Mount Hunger salad and Strawberry Fields salad were both great. French toast was amazing (and they…read morecan do a smaller kids' portion). Outdoor seating under the umbrellas was lovely. The guacamole side is tasty and large for the price. The line to order food was quite long but it moved quickly. Tip for parents: there's a second bathroom upstairs and it has a changing table!

Great spot for breakfast or just to sit down and grab a cup of coffee with a friend…read more Right in the center of the town, this place is super convenient and cozy. There's seating indoor, upstairs, and outdoors and while there is a lot of seating you gotta scout seating because it fill sup quickly. I had Hommies in a blanket with pork sausage and avocado added. And, honestly it's worth it. Definitely a big boy sandwich. So much that I needed a nap after. The cabot cheddar that they use is phenomenal and really ties the wrap together. The sunrise moon platter is also really good. It has all the breakfast essentials. The home fries are nice and tender. I could snack on them all day. Platter, as a whole, lacked some salt. Pastries are a must too. Don't leave without trying their cider donuts or Cinnamon bread pudding. I, especially, recommend the bread pudding.

We made a special pilgrimage to King Arthur Baking Company's headquarters as part of our Vermont…read morevacation, and as longtime customers, we were genuinely excited to finally visit in person. The store did not disappoint -- it's a baker's paradise in every sense. Every possible ingredient, tool, pan, piece of equipment, and baking mix you could imagine is here, beautifully displayed and easy to browse. The space is bright, immaculate, and extremely well organized, with helpful staff ready to answer questions or point you toward something new. There's also a demonstration kitchen and a café, which adds even more to the experience. While their website is fantastic (and what we've relied on for years), the in‑person store is absolutely worth the trip. Whether you're an avid baker or looking for the perfect gift for someone who is, this is a destination worth driving for. We're so glad we finally made it -- and we'll be talking about this stop for a long time.

Beautiful shop and windows to peek at the baking area. The baking school looked nice, too!…read more The breakfast sandwich on "milk bread" was on what seemed like a regular hamburger bun, though, and the sandwich seemed pre-made, with the fried egg completely well done. The cappuccino was delicious, though, with pretty latte art. Sat in the outdoor area with umbrellas and flowers; much of the "campus" had logo decor for photos and such. Unfortunately, a language exchange group took up much of the shaded seating, though only a couple cups of coffee in front of ~15 folks (please, buy something and support the business if you're going to take up that much space)?! Worth a visit and especially on a sunny day. Bough a few items at the shop and felt better!

Cute small little coffee shop up in Fairlee. I got a matcha and a gochugang cookie. The cookie had…read morea delightful kick of spice. There was one barista and she was very nice. There's a nice patio space as well. It shares a lot with a general store next door. Nice to check out both!

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!

Today's expedition proved to be successful. Arrived early morning, and only found about four people…read morein front of me in line to be served. Although most of the fresh baked goods were gone, I did secure a couple of muffins and restocked our coffee supply. Staff was very welcoming for early in the morning; this remains my go to coffee stop in the North Woods.

This is the type of place makes me wish I lived here!…read more We found this place when searching for a place for morning coffee. The staff is friendly and very helpful. We didn't eat there but went about 5 times for coffee and drinks during our stay up north. Salted Caramel latte and the Chai Latte was the favorite in our family. They have plenty of other hot and cold drinks in addition to flavors and cold foams. They have a lot of baked goods and breakfast/lunch foods. They also sell their beans which made us happy! They have comfy seats that mae you feel like you're at home. They even have live music? Plenty of parking too. This is the best place for anyone who loves espresso!

Food: I got the breakfast sandwich with bacon and red onions, a maple scone, and maple latte. The…read morebreakfast sandwich was unique but one of the best I've had around. More akin to a breakfast panini, the gooey fluffy egg and cheese, crunchy bacon, and bright onions were perfectly supported by two slices of crunchy, crusty toasted sourdough. Such great flavor! The iced maple latte was a bit on the sweet side but still very much enjoyed it. TBD on the scone, but judging by how busy it was, it is gonna be great! Service: Friendly group passionate about what they do! Ambiance: Small town, comfortable bakery where I assume all the netizens gather.

