Wow! Ice cream was delicious and service was super friendly and quick! Mud pie ice cream and the…read morehot fudge sundae were great picks!

Get the maple cremee! Delicious soft serve and i believe it's their most popular flavor…read more We also tried a brownie sundae with peanut butter fudge ice cream - whew!! Decadent and cozy. There's also a walk up window if you prefer not to go in.

Wow!! Great Food. Great Service. Great Vibes. 10/10…read more Can get busy- but worth it and the waitlist makes things easy

The dressing on the Caesar salad was perfect and the bread crumbs with the thinly shredded cheese…read morewere delicious. Definitely something I would order again. The street corn queso was good too, but probably not something I personally would get again. Not pictured are the dry rub chicken wings, which were so good. They were crispy, flavorful, and came with a delicious homemade sauce on the side. I also got a Moscow mule which was super good and fairly priced at only $9. I would definitely recommend this place and come back again!

Extremely high-quality fresh ingredients with wonderful service! The new management has figured…read morethings out!! Welcome back!!!! CM

What a fabulous spot- Cassie's Corner is the best little ice cream store in Vermont! Run by two…read morewonderfully kind girls who are extremely attentive and excellent servers. The ice cream is absolutely delicious, and there is a pretty spot to sit and enjoy the nearby creek. Easy access to the local beach and right in town. Don't miss the best local ice cream spot around!! What a fabulous spot- Cassie's Corner is the best little ice cream store in Vermont! Run by two wonderfully kind girls who are extremely attentive and excellent servers. The ice cream is absolutely delicious, and there is a pretty spot to sit and enjoy the nearby creek. Easy access to the local beach and right in town. Don't miss the best local ice cream spot around!!

We are visiting the area for two weeks and our first night we came in and ordered a pizza and…read morecalzone. Both were excellent and great quality. The staff was kind and prompt in greeting us. While waiting for the food, we're had ice cream and it was very generous scoops and yummy! We returned last night to grab something, unfortunately, we were too late for pizza, but I got a Thanksgiving wrap and my husband got the Chicken Parm sandwich from the deli counter. Both items were so/so. The wrap is too expensive for the amount of food inside as it's mostly tortilla. The sandwich was ok, but not something he would get again. Atmosphere is a gas station deli, with some outdoor seating. We took our food to go both times. We will return, but will stick to the freshly prepared items.

Stopped in here after checking out of my hotel the other morning and got a nice fresh Roast Beef…read moresub (large) with some mayo and lettuce and I apologize that I DIDN'T take a photo of it because it was easily one of the most delicious and filling subs I've ever had. Bread was fresh, the roast beef was excellent, no fat or grizzle. Great little spot stuck inside of the gas station. If you're ever in Jeffersonville and need a great sandwich for the road on the way back to your home state, this is the place to get it from!

Very clean inside with outdoor patio seating. Friendly service and lots of chocolate choices. They…read morehave hot chocolate and different degrees of darkness to it. The 72% was perfect and only slightly sweet. The pieces of chocolate truffle are delicious as well. Would recommend if you are craving chocolate!

We had such a nice experience at the Stowe location. Friendly service and excellent chocolates and…read morehot chocolates. We loved the treats.

Still great, ownership has changed hands. Maple sprinkles just as good. I really hate to say this…read morebut I think lake Champlains ice cream the pure Vermont maple is now the most creamy and strongest maple flavor ice cream (I know it's not a creemee). Palmer lane still has a great creemee. I've heard from a friend that cold hollow maple creemee might be even stronger maple flavor

After a long hike that left my legs completely shot, I found myself cruising the back roads of…read moreVermont when I spotted a small crowd gathered outside a charming little roadside stand. Curiosity won, and I pulled over--turns out, it wasn't your typical ice cream shop. Around here, they call it a creemee--a local twist I quickly picked up on as I listened to the locals eagerly waiting for their names to be called along with their favorite flavors. Naturally, I had to go with the maple creemee. I mean, when in Vermont, how can you not try something maple? One bite in, and I was sold. It's not quite like traditional soft-serve--the texture is smoother, silkier on the tongue, and the maple flavor was rich without being overly sweet. I also couldn't resist grabbing a maple soda and some maple candy while I was at it. (Hey, don't judge--did I mention how long that hike was?) I only wish I had the stomach to try more flavors; judging by the one I had, I can only imagine how delicious the rest must be. If you find yourself wandering the back roads of Vermont, keep your eyes peeled for a creemee stand--you're in for a real treat.

The Vermont Maple Outlet is one of those places where you instantly feel like you've stumbled on…read morethe heart of Vermont. The interior is cute and well organized making it simple to browse! They have a little of everything maple -- syrup, candies, jams, gifts -- and it's the kind of shop where you end up finding something for yourself and something to bring home. But the real highlight? The "creamies." Hands down some of the best I've ever had. The swirl of blackberry and maple was absolutely perfect -- sweet, tangy, and creamy in all the right ways. It's the kind of treat that makes you wish summer in Vermont would last forever. Whether you're a maple lover or just passing through, the Vermont Maple Outlet is worth the stop. A true taste of Vermont in every sense. Service is quick and to the point.

Kind employee with a lot of different products. Loved the maple creemee! Got a maple creemee on a…read morewaffle cone and it was delicious.

We did the factory tour asa family. Enjoyed the tour and learned the process of manufacturing of…read morethe ice cream. The tour as great and Tennessee, our tour guide, did a wonderful job on the tour. The graveyard was the kicker at the end of the 6 minute movie but seeing it in person was worth it. The factory store had a variety of items that I enjoyed where I could shop for family and of course myself. I ended up getting several souvenirs for the family and myself. I loved the shovel scooper for the individual ice cream! The factory was really clean and of course we understood the privacy of the tour and had respect for the workers. At the end of the tour we had a sampling of the mango ice cream, which was delicious! At the ice cream shop, located outside, I ended up getting a honey graham latte ice cream which actually tasted more like a coffee ice cream. Should have done the butter pecan or the mango which was refreshing . There was a place to sit down and enjoy the experience. Overall, this was a Great one time experience and we always wanted to try it as we have visited Hanover for several years.

It's definitely a "must do" if you're in Stowe only because there's not a whole lot to do to begin…read morewith, so you might as well! The $5 tour was cheap enough, and as others have said, it was short, but I didn't mind. You get some intro remarks, a 7-minute video in a theater room, an upstairs view of the ice cream making stages, and then some facts and mystery flavor tasting. That's it! When it's too long, you'll have reviewers who say it was too long. They tell you how long it is---if that time frame is too short, and you're told the time frame, maybe don't book! We had about 30 people on our tour. People weren't even listening to the guide, Zoe, and were just chitchatting. We got some samples to try before the tour and then toward the end they gave some samples of a mystery flavor that you eat with your mouth (no spoons). There's ample parking. There is a "Flavor Graveyard" across from the parking lot, but it was closed because of the massive snow mounds to plow. There is also a gift shop/store where you can buy overpriced hats, shirts, mugs, and other things. Cheap postcards I thought were free were actually $1.50 each. Oh, come on. Because of other planned stops in the area, we had to buy a cooler bag for $12 for the four pints of ice cream we purchased. The staff were all friendly, accommodating, and upbeat. Going during the winter months you'll definitely not experience huge crowds.