bartender, Hillary, who provided us with our drinks and good company!

I had the pulled pork, and it was very good. The bun was made in-house, and the Fiddlehead IPA was…read moredelicious. I will definitely come back. A nice from-scratch place.

The food is mostly really good, especially their salads and their nachos. They are knowledgeable…read moreabout gluten-free, which is really helpful if anyone in your party has food allergies. Staff is friendly, and it's nice that the place is spacious and no one rushes you out. The food is relatively quick, so it is not a long wait if you're hungry. It's a great meet-up spot if you want time to hang with people after you eat. Great windows for soaking in the view, too. A few caveats: -- They charge 3% extra if you pay with a credit card. So, bring cash! -- They run the AC too cold in the summer -- not uncommon for a restaurant. Unless you like it really cold, bring a sweater, even in the summer! -- The pulled pork, at least the time I got it, was exceptionally peppery. I don't mean hot peppery but black pepper. It was the only flavor you could taste. Overpowering. So, I might skip that.

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!

Every time that I drive from St J to Burlington (which is frequently), I stop at Bentley's to pick…read moreup a coffee for the drive and croissants for a breakfast treat the next morning. Service is friendly and efficient. The coffee is great and the croissants are the best! Really the best!

The menu options and the food are all very good. Most of the staff is friendly but not all. Wish…read morethey all were!

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!!

Great place to eat breakfast! Has a huge chalkboard full of…read morespecials on top of a fantastic menu It's always hopping when we are there. We are Sunday morning regulars- typically we aren't "regulars" anywhere lol!! The coffee is great and they keep it topped off

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.

My name is Joseph I am not from the area I'm here in business after finding my morning a bit…read morecumbersome I needed to pick me up I was in dire need of one so I stopped at the nearest coffee shop as soon as I walked in a young woman named Molly greeted me as soon as I walked in the door she got my order as quick as possible and I was on my way I was very pleased with the service a professionalism of the whole staff and especially Molly

Honestly, the only reason why we ate breakfast at this place was because all of the other…read morerestaurants we wanted to try were closed today. This place was on our way to our first destination this morning and we said screw it, let's give a try, Ooof!! we would've have a better tasty breakfast at McDonald's for half the cost. Yep!! This place is actually really pricey for the quality of food you get here. I ordered the egg, cheese sandwich on a biscuit (because we always like to try the local restaraunt's biscuits) and I added their maple sausage. I wanted to get an almond croissant as well until I saw a fly in the pastry cabinet just have his way on all the pastries. NOPE!! This was probably one of the worse breakfast sandwiches I have ever had to date. The biscuit itself was hard as a rock, dry and crumbled upon touch. It was lousy as heck. The maple sausage was a thick patty, but small, almost like a quarter size round compared to the size of the biscuit. So for what sandwich and a cup of coffee was around $23. Heck no! Was that even worth it with how bad inflation is these days Not sure how they have such high ratings, but just be warned. You're welcome!

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.

What a delight and surprise to discover this gem in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont! This is now…read moreour goto place for those special times!! Thanks!!

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.

If you want amazing food, good prices, and a super friendly atmosphere, you need to stop here…read more Fresh bread, tasty treats, and the best sandwiches around. Breakfast rocks as well!