A little pricy. I got a lemon macron and it was delicious but $6 for only one. They have inside…read moreseating too. Barista was very nice.

Lovely people Dense tasting goodies like cookies and…read morecupcakes Eh, I rate it pretty had on the food side Also 12% tax as they feel we should pay there employees

My husband and I placed our breakfast order online the other day. We got a confirmation and an…read moreupdate saying it was almost ready. Unfortunately when my husband arrived he was told that the order never printed and that the kitchen was a 45 minute wait! I am 5 months pregnant and we had a hungry toddler to feed as well. So needless to say we were not happy. BUT the staff was VERY kind. Even though they were overwhelmed with orders on a busy summer weekend they were still so patient and accommodating. They Sincerely apologized, sending my husband home with my Coffee and promptly called us to come back when our order was actually ready (luckily we were staying right up the road). They gave us a few DELICIOUS Bakery treats for Free. We really appreciated their attentiveness and understanding. We felt they remedied the situation as best they could especially for such a chaotic time of day. Thanks Round Hearth Staff! We will be back :)

The Round Hearth Cafe is definitely a destination place for breakfast - the food is excellent, the…read morestaff are pleasant, and the vibes are on-point for the mountain trip in VT.

I had a 16oz hot Americano. It was solid and I'd get it again, but it was nothing to "call home"…read moreabout. I tasted berry notes in the base espresso, so it may have been "wet processed". (FYI, in case you're a coffee aficionado and care about that...I used to dislike berry notes, but I've adjusted.) The price was about average (roughly $4 with taxes, July 2026). I took mine to go, but I liked the atmosphere and appreciated the outdoor seating options, too.

Honestly, the only reason why we ate breakfast at this place was because all of the other…read morerestaurants we wanted to try were closed today. This place was on our way to our first destination this morning and we said screw it, let's give a try, Ooof!! we would've have a better tasty breakfast at McDonald's for half the cost. Yep!! This place is actually really pricey for the quality of food you get here. I ordered the egg, cheese sandwich on a biscuit (because we always like to try the local restaraunt's biscuits) and I added their maple sausage. I wanted to get an almond croissant as well until I saw a fly in the pastry cabinet just have his way on all the pastries. NOPE!! This was probably one of the worse breakfast sandwiches I have ever had to date. The biscuit itself was hard as a rock, dry and crumbled upon touch. It was lousy as heck. The maple sausage was a thick patty, but small, almost like a quarter size round compared to the size of the biscuit. So for what sandwich and a cup of coffee was around $23. Heck no! Was that even worth it with how bad inflation is these days Not sure how they have such high ratings, but just be warned. You're welcome!

Made my own smoothie at this cafe, a much-needed break from nonstop maple syrup, cheese, biscuits,…read moremaple creemees, and pancakes on our trip. I would get one of these every day if I could (and they weren't $13!) Such a good dose of health. Make a green apple, spinach, avocado, blueberry smoothie with apple juice and you'll love it, too. 5 stars!!!!

Great breakfast spot. Chocolate chip pancake with half the chips was awesome. Really tasty…read more The potatoes on the Athena breakfast were transformational for me. I love the rosemary. The eggs were meh. Toast too meh. The hot chocolate awesome. Bacon phenomenal.

Excellent coffee and wonderful service! There were several…read moreseasonal flavors available; I chose the Cinnamon Caramel (hot) latte. I also had a grilled cheese sandwich which was buttery,toasted and very good. (Paired with soup from next door.)

Nice looking coffee shop. But the breakfast sandwiches were pretty lame and expensive. Moreover,…read morethey don't have prices on their sandwiches (not the premade ones nor the build your own), when I asked what would be the price of a basic breakfast sandwich I was told that the don't know... I ended up with a bagel + burnt egg + tomato and spinach for $11..

So many gluten free options here including cookies, breads and rolls ($1.50 upcharge), and bagels…read more They also have specialty lattes and a huge selection of teas. I wasn't the biggest fan of their plain coffee with almond milk, so I'd recommend getting a flavor in it. Great spot for a quick grab and go, and they have some canned and bottled drink too. They offer a solid breakfast and lunch menu. Breakfast is served until 10:45am but you can still get a bagel, just not the breakfast combos. I was five minutes late to breakfast but still got a bagel with cream cheese and cucumber added. There's seating inside, and the staff was really friendly.

Located inside a market building that includes a lovely big bookshop, clothing store, souveniers…read moreand more. The restaurant is a small space near the building entrance with a few places to sit inside and more out front where they have a pick-up window. We stopped in for a coffee and sandwich. Breakfast had just ended and I was sad, but here we are. So no 'all day' breakfast sandwiches here. Maybe because I was hoping for something else my sandwich was a bit disappointing. I can only describe it as bland. So take that with a grain of salt. It may be just what you want. The staff were pleasant. Food quality is good. Restaurant is clean. Outdoor seating is nice and there was a child booster seat available outside during our visit. Public restrooms are around the corner in the basement of the building. Parking on street or in one of the public lots.

