This was a nice lunch stop. The waitstaff were friendly and quick with service, attentive but not…read moreoverly so. The food was fresh; from the salad to the warm apple pie (with ice cream). I asked for warm apple cider and it was the best I've had in a long time. Prices were reasonable, too, which was a relief since many restaurants' prices give us sticker shock these days.

They roast their own turkey! They make their own gravy and soups. The food was excellent and…read moresuperior service. I didn't have to ask for a thing!! 5 Stars!

Jesus, Mary and Dub-step I love the bulk section in this place. Parking is super convenient. They…read morehave a good selection of beauty/health/lady things here, and everyone who has ever waited on me is super crazy nice. Although I live almost 45 minutes away in the next state over, I try to make the effort to come out and support NCCO. Whether I need kombucha, oat flour, darn toughs or just random candy gifty bits of happiness, they've usually got the goods. Are prices a smidge higher than most places? Yeah? Are most places this cool and full of fun and variety? Didn't think so. Go check em out.

I can't believe I haven't given them a 5 star sooner because when I lived here i would do all my…read moreshopping here & always had great experiences. I came back into town for a few days and stopped by to get some food for my trip and noticed they had a cafe serving sammie's and smoothies and had to try one. They were all dedicated GF which was so amazing since I have celiac disease and it's really hard to find good freshly prepared food without risking cross contact & getting sick. I got the avocado toast sandwich and it was AMAZING! Also grabbed a matcha latte & pumpkin pie on my way out which both hit the spot. Hailey the owner (I hope i spelled that correctly) was the sweetest and I had a great conversation with her about nutrition. The co-op itself has so many gluten free, vegan, organic and locally sourced food options to buy in bulk or by the package. I love the environment they create here and the workers are always so friendly and helpful. They also have a section of pre-made food (most of which is vegan) and it all looks freshly made and delightful! The co-op is definitely one of the only places around here that i miss on the daily basis :,) Definitely recommend stopping by!

Great product from a small upstate NY town. I love the ginger dipped in dark chocolate. I've tried…read more4 different kinds and they are all great. as for the last review, I had no remnants of any kind in the bottom of any of my bags. I have to think either it was the end of a batch and those "droppings" were chocolate particles, or something ate in to the bag in shipping. Don't doubt the product by one review...judge for yourself.

Canned vegetarian gravy for poutine is not appropriate. If they had used authentic canned chicken…read moregravy, that would have been the right way to make poutine.

From the owner: Authentic Poutine with Real Cheese Curds from Quebec and Smoked Meat Sandwiches with smoked meat…read morefrom Montreal… PLUS MORE!

Allenholm Farms was a great place for lunch and ice cream for our family. The kids absolutely loved…read morethe playground and space to run around. We loved the burger and enjoyed our BLT grilled cheese. I don't think the shop was supposed to be open when we visited, but the owner was incredibly kind and when he saw my kid was upset, he opened and let us order. We had a maple Creemee brownie sundae and it was absolutely incredible - as a non-Vermont resident, I understand the hype.

Great local farm where you can pick your own apples and get maple cremees (soft serve). The shop…read morealso sells maple syrup and other local goods

I spent a week here on this island and most of the days, I my aunt ordered from this place. There…read morewas chicken legs, pies, ribs, and many more amazing dishes. I have to say that the chicken legs were so juicy and delicious and the peach pie was amazing. Thanks you!

What a hidden gem! We had a large family reunion in Alburgh and needed to think of something for…read moredinner to feed 16 people. Are we glad we found Happy Bird! Their smoked ribs and brisket were meaty and flavorful and so easy to reheat and serve! We also recommend their yummy barbecue sauce. We also took home several smoked cheeses which received rave reviews and quickly disappeared. The meal was a highlight of our trip back to Vermont.

