I caught this place on my way out of Greenfield and boy am I glad I stopped. These are easily the…read morebest donuts I've had in this state. I bought about 7 to try. I started with the cruller on the drive which was excellent, crispy on the edges, just the right amount of sweet. I brought the rest (strawberry sprinkle, apple cider, glazed) home for the family to try and each one was distinct and well made. You can tell these are freshly made each day. I picked up around noon (they close at 12:30) and then I feel like I got the first batch from the top of the morning. Please give this small local business a try when you're in the Greenfield area.

I'm very very particular about donuts and have been endlessly disappointed by what's available…read morelocally. But Adams Donut is THE donut shop!! It's such a cute little place with friendly staff. Donuts that are airy, soft, not too sweet, large, priced reasonably, and honestly just *perfect* are what you'll find here. The chocolate frosted actually tastes like chocolate, the cinnamon roll is enormous and honestly why keep reading when you could be eating the best donuts in New England (I said what I said)? I live 45 mins away and will be frequenting often! I can't emphasize how incredible these donuts are!! I am going to inhale this dozen in a day at this rate. I only wish it were open later hours, highly highly recommend!

What a great apple orchard and fruit stand. I scored some red raspberry jam made with just berries…read moreand cane sugar like my grandmother and mother used to make. The blueberry's were past but the bushes looked great! What was perfect on a colder fall day was a warm apple cider donuts..probably one of the best I have ever had ...and some cold apple cider. Just off the highway, ads it to your fall list.

How can it be that I've never reviewed Green Mountain Orchards on Yelp?…read moreThis is the best place for pick-your-own. Beautiful fruit, beautifully maintained property. Well organized, easy to get in/out, minimal need for walking, and very little mud on one's feet. We pick blueberries each summer, multiple times per season. We have picked peaches in summer 1-2 times, and have picked apples in the fall a few times. Each time it's a great experience. The apple picking gets crowded, but never crazy. We've never had an experience where we were sent to pick in a section that had been picked over and had little fruit. Each time it's a great experience, both for adults and children. Well organized traffic, parking, checkout, bags/buckets. I can't recall a time I felt like things were crazy or disorganized. Prices are fair. The big bonus of course are the treats that they bake up: apple cider doughnuts, pastries, everything I've ever had has been amazing. Makes me want to move in and work there, it's just so wonderful. Highest recommendation!

Finally got out to try the donut cart yesterday. These are the best donuts I've tried in the 518…read more They remind me of Amish donuts from Ohio, old fashioned but had a good selection of flavors. The Italian filled and the berry cream filled were the favorites!

On a late winter, almost spring, Sunday we decided to go for a ride to check out this donut place…read moreup in Cambridge, NY. A pleasant cruise in the countryside and about 45 minutes later we arrived at this food cart in the driveway. There were only 1 couple ahead of us in line, and this gave us time to look over the menu board to see what they got. Chose about 8 or items and paid for it. People were nice and pleasant. Line started to build up behind us. All the donuts we had were great. Donuts were cold but it's cold outside. Tasted fresh. Filled donuts were filled all the way with tasty fillings. Overall flavors were on point. The one ham and cheese croissant was tasty once we warmed it up in the microwave at home. Really like the pistachios cream donut. Worth the trip. Probably can't do much of this though as I am sure donuts is not good for the diet but donuts do make me happy.

Everything was amazing! The food and service was 5 stars plus a little extra…read more Even while being very undecided, Skyler gave me great recommendations to consider and politely told me she would be right back as she balanced multiple tasks. Her communication and knowledge of the menu was top tier and she should be recognized. Now for the food, The Willoughby was ridiculously good. I don't even know what else to say about it except I should have ordered 2 to go. I also got the Delilah which was bursting with flavor. My honey dip donut was fluffy and delightful. The only critique I could offer is I wish there was specialty coffee drinks as an option. However, I still would give this place 5 stars easily and would definitely return.

Solid donuts. Loved the french toast. You can also sot down here and order breakfast items. 3 donut…read morecame to less than $8.50. Big parking lot.

Are you in for a sugar fix. Well this is the funnest place to do it. LOL I came here for a taste…read morewith my realtor. And ended up coming back two more times. After all I needed something to have with my coffee. Friendly faces and the donuts are crazy good. Slurpiness

These are the best donuts I have ever had. We use to get them all the time at my job.read more

Saw the sign as I was driving by. Always like to patronize small businesses, and like to see what…read morethey offer. First thing to hit was the aroma. I was 40 feet from the door, and the smell wafting toward me was fabulous. Inside, there were several bakers preparing muffins and other goodies (for the next day?). Lucy was waiting on a woman who had driven down from Brattleboro. This woman was praising the decaf coffee, and baked goods. I opted for a lemon bar and an almond croissant with chocolate. The woman approved. Quick digression - very clean bathroom, w an interesting painted sink (see pix)....and an old Remington typewriter. The lemon bar was amazing. My lips were so puckered the rest of my 50+ mile ride home, I was fantasizing about my good friend, also named Lucy, and what I could do with those puckered lips. Had the croissant later that evening. One of the best I've ever tasted. Definitely worth a visit.

This place is a hidden gem! World class cakes and pies in a village cottage setting. Friendly…read moreservice (including by Lucy herself!). Worth the trip!

