I look forward to coming here every time I drive up through Brattleboro from NYC. The beer is…read moregreat, the food is great, and the views are AMAZING! We always love to sit out on the deck on the second floor, overlooking the water. What a treat! I'd suggest the wings, midnight poutine fries, and our absolute favourite- Vermont cheddar ale soup. This soup is sooo good and perfect on a chilly Fall day. Even if it's a little cold, they have the heat lamps going so you can still enjoy your meal out on the deck! Doesnt that sound nice?

I had reservations based on the current rating but my wife wanted a view! Turns out the food was…read moregreat as well as the beer at Whetstone. We enjoyed a chili dog and Carolina dog. Both were excellent as well as the homemade chips and fries! Great bartenders

This place is worth the hype. I know it's super popular now but it is worth visiting. There are so…read moremany options, everyone in your party will be happy. The store itself is a nice size and there is a market area with food and then another shop part where you can get other baked goods and take home meals (including Mac and cheese and pasta)! The staff are friendly and willing to answer questions despite being so busy, but I do recommend studying the menu and options so you don't hold up the line. Regarding the food- come hungry! There are so many good options you definitely want to be try many things. I had the Mac and cheese, maple bbq pulled pork, the chili and a sandwich. I recommend the chili and the traffic jam sandwich! You really can't go wrong. There are a lot of good options and everything tastes really good and homemade.

Food- 4/5 Overall experience- 5/5…read more It was a fun spot to stop at to break up our drive back to Boston. The lot was small but many people were coming in and out so we didn't have to wait long to get a parking spot or outdoor seating. There are two shops: the deli and market with different vibes and items inside. The market is a quick shop with some snacks, drinks, coffee, and knickknacks. The deli is where the hot/cooked foods are at with some other specialty foods. The food was overall ok, nothing noteworthy. The main attraction is their Mac and cheese that had been circulating my IG feed. Don't think it's life changing but the shops have curated selections of local goods that are reasonable priced to get some last minute treats. Pass on the general tso(?) and the potstickers in my opinion unless you're really craving it. The desserts looked amazing and would definitely get one next time

Adorable counter service breakfast spot with indoor and outdoor seating. Friendly staff. Everything…read morewas flavorful, delicious, and really well seasoned. The toast was a highlight for me - homemade and buttery. Would definitely come by again to try some coffee and specials!

Friends' lunch- excellent meal, advise folks to get there early outside of busy times ! Both…read morebreakfast and lunch options were varied and delicious. I like the egg sandwich with the caramelized onions; the Thai sandwiches were also great; and salad huge and plentiful. Not the most scenic spot (strip mall type area north of downtown) but who cares if the food is great. There is an outside seating porch area - seems to have a lot of room. Wait Staff so friendly and accommodating - bring the food out to the outside tables. Restrooms nice too- added bonus. We will be back!

We were looking for a quick bite on our way home from Maine. The food was really good, I had the…read moreblack and bleu burger special. I love great food trucks like this one!

Went to Biker Bob on a rainy lunch break not knowing what to expect. Seating area looks nice if it…read morewasn't raining. Service was on point, lovely and helpful to a first timer. I ordered a hot dog, grilled, and it was very good. Natural casing, good flavor, on a nice buttery grilled bun, plus a very reasonable price. Next I had the mushroom Swiss burger... It's a little pricey but it's a very good burger, could you used a little more seasoning, but it's a large tasty burger. Last I had a side of fries, which I could confidently say with a best fries I've had in years. Drink it all down with a Mexican Coke. Overall I definitely recommend this location and will definitely be back to try some other things on the menu.

Love this place -- it truly is our Cheers! Great people, delicious food, good vibes, worth the wait…read morefor a table.

Amazing ambiance, friendly staff, and great food. Kipling's is exactly what I have in mind when I…read morethink of a pub or a tavern.

Interesting little venue. Went up to Brattleboro to spend a day with my boyfriend and when we drove…read moredown the street, came across this place and opted to try it. Very dated on the inside but I think that's supposed to be part of it's "charm". We were one of maybe four parties (all less than 3 people in each) and the server, who was a semi-nice older woman, seemed SO lost and overwhelmed for the place not being busy. Very frazzled and it took a while to get drink refills and the additional sauce we had originally ordered with our meal. The menu isn't vast, so don't go in expecting to try something new. We opted for the Vermont burger, and the Double Smash burger. They were....eh. Nothing to write home about. Being known for their fresh ingredients (according to google) I would have to disagree. Everything seemed pretty standard..frozen fries/frozen patties etc. Maybe I am wrong but that's how it had tasted.

