The food is always fresh. There's always a line whenever I go which is a good sign. Service is good…read moretoo. Love their croissants and their olive bread

Excellent breakfast and drinks. Menu is not very visible and there is a wooden separation that…read moremakes looking at the displays harder. No dining room or outdoor tables. To go only. Staff was very courteous. Only reason i give 4. Stars is because there is no place to eat. Make it hard when out of town. Will go back next time. Also reasonable prices.

Small place near Sutton that we found. Very nice and cute decor, with perfectly bilingual…read morewaitresses. The food is reminiscent of true Quebec meals - tourtiere, quiche and maple lattes. The plate I got was the tourtiere, which was delicious, but not as good as the egg sausage sandwich my girlfriend had. The meat was well season with spices I have never tried before, with crispy home made fries and a creamy aioli. Nice place to stop by.

One of my favorite place to eat breakfast or lunch in Dunham. I love to ride my motorcycle, and I…read morelove to ride in the area... Which means, during the summer, I'm quite often there. Cute space with big windows and fly screens means eating inside feels like eating outside, and there is a great patio to really eat outside too! Their cheeseburger is pretty solid with sharp cheddar, caramelized onions, arugula, a slice of tomato and a sun-dried tomato mayo. Served with a salad and excellent fries, it's quite satisfying! It's my favorite item on the menu, but they have many other excellent options! Staff is friendly and efficient. I recommend the place if you're in Dunham!

So happy that this is near my house. We go every weekend to get fruit pies and quiches. They make…read morehome made jam and on weekends there is sometimes a small farmers market in front with organic vegetables. Highly recommend for your weekend desserts.

La pouding au chômeur: WoW! Originaire de Sherbrooke et résidant en Ontario depuis longtemps, j'ai…read moreparticipé à un mariage à Ottawa en fin de semaine pour la nièce de Janie qui a concocté, généreusement contribué (et livré elle-même!...!) toutes les pâtisseries pour l'occasion. Extraordinaires ces gâteries et la pouding au chômeur (!!) m'a rappelé celle que ma mère faisait à l'époque. On a jamais l'occasion de déguster ce délicieux dessert par ici. Merci Janie, tu as impressionné plein de convives à ce mariage. Je ne manquerai pas de vous visiter lors de notre prochain voyage en Estrie!

Outstanding lamb shank, perhaps the best I've ever had…read more Service on the slow side and the breadbasket didn't arrive until we were finishing our entree. Also, the tap water they serve is foul. It tastes like a mouthful of swimming pool water. People who drink filtered water at home aren't going to want to have a meal with this bad-tasting water. Buy a Brita or a Zero Water filter. EVERYTHING you serve should actually taste good.

We stayed at the hotel and treated ourselves to the Noah Spa along with a great meal at Le Greg…read moreBistro. We were unable to get seating until 8:30pm and it was busy. The service was slower and we ended taking our desserts to the room because we were falling asleep at the table. Aside from service, the appetizers, entrees and desserts were beautifully presented and everything was delicious from start to finish. Serving was pretty big and ended up enjoying the rest for lunch. We loved the escargot and foie gras. Reservations are a must and be patient with service but worth a try.

Peggy made a batch of GF cookies on super short notice. She followed up and I appreciate her…read moreattention to details. Thanks Peggy!

From the owner: Only all-natural flavors, sprinkles, dyes, and preservatives are used. Allergen friendly. Always…read moregluten-free. Italian Baked Goods available, get your quote today. Limoncello Cake $45. Italian Cream Cake $40.

This is an unsolicited review I felt I needed to post because our experience was incredible. We met…read morefamily here since it was a great middle point between Burlington and Montreal, and it could not have worked out better. The service was outstanding. Everyone was thoughtful and friendly, without being over the top. it is obvious they care about your experience, want you to feel comfortable, and take pride in their work. The atmosphere is cozy and full of great energy. Every detail feels intentional. I especially love the wall art that the owner's friend made for them and the cute dishes they served their meals on. The food was absolutely incredible. We started with the onion tart, recommended to us by the wait staff, and it is definitely a must. Every entrée was excellent, especially the char. Everything felt well prepared and was beautifully presented. Dessert wrapped up our experience and was just as impressive. The lemon dessert was amazing, the French toast was unforgettable, and the rum ball was the best I have ever had. Every person in our group was blown away by this experience. I had heard this place was amazing and now see what the hype is all about. We will absolutely be back.

