I don't want to dissuade anyone from going. I just want to encourage the Putney Diner to up their…read moregame. Positives: 1. The space is great. Exposed beams. What you'd hope for in an updated rustic old Vermont building. 2. The service has been excellent on both visits, with the caveat that breakfast is busy and the food took a long time to arrive. 3. Breakfast was solid. Not transcendent but solid eggs and toast and home fries and coffee and everybody seemed happy. Room for improvement 1. For Putney Vermont - get some decent vegan and vegetarian options. 2. The veggie burger was bean based, mushie old-school 70's style. Fell apart as soon as you picked it up. 3. The cheeseburger was good. It's just that for $18 you could show a little more attention to detail. A greenish slice of winter tomato. A single leaf of iceberg lettuce. 2 ringlets off an onion slice. And no pickle. 4. The fries that came with it had to be sent back to be cooked longer. And there was a big puddle of oil on the plate once I slid the par-cooked fries onto a side dish. The server was lovely about it and they came back fast and cooked through. But my guess is the oil wasn't hot enough hence the grease puddle. 5. The chicken orzo soup was meh. I don't try it. Brought it home for sick family member. And sorry but my personal pet peeve - the pre-calculated tip options were 20,22,25% and all calculated on top of the sales tax. Understand that it has gotten VERY expensive to go out for a burger for your average local. So putting a little more attention into it would be greatly appreciated. All the best, and thank you.

I was on a girls trip to VT and we stopped at the Putney for lunch. Really the food is 4 but the…read moreoverall experience was a 3 . We pulled into the parking area and asked the workers we saw outside where the handicap entrance was and the kid looked at me like I was crazy. He said I don't know. I asked if he worked there and he said yes. ok is there a ramp? He asked another worker who told us to go to the other side of the building. One in our party is in a wheel chair and this place just squeaks by as being accessible. The ramp is old and feels very unsafe and when we got to the top there was no signage and there are no safety handles. It's scary. Once inside we had a wonderful experience. There is ample seating and it's rustic and cute. Our server was very nice Now the food: I got a Patty melt on rye with sweet potato fries (adding a side of maple syrup to dip those fries is a must) the burger was ok but was much too small for the bun. Friend 1 got a juicy mushroom burger with fries. It was very good. Fries are homemade and delicious. Friend 2 got a chicken wrap that tasted very fresh and was delicious. Side of sweet potato fries as well. Over all food is really good but not very wheelchair friendly

Looking for a few souvenir gifts, we stopped in for the gift shop. We went directly upstairs and…read moredidn't check out the general store on the first floor, although it looked to have a large assortment of things. I would have liked to check it out, but my teenage sons were ready to leave after visiting the gift shop. The gift shop was clearly marked with an arrow to go up the stairs. There were so many cool things, we circled the shop several times and kept finding new items we didn't see previously. Wind chimes, incense, mugs, toys, clothes, kitchen gadgets, paintings, candles, etc. It really had something for everyone. The cashier was very nice and offered assistance while also allowing us privacy to shop without feeling like we were being watched. My only suggestion would be for more souvenir items specific to VT. There were a few but not many. I was able to find some silly things - a VT tic tac toe board and a small map of VT puzzle. There were bottle openers as well, but that wouldn't have been suitable for the friends we were getting gifts for. My son bought himself a multi-tool pen and little notepad. It was a very cool store and I'm glad we stopped in

Great grilled cheese sandwiches for a small Glen business. Nice quaint store and convenience is top…read morenotch.

I went to a wedding catered by Elizabethan Fare last night. I know that the bride and groom picked…read moreout the food so I am going to hold them accountable for the food selection. On the caterer's end, the cheese platter was good. The cheddar was the best from the selection. I personally would have loved to see more goat cheese and fruit. I wished they had napkins placed on the tables. The horderves were so-so. One was a quasi sushi roll; a cucumber website with tuna salad, ginger, and wasabi on top. The other was a pig in a blanket plate. I like pigs in a blanket...for a Superbowl party, not at a wedding. As for the buffet, they did a great job with the citrus glazed salmon and roasted vegetables. The spinach, apple, and walnut salad was okay, but it was hard to eat. I appreciate that the walnuts were roasted. I wish that there was a starch like risotto or gnocchi. FYI: Their coffee sucked to a point that it tasted like hot water. Either they need to buy Starbucks coffee to brew or find a person who knows how to make coffee. The people who were working at the event were very nice though.

Elizabethan Fare does a great job, not just with the food, but really on planning/executing the…read morewhole event. Located in the small town of Putney, Vermont, Elizabeth has traveled the world and brings together flavors and styles from all over. If you need someone to put together a unique and memorable experience, you can't go wrong with these folks.

