We had driven by this place a number of times, being local, but hadn't ever considered stopping in…read morebefore. But we had a friend in town visiting, and so we took him and our exchange student out. Much to our 49ers family's surprise, we found out that it's also a "Niners" place, so it was great to see local support of the team. The establishment is like many Vermont pubs, very low key and straightforward, down to earth. Great, friendly staff, and attentive. We ended up ordering a lot of food - fried pickles, burgers, etc. and it was all good pub food. None of it is like "Michelin star" but it's certainly good food, served in a good pub atmosphere. We'll definitely be going back at some point.

Wings were good, had the games on. Pretty loud, wasn't very clean in the booths and floor, we have…read morea small child. My bench in the booth was not secure and I couldn't sit on the side to play with my toddler. It would fly up like a teeter totter. Over all food was good.

Great stop before heading on the ferry. Lots of local provisions, great breakfast biscuit and…read moreburrito, friendly staff, fun atmosphere.!

Amazing sandwiches! The Club is to die for, my wife had the Classic Turkey and she agrees. Get it…read moreto go and enjoy at Shelburne Beach picnic area on the lake.

A quaint little lake side cafe with great food and coffee. We had a group of 6 and all ordered…read moredifferent things. Everything had incredible ingredients and we agreed we would all want to come back.

We stopped in while waiting for the ferry, checking out places to visit during our weekend in…read moretown. A woman (I believe the owner) was outside smoking and unloading a vehicle and commented that we didn't buy anything. I responded that we were just looking around but needed to catch the ferry. She didn't say anything until we were down the street a little bit towards the ferry, when she started yelling at us about not buying anything. We just kept walking to get to the ferry on time and ignored her. But it was so ridiculous and unnecessarily rude, we of course didn't stop back in. Every other place we visited on the trip was amazing and had great service. I suggest avoiding this one.

Cookie/Creemee Love is almost better than S-X.......This is an amazing Vermont stop for a Maple…read moreCreemee. Best soft-serve cone I've ever had (and I've had hundreds). Trust me - This creemee even beats the famous, "dairy" State of Wisconsin hands down. Also, don't leave without buying the "three for $5" freshly baked cookies. The selection was tremendous making the choice difficult however each of my chosen three were delicious. AGAIN, dont leave Vermont without securing and licking this soft, maple creemee delicacy.

We came to Vermont Cookie Love as our first food stop in Vermont because of the maple creemee…read morereputation this place has. On our way up to Stowe, VT from Saratoga Springs, NY, I had read about this place while planning a trip to VT. Every trip includes food stops, and this happened to be our first ! So while this place makes an impressive selection of cookie flavors, of which we availed ourselves to most flavors, we also weren't about to leave without getting a maple creemee (Vermont's answer to soft-serve ice cream). We didn't care that it was before noon, and we hadn't even eaten lunch. The creemee was AMAZING !! The maple flavor was beautiful, and mixed with the creamy goodness of the soft-serve, WOW is all I have to say. Just WOW !! So glad I read about this place and made a point of stopping. As for the cookies, we bought one of each of most flavors they offered. I couldn't make up my mind, so I picked the following: Snickerdoodle - sugar cookie with cinnamon First Love - chocolate chip Puppy Love - peanut butter chocolate chip Mother's Love - butterscotch with chocolate chip True Love - oatmeal with dried cranberries Enduring Love - coconut, oatmeal, chocolate chip, almond and dried cranberries There are about 4 other flavors we didn't get on the day we were there. They also serve other flavors of creemees, and all kinds of hard ice cream, too, but I didn't care about any of that. I got what I wanted and was real glad I did !! By the way, we didn't get to the cookies until a day or two later, and they were still really fresh and moist ! Find your way here. You'll be soooo glad you did.

I just had coffee and a scone there today and it was delicious! The service was great and the staff…read moremade me feel very welcome. A great place to meet a friend and not feel rushed, just very much at home.

I was only in town for a couple days but my family had to make at least two stops to one of our…read morefavorite spots! I love the Vermonter sandwich especially. Service is pretty quick too! Make sure you don't miss the sandwich order forms at the front of the store when you walk in

Booked Mothers' Day breakfast based on online reviews and was not disappointed…read more Ambience was nice. Great music on the speakers, for sure. Service was good, but the kitchen was a bit slow. The food was excellent. 3 of us chose steak and eggs. The steak was easily the start of the meal. So delicious I wished I ordered it. The home fries were also amazing. I had the Starry breakfast. Basically it was bacon and eggs. Over medium eggs were perfect. Bacon was good not great. My son ordered French toast and it was super sweet but delicious. The orange cream on it was especially good. Definitely recommend brunch here.

