A gem of a bakery in the ADK! Bread sells out so go early or call and place an order for pick up…read morelater Pizzas on Friday are fabulous! Small cases sell other local products- yogurt, cheese, meats... small selection of dry goods for sale

There are a couple of very bad reviews here. Do not believe them for a minute. Those people have…read moresome kind of axe to grind. We've been coming to this area from Brooklyn, NY every summer for over 30 years. When we head about Dogwood, we were sure their bagels were bogus, and we were wrong. The bagels are every bit as good as NYC's best. The Kalamata olive loaf is my favorite bread there. My husband's fave is the jalapeno cheddar. We both like the baguette. Bread is baked fresh every morning. The scones are to die for, especially the lemon ginger. We've had lunch there a few times, and the sandwiches have always been very good, but none stand out for me. The service is excellent, the dining room is open and full of light, and the bathroom is clean and all gender. This place is an absolute gem, and we are big food snobs, so believe me.

Great food but now closed permanently after many years! Sad loss for Willsboro. Hopefully someone…read morewill open it back up again.

Love this place! Didn't know what to expect in this small town restaurant but we gave it a try and…read moredid not regret it. Service was great. Best fish & chips I've had. Wifey had the black bean burger and said it was fantastic. Bloody Mary was good too. Definitely recommend this one and the outdoor dining made it that much better. Almost forgot...salted caramel and pecan cheesecake was divine!

This was a recommend restaurant and I glad we went. The food was excellent, service great,…read morecocktails delicious and the ambiance itself is pure ADK. Well Worth the 15 minutes or so drive from Lake Placid.

Perfect stop on the way to Lake Placid. The burger was perfectly cooked and topped with fresh…read moretomato and onion. The fries were hand cut and done the way we asked. We shared a black bean salad. The small was just enough and although the green to topping ratio could have been better was tasty. The inside is cozy and perfect for a mountain getaway . For a Sunday at 2 it seemed quite busy!

Where have I been In…read moreand out. Of the best restaurant in Plattsburgh. It's a shame really. The bar and the drinks selection. I can only BLAME LAURA. Still slinging the most enticing drinks in town. SHES THE WORST!!! and my beautiful friend had the Open sesame salad with the buttermilk chicken (she says perfectly dressed) - to die for - I tell you truth. Meanwhile I had the off menu special The Ribeye steak (with scallops on top. Off menu surf and turf special. Perfect steak (rare) And perfect scallops. I might disagree But my friend is in love. Probably with the chef - oh well.

After checking numerous reviews and website menus, It appeared to me that Twisted Carrot was one of…read morethe most interesting restaurants in the area, in terms of menu and atmosphere. My dinner experience there certainly lived up to expectations. The restaurant is small, seating maybe about 30 people. I wouldn't call it intimate, but I would call it friendly. The menu items are enjoyably named, with some interesting ingredient and flavor combinations. Service is fast and friendly; 3 servers can take care of all the tables quite nicely, with time for fun conversation as you go. The cocktail list is small, and the drinks are simply garnished, but everything we tried was quite flavorful and reasonably priced. As an appetizer, the Moo Moo Dippers, filled with shaved ribeye and corned beef and combined with the remoulade sauce for dipping. were addicting. My salmon filet came atop a bed of roasted sweet potato and corn hash and a sauce on top to give it more interesting presentation and flavor. The pork medallions were similarly appealing. We passed on dessert, because most of the offerings had some form of caffeine in them (e.g., boozy affogato), but I'm certain they would have been equally delicious. I was surprised the restaurant closed so early on days they're actually open, i.e., 8pm. So if you want convenient dining, get there early for dinner, because it does fill up.

The staff here is like family. They come in on their day off and pitch in on their own time…read more Every meal we've had was 5 star plus. We had the salmon, scallops, chicken bruschetta and the filet. Tracy the bartender was like no other. We could not love this place more!

Decent Marina restaurant & pub with a large outdoor area overlooking the bay. Service was quick…read moreduring for a quiet late Saturday lunch. Coconut shrimp and fries were excellent, shrimp on the salad lacked some browning on a grill for more flavor.

