One of my favorite spots to grab a bite! Awesome food and amazing staff couldn't ask for more!…read moreCould easily eat here a couple times a week and get something different every time.

The business partners (Lisa and Nate) decided that it was appropriate to curse me out on the phone…read moreand threaten to "beat my ***". I called Marble on July 20th and 21st asking for a catering event and that I'd need till July 30th to get the total number of people. Nate placed us on the schedule and said that he would not schedule any events during that time and said there would be no problem to come back and give them the exact number of folks to cater the event. I called yesterday (August 2nd) to give the menu items we were looking for and number of people and was told by Lisa that they'd provide a quote the evening or next morning. I called this morning and was told there is no room for their projection line for my date, with the catering event a little over a week out (Aug 13th). I said, "I am a little confused and annoyed"....as soon as I said the word annoyed, I was yelled at to watch my tone and was cursed out by Nate. My tone did not change the entire conversation, so unsure why they were so defensive. They hung up on me and I called back asking for an explanation as to why this escalated. Lisa then explains that "well you didn't take my word that we couldn't cater the event" and then proceeded to yell at me louder after I said "because I originally talked to Nate." Nate decided he thought it was a good idea to threaten me that he'd beat my *** if I call back. I would highly suggest looking for another company rather than work with these unprofessional individuals. My google review was deleted, but below is the owners response. We understand that Mr. DeJesus likely isn't used to hearing the word "no" - and doesn't seem to understand what the definition of "tentative" means - but when you speak disrepectfully to the owner of a business, you will get what you give. Mr. DeJesus didn't like when I said we could not accommodate his event, which is less than two weeks away. Of course we took the business from clients who booked us confidently for that weekend first! We do not "hold dates" unless a quote has been written, and when I told him we were fully booked, he felt he would get a different response from my partner, maybe because I'm female-he was utterly demanding in my three conversations with him. Chef Nate doesn't like it when folks act misogynistic towards his woman, let it be known. During my initial conversation with Mr. DeJesus, he was trying to demand delivery to Pawlet, saying it "wasn't that far from Rutland", for example. Anyone around here knows that's entirely untrue. We have no obligation to Mr. DeJesus. We hope one of our local competitors can help him. McDonald's is right down the street, as one of my favorite co-workers used to say. We will not feed people who can't respect our boundaries. We go out of our way for the people who are kind to us, but we will not be bullied into doing a job. Mr. DeJesus felt the need to CALL BACK after we said we could not accommodate him - yes, that set us off! We will not tolerate such behavior. Good luck to you, Mr DeJesus, and do not call us again. - Chef Lisa PS - 26 months in business without a negative review speaks far more to our professionalism than one rant does. Have a great day!

My partner and I enjoyed scrumptious Pescatore--tender pasta, Gulf shrimp, and melt in your mouth…read morescallops in a well balanced garlic butter sauce, with cherry tomatoes (his was prepared without garlic, because of a sensitivity). I had a tasty Margarita and he ordered a Vermont lager. Both worked well with the pasta. We'll be back!

We have had consistently good food. The new ownership has remained consistent with the former…read moreowners' and we will continue to be customers at Leslie'sTavern.

I stopped in on Wednesday August 10th and was greeted by a nice woman who welcomed me in, and I…read morebrowsed the beautiful items on both floors. There is something for every budget in here from cards to art you won't find elsewhere, plus info on the artists in case you would like to contact them for more info, other items, etc. The windows on the side overlook Kedron Brook which makes for a beautiful setting for this shop. Definitely stop in!

Like many small towns I've visited before and grew up in there is always a store that sells…read morehandmade crafts. What makes this store better then most of the others is the variety and craftsmanship that can be seen throughout. It also doesn't hurt that you are greeted by the happiest and sweetest dog there upon entering the store. The store itself was beautifully maintained and organized. It had a flow to it that just drew you to ever corner. From the front display of handcrafted metal worked lights to the far back of the store's amazingly knitted coats and hats there is something for everyone to see and purchase for a country home. There is a wide variety of kitchen items such as cutting boards and cheese knives that match with the wood fire glazed pottery. Across from the pottery and kitchen items was a knitting selection of mushrooms and other out there figurines such as fish and sock monkeys. But, the crown jewel of the store in my opinion has to be the jewelry. These items which ranged from necklaces to ear piercings are all handcrafted and beautifully worked. Every case had the name of the crafter on it and the store owner could provide you with more info upon request. Overall this is 1 of 2 stores that should be on everyone's must view list when visiting the town of Woodstock, VT.

