We really loved our maple lattes from Nest Coffee and Bakery! They were also quite reasonably…read morepriced (two lattes with oat milk and a large cookie were around $13...that would have easily cost me $18 back home). Great environment with cozy seating and some kids books/games. Overall a great spot with tasty drinks!

This is the best coffee shop in Vermont, and I come here every day, but the big news is that Jake…read morestarted making his own pop tarts and they are SO GOOD with cappuccino

Mirabelle's is without a doubt the best bakery I've been to in Vermont! Everything I've tried here…read morehas been fantastic but the standout is the crème brûlée cake. Probably the best cake I've ever had. Ever. A must try! My best friend served the crème brûlée cake at her wedding a few years ago and guests from out of the area still talk about it. The cinnamon rolls are also unique and out of this world. They look kind of dry compared to classic soft cinnamon rolls but I tried one because a lot of reviewers recommended them and they were incredible and not dry at all. They must use a laminated dough instead of a regular enriched yeasted dough so you get sweet cinnamon flavor in every flakey buttery bite.

I had a most delicious blueberry danish. It was out of this world…read more What would have made the experience better is if the employees were a bit more customer oriented. For example, letting you know your coffee is ready so that you don't have to stand guard by the counter. It's details like those that warrant the expected tips.

Recommend by the famous Guy Fiere and what an outstanding recommendation. The best vegan restaurant…read morewe have ever been to. The Resturant is bright and cheerful with a beautiful mural on the wall. Guy's portrait is painted on the wall as well. I ordered the falafel which was full of different flavors. My husband order the Crunchwrap supreme and couldn't stop raving about it. You order and pay at the window then you go up to window when ready.

So so yummy!! The bowl was fantastic. Their peanut sauce is very good and the baked carrots were so…read moreflavorful. The mac bowl was alright. I wish it was a bit 'cheesier' but for being vegan it'll do! Coffee was also great. The Crunchwrap is also very yummy (not pictured) but a bit small for the price.

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!

Absolutely amazing salad. I got the thai peanut salad. Everything was fresh and the bowl was full…read moreof assorted vegetables. It was a hearty salad. It should be with a $20+ price tag but I fully enjoyed it. Beware, it is quite loud inside. It is not a great spot for conversation or trying to get work done.

Cashier was super friendly upon walking in. Place was clean and welcoming. Tons of places to sit…read more We ordered to go. We got three wraps- Caesar- amazing Greca- good Pesto- not so good Caesar wrap was the best tasting. I'd go back just for that! It was also huge! Greek style wrap was tasty, but not as good as the Caesar. Husband got the pesto wrap and he was disappointed. It didn't taste like pesto at all. It was pretty much just filled with quinoa or hemp (we couldn't figure out what the taste was) but it really wasn't that pesto flavor at all. Disappointing because it was pricey. I understand that good quality food is expensive and we're willing to pay for it if it's good. We also got two of the cacao peanut butter balls that were in containers in front and they were tasty. I'd recommend this place if you want to be full and not feel bad about what you ate! I'd suggest a better rewards system for returning customers because eating like that is not affordable for someone like me. Unfortunately the first time I ordered they didn't ask if I wanted to sign up for rewards and I spent nearly $70 so I guess I lost those points? Regardless, the best option for quick and healthy food in the area!!!

Awesome coffee shop located inside a converted industrial building. Walls are lined with art on the…read moreway in, spot for bike parking and outdoor seating. Coffee was amazing and much needed after pedaling 4 miles from our campsite at North Beach. 10/10 would recommend!

Love love love it here best pastry's and lattes around hands down!!!! Great atmosphere and friendly…read morepeople!!!

Their name says it all ......... SIMPLY DIVINE ...... ! ! ! ! !…read more It just doesn't get any better than this ............ Just EVERYTHING....! ! ! Yeah... So my addiction is their cookies ....... MONSTER COOKIES......Combinations you've never had before and some you might have thought you would never have again ...They make those too...! ! OATMEAL BUTTERSCOTCH CHIP........ ! ! ! MOLASSES / GINGER SNAP ........ ! ! ! Just two my Grandmother use to make ...! ! ! One visit and you'll be hooked as well .............! ! ! Someday I'll have a sandwich, some soup, or a slice of quiche.......! ! ! For now, at least a half dozen COOKIES has me smiling...... With kindness, Clayton G. Vaughn

Great food! Love the quiches! And phenomenal customer…read moreservice! Great atmosphere and fun decorations during holiday seasons. Would highly recommend!

