My lady and I stopped at the West Side Market to pick up a 4-pack of VT goodness after skiing at…read moreJay Peak. The baked goods and sandwich board looked promising and the staff were very nice, so we returned the next morning on the way back to the mountain. I am very glad that we did! The donuts and baked goods at WSMD are homemade and enticing, but we passed them by for the breakfast sandwiches, which are freshly made to order. I also ordered a lunch sandwich for later in the day. The breakfast sandwiches were hands-down the best we've every eaten: freshly cracked eggs broken and over-easy, with local Vermont cheese on freshly homemade english muffin, and a few dashes of Tabasco (my addition). Wow. My lunch sandwich was also delicious, with firm home-made bread and nice helpings of very fresh ingredients. Very satisfying. Locals don't need a tip to enjoy this Newport gem, tourists enjoying the Northeast Kingdom - take heed!

Ever since moving to this area a few months ago we'd heard people rave about this place. We finally…read morefound ourselves there two weeks ago. Our first impression - is this the right place? Its a tiny, hole-in-the-wall market with an equally tiny deli. We each ordered sandwiches. They came panini-style, which was a bit disconcerting. Two flattened sandwiches. But our first bites made believers out of us! WOW! So delicious! Now we are major fans. Don't judge this book by it's cover!

This place is everything the reviews promise! We got to the restaurant around 2pm (thinking we'd…read moremiss the lunch rush), and there was still a line out the door. Somebody in line then mentioned that there is a "to-go" counter right next to the sit-down restaurant. This line moved pretty fast. I went with the classic hot smoked meat sandwich. It looks deceptively small, but it's a solid serving for lunch for one person. I was pretty hungry and struggled to finish it. If you try to eat your way through all that Montreal has to offer, this stop is worth it!

After dining here, I could see why there's usually a line that wraps around the building, and…read morethrone of tourists disembark from buses simply to walk through the tight restaurant. The meat definitely justified the wait, as it was easily the best pastrami I've ever had. It's not just a dining experience; it's a life-changing moment when you visit. The owner was more than happy to hop on a chair to take a group picture of you and your lucky friends. The wall was adorned with photos of famous people who ate at the restaurant.

First time going to Tatro's and had the best experience. Super friendly and welcoming group of gals…read morebehind the counter -- each one really nice and helpful. There were so many yummy options it was hard to choose, but I opted for the special and my fiancé built his own turkey bacon. We each really enjoyed our meal and are looking forward to going back! If you're in the area and are craving a sandwich, give this place a try!

We needed a quick lunch while traveling. They made us delicious panini sandwiches with friendly…read moreVermont service. We would stop again!

OLD SCHOOL lot of regulars, fun vibe…read moreSalad was swimming in dressing (too much), fair drink and food prices, I can see the appeal! People eat pizza with fries on it in TROIS rivieres and they serve BUTTER w pizza, Quebecers really appear to like that!?!? I didn't 'love' the pizza

So, it was late at night when we rolled up to Trois-Rivieres on a road trip. Kids were hungry in…read morethe hotel so this was pretty much the only place opened. My husband went in, and not speaking French I had picked out two pizzas from their advertisements. However, when he came back there was anchovies on his peperoni pizza. He was flustered because no one spoke English, and they kept on asking him questions in French about what he wanted on the two pizzas that he picked out. This is frustrating. When I posted it on Facebook, many people told me "this is how they mess with the English speakers." I am not sure if that is the case exactly, but when I have travelled extensively (30+ countries) there are many times that I have pointed at the menu and the person...surprise...got what I pointed for on the menu. Luckily, none of us are too picky (and by this point so hungry) that we just picked it off. However, it was annoying. And it is too bad, because actually the pizza was really good...lots of lovely cheese. The poutine was good as well. Can't recommend this place, but if you are stuck...don't answer yes to any of the things they are asking you.

We stop here every time we leave Canada on our way back to the States. Amazing pastries and bread…read moreas well as a little deli and some candy makes this the perfect place to stock up on our favorites. Most of the people who work here don't speak English to us but that never gets in the way.

I drive to Sutton just for their oatmeal cookies. That's not even an exaggeration. They are a small…read more"épicerie fine" and patisserie. I recommend it to everyone. If I'm going to be anywhere near the Eastern Townships, I detour to La Rumeur. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable. They know everything about the products they sell, and they go above and beyond to be helpful. It's also really cute! The whole space has a country store look and feel. You get the sense that you are in a family store (even if it probably isn't) where everyone takes pride in what they sell. If you are near either one of their two locations, don't miss the opportunity to grab a cookie!

This is a European style deli and bakery. They also sell take home ice cream and a small selection…read moreof take home frozen foods. We go here for the cheese. They have a lot of cheese from Quebec, France and the Netherlands. In fact they have a lot from all over Europe as well. You can ask for a sample before you buy the cheese. With the cost of some of these cheeses, that only makes sense. We picked up some Quebec cheese this trip but on past trips we bought Dutch cheese. The bakery side has good food as well. We have tried their breads and croissants and would definitely buy them again. There is a case full of pies, tartes,and cakes for sale and we are tempted to bring one home. They always have someone working who is fluent in English if your French is not good.

this was our first time in montreal and we came across this place after seeing their menu posted…read moreoutside the window. the staff was very welcoming, friendly and accommodating and it's such a cute vibe! it was pretty empty (this was midday friday) and i'm thinking maybe the stairs leading down to it are a part of the reason for that, but i definitely don't regret dropping in!

We stumbled on this establishment this evening and it did not disappoint. We had a brief 5 - 10…read moreminute wait but it was well worth it for in house smoke meats/seafood. We had the the spinach and artichoke dip to start which was really good. I had the original Reuben which was memorable with the in house smoked corned beef brisket. The pumpernickel bread was awesome as well. My wife had the smoked lox bagel sandwiches ch with the fried capers and that too was amazing. Bonus points for the Molson Export Ale on draft which was a nice change of pace from all of the craft drafts I've been having.

This is a Polish grocery store with a deli and a couple tables at the front. Run by a very…read morefriendly Polish couple. The man helped with the creation of the Owl's Head ski resort many decades ago. And the lady prepares their own smoked meat, and uses it to serve one of the most simple and delicious smoked meat sandwiches anywhere - as good or better than any I've had in Montreal. I wish I knew their names. It's a perfect spot to stop after skiing at Owl's Head or Jay Peak. They also have hot soups and other foods. Usually open until 6-7pm. If you get there before 5pm, be sure to grab some desert down the street at Owl's Bread - which is a supremely delicious bakery/restaurant - but with very limited hours. The deli has classic fresh donuts too.