Great coffee and conveniently located! Grabbed a cappuccino and mocha in the morning. There's not…read moremuch pastry/bread to choose from. Better to just grab coffee and go.

Lovely Brio Coffee, decent chai and the best granola bars around. Super friendly efficient service,…read moresmack dab at the base of Lincoln Peak. Coffee trucks rock and this one is special.

My wife and I were visiting and exploring Waitsfield, VT for the first time, and we're so glad we…read morestumbled upon Three Mountain Café. From the moment we walked in, we felt welcomed and at ease, this place has that authentic, small-town charm that makes you want to linger. I ordered the Spicy Turkey Club Panini from their panini section ($13), and it was excellent. It came with Farmer's & Cooks fireside turkey breast, tomato, cheddar, chipotle mayo, all pressed on a fresh baguette (I opted to skip the bacon). The sandwich had the perfect balance of flavor and spice, the chipotle mayo brought just the right kick, and the turkey was juicy and flavorful. The bread was warm and crisp, holding everything together without overpowering the ingredients. A really satisfying, thoughtfully prepared lunch. The staff were friendly, laid-back, and helpful. Even though it was our first time in, they made us feel welcomed. They gave great menu suggestions, and service was quick but never rushed. You can tell they care about the quality of what they serve and the experience they provide. Three Mountain Café has a cozy, welcoming vibe that fits perfectly with the laid-back spirit of the Mad River Valley. There's plenty of seating, local art on the walls, and a community feel that makes it a great spot to relax with a cup of coffee or a light meal. It's the kind of place where locals and visitors mix naturally, and you leave feeling like you found something special. Whether you're passing through Waitsfield or spending the day exploring, Three Mountain Café is absolutely worth a stop. Great food, kind people, and a warm atmosphere.

One person working behind counter. I think we waited 30min for a coffee n bagel? We were only 3rd…read morepeople in line. By the time we finally got our stuff the line grew to a dozen. Poor folks! Saving grace was the positive attitude of the poor young man stuck in that unenviable position

We stopped here on our back back to Boston and we're NOT disappointed…read more The coffee is self-serve and delicious. My husband had the Breakfast Reuben, which is a delicious Fried egg, the best hand shredded corned beef he has had in a long time, aged Cabot cheddar with mustard aioli on house-baked English muffin. He skipped the house slaw though. When he was done he was like, "that might have been one of my favorite breakfast sandwiches." I had the PB & J, which I devoured! on its housemade lightly toasted English muffin. I have made homemade English Muffins before and these were missing the light cornmeal outer coating that I am accustomed to, so it is more like a roll in texture, but it was delicious nonetheless and I would order it again! The side of fruit was fresh diced apples, blueberries and strawberries. Yum! Highly recommend you stop on your next visit to the region. We definitely will!

This breakfast spot was just what we needed! Came into town with some friends and was looking for a…read morecasual breakfast spot. This is your neighborhood friendly, find a spot, order at the counter type place. Everyone was friendly and the food was delicious!

I really liked this place. I unfortunately came during covid, so the experience was much more…read morelimited, but I would easily come back here. I did order a grilled cheese, and this was probably the best grilled cheese from a cheese shop i've ever had. Was it mind blowing, no, but it was darn good. Will easily come back here the next time i'm in Vermont.

High end quality, curated items. Went here two weekends ago and tried some different cheeses. The…read morecheesemonger was very knowledgeable! I ended up getting the Cabot/jasper hills cheddar and my husband got another cheddar. And I couldn't pass up some of the other items like maple popcorn and buttercrunch.

The coffee is as good as everyone says. The staff is friendly, talented and fast!…read more I had a breakfast sandwich on a seeded roll. It was heavily seeded and took away from the sandwich. The egg was premade, the cheese was fine but there were an infinitesimal amount of sausage specks. What was present was tasty but it is a stretch to give it equal billing. In fairness, this place is not about the food but they are locally sourcing excellent products. Please do better. I will come back for the coffee and the great staff but eat elsewhere.

Can I just say, this place has such good coffee. A lot of times, cute cafes (such as Sunnyside),…read morehave great sounding drinks, but then when you take a sip, it ends up tasting too bitter, too sweet, or just flat out gross. But here, you take a sip and it is just heavenly! The coffee itself is just really good! I don't know how to explain it! I ended up getting a maple latte with oat milk and it hit the spot. I tend to never finish my drinks (oops) but this one I finished! The shop itself is very small so you can expect to be buddy buddy with the people behind you in line. But it moves super fast and the baristas are very kind and welcoming. Sadly we don't live nearby, otherwise, this would be my go to stop in the morning!

One of the best coffee places I had in the area of Woodstock…read more The service was pleasant and fast. Love the hipster vibe, organization, and open space of the coffee spot. Great place for studying and meeting up. The location is isolated in a beautiful spot. The iced lattes were very delicious. They were so good, we went back the next day to order again but they were closed. Highly recommend the lattes here!

Cute little coffee shop with a roastery. I was really excited to try it. However, I was sadly…read moreunderwhelmed by my Pie Yammie Spice drink. There didn't seem to be much flavor which surprised me with all those spices and no toasted marshmallow came with it. My Mom was also underwhelmed by her drink. Oh well, maybe it was an off day.

