Ok, I've fallen in love with this place. Favorite is Honeycomb! Always fresh new flavors and some…read moreare always available. Owner really getting it done!

Awesome . No long wait - not too expensive And not two…read moredays old like the others,,, First time - new just what I wanted. Thanks

Can't say enough good things. Not a place that just dishes it out. Every visit is a pleasure. The…read morefood is excellent. Ingredients, flavor, environment, service, etc are genuine, passionate, comforting. Weekend brunch fried chix sandwich with pickles, sunny-side-up egg and chili crisp ranks as one of the best things I've eaten in VT, 31 yrs. Coffee is superb. And they have Schlitz.

Lovely spot owned by a sweet couple. Unique and yummy food! A treasure to stumble across in St…read more Johnsbury. Best waffle I've ever had! Loved the grits bowl too! My boyfriend loved his breakfast sandwich. I stole a bite and had to agree. Top marks!

Very yummy croissants! I got the plain and the chocolate. Wished I could have gone back a second…read moretime during our stay in St. Johnsbury. And it has a cute ambiance!

We had Boule Bakery cater a large (70 person) reunion/party. They made fresh sliced bread, meat and…read morecheese platters, salad, homemade condiments, and cookies. It was all fantastic. Their bread is delicious. The croissants buttery and flaky. There was plenty of meat and cheese for the sandwiches and the homemade mayo and mustard were so much better than anything store bought! The salad was fresh and topped with pepitas and cranberry and three dressing options. Finally, the cookies were to die for! I'm so happy we found Boule Bakery for this event. Katey was super easy to work with.

The roads leading to bucolic Peacham are worth the drive alone, only to find yourselves at this…read moredelightful cafe. Make it a destination stop, whether on your bike, out exploring in your vehicle, or if you are a local in search of hearty, rustic fare in a special place. This is a beautifully restored building with ample interior and exterior seating. It is very dog friendly. Lady Bug was given a homemade treat by the owner, which she gobbled down with relish. There are choices for breakfast and lunch, and we ate there at lunch. The mouth-watering breakfast offerings - blueberry pancakes and custom breakfast sandwiches - will necessitate another visit for another time. While I was craving the curry chicken salad after ordering it off of the specials chalk board, it wasn't available and I was offered the pesto chicken instead. It turned out not to be a favorite of mine, and the rough-cut chicken had gristle and big pieces of skin mixed in. I would have preferred it more shredded. It needed something else to elevate the flavors and add complexity. Halved cherry tomatoes? Maybe a dash of toasted slivered almonds? A little tweaking on this seasonal standard would elevate it into something truly special. A bevy of hot and cold beverages, and a glass case of home-made sweets provide something for everyone. We settled on baked "French toast" cake that we brought home and enjoyed, per recommendation, with fresh strawberries, syrup, and cream. The new owners are warm and friendly, and are pouring themselves into creating a lovely space. We can't wait to return!

We found the cafe while on our way to Canada for a day trip. I read about it in Yankee Magazine and…read morewanted to try it. I was not disappointed. The gentleman working there was the greeter, cook and waiter. He was very friendly. The food was delicious. I had the blueberry pancakes and my son had the breakfast burrito. The atmosphere was warm and friendly. I strongly recommend this establishment.

Great food, unique pastries and homemade bread! Quick service and friendly staff. Cozy and clean…read moreatmosphere.

Brief conversation with the employee who works here for 20 years. Fresh OJ. Unique decor &…read moreatmosphere. Pleasant service.

Cute coffee shop with tasty drink options. The food looks great too I just haven't tried it yet. I…read morelove that they offer other locally made products (like mugs, artwork etc.) as well!

Front Seat Coffee is a major gathering spot in Hardwick. In addition to excellent coffee and…read moreespresso drinks, they offer matcha and chai drinks and seasonal specialties. Noted for its varied and delicious baked goods. They also have breakfast and lunch items, such as empanadas and sandwiches made in house. Very friendly staff and excellent service, too. Good wi-fi is available so many habituees linger over their laptops. The shelves include games and reading material, plus ceramics, jewelry, greeting cards, wool, maple products and logo-branded tees, hoodies and messenger bags. Dog friendly, there's a wall covered with pet photos and there's always an art exhibit with pieces for sale.

Discovering this place has been a big highlight of moving to the area! I have loved everything I…read moretried, with my special favorites being cinnamon rolls and sugar cookies, while my husband favors the scones. Everyone has been lovely and patient when I have to double check allergens as well. Also do look around the shop before you get to the counter, there is a small but nice selection of assorted local goods, from nut butters to stickers.

I came here because of the excellent yelp reviews, and I hope you will too!…read more Friendly, attentive, knowledgeable, service and a cute location on the outskirts of town. My iced chai tea latte was made with homemade chai and a touch of maple and it was delicious! I also had the spinach and Chevre(?) Cheese scone, and it was still warm and oh my God I was in heaven!

I was at the ski resort up the hill and wanted a cookie or pastry of some sorts with my coffee. I…read morefigured I couldn't find anything up in the mountains but lo and behold I found Auntie Dee Dee. I walked in and was immediately greeted by what I assume is her family. There were 2 younger girls and a man in there. All friendly and chatted with me and explained what each of the things were that they had left. I got a Raspberry Scone, Cinnamon Roll, and Lemon Bar, I just couldn't make up my mind so I had to get them all. The cinnamon roll was at least 5-6" wide and just absolutely to die for. The brown sugar pecan glaze cooked through the layers and rolled in was amazing and I ended up eating the entire thing in one sitting. I didn't care if it was going to make me sick or not. Even at room temperature it was that good, I can't imagine warmed up for a few seconds how much different it would be. The lemon bar was perfectly tart and not sour at all and smooth and creamy and again, all around amazing. The flavor of the scone was great, a little harder than I would have liked it to be, but it tasted great, and I'm sure with some coffee it would have been that much better when softened slightly. Nevertheless everything I got was amazing and wish it wasn't 700+ miles from home.

Been here several times on MTB trips. Deserves 6 stars. Worth the wait. The food is amazing. Get…read morehere early.

Large space with a thrift shop on one side and coffee/lounge on the other. All classic drink…read moreoptions that you'd like are available including interesting choices like a turmeric latte. Nice service, coffee and a relaxing place to have it.

Upscale thrift store in Lincoln; nice people, good cause. Each Fall we try to purge our closets…read moreand since I have not been associated with the mountain for a few years, donated very slightly used clothing to this worthwhile enterprise. Hope it finds a good new home.

The bread from Patchwork Farm & Bakery is wonderful! Fresh and organic ingredients, some right from…read morethe farm. The country French and herb rye loaves are, simply, lovely, and the baguette is a true baguette. Charlie Emer's breads have a superb and sophisticated crust, not the razor sharp, gum-slicing ones that have confused some about what true artisan bread actually is. Try the Everyday Matzoh, too; it's perfect all week long with humus and cheese or a schmear of cream cheese or butter. This is bread worth requesting!