Their pastries and lattes were really good - good selection and good quality. Spacious amount of…read moreseating. And clean bathrooms. Love that they use organic flour!

My brother and I stopped here a couple times for breakfast while we were in the area skiing for 2…read moredays. They breakfast is made fresh to order and they do have some unique combinations on the menu. They are a one stop shop for fresh food or grocery items. I was happy to have them located so close to our hotel. It made the mornings a whole lot easier! We tried a couple donut varieties, breakfast sandwiches and bagels. Everything was delicious.

This place is great. Really friendly and some really good quality meats. But the food here is…read moregreat. I had one of the best chicken sandwiches ever. This sandwich was so tender and juicy. The bread they use is soft and delicious. I am really glad I got to try it. The burgers were just as good. Even though simple but just very tender and tasty. The loaded fries were very good. This is for sure a place I would recommend giving a try. Not a very big place but good amount of seats. Quick and easy.

I was nervous walking in to what looked like a furniture store but was so pleasantly surprised by…read morethe charm inside! I don't know if it's a consignment shop/restaurant but it really makes the vibe fun and different. We got two apps to split as we weren't too hungry and there was also only one vegan entree and I am not a mushroom and eggplant fan. The Ezme was so delicious and the fresh baked pita was as perfect! The hummus we got warm, which I'd never had before but it was also very very good, although the burst of flavor in the Ezme definitely overshadowed the hummus. The only reason for 4 stars is the server seemed to have forgotten about us. We never received any plates or napkins and we both ran out of water and were waiting to get some more. Everyone was very very friendly but that took the overall experience down just a notch.

We drive an hour just to come to Depot 62, and every single time we leave happy. The place is both…read morean art gallery and a restaurant, which makes the experience feel really unique. Even the table you eat at, the chair you sit on, or the cushion you lean on can be purchased. The whole atmosphere is incredibly distinctive and inspiring. Our favorites so far are the Konya kebab, the güveç, the köfte, and the Anatolian hummus. Anything that comes out of their wood-fired oven is absolutely delicious. The flavors are rich, authentic, and consistently great. The ambiance is warm and welcoming -- it truly makes you feel at home. If you happen to meet the owner, you're in for a wonderful conversation as well. Also, very close by there's a charming little book house that feels like it came straight out of an old movie. Definitely worth stopping by while you're in the area.

Delicious food. Excellent service. Great atmosphere. Quinoa salad was out of this world!read more

I was recently at Cafe Anna for a memorial service gathering. It was my first time there after…read morehearing about the place for years. The food was exceptional and the staff was pleasant and efficient. The space has a number of windows and so is full of light. I will most definitely be back!

Heather - head cook and bottle washer We had a wonderful…read moretime. It was late and cold and raining when we arrived, but we soon warmed up. Rick was playing the guitar and he's a talented musician. Heather bakes the bread and this is another plus. There is outdoor seating but because of weather we didn't do that. They let us bring our poodle in and she was happy as well. Thank you to Heather and Rick.

Don't miss out on the live music!!! Rick Redington and band are phenomenal!!! The song Rose Marie…read morea strong favorite with Miss Kitty a close second. Blown away...

A very cute cafe in Stowe. There are only 2 tables that are dog friendly. Unfortunately, the…read moreoutdoor deck does not allow dogs. The staff were friendly. The food was a little overpriced for what you get. I really enjoyed the Huevos Rancheros except there were some burnt home fries. The Eggs Benedict could use some improvement as the pork belly was dry, poached eggs were overcooked, and could use more hollandaise.

The food was ok, but the attitude of the cashier ruined the experience. She spoke in a cold gruff…read morevoice that escalated to anger. It went like this: Her; Whipped cream ok? Me; Can I have the whipped cream on the side? Her: That's odd? Me: It's because it usually melts in the coffee and I want to enjoy it? Her: That's really odd! (You could hear the annoyance in her voice.) Me (attempting to explain) But haven't you ever eaten whipped cream by itself? Her cold judging voice: Yes, but it's still odd! Surprisingly hostile demeanor for a coffee place? Neither welcoming nor comfortable.