We were vacationing nearby and geared up for the days touring around here each day. We were so…read morepleased to find it. The breakfast sandwiches and baked goods were all high quality and reasonably priced. The coffee was very good with lots of specialty coffees available. The white bean chicken chili was also very good. Picked up some drinks and snacks and headed out for our day. Thank you Putney Food Co-Op

I'm not a Vermontian (Vermontite?) so I can only observe as one from a place where it's hard to…read morefind quality anything, art/health/positive lifestyle are not often priority, and encountering genuine strong community connection feels so rare that it feels like magic when it happens. THAT SAID - this place being my first stop in Vermont really set the stage for pretty much the total opposite of everything I'm accustomed to (and next several days in the state passed the vibe check too!). It was wonderful to see so many healthy options inclusive of all types of dietary needs, as well as wide variety of locally sourced produce, ingredients, packaged goods, sauces, and more. Flowers/bouquets for sale in various parts of the store is a lovely touch! Had to smile each time I passed them. Everyone was so friendly and seemed brimming with enthusiasm and joy each time one person ran into another. I don't know if everyone *really* knew each other, but they all gave off an energy that they were so happy to cross paths and were all old friends. This being my first stop upon crossing state lines had me in such an inspired mindset for the weekend I even made a little walkthrough tour TikTok, and one day hopefully soon it will adventure its way out of the drafts. Oh! Thank you for showcasing local artists and events outside, too. And having a community garden?! I could go on and on...

My favorite local farm! It is run by my daughter, her husband Mark and my grandson James. This is…read morea diversified farm with cows, pigs, chickens, turkeys, forest products and more. The meat is delicious and I like the ability to "know my farmer"!

From the owner: Meadowdale Farm is a diversified, small family farm providing high quality eggs, meats, hay, sap,…read moreand forest products. Give us a call to arrange pickup.

What a great apple orchard and fruit stand. I scored some red raspberry jam made with just berries…read moreand cane sugar like my grandmother and mother used to make. The blueberry's were past but the bushes looked great! What was perfect on a colder fall day was a warm apple cider donuts..probably one of the best I have ever had ...and some cold apple cider. Just off the highway, ads it to your fall list.

How can it be that I've never reviewed Green Mountain Orchards on Yelp?…read moreThis is the best place for pick-your-own. Beautiful fruit, beautifully maintained property. Well organized, easy to get in/out, minimal need for walking, and very little mud on one's feet. We pick blueberries each summer, multiple times per season. We have picked peaches in summer 1-2 times, and have picked apples in the fall a few times. Each time it's a great experience. The apple picking gets crowded, but never crazy. We've never had an experience where we were sent to pick in a section that had been picked over and had little fruit. Each time it's a great experience, both for adults and children. Well organized traffic, parking, checkout, bags/buckets. I can't recall a time I felt like things were crazy or disorganized. Prices are fair. The big bonus of course are the treats that they bake up: apple cider doughnuts, pastries, everything I've ever had has been amazing. Makes me want to move in and work there, it's just so wonderful. Highest recommendation!

brisket best in area. chicken and dumplings superb. loved the apple crisp. my plan is to continue…read moretrying each of their menu options!!! so, stay tuned. oh, and extremely wonderful customer service.