We've been stopping into the Clover Mead Farm Store for the last several years when we pass by. The…read moreraw milk is a real/rare treat!

Tiny store with gluten free options, organic dairy, protein bars, nuts, organic produce, dairy, a…read morefew dry goods, and some prepared foods- salads, wraps. Picnic tables outside to enjoy your premade items.

Very decent co-op and the best place in Middlebury to get fresh and quality food. For a small…read morespace, they have a little of everything, fresh, organic and local produce, packaged goods, vegan, dairy, beer&wine, bakery, herbal remedies, meats and deli. + Ambiance - small foot print - smaller than Sprouts or TJs but packed with goodies. It's clean, well organized and natural. ++ Goods - a little of everything including organic, local and packaged products. They buy from local farmers and producers. If you are a foodie and are from outside of VT, this is where you are most likely to find your labels or substitutes. ++ Service - very helpful and friendly. Most are informed much more so than at a regular grocer. They'll special order too. - Price - Annual membership is $20 and depends how much you shop, you may/may not get an annual check/dividend. Their prices are generally higher than already very high VT food prices. + Parking - private lot shared with the bagel / bakery. For a small town, it's great to have this Co-Op!

A solid co-op where I like to buy ingredients for my oatmeal by weight. They have all sorts of…read moreseeds, dried fruits, nuts, grains, trail mix etc. Produce is also decent. The cashiers are helpful.

Located inside the local Mobil station and convenience mart in the center of Keeseville. There is…read moreno advertising on the building indicating there is a pizza place inside. Once inside this old school convenience store, there is a kitchen tucked behind the counter to the left which offers hot pizza pies, calzones, hot & cold subs, salads, chicken tenders, burgers, and fried foods. I only found out about this pizza place online and you can see the menu and order online. There is no seating here, so it's pickup and delivery here. I stopped by Keeseville Pizza & Deli after visiting Plattsburgh. I took a peek behind the counter where the owner was making pizzas. He took my order for a Medium 12" Sausage Pizza ($11.99 plus tax) and I paid at the convenience store register. My pizza was hot and ready in about 20 minutes. The pizza had a firm and soft crust topped with a basic red sauce, browned melted cheese and small ground sausage pieces. The hot pizza tasted pretty good, especially on a cool rainy day.

Their pizza is the best in Keeseville. I order often through Slice because there aren't a lot of…read morechoices. I've been very happy with their food.

Let me tell you what I didn't expect…read more Cajun food in St. George, Vermont. Okay not just Cajun food but pretty great Cajun food that isn't trying too hard and is served up by a staff of local youth who stay chipper and polite even as slammed as I saw them get both busy nights I was there. So far I've had the shrimp po'boy and the mufaletta, both of which were awesome. The mufaletta is ginormous, served on a traditional sesame bun and made two generous meals, during which I said "mmm, ummm, mm" a lot. The small size po'boy was also generous, which makes it a good deal at ten bucks. Fantastic shrimp, great aioli and toasted bread that was good -- maybe this is made from the pizza dough? -- though not the traditional baguette, and I'm a messy eater so there was a bit of a structural problem. Looking forward to trying the étouffée and the Cajun Mac n cheese. The honey cake was super. I may or may not have eaten my body weight in macarons. Don't judge me. I hear they also serve pizza and this is the town's local pizza joint. Lots of people came in to pick up their Friday night pies while I sat in the homey dining room and had my Cajun food. Pfft. Pizza. Whatever.

A few years later, they still suck. Garbage pizza cooked by highschool…read morekids that don't care. Pizza would be good if cooked properly. Nobody gives a crap.

Heading to Burlington, VT for a weekend get away. Left early and stopped here on the way. We were…read moreable to put in a mobile order so upon arrival our food was ready and still hot! My wife and I were able to work inside the restaurant while enjoying relaxing music and sipping out coffee. I got an americano with 2 shots of espresso and my wife got oat milk latte with VT maple syrup- both of them were tasty! Def recommend stopping in, a lot of gluten free options and many organic option as well- def recommend stopping in!

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.