We got to sit at the bar during this visit! Amazing food and…read moreatmosphere once again. Hard to go wrong with anything you order. We were not disappointed. Always have leftovers with generous portions. Owner made us feel welcome from the start. A must visit! Worth the drive if you are in the area

Have visited this place a couple of times. There is a nice selection of breakfast(ish) and…read morelunch(ish) items on the menu. Service is friendly and the atmosphere is pleasant. So many fun items to explore, this place will require a few visits to find that favorite dish. Most recently, tried a couple of hash items: Frankly My Dear, I Don't Give a Yam, and Cowboy Hash. Also, ordered a small (very) side of the house salsa. Great food, and a generous portion on the hash items. If you can get there when they are open, be sure to stop in!

Are you kidding?! This place should not be in a medical center, but a café all its own! I've…read morenever had food this incredible in any hospital or medical center in my life. More than that, it compares very favorably against most lunch places I've ever been to, as well! Apparently, they are host to a few chefs from the New England School for Culinary Arts, or whatever the school is called. It shows. Day one: autumn harvest pasta with seasonal vegetables and a cider reduction. Say wha...? Day two: cream of onion soup with parsley oil and crab two ways. Okay, that's just insane. And so incredibly delicious! For breakfast, they have homemade granola and locally sourced yogurt with actual vanilla seeds. I was completely floored by the quality of the food. This was an incredible find, and I cannot wait to visit again in the future!

While visiting my friend in Randolph, I was a bit surprised when she and a buddy made excited plans…read moreto have lunch at the hospital. Hospital food? What, do they have the best jello? Imagine my deep pleasure and surprise to find that this little gem is one of Randolph's best kept secrets (until now). I had a truly wonderful Nicoise salad...incredibly crisp fresh green beans, tender yummy red potato quarters, capers, tomato quarter, greens and really delicious shrimp, all in a light well seasoned dressing, and the absolutely perfect serving size...all for $5.50. Mind bogglingly good, well priced, and really delicious. I wish I worked next door. I would honestly eat lunch here every single day!

Family of 5 visiting on vacation...return visitors…read more All of the breakfast food was very well prepared and had great taste. The Sugar & Spice pancakes are always a must have for my son. I had an omelet off of the Specials menu with Pineapple, ham and mozzarella...Basically a Hawaiian Pizza but in an omelet. Very good, if you like Hawaiian Pizza. The home fries didn't have much color to them but we're actually cooked through and tasted good With a nice texture. The only draw back was our server, while efficient, had like in the way of people skills. Every interaction was as short as possible. Not bad, just not good. Lots of items to shop for if you are a tourist.

Service is 5 stars! The moment we walked inside a man who seemed like the owner was happily…read moregreeting everyone as they enter. Such a great vibe! Our server was carol and a young 14 yo assistant named Austin. The place was hopping but you wouldn't know it as Carol and Austin were GREAT!!! Carol is definitely a serving heart kinda gal. We split our delicious meal. It had everything except potatoes so we had a side of those. Smart! Eggs over medium and super good sausage links! One blueberry pancake and one buckwheat. So accommodating to get to choose different pancakes!!! Who does that?!! No restaurant we've ever been. Pancakes delicious. Only wish the syrup was warm. Everything else was perrrfect! Must go!

I haven't eaten in there, but food and groceries are always very good quality. A nice alternative…read moreto a supermarket

We visited Vermont for Labor Day weekend and came here to get a sandwich but ended up buying…read moregroceries instead! Lots of choices from local Vermont and New Hampshire farms. I even saw my all time favorite caramel sauce = Fat Toad made with goat´s milk. We ended up getting several local cheeses, ciders and beers, and meat from nearby farms. Staff were friendly and even helped me out to my car cause I had too many bags to carry on my own. Next time we are in town, I will be sure to stop by during the hours the deli is open to try one of their yummy looking sandwiches.

Creek House Burger w/onion rings n a sida slaw w/unsweet tea with lemon - update to come - well the…read moreburger was phenomenal, onion rings so tender, the slaw *chef's kiss* and the maple creemee to top it off - taste

Visiting Vermont and wanted some good pancakes and maple syrup. This cozy and kind place delivered…read more Seems like it had a lot of locals. Food was quick, hot, and served with a smile. What's not to love? Also- when I order eggs over medium, most places don't do it right and it's very watery in the middle or just completely fried. This place knows how to get it right! Perfectly jammy in the middle.