We heard about this store and farm from Joanne, the awesome Tourist Center Guide on our way into…read moreKnowlton. Elderberries are purported to be one of the highest antioxidant foods and as a life and wellness coach, I recommend it when someone needs an immune system boost to stave off the common cold, shorten the flu, and reduce sinusitis. That said, there are also other potential benefits of the juice of the fruit that have yet to be fully confirmed, yet are sufficiently awesome enough to give it a try. The store and seating area is gorgeous. With the breeze and sunshine, it made for a perfect day to look over the countryside and the crops below. Phil and Andrea, the owners, are passionate about what they do and it shows. Andrea makes every product they sell: pure elderberry juice, elderberry syrup (that is infused with honey, ginger and cinnamon); elderflower lemonade sweetened with the elderflower honey; red pepper jelly, rhubarb lime ginger compote, elderberry preserves, slightly spicy kale chips (no elderberry, but an awesome snack). They also extract the elderflower honey and her that as well for purchase. The juice itself is aptly described as part blueberry, part blackberry. It's slightly tart, but as you would use only 2 teaspoons a day for vitality purposes, it makes a great addition to boost the antioxidants of a smoothie, can be mixed in a tea, a lemonade, or even a club soda. The syrup would make a wonderful addition to a spritzer or as a delectable sauce for pancakes, waffles, or ic cream. You can taste the spiciness of the ginger and the cinnamon (both excellent for health-the former is an anti-inflammatory and the latter lowers blood pressure and stabilizes blood sugar). The lemonade is perfectly sweetened-just a hint, which allows the lemon favor to shine through. They serve it in tall tumblers sprinkled with fresh elderflowers and if you wish, a sprig of fresh mint (I recommend this). A really wonderful place to visit and to taste and buy the numerous homemade products made from their own gardens and crops.

Beautiful spot located on a farm, warm welcome, great service and good food. this is our second…read morethat we are having lunch here. This is very relaxing!

From the owner: A little out of the way general store, which displays lots of memorabilia. You can get local and…read morehomemade goodies, candies or smashingly good pizza here! A stop is a must!

We have a house in North Hero and this market/gas station is nearby. They have a great coffee,…read morebeer, and snack food selection but I'd expect that. My husband loves their fudge and they always have homemade soup. My biggest surprise surprise was that when I am out when cooking dinner and realize I am missing something, they always have it! You don't expect a corner store to have fresh garlic, onion, ginger and a great selection of spices. Their customer service is always friendly and helpful.

Excellent fudge! Stopped by to get some hot chocolate and I couldn't resist the fudge counter. I…read moregot the chocolate fudge, maple fudge and penuche and all three were incredible. I'd never had penuche before and it was my favorite of the three. I would give them five stars except for the fact that their restroom is a porta-potty outside behind the gas station.

Walked around here as tourists just to check it out. Colorful displays of good looking produce +…read morebeautiful flowers. Many vendors. Local products: Maple syrup and maple pie, maple butter (Yum). Also a lot of ready to eat food choices. Fun to run through. I'm sure I'm forgetting something, there was a lot to see there.

we showed up around 4:30 pm, fairly close to closing time, so the market had a noticeably more…read morerelaxed feel than it probably does earlier in the day. there were still plenty of people wandering through the covered aisles, browsing the colourful displays and making their final purchases. the covered section has long rows of produce stalls tucked beneath the concrete arches, with vendors on both sides displaying piles of fruits and vegetables. crates overflow with heirloom tomatoes, peppers, onions, potatoes and other seasonal produce, while huge bunches of braided garlic hang overhead, adding even more character to the space. even late in the afternoon, the colours and abundance were impressive. vendors were still proudly displaying their produce, although you could definitely sense the market winding down for the day. we picked up strawberries, blueberries and some adorable little physalis, still tucked inside their papery, lantern like husks. everything looked fresh, colourful and reasonably priced. and after all that browsing, we found a little table to sit and enjoy our berries right there at the market. honestly, not a bad way to end a market visit. tip: if you want the full jean talon experience and the widest selection, i'd go earlier in the day. arriving around 4:30 pm worked well for us because it was less hectic, but some vendors were already getting ready to wrap up.