Excellent service and generous portions. We had salads and an order of Mac n cheese. Everything was…read moredelicious, we almost finished our meal. Fresh ingredients and Mac n cheese was made from scrat Don't let the bike shop steer you off this hidden treasure.

Being vegetarian and gluten-free, I was so excited for their menu. When we got there, I told my…read morehusband I'll be back at least once daily during our stay to enjoy all the selection I had available. Unfortunately, we had a poor experience tonight and won't be returning. We ordered burritos - and either they scraped the bottom of the rice or it was sitting out too long because it had dried out to the level of becoming stone-hard. They offered to make us a replacement, which we appreciated, but then took 20 minutes to do so. Understandable if they had to prepare a fresh batch of rice. After that though, we kept waiting for our check for 15 more minutes with no server in sight. We finally got up and checked out at the bar. After paying $54 for a meal we really were disappointed in, we feel we really have no reason to return sadly. The flavors seemed good, if only they could've cared about the execution details and customer service. I wish I could've tried the falafel burger and nachos - both sound good.

THREE WORDS: JALAPEÑO CHEDDAR PANCAKES. This was the last…read morebreakfast we had in Stowe and my family has been coming to Stowe for years and we never knew about this place! It's situated right in the heart of Main St across from the iconic steepled church and offers a wonderful breakfast. We opted to join their waitlist but they were able to seat us as soon as we arrived. Their menu has a lot of breakfast options but the jalapeño cheddar pancakes were out of this world. So tasty and paired well with the syrup! Definitely put this on your list. The interior is so cozy and inviting like you're sitting in your family's dining room!

The food was good. Glad we got reservations…read more It was a busy time of year (October) The weather was nice.. Sat inside. Nice wait staff. Parking around the area is a little crazy. Had to park and walk 2 streets over.

Add this coffee shop to your must-visit list in Stowe!…read more Their drink specials are creative with a local flair (e.g. maple syrup). I got the Dirty Earl (earl grey, espresso, milk, cold foam, and zest) and it was such a bright and refreshing drink. The buttermilk biscuit sandwiches were also delicious - soft and buttery, you would never know they are gluten free. The kimchi was a unique add-on option, the pop of acid cuts through the richness of the biscuit. Definitely check out their pastry display case, too! It changes a bit day to day so we were able to try out quite a few different offerings across our two visits. There are only a few seats at the counter inside, but there are some picnic benches outside for you to enjoy your goods. Worth the small venture outside of downtown!

The Roastery was right down the road from our Air B+B! So convenient…read more Loved the vibe. Staff was friendly. Great coffee. It got a little busy when we got there but the wait for our order didn't take long at all.

My wife and I loved our visit to this fun and friendly gastropub in Stowe. It was crowded for a…read moreWednesday night, but the staff was friendly and efficient. We waited about 15 minutes for a table. Not bad at all!! Our server was energetic and accommodating. She cheerfully answered all our questions and honored our request to get a margherita pizza as an appetizer. The aforementioned pizza arrived in no time. It was good. Not the best ever, but still quite solid. The star of the culinary show was the salmon entree. Both my wife and I got it and we both loved it. It was a big piece of wood fired salmon and came with a nice assortment of roasted veggies. I'm talking real veggies--zucchini, broccoli, fingerling potatoes, the works. Neither one of us are big drinkers, but there are LOTS of microbrews on tap if you're into that kind of thing. The dining room was lively without being too noisy. Both of us enjoyed hanging out there. It would be a great place to have a beer and watch baseball on TV. Will definitely return the next time I'm in town.

Let me cut to the chase: get the steak frites or anything else with the chimichurri. It's going to…read morechange your life and you can go ahead and thank me later. The poutine was very good, but I'll grant you that it's maybe hard to get that wrong - but their gravy is on point! Service was great - got there around 5:40pm on a Wednesday, so the wait was non-existent and a table for 5 was easy to accommodate. Duncan was the server, who disclosed that he was new but you wouldn't know it from how he took orders and brought food out. Even threw him a curve by asking for the steak frites with an additional side of brussel sprouts, which he handled no problem - even though there weren't any sides I saw on the menu. Steak was medium rare and perfectly seasoned, and I think I mentioned the chimichurri but it deserves additional mention. Maybe you're wondering about beverages. The maple lemonade is great - it leans harder on the tart side and there are sweeter options around (Cliff House) but I love a lemonade that tastes... lemony. Pineapple cherry punch was also a hit - but that's secondhand hearsay, unlike my direct opinion on the chimichurri - which I would drink if I could. Definitely check this place out. The table near ours seemed to immensely enjoy their meal and also get great service from Duncan.