An iced or hot coffee with 20 grams of protein, yes please!!!! It did include some coconut sugar…read morebut was not overly sweet. Absolute must try. They had some nice looking muffins and quick options in the case. The sandwiches looked good that others were eating but beware, the menu is small, and not the healthiest of options.

Not good. Ordered an iced latte. Was warm and just not good at all. For $9 I expected a whole lot…read morebetter latte. Will not return

This place is adorable and such great variety! I got the iced milky way latte and a maple scones…read more Definitely a much stop place if you're in the area.

Pop tart alone is worth the five stars. Can't wait to get back here and try more things!read more

Food: I got the breakfast sandwich with bacon and red onions, a maple scone, and maple latte. The…read morebreakfast sandwich was unique but one of the best I've had around. More akin to a breakfast panini, the gooey fluffy egg and cheese, crunchy bacon, and bright onions were perfectly supported by two slices of crunchy, crusty toasted sourdough. Such great flavor! The iced maple latte was a bit on the sweet side but still very much enjoyed it. TBD on the scone, but judging by how busy it was, it is gonna be great! Service: Friendly group passionate about what they do! Ambiance: Small town, comfortable bakery where I assume all the netizens gather.

Their pastries and lattes were really good - good selection and good quality. Spacious amount of…read moreseating. And clean bathrooms. Love that they use organic flour!

Such an incredible spot for hot donuts, cold-pressed cider, and creemees with crispy maple…read moresprinkles on top. Best donuts I've had in ages. The cider is the best I've ever had, so refreshing. Delicious creemees. Charming gift shop. Tons of picnic tables outside. Adorable and a must-go. 5 stars!!!

This place is the biggest tourist trap. Paid $44 for 2 soups, a sandwich, and 2 drinks at the cafe…read more The soup came with a side of bread so I got the cheddar biscuit which was the only redeeming part of the meal. The corn chowder had no flavor and was barely warm. The sandwich was nothing special. All the baked goods except for the donuts looked they were mass produced off site and maybe baked there. Before we left I got a Dreamee (cider donut with maple ice cream sandwiched in the middle.) Before I ordered I watched as people around me ate delicious soft serve cones and fresh donuts dropped out of the machine. What I was given was a tiny premade flavorless frozen rock. They do give free cider samples and the cider is at least good. Otherwise avoid this place. Not sure what else is around here but I've been to countless places back home that are actually good and worth the money.

A very cute cafe in Stowe. There are only 2 tables that are dog friendly. Unfortunately, the…read moreoutdoor deck does not allow dogs. The staff were friendly. The food was a little overpriced for what you get. I really enjoyed the Huevos Rancheros except there were some burnt home fries. The Eggs Benedict could use some improvement as the pork belly was dry, poached eggs were overcooked, and could use more hollandaise.

The food was ok, but the attitude of the cashier ruined the experience. She spoke in a cold gruff…read morevoice that escalated to anger. It went like this: Her; Whipped cream ok? Me; Can I have the whipped cream on the side? Her: That's odd? Me: It's because it usually melts in the coffee and I want to enjoy it? Her: That's really odd! (You could hear the annoyance in her voice.) Me (attempting to explain) But haven't you ever eaten whipped cream by itself? Her cold judging voice: Yes, but it's still odd! Surprisingly hostile demeanor for a coffee place? Neither welcoming nor comfortable.

Bagels and variety! Made a bagel sandwich and I went a bit while, making my meal very heavy, but I…read morecan say the honey bagel and maple bacon cream cheese were delicious, especially paired with a savory option~ Coffee was good, and they offer the artisan coffee shop options. As a traveler, visiting, I 100% appreciate the bathrooms size, and decore! Stars and suns, greenery, clean area, bag hooks, a bench for this bigger families. Amazing little spot with plenty of street walking, and you can take a short walk around to check out the cute town too~

