While staying at the Burke Mountain Hotel, you have plenty of choices for places to grab a quick…read morebite to eat. When it comes to breakfast-- especially if you can get your kiester up before 11AM-- Edmund's Coffee Shop comes with my best recommendations. A simple stand located in the East Wing, Edmund's serves up breakfast sandwiches, yogurt parfaits, fresh fruit, bagels, muffins, and of course, coffee. The two women manning the coffee shop were exceedingly friendly, and remembered us the next day, asking us how our XC skiing went. I ordered a plain croissant and fresh fruit. While this probably cost my $6, the croissant was one of the better I've had in years with a lightly crispy exterior and soft, chewy interior. The fresh fruit was, well, very fresh and tasted great. Their coffee is quite good, as well. Jamie ordered a breakfast sandwich, promptly devoured, of course. My one complaint is that they're only open til 11AM-- even on weekends! I get it, most people are up and careening down the mountain well before then, but we late-risers need our coffee fix! I hope in future visits, either a) we're able to wake up and get down there earlier, or b) they extend their business hours at least til 1PM. I mean, who could say no to a croissant and coffee apres ski?!

Coffee was good as was the maple donut. My son didn't care for the coffee roll. Prices a little…read morehigh but friendly service.

I stopped by Boule Bakery in St. J for a cup of drip coffee as a pit stop driving from Lake…read moreWilloughby, VT to White River Junction. This place has a beautiful interior with a lovely display of pastries. It's a busy place to grab coffee as several people were waiting for their espresso coffees. The drip coffee was pretty good, but it did not have much of a caffeine kick. Wish I had more time to purchase an espresso coffee instead. Boule Bakery is a really nice bakery in the middle of St. J. Well worth a stop!

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.

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.

I first came here to celebrate my 60th birthday this year. All I wanted was to have a waffle. The…read moreButtery in St. Johnsbury, Vermont, delivers an enchanting experience that transports you straight to a European sidewalk cafe.The Atmosphere & VibeParisian charm: The beautifully designed space brings a distinct Paris feel right to Vermont.Warm elegance: It strikes the perfect balance between chic sophistication and cozy neighborhood comfort.Menu & Wine SelectionCurated menu: Every dish feels intentional, featuring creative flavor combinations and fresh, top-tier ingredients.Beautiful wines: The natural wine selection is carefully chosen, offering unique bottles that pair perfectly with the food.Service & HospitalityIncredible staff: The team is remarkably welcoming, attentive, and passionate about what they serve.

Staff was friendly. Took a bit to get our orders. Order a match drink and it was half foam from the…read moreblend, let alone they forgot to add the syrup

I love this place! Always fast, always friendly and they always get the order right! Thank you!read more

Three Ponds is a gathering place for locals and visitors alike. It's manages to be both cozy and…read moreexpansive at the same time; tuck into a corner with your sweetie; gather with your extended family at the big round table in the window; sit on the porch and enjoy a creemee; pull up a chair with your friends at one of their wooden tables. The space accommodates all: it's bright, the shelves are stocked with local artisan wares for sale, and the service is friendly and efficient. And the food, you ask? Outstanding. Fresh, flavorful, and generously portioned. My BLT on brioche was absolutely decadent. The plate of hand cut fries and basket of polenta fries we shared at my table went quickly. I'd return in a heartbeat!

Wow is not the right adjective, but pretty damn close…read more I am in town for a couple days. Found a nice air bnb up the road which gives me one hour drive access to Bolton, Jay, and Cannon. Anyways, came back from Jay tonight and needed dinner and even though I stopped at the gas station/mart down the road and grabbed a sandwich I still felt I needed dinner (saving the sandwich for tomorrow.) Popped in and knew this was the right decision. Missed the special menu but the pesto flatbread sounded good. I went with the pot roast dinner which was phenomenal. Fell apart with a fork, vegetables were cooked spot on, and think they were deep fried mashed potatoes? That or panko covered. Ether way they were like cheese balls that were yummy. Service was excellent. The cashier had the best cheerful smile and attitude. She also served and bused the tables so she was always asking everyone one everything was. Place is inviting, I can only imagine what the vibe is in the morning when they serve breakfast. Probably will pop in when I head out of town to fuel up for the ride home. This place is definitely worth the stop not only because of what I wrote but because it's a local business and you should avoid the quick fast meal spots.

This Dunkin is a bit hidden and for some reason doesn't come up on Yelp so I had to add it. It's…read moreright down the street from Clark's Trading Post! The only thing is they don't have a drive thru- so minus a star for that! The woman was really friendly- my only qualm is she didn't say thank you when I gave the only dollars that were in her tip cup- besides change! Otherwise the coffee she made was amazing. This Dunkin is on the smaller side- but it's the only Dunkin I've seen since coming to Northern New Hampshire/VT. New England runs on Dunkin- but I guess NH/VT don't need it as much!

This Dunkin is very handy when doing errands in Whitefield NH as it is located only steps from the…read morecentral Kings Square. Only has ten-or-so off-street parking spots and no drive-thru. Ashlee M's review mentions Clarks Trading post, which is actually 30 miles away (in Lincoln, NH) and THAT Dunkin near Clarks does, in fact, have a drive-through window! Her photo does show the one in Whitefield, located across the highway from Lufkin's Service Center at intersection of Littleton Road.

We are so incredibly lucky to have these folks in our community. Fresh pressed juices, hearty food…read morethat is delicious AND nutritious. A full espresso menu. 10/10 recommend

$16 for two pieces of bread that they call a sandwich. Case food looked gross. Embarrassingly…read moreoverpriced. Do better!

Located near Burke Mountain, East Burke Market is a great place to shop locally for basic grocery…read moreneeds including a small selection of fresh produce, meats, full service deli, frozen foods, ice cream, dairy items, Cabot cheese, home & cleaning products, baked goods, snacks, cooler drinks, beer, wine, coffee, and a selection of local products. There are also 4 gas pumps outside in front to fuel your vehicle. I stopped by East Burke Market for a sandwich. The place was very busy here, including lots of out of state plates (NY, NJ, CT) in the parking lot. During this pandemic, I wore a mask inside the store, where the majority of customers and staff were also wearing masks too and masks are mandated in Vermont. Since the store was very busy, it did take a while to order a deli sandwich. The manager came out and asked a staff member to help me. I ordered a made to order Turkey Sub ($4.69). After the sandwich was made, cut, and packed and wrapped, I had to wait a while (7 minutes) to checkout since there was only one staff at the register. The lady in front of me from Downstate NY was buying lots of groceries, well over $100. Also, a scruffy anti-masker male strolled into the store got his stuff and proceeded to stand next to me in line (no 6 feet space), WTF (I thought wearing masks inside was law in VT). Apparently people looked, but no one on staff dared to confront the mask issue. I moved aside quickly and when it was my turn, I promptly checked out, cash ready. The Turkey Sub was very good, thick and filled with lots of deli turkey slices (Dietz & Watson), lettuce, tomato, onions, cheddar cheese, & mayo on a soft Koffee Kup Bakery Sub roll.