It's August 2021, how does this place only have 5 reviews. This place is Excellent! Right now they…read moreare still doing the order online and pickup outside. Didn't realize that when I showed up but that's on me for not checking. Also didn't know that the Ribs and Brisket were specials on Thursdays only. So my first time around the only real BBQ that kind of matched what I wanted was a BBQ Sundae which I usually hate. Also the sundae had a choice of a Base and one of those choices was mac and cheese which I got ... but Mac and Cheese wasn't available as just a Side ... I don't know what was going on there. Also the second time I went in they told me that the Ribs were on Special on Thursday And Friday, Brisket was now Everyday, This and that on That Day, But that and This on those two days ... All Im saying that I was told something different than what I read on their online menu, So CALL and ASK! So my BBQ Sundae came in an oversized Chinese Take Out container and it was classic. Slaw and Pickles on top, pickles were awesome! Pulled pork in the middle and Mac on the bots. Pickles were like bread and butter style but had a bit of a fun heat kick to them. Slaw was super colorful and seasoned like crazy, not my favorite slaw personally, a very dilly type of slaw but I can see a lot of other people liking it. It's definitely made well. Pulled pork looked a bit more like burnt ends to me, some parts were tough but most of it was soft and moist and tasted good, good amount of sauce. Really didn't want to eat all the slaw and pork to get to the mac so I tried to brush that stuff away, but the sauce got all over the mac so I had to keep brushing it away till I reached the very bottom. And then I got to the real Mac and it was REALLY REALLY GOOD! Gritty Sauce, Black Pepper Seasoning with Other Great Spices almost like a cool ranch kick to it. It was easily in the top 5 best Mac and Cheese of New England. Second visit I got Ribs, looked incredible, good amount of meat on them, not too slathered in sauce. Meat was just soft enough and still juicy, meat was smoked perfectly so that the flavors of both the smoke and pork were still there. Rub was a tiny bit on the sweeter side, not a crazy amount of the rub, although it looked like there was. Sauce itself was on the sweet side too. Very good ribs Brisket had a great amount of Bark on it, looked a bit dry for me, a bit more like tough jerky parts. At least the bark was that nice black pepper rub taste like any great Brisket Rub is supposed to taste like. Had a part with no bark and it was a bit dry, not that smokey, came with a cup of BBQ sauce but the ribs didn't for some reason. Brisket seemed like it might have been smoking for a bit too long. So much flavor in the bark you have to eat that bark with the beef. "OMG" Grits. These are like cheese infused grits and probably some of the best grits I've ever had too. This was practically a dessert it was so good. I could just say white cheddar and something else with some butter and salt. Whatever the hell they have in them it's legit "OMG" BBQ Beans had a LOT going on. 3 different beans, Bell peppers, Onions, garlic. It was Extremely BBQy, to me I think this stuff belongs on top of something like rice or pulled pork or in a burrito or something. It shouldn't be on it's own, there is just so much flavor it's like a sauce that hasn't had the ingredients blended into a sauce yet. It's very good though, just very powerful on its own. Almost like a fun sweet heat banana pepper going on. Cornbread cube came wrapped in Saran wrap which usually means it was made awhile ago. Couldn't taste any sweetness, nothing special at all but that's okay. Potato Salad. Not overly seasoned, cooked perfectly as they break apart in the mouth super easy, red bliss style, tiny tiny kick, celery and red onion, just great traditional potato salad. Chocolate Ganache. I just got it cause it said it was low in stock. This looked like a twinkie made out of a tougher chocolate mouse. If you are addicted to chocolate you will love this thing. Strawberry or Raspberry sauce all over it, so powerful. Buckeye Brownies ... Good Lord YES! Rich chocolate brownie, Peanut Butter Mouse, Chocolate Ganache fudge top. Yes Yes yes YES! So really my only complaints are the communication on the online ordering, the beans being a bit too powerful but still amazing, and the brisket not meeting my own standards of what extremely good brisket is supposed to be. And on our second visit, Charcoal Charlie was loading up his trailer with food to bring to the Free Movie Night at Fuller Park right down the street. He was a cool dude! Definitely going back, this place might be in the top 10 best BBQ joints in New England.

Dwight Miller's is a quintessential Vermont orchard and farmers market, with consistently great…read moreprices and high quality produce including maple syrup and some vegetables. Has been go-to syrup outlet for my 30 years in VT. Salt of the earth family and long history, has evolved with a change to organic, which is challenging with apples. Highest recommendation.

We were there briefly on a Saturday afternoon. We stopped in hoping to do some PYO peaches - but…read morethe fruit all felt a little too firm to be worth picking. It was very nice walking through the two small orchards though. The farm stand was (when we were there anyway) self serve, which is really nice to see now-a-days. We got a small jar of wildflower honey, but havent had tried it yet. We will probably be back to try some (frozen) pork or "Malah's Quasi Famous Dill Pickles" and maybe do some PYO when the fruit is a little more ripe. CASH/CHECK only

Absolutely LOVE finding delicious vegetarian options at the Tunbridge World's Fair!…read moreThere were so many great fruit smoothie options it was hard to decide - I've never had the pleasure before, but I won't hesitate in the future. The truck person was friendly and awesome.

We had Sustainable Eats at our home for brunch after our daughters wedding in Stowe, Vermont. It…read morewas such a great experience from the moment they arrived until they left. The food was excellent and the latte selection was amazing. The owner and his wife were very professional and personable. I would highly recommend them for your next event and hope to use them again in the future. Thank you so much. Nici H.

I've used Mike & Ants ice cream truck a few times from things like birthday parties to work events!…read moreAbraham is such a wonderful man and always happy. The truck has a great selection of ice cream that brings back so much nostalgia being a kid. Something you wouldn't think of for an extra bit of fun at any kind of birthday or gathering but it is well worth it and fun every time.

I have never written a yelp review before, but felt compelled to warn people before booking this…read morecompany for a private event. Booked mike and ants for a smaller event and we corresponded a few times over email about location, time and price. Thought everything was all set, but he was a no show. Kids were disappointed, but it was a smaller event so we made an emergency run to the store for the ice cream we promised all the kids. Called him on the phone to see why he never showed, and he claimed to have not written it in his book. He said this had never happened before and he would make it up to me. Ok fine, mistakes happen. Give him the benefit of the doubt and book him for our block party two weeks later. Because of the no show the first time I sent a confirmation email the day before the event and he confirms that he will be there. But once again, NO SHOW. We had kids in tears because we promised an ice cream truck and no one arrived. I am completely shocked that a business could be so unprofessional. Despite multiple confirmations and affirmations that he would be at two separate parties, he never showed. So two times in less than a month he was a no-show. I would suggest using a different company if you want the ice cream truck to actually come to your party. I would never have left this review if this were a one time event, but for it to happen to the same person two times is a trend. Obviously we will never use them again and I would warn people about using them too.