Stopped in this delightful restaurant near the Interstate in Brattleboro en route. We chose this…read morelocation because very dog friendly wonderful outdoor dining. We once had a great lunch at The Marina, but they no longer are dog friendly! This new place for us is 5 star. Delicious BKT, full of good stuff and comes in perfectly baked bread make on site. My haddock Fish 'n Chips was juicy and perfect....the best and freshest ever! Draft beer selection also a home run. The server was great and clearly loved her work. Will stop by again soon!

The outer appearance of this purveyor of fine vegan dining is deceiving. Its street façade looks…read morelike a rundown old shack whose exterior signage seems provisional, as though it were hastily erected on opening day with intentions of later improving it, but "later" never happened. Even the interior, because so dimly lit, looks ramshackle. But you can't judge this book by its unassuming cover. Exquisite vegan cuisine awaits you inside. My fiancée and I temporarily suspended our WFPB high nutritional standards when she indulged in mock meat and I in sautéed food. No regrets. I savored my small plate of Curried Cider Brussels Sprouts and big plate of Peanut Tofu Noodles. She relished her big plate of Swedish Meatballs (TVP pea protein), which came with a side of the luscious Brussels Sprouts, and she proclaimed her dessert, Chocolate Mousse, to be among the best she ever tasted. All was served on elegant dishware. If we visit Brattleboro again, we will plan our visit around Vegan A.F.'s limited schedule. Reservations are required because of its limited hours and limited seating. We dined on a weekday evening, yet it had a full house. As it had rained earlier, the outdoor patio was not open for dining, so everyone was confined indoors. Not a problem. Its intimate atmosphere (in other words, its cramped interior) promoted casual but meaningful conversations among other fellow diners, as often happens in small vegan cafés. Kudos to Judy, our energetic server, who singlehandedly held down the fort both skillfully and gracefully. In case you're wondering, as I was, what does the A.F. in their name stand for, its website states obscurely way on the bottom "And Flex," yet there is nothing apologetic or flexitarian about Vegan A.F. Probably more consequential, a cognoscente of NYC informs me its underlying meaning is a far more colorful, indeed here not publishable.

We just came upon Vegan AF while traveling through Brattleboro. What a find! They prefer…read morereservations, I called and they were able to squeeze us (a table of 4) in. I'm so glad. The restaurant is deceptively larger and the art on the walls is so cool. But the real magic was the food. SO So so good! My husband had the meatless meatloaf and it was a huge portion. I had the risotto and it was so delicious. Absolutely a must stop. Parking is available on the street and in front of the auto glass across the street BUT only when it's closed AND only directly in front.

After being asked how our meal was by none other than the OWNER and giving honest feedback on the…read moresteak tips (didn't ask for a refund or for it to be removed from the bill). She responded "oh I'm happy to throw away $20 worth of meat". Rude and inappropriate. Then when my spouse attempted to calmly let her know her behavior was unacceptable she tried to defend herself instead of apologizing. After 4-5 very pleasant experiences this was enough so that We will NEVER spend another red cent in this establishment.

Highly recommend making a reservation if you're planning to visit Echo in Brattleboro; if you just…read morewalk in, they'll likely turn you away at the door. Our group of seven was seated right away thanks to our reservation, but the wait for both drinks and food was on the longer side. Our server apologized multiple times, which we appreciated, and we passed the time playing phone games with the kids to keep them busy. The pierogies were a highlight, with a nicely crispy exterior and a creamy filling, and the shoestring fries came out salty and crunchy. My chicken cordon bleu sandwich, though, didn't really live up to the name, and the side salad was pretty plain with just a basic vinaigrette. My wife's grilled cheese with fried chicken strips also seemed a bit undercooked, and the chicken had a slightly rubbery texture. Overall it wasn't our best dining experience, but the atmosphere inside is very nice and the staff themselves are kind.