Great food and great staff. Was visiting from Massachusetts. What a great quirky place to grab a…read morebite to eat!

Just moved to Vermont in April. On our first week here I stopped a couple walking yo their car at…read moreShaw's. I thought they looked colorful and I am aware that people with rainbow colored probably know where to eat. I asked them and they said in unison "The bowling Alley!" Took us a few weeks but we made our way there on a Sunday. I had some kind of specialty Egg Benedict. I'm excited because a friend who loves hollandaise sauce is coming to visit. We are going bowling and Benedicting.

Worth your time to visit this fine coffee and donuts cafe for the best coffee drinks and matchas!…read moreHomemade donuts and pastries! Malon will make you a delicious latte or matcha or cortado with a smile, give Twisted Halo some love!!

Stopped in on a busy Tuesday morning for some coffee and donuts. This place is cozy, welcoming, and…read moredelicious!

Stopped in for breakfast on a trip to Killington. Cute cafe, fast service. The banana bread french…read moretoast, served with real maple syrup is a 10/10 (even for somebody that prefers a savory breakfast). Would recommend a stop here. Didn't order any but they do have alcohol on the menu.

This is my favorite spot in killington. The omelets are amazing and the pancakes are the best I've…read moreever had.

Excellent food and extraordinary service! The ambience was nice and welcoming. I couldn't have…read moreasked for a better dining experience. Highly recommend you!

Holy smokes -- this place is something else. The service was genuinely impressive, and the food…read morecame out faster than anywhere I've been. Everything we ordered was delicious. Highly recommend.

A quirky little spot in Rochester! I love when coffee shops and bookstores are in conjunction with…read moreeach other. A variety of pastries, food, and beverages, as well as local Vermont merchandise. Lots of fun little things to look at inside. Good service, good coffee. Nice place! Check it out if you're passing through.

Charm: 6 stars. Comestibles: 3 stars…read more We took the "back way" home from VT this winter break, a strategy that avoided interstate traffic, but also occasionally situated us behind slow-moving tractors and trucks on one-lane country roads. Overall, we enjoyed the way's meandering charm, especially when we stumbled upon places like Sandy's Books and Bakery in Rochester, VT (which made me immediately think of you, Mercedes). Per the headline, Sandy's is a used bookstore with original, classic, 1960's and 70's era finds from Agatha Chrystie, Isaac Asimov, etc... newer books about foraging, mysticism, and other fun things; locally made candles, soaps, walking sticks, crocheted hats; and locally made food products in / adjoining the cafe. There are numerous rooms on two floors where you can take your time to slow down and enjoy a book. (Fiction, science fiction, horror and mystery are upstairs!) Cafe tables are set up in many of these semi-private reading rooms so you can enjoy a coffee or pastry alongside a good read. Places like this make me swoon and had we not been on the clock, I would've loved to browse for hours and hours. The setup certainly invites that, as do the friendly local patrons. Sadly, we had to peel our children away from smelling each and every homemade soap and candle, and from trying to fence with the beautiful, polished, natural wood walking sticks (pickaxes, our 8 year old called them), and get our food order to go so we could make our an appointment (for race ski sharpening ) in time. What we tried: - Broccoli and potato quiche, made with a gluten free tortilla crust -- delicious and homemade, with tender, custardy egg -- but undersalted by our standards and made with very little cheese. The eggs had an interesting and unexpected faint whiff of vanilla. - Roasted carrot and lentil soup -- soup made with small green lentils was conceptually great, but overly sweet and served with what could've been a wonderful bread roll, but one that was microwaved and inedibly rubbery as a result. We would've enjoyed diced carrots that had been cut smaller than these 2" slices, but that's a preference. - Apple cider donuts -- I'm sure these would've been amazing fresh out of the fryer, but sadly, these spheroids (not rings) of fried dough were dense, oily, and well past peak freshness (two or three days old?) on our Friday morning visit. - Morning glory muffin -- moist, not overly sweet, very good - Cafe au lait -- you're told to fill a mug with pre-made coffee from the dispenser and to come to the counter for the steamed / frothed milk, which was unexpected for me. The coffee on our visit was watery. Baked goods (including cookies of all sorts), looked so lavish and amazing that I'd come again to try other items, but really, it's the overall experience that charms. Food and drink may not be the winning components, but perhaps I don't mind when a bookstore is so darn welcoming and charming. Bookmarking for a return visit.