Where else are you going to go in White Creek for a sandwich? Nowhere. So it's a good thing they…read moreare tasty. Everyone there is super friendly.

Stopped with a coworker one Thursday afternoon around 3pm, we were working in the area and looking…read morefor ice cream. The Country Store was closed. (Mid April) stopped with my son several days later. Many of the display shelves where the baked goods may have been were empty. The menu is limited so we ordered a sub. We took the sub to go, ate at home because this didn't appear to be a sit-down "place." I would say the sub was ok, maybe average and a bit overpriced at $17++. The place is a bit run down. Probably a hot spot on a hot summer day when you want a cold ice cream cone or a 6 pack of beer. Yes they sell beer and soda and milk. Check the hours before you go especially if you travel. One and done for us.

Great store for sandwiches, preserves, deli, etc. Staff were courteous. Locals favorite place to…read moreshop for essentials.

This is a hidden gem. My family comes here all the time and I finally went with them and it's the…read moreperfect place for a sandwich or just to shop around the market. The build your own sandwich is the best deal going. Like $9 and it's perfect. Highly recommend giving it a shot if you've never been because I'll be going back.

The soups are homemade and delicious as are the sandwiches. We love the wait staff and the owner,…read moreand it's a friendly place.

This is a good place for a light lunch. Sandwiches come with chips, no fries. (I personally prefer…read morefries!) I ended up with the quiche and salad. That was plenty for me. I added a refreshing strawberry lemonade though I preferred his choice of mango. I looked on the label and it said the lemonades were made in New Jersey. I enjoyed the names of the items on the menu. The bathrooms are located upstairs. Unfortunately, I don't believe it's accessible for anyone who can't make it up the stairs.

Stopped in for a breakfast sandwich and coffee. This tidy, little corner deli has a great vibe and…read morethe service is friendly. I had a toasted everything bagel with a very healthy portion of egg, bacon, and cheese. Delicious, as was the coffee! Quality craft beers, iced tea, and sodas in the coolers. Two thumbs up!

Worst experience in Bennington! Do not patron if you enjoy…read moreany level of hospitality & actual value. I came in cheerful & this guy ruined the day... I ended up leaving angry and literally cried.... Their online ordering has a Reuben with an option for $2 extra meat & a note box so I cld have written there asking for the extra portion on the side. EASY. Yet, I went in person to see what the specials were hoping for a great lunch, because Im here for medical procedures at the hospital and had fasted since the day before. Id never been to The Elm Street Market before, but it was close to the hospital, & love Vermont markets for all the years I have lived here. But THIS place :: T E R R I B L E mistake! The employee at the counter was as fake & uncaring as it gets, & shld definitely not be the customer guy. He would not just let the added side be $2 , but wanted to weigh it out & charge me for a deli style $6 sliced side in a package as an addition to the $14 sandwich. ($20 Reuben?!) I said I didn't need or expect a package of sliced cold meat, that I was just adding the side portion to share with my pups. For Lunch. He just becomes patronizing, dense, & fully lacking capacity or willingness to help and says he "can't bc it just doesn't work that way" unless I get it on the sandwich. I cld order it online but not with him at register. And for some reason he cant figure out a $2 portion of meat. Surreal Incompetence. The next level of downhill not-so-fun is seeing the tiny soup. A cup of soup for $8. A latte "special" that I cld not even taste the smoked maple flavor and was only 3/4 full. It's actually shocking- what happened to actually CARING about just helping ppl have a good experience if you are working in the restaurant business as a small local independent market? Hey Elm Street Market Fella, you cld do the simplest things like not try ripping ppl off & being kind! His patronizing attitude & lack of capacity really took it over the top- how am I supposed to enjoy this $36 ordeal? Supposedly he is refunding the meat, bc I explained I didn't order a package of meat. He took it out of bag & literally said "take your sandwich & drink & go". I was upset~ I said this is truly unacceptable ~ try some Kindness & Authenticity! And left. The other young lady who was working that day & witnessed this whole debacle seemed to feel bad making 'Im So Sorry' faces. She at least offered me a dollop of maple syrup & noted the drink was not filled~ but also was being oppressed by his attitude. I cld tell he was being an overbearing tyrant. Wtf - this is NOT Vermont as it should be DUDE. All it took was putting a few slices on the side for $2 & filling up a drink. Ridiculous.

What a breath of fresh air. A small market with healthy food options. Though not a vegetarian, I…read morelove their veggie special sandwich. Some items are extremely expensive for what you get, but there are reasonable options. The house-made hummus and curried chickpeas are good values. Breads vary widely. Service can be slow at times, but they don't claim to be a convenience store. Given the extreme difficulty of hiring reliable help these days, I think they do a good job with what they have. Would be five stars if they had some less expensive pre-made or MTO sandwiches.