Ate here tonight because friends bought us gift cards, they are true foodies…read more What a delight!!! Nice and eclectic wine list. I'm a Pinot noir fan, so it did NOT disappoint. For starters we had the coquilles St Jacques, and onion tart. OMG! Best I have ever had. Likewise, for entree we had braised beef gnocchi and trout almandine. Again, nothing but praises! The service is impeccable. The chef brought out our entrees and our waiter, Spencer was both knowledgeable and pleasant. The ambiance is French cafe/bistro. Music was the right volume and selection to enhance the experience. Will definitely return. Great place for a date night or special occasion.

They have the best Eggs Benedict that I have ever had. Comes with a beautiful assortment of fruit…read moreon the side. Super cute restaurant with lovely staff. Kids love the crepes. Grab some chocolate in the gift shop on the way out. PS- I saw a video this morning of Jimmy Fallon taking the band U2 in disguise down into the subway of NYC to play for tips. Since Covid, this little gem of a restaurant has simplified their service and serves their food in a recyclable carton instead of ceramic plates. Don't be fooled though, the food and charm is still U2 and Bono!!!

Calling it a 'museum' might be a bit optimistic, but don't let that scare you off. There are a few…read morerooms of chocolate history to see here, and it held my kids' interest long enough. When we went, there were a few free samples out, so that helped. There's a small gift shop with some commercial chocolates and some house-made stuff, which is good to give as gifts. There was also a small restaurant part in the back, but we didn't try that. On-street parking was easy, but it might be tough during tourist season.

So many good choices! From quiches, pastries, muffins, and everything in between, you won't leave…read morehungry nor unhappy about finding a marvelous bakery tucked away here. Catalyst, the coffee shop next door, offers breakfast liquids of all sorts. Combined, they make a wonderful way to start the day!

This might Beth best bakery in all of Vermont. Could not recommend coming here enoughread more

Best creamy place around! Great milkshakes, and any kind of…read moremaple treat. It's also an affordable place!

I went there mid afternoon and I was not pleased with the outcome. I got a medium hard strawberry…read moreshake and the shake was watered down and there was dried chunks of crusty chocolate and old nuts in my shake! They should be cleaning the mixer after every ice cream they make and I should not have gross items I did not order in my shake!

A romantic escape to Europe just a few miles over the US border!! The hosts are super friendly and…read morethe dining is reminiscent of a quaint Swiss fondue restaurant. We have stayed at the Inn and eaten here at least eight times over the years and are going back again in a few weeks. We always order the fondue which is made fresh by real Swiss Germans who know what they're doing. Stay here if you are driving to Montreal from New England. The rate is $95 plus you get a 10% discount with AAA. Have a great dinner, drink a bottle of wine, stumble up to your room, wake up to a wonderful European style breakfast, hike the paths through their acreage, and then take off for Montreal which is about an hour's drive. I have to mention that the rooms are no frills but have TVs unlike many B&Bs. You are right on Rt 133 so you must be prepared to hear the trucks go by on the highway. They are all on the second floor which means you might have accessibility issues. My rating of 5 stars is for the complete package (dinner, room, breakfast). You might forget your stay at the Frontenac or the Ritz, but you'll never forget the romantic little nook you found in Pike River.

Absolutely loved this place. Driving on dark roads to Montreal we stumbled across La Suisse for the…read morenight. Inside is very typical of a Swiss-style chalet, with a log cabin-esque exterior. In the lobby is an assortment of fondues, chocolates and jams. On each door is a name of a different Swiss city (Bern, Zurich, Geneve, etc.) and the rooms are immaculate. The beds are super comfortable on wooden frames, and there were no signs of bedbugs whatsover, even under the mattresses. Set in a very rural, remote Quebec town, but the view of the cornfields in the morning is incredible! There is a full continental breakfast in the morning starting at 8am I believe. Excellent place to stay if traveling from Vermont to Montreal. Tip: use AAA card for a 10% discount.