The food is very good and they have a great deli! They serve breakfast and lunch, but my favorite…read morepart was the daily specials. They also have a public bathroom and the staff is very nice.

The VG has been a local treasure for the entire 47 years I've been in the Valley. And it gets…read morebetter with every passing year. It is WAY more than just a convenience store, although it is that, as well They have the best beer selection around--an entire walk in cooler with a broad selection of beers from all over. Wowser! Their deli has great food either cooked to order or serve-yourself hot dishes like chili and Mac and Cheese. After hours for the deli, you can still get a nice set of selections, including my favorite--their deviled eggs. And pretty soon, the serve-yourself creemee machines will be up and running for the season. Did I mention their specials? Including the annual lobster boil? Oh, and they were the first gas station in the Valley to offer ethanol-free gas. Plus, they give back a percentage of gas sales to a local charity each month. The VG is truly a gem! I'm so glad they are here and hope they will be--FOREVER!

The ambience and interior are exceptional. Beer is exceptional. And they have a decent selection of…read morefood to hold you over. People giving three stars should be ashamed. Especially when you live near Waitsfield and there's nothing else around. This place is a gem in the middle of nowhere.

my wife and I drove out to lawsons when we in Vermont a while back. The brewery is beautiful, and…read morethere is a lot of seating indoors. The bartenders were friendly, and the beers were great, obviously. It will definitely be in my rotation when we go back to Vermont.

My love for this place will never wane even though it's already so popular that it gets completely…read moreslammed every day during the period that is winter break for surrounding school systems -- and probably many other times as well. I love that they're socially conscious and really care about social justice and the environment. - They compost.* My pup discovered this after we emerged from a trail next to the back of the bakery. She found all this very scientifically interesting. - They serve in house with reusable metal utensils and plates, which you return to the counter. - They're committed to sourcing organic, sustainably produced flour from a few family-run farms. - Takeout containers (and I feel awful when having to use these at times) are waxed cardboard -- maybe professionally compostable or recyclable, but I suspect not. Still, better than plastic. Eat in if you can. Someday I'll remember to bring my own containers and see if they'll use them. The bread is world class. We've probably tried almost every loaf at this point. They tend towards being traditional styles with robust crusts and a good, slow, cold rise -- breads that take time to make. Our preferences lean towards the sourdoughs, the miche-type loaves, anything with olives, and the potato breads (for those of us with old teeth or missing baby teeth). But everything you could possibly order will be amazing. We loved the beautiful pain d'epi most recently, though the 10 year old (who doesn't have a full set of chompers right now) found it tough to consume without a good dip in Mom's stew at the end of the day. The only version my family cited as more beloved was from Maison Kayser -- yes, a chain, but a very good one where my kiddos literally cut their teeth. Pastries are shockingly good as well, particularly the laminated ones that someone must be getting up at 2 or 3 a.m. to prepare. Chocolate croissants and almond croissants are perfectly layered, generously filled with high quality chocolate (real chocolate, not Nutella!) or almond paste filling that is even good when cold. The "simplest" of pastries (not really at all simple for anyone's whose tried to make these), a plain croissant, will wow a purist. My kiddos love the perfectly frosted maple bun visit after visit. Savory pastries are often filled with beautifully caramelized / browned onions, cheese, and other ingredients depending on the whims of the chefs. Again, I don't think you can go wrong; we certainly never have. There are decent sandwiches and salads on the menu (from the perspective of the spoiled). Nothing is groundbreaking, but they're 200% competent and ingredients are consistently excellent. A recent Harvest Salad, for instance, included fresh and tender butter lettuce, winter squash roasted to tender perfection, nuts and dried fruit in perfect balance. We'd had about 10 different "harvest salads", in the past few weeks in VT at that point, but though this one was more simply designed than many, it was more delicious, given the impeccably fresh, high quality ingredients. We sometimes get here on the earlier side, but never seem able to score a breakfast sandwich, which seems to sell out fast. We like the down-to-earth staff, who smile when they mean it and don't when they don't -- and show fatigue when they need to and ought. I love that the management appears to be humane, opening later than usual when an ice storm makes driving conditions perilous. We recognize some staff members from some years past and we like the continuity a lot. Love the entire picture. All of it. * I just read that all VT households and businesses are required to compost per a state law passed in 2020. Cool! Red Hen seems to have a great sorting system set up, though, with many neat, well maintained bins lined up out back.

I've been a huge fan of Red Hen for years. If I could live on their baguettes alone, I would. I…read morehadn't been to the cafe in several years, but found myself close today so I stopped in for a to-go sandwich. It's always been busy when I've gone, but wait times aren't very long and the staff is pleasant. Needless to say, I got home and inhaled my turkey on a baguette. The only thing I think is a little bit of a bummer is the lack of more "traditional" topping options. I like my sandwiches with lettuce, tomato, and onion. The cafe does not offer tomatoes and only has pickled onions. Would be nice to have a little more choice when building your own sandwich. That said, I'm still a big fan and would get food from there again in a heartbeat.

Great coffee! Cane in from Chicago got a double espresso no frills per usual, then my daughter got…read morea Sprig... both were amazing! Staff was so nice, wish I were here longer to go back!

Great little place. Stopped for a coffee and muffin. Hung out for a bit and listened to some great…read moreold 70's R&B. Brought back the memories and was a great coffee. Worth stopping in.