I don't care for yelp, but I signed up specifically to post 5 stars for Rob and his gang. Customer…read morefor decades now, first time getting the shepherds pie, and oh lord. Made me jump through yelp hoops, absolutely delicious as all his offerings always have been

As a lifetime visitor to St Albans ( Way back to Kamp Kill Kare boys camp days) it is always a…read morepleasure to buy our meats for "camp" dinners at the lake from Bob's. Bob is a friendly, experienced and thoughtful business owner. Each and every customer is greeted and served with such class. He personally brings each order to the register up front for his customers from his out of this world hot dogs and supreme ground beef to hos best steaks. He makes you feel really appreciated. We continue to return year after year to Bob's. He treats his customers like gold! Our sincere thanks again in 2023. You deserve every bit of your business's longevity and success!!

The food was decent, although I prefer Potbelly. The best part was when I ordered black olives and…read moreI got literally 1/3 of an olive. Too many choices to be disappointed.

I went to this Firehouse Subs location TWICE, (first time in early Jan., & again in early Feb.,…read more2026) wanting to purchase the new "French Dip" sub. I asked the female counterperson to provide "EXTRA" Au Jux dipping sauce (even if I had to pay an additional charge for it). She said that she had no way to "charge" for the extra sauce & she was not willing to provide the "extra" sauce free of charge, ONLY what was comes w/ the sub. I told the female counterperson (who REFUSED to give her name) that I would send my complaint(s) (TWICE) to Firehouse Subs corporate office & because they would NOT honor my request, this store LOST OVER $125 in sales in 1 month! So, my suggestion: If you expect good customer satisfaction, do NOT go here! I will take MY business to Subway, where you can get what you want, the way you want it! David Flood

Yummy sandwiches!! Great service! Conveniently located on rte 7. The sandwiches are huge!read more

Gas station, beer, snacks, butts, lottery. Opens early am…read more Lots of prepared food and the deli sandwiches are as good as it gets in St. A.

Best Reuben I've had in a long time. Great service and…read morelocal charm. Give it a try when you're in the area.

Nice little diner to eat at! The staff were friendly and food came out promptly! The Greek pizza…read morewas really good! There's also mashed potato pizza that we were afraid to try, but if you're more adventurous than us, try it! Good place to stop at if you're passing through!

Ordered three sandwiches on afternoon of 4/6. Lettuce was browned, tomatoes were wrinkled and soft…read more(mushy), and turkey was thick-sliced and had an odd flavor. So overall, pretty disappointed with my first and last trip to this deli.

So I try to give an honest opinion of everything because as a consumer or customer I wish to help…read moreother consumers in their purchasing decisions. Yelp can be a breeding ground for people to leave negative reviews with snarky comments and I sometimes wonder what the underlying motivation could be for that (ie. Disgruntled employee, an overly biased person with a narrow minded or provincial way of thinking, a hypercritical Karen so to speak). You never know. I am unsure why this store has such negative reviews. I am fortunate enough that I live within walking distance from my home/apartment to this place. I typically use Instacart to buy my groceries and they don't allow alcohol delivery and I am someone that when I cook or dine, I must have a glass of wine. That's just the way it goes. Call me a wine snob or what not, but there is nothing better than a glass of Montepulciano or Sangiovese with a creamy penne a la vodka or a hearty Cabernet to cut through the grittiness of a steak or pair a jammy Pinot Noir with a juicy hamburger (yum). So, I walk to this location when I can, though I try not to spend exorbitant amounts of money. I tend to get lost in aisles of wine because I become entranced or captivated by all the different varietals and labels. The bottom shelves typically are home to lower cost wines. I don't wish to say "low end" making them seem poopy in any way because there are some good cheap wines out there. Shout out to Bogle wines. Their Petite Syrah and Merlot are sublime, but the higher cost or more "premium" wines are typically located on the top shelf. Hence top shelf liquor or drinks when you go out and order top shelf liquor, but I can't really say anything derogatory or mean about the place. I will say because I am a rather different townsfolk (proud Latina woman here) I am not sure how the other customers may feel when I enter the store. I try not to be loud or overly gregarious but I think I have gotten a few sideways glances here and there from a farmer or two lol but there is nothing like a smile and kindness to help turn someone's frown :( upside down ^_^ So I carry on my merry way with ipods blasting some good music (Tiny Moves or Modern Girl by Bleachers...good to go) so I can enjoy my wine perusing time. I enter a wine shop the same way I enter a bookstore, with excitement, intrigue, and delight. I must say that the way in which the store is organized is perfect. They even recently rearranged the store so that the checkout area is lower to the ground as it used to be in the middle of the store and raised. It looks very nice and professional, like a miniature boutique Total Wine store we had back in Miami, FL. The sales people I really have not had much trouble with. I talked to a nice guy named David who was cleaning the floor and another store clerk has showed me a picture of his Iguana. It's huge! I try to treat anyone working in customer service or hospitality with the utmost respect because it's hard. Believe me. People are irate, treat you like trash, don't smile, may glare at you to intimidate you, so I generally like to shoe respect to store clerks and cashiers and hey, I am open to learning about all sorts of things from all walks of life. The manager I have yet to meet. The people who operate the deli/cafe counter in the back-don't really engage with, but i think you can buy sandwiches and stuff like that. They do have a pretty hefty selection of other items, like water, beer, snacks, candy, and there is a whole other section off to the left side that houses like a ton of beer cases. I never really venture over to that side because I am not much of a beer drinker. I'll entertain a stout or porter or maybe a Blue Moon, but that's it. They also carry a lot of variety in terms of Tequila, Whiskey, Vodka, Bourbon, and Liquers. I do think that they're pricing is modest, not overly exaggerated. I find some good wines at a decent price. I do wish they carried more Moscatos though. Moscato is on the sweeter side of wines, but they're still good nonetheless. They do carry Sweet and Dry Riesling so that makes up for the lack of Moscato selections available. Overall, I gave five stars because it is a clean store, doesn't reek of cigarettes or vape smoke and the store clerks for the most part treat me decently. The customers are another story lol but again it's a small town and I am kind of like the new girl and that can be tough to welcome in new blood lol but I respect most townsfolk because this is their home. I am just glad I was able to find a place to go to grab a decent bottle of wine. If I wanted to splurge I could and they have a nice selection of wines ranging from Caymus, Hall Vineyards, Orin Swift, Rodney Strong, Chateau Montelana so whoever is curating the selection knows their stuff so kudos to them. If I could add an "applause" emoji I would, but overall I am satisfied with the service.