Such a gorgeous art and home decor shop, made of stone and wide-planked wood. Loved the mid-century…read moretables, modern light fixtures, handmade candles, and more. Really nice owner too who recommended towns to visit and this adorable shop nearby called The Sparkle Barn. 5 stars!!!!

My eye was more drawn to the Historical Marker in front and then I had to stop and check inside…read more The marker reads, "Old Stone Shop. Built in 1848, by Batcheller & Sons, makers of pitchforks. For many years after 1808, farm implements were manufactured here. Lyman Batcheller & his sons bought the forge in 1835, and their forks became famous throughout the U.S. and Europe. In 1902 they merged with the firm making True Temper products, which re-built the Inn." The marker was erected in 1949 by the Vermont Historic Sites Commission. Inside, not just farm implements but jewelry and toys and furniture and cutting boards and glassware and pottery. It's just amazing to see all of this stuff that is, well, hand made in Vermont. [Review 18463 overall - 63 in Vermont - 1985 of 2022.]

I enjoyed this shop! So many wonderful artisans with their work on display! There are many…read moredifferent styles of handcrafted items here. Scarves, pottery, glassware, metalwork, jewelry, soap. We also enjoyed our lunch onsite here at the Green Leaf Cafe. With a homemade Caesar dressing and croutons, the Caesar salad was one of the best I've had. The BBQ Bacon Meatball Bomb was delicious, and we had ours in a sandwich. We also had the quiche, which was also very good, but could have used a little more cheese for my palette. As of this writing, the cafe has only been open about 3 weeks. Everybody in this shop made you feel good about being there!

All items are AMERICAN made. Beautiful crafts. Lots of iron works, wood itmes, stain glass and very…read moregood prices. Exit 6 on interstate 91. Not far and worth the visit. Bought items for me and did some early Christmas shopping.

Such a whimsical, transportive shop that has all its own personality and gifts to offer. Walk…read moreupstairs to see their "Bloom Room" which is a whole other fanciful world that adults and kids would go nuts over, flanked with colorful carpets and lamps and fairies. Like a kid's Disneyland. A must-stop when you're in the area. 5 stars!!!

5 stars for the positive energy and fun of the Sparkle Barn. Tons of fun; tons of cool things. I…read morecan't believe they have been there 8 years and I just found them. I'm sad that I could have been going here for the past 8 years !!

Cute tiny store with really friendly staff. It is a small area but there is lots to look through, a…read morelittle bit of local merch and random little gift items, kind of a playful hippie vibe overall. I ended up grabbing a Woodstock baseball cap, and the guy working there was super fun to talk to about it. He mentioned the embroidery was done locally here in New England, which made it feel even more special. Really cute local shop and I had a great time just browsing through everything.

Unique! Clever! Interesting! Fun! Packed with things you never knew you wanted or needed!!! And you…read moredo!!!! There are items I've never seen before and could not identify if I had an hour to do so. That's half the fun! There's magical stuff for kids of all ages. Unicorn has a spectacular assortment of cards. It helps to have a wicked sense of humor, the appreciation for in-your-face humor and irony. Unicorn is in the heart of downtown Woodstock and is destination shopping. Do yourself a favor and go!!

I currently have items in this store and she is ana amxing owner and makes you feel welcome right…read moreaway.! All the crafters and creates that are involved do amazing work and everyone should go.!

A lovely shop. This was my first time visiting and I was really happy with everything they had to…read moreoffer. First off, the man behind the counter was so kind and helpful. True Vermonter. And the variety of art and interesting things was really impressive. I was torn with which artist print I wanted to purchase but eventually made my choice. I will absolutely return to this store next time I am in the area. Give it a visit, you won't regret it.

The Artisan's Gallery Had the perfect birthday present!…read moreAnother added advantage I could walk there from my home and because it's been snowing all day I was very happy for the convenience. Plus happy to shop local ....YES!!!