Rating: 4.5 Came to…read morevisit for breakfast. It's a local historic bagel shop in waterbury VT. They specialize in bagels and cream cheese. They also offer some breakfast sandwich and custom sandwich as well. It's located on downtown waterbury along the stowe street. We parked on side of street and walked over. Inside is small cozy room with some chairs and tables with counter where you order. They have great selections of NY style bagels and cream cheese. I ended up getting a garlic bagel with maple bacon cream cheese and a buff's kickin burrito which comes with jalapeño cheddar wrap, egg, spinach, bacon, red pepper, cabot pepper jack, and home made hot sauce. The bagel was fresh, nice and chewy. Maple bacon cream cheese was creamy and sweet with subtle maple flavor. The wrap was fresh, savory and had a hint of sweetness, acidity and a kick from the home made hot sauce which was really good. Service was nice and quick. Staff seemed to be used to busy times so everyone was very quick but still attentive and nice. Price is reasonable as well the portion of the bagel, cream cheese and sandwich is good. Overall it's a great spot to enjoy tasty bagels, cream cheese and/or your own custom bagel sandwich with your own choosing. I like the customization they offer here and quality of bagel and cream cheese was good. They also sell their cream cheese as well separately and offer older bagel for free at the basket in front of the entrance for those that are in need. As a side note their bathroom is huge and has a bench which i thought was interesting.

This was a delightful little stop to pick up a dinner picnic for our hotel that evening. This cozy…read morelittle grocery features a variety of locally sourced ingredients, prepared foods and widely sourced goods (aka from outside of VT). We ended up gathering a Turkey wrap, broccoli cashew salad, and tomatoes for our dinner. They also sold a variety of soups and salads, kombuchas, fresh cut flowers, oats for breakfast and more. The broccoli cashew salad was fresh and delicious. I was a little bummed that the Turkey was but fresh cut and appeared to have preservatives/lunch meat texture. The staff we encountered were friendly and it was a great visit overall.

What can I say everything is fresh and clean, the egg sandwich…read moreAre stuffed and pre made sandwiches are delicious The store has everything for a gluten to vegan person. The service is spot on everyone is super friendly Ambiance Fresh or cooked food veggies are fresh and beautiful A must stop off the highway

Loved! Came with my…read moretwo young kids, very family friendly place, felt at home. Kids are very picky and devoured their popcorn chicken and grilled cheese. I had a yummy turkey apple bacon sandwich and fresh side salad I had a maple creme donut and loved it Definitely worth a stop for any meal!

Really unfortunate experience. First time going too. We just moved to Waterbury…read more I ordered, for take out, 2 coffees, the biscuit gravy special and a breakfast sandwich. Waited a while which was fine, I was scooping out the place. Impressive collection of hot sauces. [240 at least!] And a nice looking breakfast menu. I grabbed the Garlic Tabasco after asking for a to go container for it.​ [I also collected to go sause packets, napkins, coffee stuff, and utensils.] I also bought 'puppy chow' sweet chex mix. In total I paid about 30$ for two adult meals and a snack for my toddler, basically. I received my order. I tipped for the cooked meal. The already made snack mix was an after thought. Upon getting to the park right next door I sat down and opened the Styrofoam clamshell to eat the biscuits gravy meal. To my horror there was a thumb length black hair in my food. I was upset, took a picture, and thankfully ate the breakfast sandwich. I drank the coffee- standard coffee. I didn't doddle but went right back to Park Row where I was polite and apologized but there was a hair in my food. The server acted like she didn't see or want to deal with it and got the cook up front to deal with it instead. To which the cook denied seeing it, demanding I pick it up out of the food with my hands, and got defensive. I had purposely taken a picture of it to zoom in and show them. They both clearly tried to not even look at my zoomed in image of a hair in my food. So after a few times of this the cook said rudely "Well what do you want us to remake it or refund." I said refund. Its unfortunate because I was super excited to eat there. I love breakfast foods. But the way that was handled was abhorrent. I've worked in the industry myself and I would have never handled it that way. An apology, comp for the messed up meal, and a refund might have where I would have gone with it if I was the server or the cook. Someone not affiliated with the restaurant explained to me that's how small towns go. That was rude for even bringing it back or to their attention. I said no, I'm from a small town, I would never. The breakfast sandwich was standard. Nothing wrong with it. [Sausage, egg, and cheese on an english muffin.] Oh and the sweet chex mix was stale, not crunchy at all- like when cereal or chips get soft. I ate the marshmallows and m&ms and tossed most of the bag. [I have the picture if I can post it, also] Sorry. But this is the truth.