My family and I had a short day trip in Bennington. It was my first time in Vermont and l really…read morewanted to try a creemee. Through our adventures in Bennington, we eventually found our way to the Apple Barn. Such a cute stop for some souvenirs and treats. We ended up coming by about 90 minutes before closing. As we headed toward the back of the shop to see if they were selling creemees, we saw they had samples of apple donuts out. They were tasty, but definitely could tell they were made earlier in the day as they were not too fresh. We assumed they were probably trying to clear out their inventory for the day. We eventually found the soft serve machine and ordered a maple creemee. I should start by saying that I'm not a big fan of maple, but if I'm going to try a Vermont creemee, I had to order a maple one. It was perfect, great texture and just a hint of maple taste. My husband asked to try it and he ultimately claimed it as his own, so we ended up buying a second one. So good! Service was okay. We got a weird vibe from the lady who was helping us. She seemed annoyed and very short while we were checking out the food and trying to order our creemee. Maybe because they were going to close soon? Not sure. But that was the only negative about our experience. The Apple Barn is definitely a cool spot to visit if you find yourself in Bennington. You can definitely get some tourist shopping/souvenirs and enjoy some treats while shopping. We would definitely come back if we found our way in Bennington again.

Rude service. I asked to rinse raspberries in a nearby sink, and the employee snapped that it was…read morefor employees only and told me to use the bathroom. I put the raspberries and several other items back, stopped shopping, and left. We will not return.

Cute place right off the main street in Brattleboro, lots of seating and a welcoming ambience;…read morehowever, counter service was on the surly side 45 minutes before closing, until we announced that our order would be to go - at which point we received a smile and a bit more attention. On the positive side, our meals were quite good. I got the Thai chicken salad, and my dining companion got the tuna melt. I especially appreciate the attention to animal welfare in their menu, with humanely raised poultry and dolphin-safe tuna. Our meals were filling and tasty. Would return, knowing that service may not be the highlight of our visit.

I only came here for drinks, but everything we got was great. I had an iced chai with oat milk and…read moreit was quite tasty. The chai was very flavorful. Others with me got matcha drinks and really enjoyed them. I'd love to come back for lunch: it looks like the type of place that would have an outstanding salad or grain bowl.

Their maple creemees are sooooo delicious! Cold, creamy, and the perfect maple flavor!! The cider…read moredonuts are also delicious. If you want a taste of both, you can order the "cider sammich", which is the homemade hot cider donut sliced in half and filled with and topped with the maple creemee!! Plus, they offer gluten free cones, no extra charge, and their prices are very reasonable!! They even offer a baby cone, but I guarantee if you get one of these, you'll go back in for a second! We make sure to visit for a maple creemee every fall! It's also a little gift shop with maple syrup and other fun things to look at or buy! So much fun!

Time for another review. The creemees are a bit larger than last year it seems, and the prices are…read morestill super-reasonable. No surprises at the Sugar Shack, a delightful trip through rural NY and South-Western Vermont, albeit 40 plus miles one way for us. Been there perhaps a dozen times since 2024, still have found nothing that would make me even think about a rating less than 5 stars. I am a picky, demanding, relatively hard to please customer. I believe that the key to running a business is consistency. Run whatever kind of business you want to run but be consistent. The customer has a right to know what to expect next time, after his first visit . Any business can hit it just right and deliver a world class experience once; the key to a steady 5 star rating is to deliver that time and time again. Sugar Shack does exactly that. Their creemees are, quite simply put, perfect. First time, third time, eighth time, twelfth time. Never varying in intense maple flavor that tastes just like syrup right out of the jug. Never poor consistency. Always, always, thick and creamy and substantial. I did notice one difference late last summer; the size of the large cones increased a bit with no corresponding price increase. Prices for the creemees are super reasonable. Five of us went there the other day and the bill was pennies over $20. Two larges, 3 smalls. For a premium quality cone filled with plenty of ice cream, being sold in a touristy area, that is phenomenal. Don't like ice cream? What the heck is wrong with you???? :) Nevertheless, their apple cider donuts, especially the cinnamon coated version, are really good. Always fresh, and much less greasy than the genre is known for. Not heartburn, no disgusting grease soaked bag on the way home, just plain great flavor and freshness. Time for a bit of a ramble. These people, and their business, are real. The two young ladies that run the store are charming and efficient. They are nice to customers because they are nice people, not because there is a tip jar on the counter. I have been on enough cruises and eaten in enough restaurants in my 76 years to have developed a pretty accurate sense of someone being phony because they are in a tipped position, and being blunt, this ain't that. It would seem that the key to the Sugar Shack for me is the realness, the staff, the creemees. Somehow though there is more. They have a wonderful tree shaded side yard with old fashioned picnic tables. Those tables outside, so unassuming, so very not fancy, so utterly 'country', just fit perfectly with the trees and the overall rural ambiance. Going there is relaxing and brings me back to being a much much younger version of myself. Born and raised in NYC, at 14 the family moved to a town in Upstate NY with a population of 1200. Sugar Shack brings back memories of little roadside ice cream places and snack bars and a slower, more peaceful, just plain better time. The owner and her staff (relatives if I understand correctly) are providing a lot more than ice cream and maple syrup and assorted delicious premium treats and foodstuffs. They are bringing us back in time to when business was interactions between people, not transactions with a multi-national corporation. Well done, ladies, well done.

It was a very good place. But it has since close so very sad. I enjoyed iced coffee and bags of…read moreground coffee I can get anywhere else.

Allow me to explain how much I love this place. I live in New Jersey - 224 miles away to be exact…read more I've been here twice in 13 days. So yeah. Maple latte and a bag of donuts. Such simple pleasures and delicate flavors. And the service is always friendly and welcoming. By the time we left yesterday my husband was ready to relocate to upstate NY lol.