Got sandwiches here on our travels through Vermont. It's a nice little store. They have a little…read moreplace in the back of the store where you can get sandwiches and such to go. We only waited a few minutes before they were ready to go. I ordered a BLT and hubs ordered a hot Italian. The BLT was one of the best subs I've had! Delicious! Highly recommend this place.

Awesome country store. This place has everything plus. The staff are amazing and the owners are…read morevery generous.

Woo hoo! What a find. This place s awesome! There is a full service deli, with great lunch specials…read moreat cheaper prices, full store, cigarettes and a small dining room to have lunch in. All deli food made in house and really tasty. The staff is nice and quick. Place is clean and well stocked. Stop in and give them a try. You will leave happy and save money.

Good food, great people and easy access for a small town. Service is great and friendly. Thank youread more

When a night isn't swell a quick pit stop at the cluckin' cafe Pittsford resolved all resorts!!read more

In Rutland? Take the drive to Cluckin' Cafe & ask for Jacob! Cutest little place with so much…read morecharacter. Great menu with many options. I wanted it all! I ordered fried pickles and they did not disappoint. For my entree I ordered the chicken & waffle which was the perfect sweet and salty mix. And Jacob thanks for the great service!!!! I'll be sure to stop by next time I'm in Vermont. ***My co worker order spinach & artichoke dip with giant pita chips for app & Poutine for entree. She loved them both.

It's been 350 miles since the last stop in Connecticut and the "low fuel" warning has started. I…read moreknow I could go another 30 or 40 miles, but why take the chance. Especially in rural Vermont where I might not only run out of gas in the middle of nowhere, there also the possibility that I won't have mobile service too! This station is on US-7 and is currently a distributor for Sunoco products. Inside, a full convenience store with snacks and drinks and a clean restroom. [Review 18481 overall - 80 in Vermont - 2003 of 2022.]

The new guy is lazy and rude! Both him and the assistant manager are very lazy, customers…read moreconstantly have to make their own coffee etc. because the staff is too busy on their phones to put customers first! That's not even the half of it. The way they talk about each other and customers IN FRONT of customers is outrageous. Do not recommend this location at all!!

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.​

Six weeks into my first ever CSA experience; I think it's time to share my thoughts…read more When deciding on a CSA in the spring with several lady friends who are "sharing a share" with me; there were multiple options to take into account. Among them: content of the shares; local vs. organic vs. local & organic; cost; length of delivery season; location and time of deliveries... and likely a lot more that I'm forgetting. I'm not sure how I first stumbled onto Groundworks Farm; but it became our top choice. Local, sustainably grown (not necessarily organic, as far as I can tell from their website), and coming in at a slightly lower seasonal cost than some of the better known CSA's in the area we took a chance and sent our registration in back in early May. We registered not only for a veggie share, but also for an egg share (I dozen eggs/week) and a cheese share (once monthly delivery of several different cheeses). They also offer both chicken and meat shares which looked intriguing to me, but I couldn't get any of my friends to give those a try. I love that we not only got a welcome e-mail explaining the logistics (delivery, billing, etc.) but that we also get weekly e-mails in advance of the pick-up date telling us what to expect in our weekly share. It's nice that they send the e-mails to all four of us sharing the share. They also sent prompt notification one week when the delivery was going to be late; organization at the farm seems to be right on. Pick up is at the Harvest Co-Op in Cambridge; and is a bit chaotic for my liking. Instead of pre-packaging each individual share they put out bins of each item in the share an allow members to "pick their own". This leads to some people taking their slow, sweet time to pick out the *exactly* right kale leaves and lettuce heads. Because, you know, if you accidently picked out the "wrong" ones that would be total tragedy. However the upshot is that, when each of us comes to pick up our share at different times, nobody puts up a fuss each of us taking a quarter of a share at a time. The deliveries themselves seem to be standard CSA fair; and I'm looking forward to the summer progressing and seeing what late summer and early autumn have in store as early summer has begun to feel slightly repetitive. Overall I'd be inclined to give them four stars, but what really seals that fourth star is the egg share. I actually know people who are members of other CSA's who signed up solely for the egg share; and it is more than well worth what comes out to $3 per dozen of farm fresh eggs.

Summer of 2012 was our first experience with a CSA. Groundworks Farm did not disappoint. There was…read morean abundance of vegetables and it was fun to pick our own when we had time. Margaret keeps everyone updated via email on what to expect each week. The only thing I would wish for is a little better lighting in the barn. Sometimes hard to see the scales. By the end of the season we had extra scales, which made pickup much quicker. We bought an egg share as well and I have a hard time buying store bought anymore. There is such a major difference in eggs! We also did the winter share, which for us has been hard to keep without cold storage. But the selection has been good and the canned goods are so much fun to try. Overall this has been a great experience for us and I highly recommend.

Visited the Maple Angus after a friend's wedding. They were super excited to visit this food…read moretruck's brick and mortar. My biggest take away was how affordable everything was. They have great pricing here. My partner and I shared some incredible fried cheese curds. I highly recommend ordering those, they were incredible. My burger was good too. You order your food and pay up front and then they bring the food to you. There was one server that was extremely short with us, the other one was really sweet. There is a lot of seating available inside. The walls are lined with animal heads, so gives it a rustic hunting feel. I was most excited to try Vermont's signature: a maple creamee. Keep in mind they give you huge servings of this delicious soft serve. My partner and I shared a medium and could barely finish it. It tasted like delicious buttery maple syrup pancakes. If you're looking for affordable, local fast food, the Maple Angus is a good pick.

This business used to be owned by someone else and was purchased by a high school buddy of mine a…read morefew years back and they made it great! It started as a food truck and now it's a brick and mortar although they still cater. We have been here 3x in a week the food is excellent!! They have a huge indoor space and picnic tables outside as well. There is a walk up ice cream window. Lots of options, steak/burgers/pizza, all of the regular fried goodies- mushrooms, fries, onion rings etc. The family runs it and they are wonderful people. They run their specials on their facebook page. They have maple creemees & this one is excellent. They also have black raspberry soft serve which I didn't know existed and am now obsessed with, I am not sure if it's a special though ha. Support local and eat this delicious food!!