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.

Great pit stop. Also when we forget something when we go camping or hiking in the area. We stop in…read moreevery time we are in the area. Gas, drinks, beer, food and even local specialties, they have it all. Selection is limited due to the size of the store. But it sure beats driving all the way to Bennington. Owners and service are good.

Wonderful selection of local wares, camping and general supplies, fresh baked goods (plus delicious…read morechocolate treats!), and delicious deli sandwiches - all in an extremely convenient location for Appalachian Trail hikers (the trail crosses 3 miles east down Route 9 at Woodford Hollow AT, NOBO mile 1618.0) and campers (from tenting to Class C RVs) at Greenwood Lodge & Campsites (across the street and adjacent to the Prospect Nordic Center). The folks at the Woodford General Store are extremely likable (esp. Ryan!) and accommodating who, if you're staying nearby (e.g., at the Greenwood Lodge) will even help you get pizza delivered (for pick up there at the Gen. Store) from (highly recommended; surprisingly excellent pizza btw!)) Bennington Pizza House, 6 miles away in Bennington. A must stop shop!

This has been a beloved fixture in Arlington for as long as I can remember. The outdoor picnic…read moretables, the quarter electric horse ride, delicious soft ice cream, burgers and dozens of other summer foods always served with a smile bringing summer to life. The ambiance is small town Vermont and lots of great people. The experience is the manifestation of all that is summer.

Friendly service. Local favorite. The lobster roll is as good s it is in Maine. The mike shakes are…read morescrumptious.

We were absolutely thrilled to have stopped here on our road trip! This place was truly a treat!…read moreExtremely warm and thoughtful service and delicious food! We sat outside and even though it started to rain we were completely comfortable because we opened up the umbrella on the table. My husband got a milkshake and said it was delicious. My toddler ate every single bite of his chicken tenders and fries. The appetizer sampler was amazing! The sweet corn nuggets were my personal favorite and my husbands favorite was the wild chiles. We got to pick 2 dipping sauces and we chose Melba raspberry and Cajun ranch. Both delicious and unique! Next time we drive through we would stop here in an instant!

Hey home made candy's are really tasty the chocolates are the best an the hamburger well you just…read moreneed to stop an try one!! You won't be disappointed

I am relatively new to Creemee, the high milk fat soft serve ice cream served in Vermont. But for…read morethose who have not ever had it, let me say that it is extraordinary. It is my favorite variant of ice cream: super rich, it has a soft and delicate mouth-feel, and it is extremely creamy (hence the name). The Creemee stand (owned by the Boyd family) is my favorite place serving Creemee in the area. They always have vanilla and chocolate (which you can get as a swirl), and Vermont Maple. All three are outstanding, but I like Maple the best. There's just a hint of maple, which adds a hint of a maple/caramel that accentuates the creaminess of the vanilla. Sometimes they also have Black Raspberry, which is also very good. They also serve hard scoop ice cream as well and I'll bet it's really good. I just will never find out because if I'm at the Creemee Stand, you can bet I'll be getting some Creemee.

Nice and creamy soft serve! Maple flavor is quite light, and the soft serve a little denser than…read morethe usual. Cash only. I think it's a bit too sweet, which might be unavoidable with the maple flavor.

Excellent homemade ice cream. My husband and I stopped in for date night. Tried the maple walnut…read moreand strawberry rhubarb. Both fantastic. A great place to eat ice cream outside (or inside)-the scenery is beautiful.

Best ice cream around, no questions asked, great service and great environment!…read more I'd recommend to anyone!

What a great "M&P" bakery in Wilmington. It fits the character of the town. I love the staff member…read morewho took my order. She was in a good mood, smiled and offered me coffee after taking my order of about four pastries. She communicated very clearly as well. That's becoming a rarity these days. There are also plenty of bakery items to choose from here. I'm munching on one of their bear claw as I write this. It's delicious! Please see my photos for their wide selection of pastries. Also, they have a small gift shop where coffee is sold too. The coffee I purchased this morning is from Nicaragua and it's really good. It has a nice "coffee bean" taste. I usually drink my coffee black. A good sign of a coffee is no need for cream or sugar. The rich "coffee bean" taste satiates. If you're ever in Wilmington please check them out.

We've been fans of Starfire for years starting from their first store on the west end of…read moreWilmington. Now that they combined with the coffee place and moved into the former pizza store in the east end of town, they have really come into their own. Pastries are terrific. Chocolate croissant and kouign amman are world class!! Tonight we had a special cake for our daughter in law's birthday: chocolate/peanut layer cake covered in chocolate ganache. Amazing! Highest recommendation!!

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!