I wish I could give zero stars. I reviewed prior to my wedding- the wedding cake was a disaster…read more She tried to blame it on other things at first, but actually refunded the entire amount (almost $700 for 30 people) so that tells you something. Taste wise, chef Perrin is good- the decorating was horrifying and I was SO EMBARRASSED because I made the cake a focal point of the reception. If you want a plain wedding cake- and I mean PLAIN- do NOT believe her when she says she can create "anything" - I asked for 2 tiny bumble bees and she made these huge balls- they looked like locusts made by a child. The cake looked NOTHING like the inspiration photo, the "peach" color looked dirty/muddy. It collapsed before the reception even started- and the gorgeous swing I paid extra for..... they had to put a table under it, to make the cake look less lopsided. So it was on a swing...sitting on a table- it was ridiculous -and she completely ignored what we spoke about, regarding flowers on top. Look closely at her photos and if you like the way those look- fine- but don't expect anything outside the box or I think you could be very sorry. To be fair- the flavors are good At some point I'll post the 1 nice photo I have so you can see my vision vs. what I got.

This review is for wedding cakes only... I noticed some killer looking bakery products when we came…read morefor our tasting, but made myself practice some restraint given that we were about to sample a bunch of cake.... Anyway, yes, we had our wedding cake done here and it was pretty good. We didn't really have many (ANY?) other local options, so they kind of have a corner on the Mad River Valley market.... There's a fairly wide variety of flavors and frostings, and you can choose as many different layers of cake as you want, so the flexibility is nice. I would say not to expect anything terribly fancy or the most beautiful intricate cake though. I gave Perrin a picture of what I wanted the cake to look like; it didn't really come out the same, and it was also slanted when it arrived at the wedding venue. The cake itself- we had 3 different flavors- was pretty fresh and moist, so that's good. Our main cake was spice cake with maple carmalized apples as filling- a good fall flavor. I don't really like buttercream frosting, but it was the only other non-chocolate choice other than fondont. I think the best was our groom's cake, which had chocolate fudge icing. Overall, I'd try out places in Burlington and elsewhere and see what you get there....the pricing here really wasn't cheap and the cake was only ok to fairly good. You also have to pay a $50 tasting fee, which is waived only if you end up using them. BUT, you do get to take home your samples.

I am tired! I am always a tired girl during trips, and today I needed some energy mid afternoon to…read morekeep up with all the fun hikes I was doing~ this place apparently makes their own curated beans, specifically and artisan made one and uses some local items like maple into their flavors. Ordered a simple latte with oat and maple flavor. Usually a latte either has too much milk, too sweet, or plain. This one amazed me. Honestly never had the perfect ratio of milk to coffee. The server was observed with another patron explaining his recommendation which made me definitely trust him and his level of expertise ~ they seem to offer tours and tasting but it seems like for the summer months, it's mostly mid week. Maybe a new schedule is pending weekends in fall/winter seasons? great pick me up for the rest of day activities ~ prompt service, quick and kind. This location has a tasting curated section in the front and cafe in the back of the red farm building. Perfect Ac, seating inside and outside~ Get your perfect coffee ~ prices are a tad high but I thought it was worth it. Not an everyday caffe but a fun trip coffee to get your fill of energy~

Rating: 4.0 Stopped…read moreby for coffee on the way to a hike. It's a coffee shop, cafe and also makes their own coffee beans. We stopped by the cafe on the back side of the building. There is parking in the back area. We parked and went inside. It's a nice space with some wooden counter and chairs with large window bringing in sunlights. We went to the counter and placed our order. They offer coffee as well as tea and some original drinks as well. I got an iced latte with maple syrup. Ice latte was pretty good. Good coffee flavor with hint of creaminess of milk and maple syrup sweetness. It was a lovely drink. They also sell some coffee beans and blend as well. We were able to but they offer tours and some classes as well if you are interested in coffee and its fabrication and roasting process. Service was good and quick. Bunch of younger people were working and seems like some were being trained. Overall it's a solid coffee shop. It's on the pricier side but they are good coffee and seem to be knowledgeable.