I was treated to dinner here. This, the Starry Night Cafe', is not the sort of place I would…read morepatronize and I'm still asking myself if I really dined here. It's that a friend treated me here because I did all the driving in and around the Green Mountains of Vermont to look at the scenery. Starry Night Cafe' is about fine dining. It's also about "new" cuisine, so that means creative culinary takes on what could be ordinary dishes. Sometimes I'll buy into the concept of "new" and sometimes I won't. Either way, the food here is not meant to be just like it is at all those other restaurants! The two chosen starters were a Caesar-like salad and a cheese plate. I liked my salad, but felt the cheese plate didn't have much to it, although the cheese was of high quality and good. The entrees selected were the mafaldine pasta and the salmon. My friend thought the salmon was good, and I thought my pasta was very good. Portions were about right for fine dining and, thankfully, not abysmally small. The mafaldine's presentation looked green as if it the sauce might be pesto, but it is not. It's a spinach pasta. Also, note that these are pronounced "mah-fahl-deen-eh" and not "mah-fahl-deen." A dessert was ordered and it featured berries and cream. I tried a little bit of it and it was delicious. The bread that arrived at the beginning of the meal was excellent. The serving staff seemed excited about the vaudouvan butter. This name doesn't mean anything to me. Should it? The menu mentioned that the butter was flavored with curry. I hesitated and was told that it was a French curry. I wondered how that might be different. Still, no matter how much or how little you use of it, the aftertaste lingers for too long. I did not like this nifty butter. Starry Night Cafe' looks inconspicuous from the parking lot. Once inside, there are several nice rooms in which to eat and you initially see a tastefully appointed bar. Each of the dining spaces has a slightly different personality. There are even outdoor spaces flanked by a large pond that would have worked well if it wasn't as humid as it was that day. Even the restrooms are decked out, right down to what might be oil paintings by local artists ... and the restrooms even smell good! The name of the restaurant does indeed refer to the work of Vincent Van Gogh. The service is excellent. They both explain the dishes you inquire about and answer other questions you might have. Being my usual self, I was observing and making assessments of the situation, such as the service and its style. It was funny in that it tried to be informal and even a little folksy, given that it's Vermont, when it is in fact fine dining. In reality, the real vibe was that the interaction was more formal than in many nicer restaurants, whether rural or urban. With that said, Starry Night is an expensive restaurant. I asked my friend about all the 5 star ratings. My friend said that, for Vermont, it is probably a 5 star event, but if it was in New York City and its environs, it would most likely fetch 4 stars. I'll go with that logic. The entree and the dessert were very tasty, but I did not like there being a polarizing spice in the butter, nor the small portion of the (other person's) cheese plate. I did appreciate the curated atmosphere and the professional service. Starry Night Cafe' made for a very interesting experience. I chose things from the menu that worked for me. I'm glad that I was taken here to eat, and I'm (humorously) stressing the words "taken here."

Dakin farm is worth a visit. Stopped in before a drive up the Philo Mountain. A soon as you enter…read moresamples are every where. About six cheeses to sample. Ended up buying a few delicious cheeses. Then walked over to the maple syrup. We bought a bottle of dark and a gift set for family. Tons of crackers, chips, sausages, jams and fudge. Nice gift store as well And our visit with an amazing maple creemee . Stop in in sure you'll find something.

Outstanding vermont farm with amazing number of flavor selections. Also, everyone is provided an…read moreopportunity to sample and enjoy many products prior to purchase. Famous Items: 1 Various different flavored original vermont maple syrup. ² freshly made and aged cheeses 3 apple butter 4 smoked sausage However, note: 1 Freshly baked Breads arrive only on Friday! ²-The "Maple Creamery" soft-serve requires more maple syrup flavoring

The fields here were awesome and the prices so reasonable. We got 3.5 pounds of blueberries for…read more$12!!

What an amazing spot to pick your own blueberries! We came to Pelkey's on a whim after seeing a…read moresign after being disappointed with the berries at Charlotte's Berry Farm. There was zero disappointment at Pelkey's. The farm provides buckets for you to use and will direct you to rows of berries to pick from. We spent about an hour and came home with around 8 lbs of berries for just under $20. Staff was friendly and low key and, let me tell you, these were some of the sweetest, most delicious blueberries ever. We will definitely be back!

My favorite sandwich I've ever had and the new space is awesome. Highly recommend stopping by and…read moreperusing; you are bound to find something that will keep you coming back for more!

wow, stingy portions and outrageously overpriced for the market it serves. interesting space and…read moreofferings but not for the faint of heart. so after you have taken out a second mortgage to eat here you'd think the owner/server would at least lay on some personality and a smile. we won't be back. don't bother folks. there is better food with better prices elsewhere.

Tremendous quality and taste. The soup (herbed zucchini and potato!) was scrumptious and beyond…read moreflavorful. The bread was perfect! Quaint and full Vermont.

This place is gross. The bread is rough, no taste and dry. The sandwich was soggy and sad. The only…read morething I could eat was the bag of chips. Sadly a waste of money.