I have the honor, apparently, of writing the first review. Foodies, take note. At last, Bennington…read morehas a REAL bakery. I have already indulged in a very fine and fat eclair, a well-filled cherry danish, and have yet to try the beautiful looking barguette I bought and a huge glorious looking piece of carrot cake. They also have assorted cookies, cannolis, and cupcakes. If the bread is at good as it looks, I will return with the 5th star. Molto gracie, Sorrento, We need you. Well, I tried the bread and it does need work - but it is still miles ahead of the supermarket variety. Perhaps it is due in part to not great water, not the proper oven- and it needs semolina flour. My husband liked the carrot cake, mainly because it was not overly sweet, but I found it lacking in spices. And Sorrento, please take lessons from Panera on sticky buns(or Pecan rolls). No, for now, I will stick with the delicious eclairs which must be eaten within an hour after purchase - if you like the choux crispy. Said eclairs will be the death of me - but at least I will die happy!

I'd rather spend my money here than at a grocery store! They don't have quite the selection as a…read morebig store, but you would be surprised on what this corner market has to offer. After comparison shopping, I learned that some things are even cheaper at Willy's than the grocery store.

From the owner: Custom cakes and ice cream cakes! Along with ice cream pies, brownies, cupcakes, cannolis, coffe…read morecake and even more local favorites!

Fantastic. Melts in your mouth. Stopped by the little farm stand on our way through Bennington…read moreand got lemon!

From the owner: Bennington bakeryread more

It's a coffee place with decent coffee. That's about it. I ordered a medium doffee and an egg…read moresandwich with "sourdough" muffin. What I got was decent coffee although pricey, and a poor excuse for an overpriced egg sandwich, dinky, microwaved, completely soft and inedible. I asked the barista if it was microwaved, and his answer was "Yes, I just work here." He knew.

everything tasted okay but for the price not near worth it. $8 for a medium is insane. nothing…read morestood out aside from the atmosphere which was pleasant. staff was nice

What a charming, nice lady making THE MOST delicious baked goods. If you like scones you have to…read moretry these-- you'll be in heaven. Fresh, flaky, buttery, flavorful, made with local ingredients... everything you could possible want. Luckily I went to her home micro-bakery at opening time and there was a good selection but I understand she does sell out. You can also pre-order on her website. It's obvious that Wendy June aka "Fern" puts a lot of love and care into what she bakes. Easy parking at the old train station parking lot across the street. If you're in the area this is a must visit!

Incredibly delicious scones made by one of the kindest bakers! If you are in the area, this small…read morewoman-owned micro-bakery is a must. Everything is sweetened with maple sugar and locally sourced fresh cream, and it makes a massive difference in the taste. Seriously, these scones are next-level delicious, and the flavors are so creative and tasty. I had a Lemon Curd & Currant Moon Scone, a Speculoos Orange Spice Moon Scone, and a Maple Pecan Cinnamon Moon Scone. All of them were delectable, but the Maple Pecan Cinnamon was my favorite - I had a bite after we drove off headed back home, and I fully considered driving back and buying the rest of them. We come to Vermont a couple of times a year, so we don't live in the area, but I loved this micro-bakery so much, I signed up for emails - and I fully plan on making moonscones a pit stop during our next trip.

Finally got out to try the donut cart yesterday. These are the best donuts I've tried in the 518…read more They remind me of Amish donuts from Ohio, old fashioned but had a good selection of flavors. The Italian filled and the berry cream filled were the favorites!

On a late winter, almost spring, Sunday we decided to go for a ride to check out this donut place…read moreup in Cambridge, NY. A pleasant cruise in the countryside and about 45 minutes later we arrived at this food cart in the driveway. There were only 1 couple ahead of us in line, and this gave us time to look over the menu board to see what they got. Chose about 8 or items and paid for it. People were nice and pleasant. Line started to build up behind us. All the donuts we had were great. Donuts were cold but it's cold outside. Tasted fresh. Filled donuts were filled all the way with tasty fillings. Overall flavors were on point. The one ham and cheese croissant was tasty once we warmed it up in the microwave at home. Really like the pistachios cream donut. Worth the trip. Probably can't do much of this though as I am sure donuts is not good for the diet but donuts do make me happy.

What a breath of fresh air. A small market with healthy food options. Though not a vegetarian, I…read morelove their veggie special sandwich. Some items are extremely expensive for what you get, but there are reasonable options. The house-made hummus and curried chickpeas are good values. Breads vary widely. Service can be slow at times, but they don't claim to be a convenience store. Given the extreme difficulty of hiring reliable help these days, I think they do a good job with what they have. Would be five stars if they had some less expensive pre-made or MTO sandwiches.

Truly fantastic small market that I recommend without hesitation. They are small and have an…read moreeclectic collection of gourmet goods. For example, they carry Yalli hummus and incredibly delicious, freshly baked, gluten free bread.

I was passing by Hoosick Falls when i came upon this store. Nice, quaint little store. I bought…read moresome local cheese, sausage and the Battenkill Valley chocolate milk. The service was good. Parking was a little bit difficult. I parked across Cumberlands. Next time in town will try some baked goods.

This is such a nice old building and I'm glad to see it being used. The store sells kitchen/gift…read moreitems like fancy jams and spreads, bowls, cookie cutters, etc-- the type of products you'd give as gifts. While it's very nicely arranged inside, I wouldn't go out of my way to stop in. They did sell some refrigerated items like cheeses and pasta. I'd hoped to see more local items. One half of the shop seems to be the bakery area. There were baked goods like croissants and macarons that were uncovered in that area of the store. This didn't make me want to try anything. My mom got a cookie last time she was in and wasn't impressed. The store actually had quite a few people shopping and only one employee who was running back and forth between the shop half and the bakery half of the store. This store has potential- I think if the quality of the baked goods improves, this could be somewhere I'd want to visit more often. If you're in the area checking out Small Song (a terrific store), it's worth stopping in here as well.