I'm skeptical when a restaurant self-identifies as a "gastropub". The term is overused to the point…read moreof cliche these days but in this case it seemed right. The food wasn't just the standard pub fare; everything we tried that day was excellent. I had fish tacos and French onion soup. Two flour tortillas, packed with fried haddock, coleslaw, and a spicy remoulade, served with lime wedges. The tortillas were toasted for extra flavor and held together well, easily holding the generous fish portions and wet coleslaw. The fish was fresh and the batter was light and crispy. Portion size was reasonable. The onion soup was outstanding. The broth was full-bodied and rich and seemed homemade, not from canned stock - though I can't say for sure. It was a bit salty like most, but the seasonings (I noted thyme and pepper) balanced it. The cheese on top (Swiss I think) was nicely browned, the onions sweet and caramelized, and there were plenty of toasted croutons made from a French baguette. Scallions on top added color, some crunch, and completed the dish. When I got the bill I was pleased to see the soup was only $3 not $8 as listed on the menu, because they treated it as a substitute for the fries normally served with the tacos. Which was fine as I didn't really need fries - and I had some of the wife's anyway, which were very good. The wife had The Clothier: a sandwich with marinated fried chicken, pepper jack cheese, candied jalapenos, smoked bacon, lettuce, tomato, and house-made spicy ranch. Excellent. For a drink I had a Citizen's Cider on tap, one of my favorites. Beers on tap - of which there were many - and the cider are offered in 16 and 22 ounce sizes. The menu had lots of options. The expected pub standards and also some unusual items liked fried green beans, tomato artichoke bisque, and an extensive baked mac & cheese selection. The desserts included "Our Famous Twiggie", a cookie (choose from 3) topped with ice cream, two kinds of syrup, and whipped cream. The cookie is baked to order and takes 15 minutes! The interior looked really nice, but the day was so pleasant we sat outside on the street-front patio, across from the St. Albans city park. It was so pretty with the bountiful floral arrangements in the park and on the sidewalks. I know it's not the restaurant's doing, but it really contributed to the ambience. Some other points to mention: The inside walls are covered with a rotating selection of local art, with the featured artist changing periodically. I don't know if the art is for sale or for display only. And the events calendar listed "Wine Wednesday" throughout August and September: 1/2 price bottles of wine. That's an event I would support!

Twigs was pretty good! It was very cute, busy on Friday night, with live music. I had made a…read morereservation, but when we got there the front room was full and they only had seats in the back room which was disappointing because I have hearing loss and could not hear the music from the back room.!My husband and daughter could not hear it some of the time either. They said it depends on the song. I asked to be seated in the main room and the hostess told us that when something opens up she's would let us know so we could move but she never returned. When we left there were plenty of seats available in the front. We certainly would have stayed and had more drinks after our meal to enjoy the music. On to the food. We basically all ordered the same thing in a different form! Haha! It was the Vermonter where you got your main dish with sautéed apples and maple bacon jam. We got the Mac and cheese, the wrap, and a burger on a gluten free bun. We were impressed with their gluten free options and the bun was so good, my daughter was nervous it was not gluten free! It was! And she felt great afterwards. All the food was good, the drinks we had were good, and the service was good. The place was cute and looked like a lot of fun if you were in the front room!

The food here exceeded expectations. Most items are house made and house smoked. Don't sleep on the…read morewings. The staff was also very nice. See you soon.

This is a staple for dinning locally! Always good food that's easily paired with fresh craft beer…read moreand served by kind people.

Slow service every day especially if given a half hour in advance with a mobile order. Takes 30-45…read moreminutes to make a simple sandwich making people miss their lunch. Don't go here if you need something quick, and made right since they like to go slow and will usually mess up your order

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