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    Windy Lane Bakery

    5.0 (7 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 1:00 pm

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    Brooke N.

    From your morning coffee, to a sweet treat, this is the place to go. Windy lane also made our wedding cupcakes and I was IMPRESSED to say the least. Flavor 10/10. Presentation 10/10. Customer service 10/10.

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    So many choices and everything was delicious!! Got a variety of pastries. Stop by early for best selection.

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    Raspberry handles are amazing and the other items did not disappoint. Everything was perfectly prepared and displayed.

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    Woodland Baking & Coffee - Bread pudding and Ham & Cheese Croissant

    Woodland Baking & Coffee

    4.4(75 reviews)
    37.9 mi

    Honestly, the only reason why we ate breakfast at this place was because all of the other…read morerestaurants we wanted to try were closed today. This place was on our way to our first destination this morning and we said screw it, let's give a try, Ooof!! we would've have a better tasty breakfast at McDonald's for half the cost. Yep!! This place is actually really pricey for the quality of food you get here. I ordered the egg, cheese sandwich on a biscuit (because we always like to try the local restaraunt's biscuits) and I added their maple sausage. I wanted to get an almond croissant as well until I saw a fly in the pastry cabinet just have his way on all the pastries. NOPE!! This was probably one of the worse breakfast sandwiches I have ever had to date. The biscuit itself was hard as a rock, dry and crumbled upon touch. It was lousy as heck. The maple sausage was a thick patty, but small, almost like a quarter size round compared to the size of the biscuit. So for what sandwich and a cup of coffee was around $23. Heck no! Was that even worth it with how bad inflation is these days Not sure how they have such high ratings, but just be warned. You're welcome!

    Five stars for their oat-chocolate chip-multigrain cookie. So freakin good with just the right…read moreamount of sweet, salt, and rich dark chocolate. The sweet potato breakfast bar was also fluffy and healthy, but that cookie is divine. Serene spot off the beautiful Stowe Recreation Path. Coming back to try their salted peanut butter cookie and more. 5 stars!!!!

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    Woodland Baking & Coffee - Barista is hobbled by a terrible coffee vending machine that spits out awful espresso.

    Barista is hobbled by a terrible coffee vending machine that spits out awful espresso.

    Woodland Baking & Coffee - Our box of baked goods to go.

    Our box of baked goods to go.

    Woodland Baking & Coffee - Almond crossiant, blueberry coffee cake, pumpkin chocolate bread, and harvest bar

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    Almond crossiant, blueberry coffee cake, pumpkin chocolate bread, and harvest bar

    Turkey Hill Farm - local yarn

    Turkey Hill Farm

    4.5(2 reviews)
    5.2 mi
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    Spent an hour or so at Turkey Hill picking blueberries and raspberries. We typically go to another…read morefarm but figured we would try some place new. This farm is hands down on our top spots now. The farm is not huge by any stretch but is bountiful, affordable, and the farmer or at least one of them was milling around talking to folks about where to pick the best parts of the crops and answering other questions. We wound up picking about 7 lbs of blueberries and are excited to make some backed goods, add them to morning and afternoon meals and snacks and will now have a small stock to help get us through the winter. We loved the variety of berries they had, the staff was very friendly and super helpful. Would recommend this as a stop for those looking to try pick your own or who are annual pickers interested in checking out a great little farm. Their prices are reasonable and the farm is not overwhelmingly large. We will be back, THF. Thanks for doing what you do!

    We came upon the farm because our host we were staying with suggested we check out the Apple Fair…read morethat was happening that weekend. When we arrived, there was an array of local products being made and sold including fresh apple donuts, apple cider, boiled apple cider syrup, cheeses, soaps, honey, yarn and more! Everyone there was so nice and great at showing us the facilities and the processes and chatting with such pride about their products - we bought a bunch of items and would have bought more if we thought they would make the long drive back to New York (or I would have anyway...) I'm not sure the address is correct, but here are the directions from the website: Take I-89 to Exit 4 (Randolph). Go East on Route 66 for 0.5 miles to Vermont Technical College. Bear left to stay on Route 66. After 0.5 miles, bear left onto Ridge Road. In 1.4 miles, turn right onto North Randolph Rd. Continue for 1.5 miles to Curtis Road. Turn right on Curtis Road (across from Neighborly Farms). Turkey Hill forks to the right off Curtis after about 0.25 miles. Take the drive on the left for Turkey Hill Farm.

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    Turkey Hill Farm - Pressing apples for cider

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    Making cider

    Sandy's Books and Bakery

    Sandy's Books and Bakery

    4.4(75 reviews)
    7.9 mi
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    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.

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    Sandy's Books and Bakery - Cute cook store and cafe

    Cute cook store and cafe

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    Sandy's Books and Bakery - Bookshelves of some goodies they sell

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    Bookshelves of some goodies they sell

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