Truly fantastic small market that I recommend without hesitation. They are small and have an…read moreeclectic collection of gourmet goods. For example, they carry Yalli hummus and incredibly delicious, freshly baked, gluten free bread.

Good coffee, donuts, breakfast goodies. Plenty of groceries and supplies too. Run by very friendly…read morefolks.

From the rocking chairs on the porch to the creaky hard wood floors, scent of freshly baked muffins…read more& coffee & pleasant staff...is exactly why we love this cool old school general store. But don't be fooled, there are gluten free, organic, high end specialty items, local CT hand crafted breads, cheeses, & honey as well as Burts Bees & notable brands too. Sandwiches, soup, ice cream, craft beer, candies, chips, cold cuts, toiletries, bird seed, toys, cleaning supplies- well you get the point. A wonderful place to support.

The atmosphere at the store was awesome. Has everything you can ask for got the hunger burger was…read moreabsolutely amazing. Got the meal with a side of fries and drink fries are so good and fresh and crispy.

Highly recommend , clean , very fast and efficient team !!…read more Opened a few weeks ago and already very busy would love and hope to see it continue to be so busy ! I ordered the chicken over rice with seasoned fries , came with side(s) of the delicious ... and I mean delicious garlic sauce , they have many many other options other than halal but I urge you to give it a try , the lamb is also very good ! Portions are very big and for a good price so all in all highly recommend giving this place a try ! And a revisit !!!

there are many many 1* reviews here which seem to do with the proprietor. speaking for myself,…read morejust the pass'n tru life kind, this is one of those indescribably essential places YOU MUST NOT MISS. outside of course you're drawn in by the odd assemblage of moose statues, and of course maybe even wonder whatup with this. of course you realize that moose are seen here now and then, wanderers likely on a pilgrimage from their native area in the adirondack region. but it's easily dismissed unless you reflect on what may be inside the building. in my case, i drove past it maybe a quarter mile before realizing what i was about to miss... true rural americana, eccentric in all manner and aspects. i turned around, of course. the property is littered with all manner of handmade replicas of whatever, though i don't recall any of those wind-driven whirligigs, ever popular among the natives here. i took a few pics to add to the pile though really a camera doesn't do this place justice. if you're tempted to park in a veterans only spot, correct your attitude unless you qualify: show some respect, willya? i needed something to justify my going inside, and figured i'd buy some apple cider donuts, a few to keep me company. i was on a long drive west to the thousand islands where i was headed to stay with a friend in his cabin on oak island, and as grocery stores are scarce there i had to bring something to eat. i bought a dozen, they were a bit stale but then i prefer stale donuts. now the personal touch here ain't too gentle. the old man is crusty, but even crustier is his son, or so i assume he must be. one or both seem to have picked up a little limp along the way possibly as result of military service. whtever the case, only a dedicated first degree relative would be able to handle this job working with the old man. inside the place, there is every conceivable knick-knack ("small worthless objects, especially household ornaments" oxford online dictionary says) that exists, most made in the usa. for some reason though the vibe here isn't real welcoming so if you want to browse around, be sure to make it seem that you are looking for SOMETHING in particular. probably though nobody will give you a second glance until you begin to make your exit. i suppose there was a time when the place was visited by some hapless shoplifter, at least that might explain the lack of friendliness here. if so, i suspect he never came back after being treated to the wrath of these guys. and really, what is there here that anybody might want badly enough that they'd risk stealing rather than pay the man his $10. hell just walking around this assemblage of stuff is worth that as price of admission. i say give the old man and his son a break, they seem at heart nice enough men, just need to get their ashes hauled now and then.

Parked in front behind a veteran only parking. Owner came and yelled at my husband, saying we were…read morein a handicap spot, got right in his face, told us to leave and threatened to call the cops. Guess he didn't like my husbands equal rights/Pride shirt.

I'd rather spend my money here than at a grocery store! They don't have quite the selection as a…read morebig store, but you would be surprised on what this corner market has to offer. After comparison shopping, I learned that some things are even cheaper at Willy's than the grocery store.

From the owner: Custom cakes and ice cream cakes! Along with ice cream pies, brownies, cupcakes, cannolis, coffe…read morecake and even more local favorites!

lovely people. always friendly. great meat always good. I always leave there with a smileread more

It's an old fashioned market with the most attentive service. Situated in the tiny town of Durham,…read morethis market has the best meats and deli sandwiches. We ordered our Thanksgiving turkey and Christmas roast from them. Both were delicious.,