Nobody likes hospitals. Or at least no one sane. I'm sane (mostly) and therefore I don't like…read morehospitals. Unfortunately, I've spent a lot of time at UVM Medical Center over the past two months. And food is definitely a comfort to me, so I've checked out all the dining options. The Garden Atrium is the kind of place that almost makes you forget you're in a hospital. The menu features fresh ingredients, many of them local, and the presentation is as good as any upscale restaurant. The staff there seem to be well-versed in kindness - they greet you with a smile and a gentle tone. Really, if any staff happen to read this, THANK YOU for making my day brighter. You can get food to-go or order in. If you order in you get a device to put on your table that has a tracker in it and the staff can find you by it. That means once you order you can just kick back and relax. There are some books to peruse if you so choose. The breakfast items range from pastries to eggs to french toast. Lunch offers up soups, some unique salads, sandwiches, and a few tapas-style small plates. They have different, unique specials after day. The first item I got was the tomato bisque which came with a piece of bread. The soup was decadent without being overly rich and was even organic! Super tasty and comforting. The grilled cheese was what I had next visit. The grilled cheese was perfectly gooey with local cheddar, cream cheese, and veggies served with a grain-based salad. Third time I got the breakfast special which had kale and onions over toast (I opted out of the bacon) with two poached eggs on top and red pepper drizzle over the whole concoction. All three I would happily eat again. And the prices were really, really reasonable. Again, I don't think people go hang out at hospitals for fun. With that in mind, another thing to note is that the Atrium space is open to anyone, several hours after the actual food stops being served. There's a fireplace, comfortable seating, and lots and lots of outlets so people can charge their devices. For someone who's coping with supporting others through medical issues, being invited by staff to stay as long as I needed to was a huge weight off my shoulders. There is plenty of seating everywhere in the hospital but it has the usual hustle and bustle going by and the Atrium is a bit more subdued. I would love for there to be later hours -- closing at 4:00 means that people who are at the hospital late don't have the best of options -- but beggars can't be choosers and I'm just grateful that all of the restaurants at UVM Medical Center are at least decent. I'd also love to see a few more vegan options in the future. But really, I'm just grateful for this space. Now if only the hospital could have a bar and a napping area...

Great place to have a civilized breakfast. There are not many sit down options in the area…read more Finally, eating-in... they offer a daily baked egg special. The baked egg came with a piece of cornbread and slices of orange as a garnish/finish. Today's baked egg was filled with fresh veggies, and sun dried tomatoes. The cornbread was on the drier side, but still very good and just a touch of sweetness. The staff here are really pleasant, adding to the overall experience.

The cafe is kitschy and weird in a great way. They make their chai in house and it's bold and…read moreflavorful.

Muddy waters has a great selection of drinks with plenty of options for customization. The ambiance…read moreis truly unmatched. The internet service is a bit spotty but it's better for a chat with friends than getting work done. There are a lot of flyers for events happening around town near the counter for anyone looking for something to do as well.

I've been coming here since they opened. Occasionally I'll sit and eat, though most of the time its…read morea morning to-go order. I'll give them 5 stars for consistency. The staff are always so polite and friendly. The breakfast sandwiches are always so delicious. Many options for vegetarians, or you can have the most delicious bacon you'll ever eat on a sandwich. The rolls are fresh baked in house, and certainly tasty, though I think they'd be better a bit smaller. The baked goods aren't extravagant in terms of uniqueness, but they hit the basics exceptionally well. Blueberry muffins are always moist, and the morning roll with the sugar and butter is so light and fluffy. I like that they also offer savory options in their herb scones. I find their menu prices to be quite reasonable. Most baked goods are around $3, with some less. Breakfast sandwiches start at $4 and the $6 ones are well worth it. In all fairness, I've never been nearby for lunch so I can't comment on that. But WCS is delicious, friendly and affordable. I was concerned for them when a competitor opened nearby, but they've weathered it and I know that I'll always choose WCS for a simple breakfast or pastry treats for the office.

The service is abysmally slow to the point where it took over half an hour from when my sister put…read morein her order of a breakfast burrito, and a breakfast sandwiches, a croissant, and one of the almond croissant to be served. Which mind you an almond croissant is simply a day old croissant that is split in half and filled with almond past and rebaked. They had been out of coffee and almond croissants that day and I don't know about the ambiance for that day. However I do know that the croissant we got was not fresh it was stale and the didn't have an airy flaky texture that true butter laminated croissants are supposed to have. It tastes like they used a cheap subpar butter and have burnt the croissant. The breakfast burrito was also badly wrapped and leaking everywhere and had for some god awful reason been filled with hard boiled eggs instead of scrambled eggs which only made it harder to handle.