Absolutely great subs, both hot and cold. You can eat there on stools facing the parking, or take…read moreit away. Beer, wine, chips, fruit are all available: if you get alcohol with your meal you cannot eat on the premises. Really tasty sandwiches. Some of the best subs I have ever had. Only disappointment we're the pickles. I usually love deli pickles, but these somehow fell flat.

We did not have a good experience at this location. Stopped here for gas and coffee this morning…read morebut we also wanted to check the air in our tires. We are from CA so I went inside to grab a drink and ask them to turn on the air. Shelves were a little empty and I didn't find a drink I was interested in. Vibes were off as well. When I asked the staff they said it was $2 for air and then asked someone else who said it was $2.50. After filling up at the pump, it was actually $3 for the machine, which isn't a huge deal, but when I started putting air in I realized that the gauge was so rusted you couldn't read it. It also stopped when I was on the third tire. When I did get in and check the pressure, it hadn't changed at all. So we paid $6 for nothing. It was pretty annoying and I just can't recommend this place. Keep driving.

Their daily hot food selections are consistently excellent, changing everyday and offering the…read moreperfect comforting, hearty meals you want after a few hours on the mountain. If you aren't in the mood for the hot bar, their freshly made sandwiches are also good. It is a fantastic local spot with great quality food that beats resort prices any day. I make it a point to stop by every single time I'm in the area.

Quaint spot to stop and grab some essentials. Loved the clothing shop which shared an entrance.read more

Absolutely a delicious dining experience - ambience, wine offerings, presents, taste and service…read more Best in Killington! 3 of us selected the salmon special, cooked exactly as each of us requested. The other 2 in our group chose the VT maple braised pork. Everyone really enjoyed our selections. While I live in Killington, the others live in NY, DC and MA and we all have eaten at many great restaurants thruout the USA and Europe. A reasonably priced 2016 Cote du Rhône complimented our dinners. Our server, Hunter, was friendly, helpful and efficient. And a big plus here in Killington, Crux accepts reservations. Don't miss a great dining experience!

Humorous too me yet potentially troubling to other seniors such as myself. I stopped by the…read moremountain merchant this evening for some Zin nicotine pouches for my grandson. Now thankfully I quit smoking but in Brattleboro I routinely see store clerks checking id's for all nicotine and alcohol sales I thought I'd be a good guy and just have my id out, I see other stores scan it when using my spectacles. The "clerk" aprox 45, black guy, proceeds to loudly and repeatedly mock and berate me "I do security up and down the road here, see a lotta id's, and don need see to your id, its plain as day that you old, now you looking good, for your age that is, but you old". I won't be back and will tell all of my buddies at the senior center how I was treated tonight at Mountain Merchant.

We needed a quick lunch grab and in the Barnard area this was the only place we could find. The…read moreservice was very friendly and the sandwiches were hot cook to order. The general store took us back in our minds to the "good old days" of America in the 60s-80s. A sweet memory that you can visit! The place has good options to choose from and is kept tidy. The bathroom needs some TLC, but we extend grace in that area with its placement and it being a General store.

This was the halfway point of our 20 mile bike ride from Woodstock! And it was the perfect place to…read morepull over, grab a sandwich and a drink and enjoy it by the water. Had the Sinclair and my girlfriend got the Dandridge sandwich and they're were both great. An amazing selection of gifts and basic food items inside, tons of waters and a clean bathroom. Not much parking but it's a very small town and there was never more than one car in front. This is the best place to get lunch on bike rides from Woodstock!

Great food good people, go here it's worth the stop. The locals go here, you know if locals…read moreattend, it is good. Not a tourist expense trap.​

Such a cute little spot - the surrounding area has little resources available, so this is quite the…read moregem well stocked with essentials.

Great sandwiches. The sandwich maker could. Be friendlier but everyone else is a pleasure to deal…read morewith.

We just moved to the area and was surprised to see a small but well stocked grocery store in town…read moreat decent prices. They had a section of fresh produce and meats (raw and cooked). Freezer fridge with all your typical needs like frozen veggies, ice cream etc. We also saw that they sold the local Mom and Pop Maple Syrup as well. While looking for groceries, i could tell a lot of local shop there as people stopped to talk to each other (while keeping social distance) to catch up and say hi. We found everything we needed both times we came here and will definitely be coming here for our grocery needs.

You know, for the location and size, it is a decent market. They have a small selection of…read morevegetables and fruits but the pricing was more than fair. For example, I paid two bucks for a huge zucchini I would probably have paid 5 dollars for at my local whole foods. Overall the prices seemed like prices I would see at any other shop. I guess they have to service their community. It's surprising because small towns like these often take advantage of the tourists and jack up the prices. THey have a decent selection of prepackaged foods and a small area for souvenirs. I wouldn't trust the deli though, it looked dirty and dank. It didn't seem like they offered very much anyway. Their meats were also a bit questionable but I wasn't on the prowl for any except pre-packaged deli meat. The staff were fine; what more can you expect from a cashier. Would come back but only because the choices are limited

Our car got stuck a few streets away and we had to wait a long time for a tow truck to come. The…read moreowner of this gas station was incredibly gracious. We could get phone service in the area, so the gas station order let us use his phone many times over the next several hours, as we waited forever AAA to come tow us out (AAA mistakenly first sent the tow truck to NH instead of VT). We felt vulnerable since we're 2 moms, traveling with young kids, stranded out of state, so we were especially grateful for this generous gas station owner's kindness. He kept the station open 2 hours longer than regular hours, so that we could wait in a safe place with access to a phone. The station's mini-mart had a good selection of reasonably priced snacks and drinks and delicious soft serve ice cream.

as at 630 pm a young boy taking trash out as the Bag was leaking. he drag in on the ground wish the…read morenaughty stuff leaking on the road on the tar until he pick up the Leaking bag and took it to the dumper this is very wrong as whatever was leaking on the ground it will stink badly this is very wrong. train his to double the trash bag so it will not leak at all. When I worked at the gas station you want to see this leaking on the ground at all be safe. anyone can slip on it It your fault not training who working here. I will keep an eye on this. This is very wrong to see. Please teach and train the person about this. like I say Keep It Safe. I will see the owner and the manger about this. Want to Be Safety all the time and be kind and respect to everyone. I know fews being not nice just get upset about nothing. over a customer.

The workers are nice when they wanna be but they have an attitude with you, but if you're going to…read morehave a attitude customer service isn't your thing. I understand everyone has their days and you have a bad day once in a blue moon that's fine but if it's constantly customer service isn't for you

What a great little market…read more Inside houses a Dunkin Donuts. Staffed, not just a kiosk. In addition to the usual small market items it also has: A pretty good beer selection. A decent wine selection - chilled or not. A very nice butcher section featuring good cuts at acceptable prices. Clean. Friendly. Convenient. What more can you ask for?