So yummy! I had the turkey club with a side of cheese curds, and it was delish! Portions were nice…read moreand big, and being a Wisconsin girl, the cheese curds surprised me! They were the best I've had in a while! Service was alright, nothing crazy, and the decor was adorable!

This location has a ton of history. In decades past, it housed a Rexall Drug store, complete w…read morefountain service (and hard ice cream, serviced by employees who always seemed to get ice cream orders mixed up); then a smallish breakfast and lunch eatery; and now a really cool, expanded luncheonette (double the size of previous one). Owner Don May has done a superb job on the expansion and the decor. Open daily for breakfast and lunch, with dinner available later in the week. My best friend, Locomotive Breath, and I recently stopped in for breakfast. LB had pancakes (I recall w pecans) and sausage. I had eggs over w sausage, and rye toast. Everything was perfect. Prices reasonable, service good, grub that's home-cooked. Coffee bottomless. One of the few restaurants in Ti open year-round. Definitely stop in! 5 yummy stars!

Hubby and I waited for 15-20 minutes due to this being the only place in town that serves breakfast…read moreon Sunday morning?! All the wait staff were very busy but not that efficient. We have now finished breakfast and people are waiting and there are 4 tables right around us that need to be cleared. There is a rolling cart with bins for dirty dishes but instead of rolling to cart out so that all these tables could be cleared at once the waitresses are clearing them one at a time going back and forth wasting time and steps! When we finally got out breakfast it was just as ordered and fresh, hubby had an omelet which was tasty and I had an egg with biscuit (way too big?!) and gravy with sliced tomatoes also very good. All in all after 2 hours we are now full and ready for the day!

Bad food, table covered in ants. Apparently the bar is set extremely low in this town. How are…read morethese people still in business?

We chose Rosie's for breakfast based on reviews and location. This is your basic breakfast place…read morewith a homey vibe. The menu includes eggs, pancakes, biscuits and gravy and country fried steak. The service was friendly and efficient. The food was decent. I ordered the platter with biscuits and gravy, eggs and potatoes. I asked them to hold the toast that comes with platter. I'm not certain why they offer toast with biscuits and gravy. It seems like a lot of bread. My husband ordered the chicken fried steak. We enjoyed our meals but thought it wasn't a must go to place. If you are in the area and want a country breakfast Rosie's is an option to consider.

A random little diner. It was one of the few places open "late" (they're open until 8pm) in…read moreMiddlebury. Waitress was nice. The small chicken and biscuits was good but a bit soggy. A little bland but it was basically a deconstructed chicken pot pie. The cranberry orange relish really didn't fit in and is super strong. The biscuit was good and made in house. Husband got a "beef on weck" on a normal roll, not the weck roll. Very much a local spot that just happened to work out for us.

We walked here from our Airbnb and had a good time, it was one of many breakfast places in the…read morearea. Menu is not huge but they had good pricing for options. The Eggs Arnold with different- like an eggs Benedict but over cornbread- very good. Portions were pretty big. Service was quick and friendly. Place is about average size and what you would generally expect for a diner. They have some cute decor and was a good environment.

Service was good. Food was fine. Coffee was a bit too strong for both of our likings. Heart of the…read moreADK and no maple syrup? Just fake syrup? Not even available as an "extra"? Quelle horreur! There are no window shades so you may want to be strategic about where you sit.

Solid food, service was very friendly and responsive to all customers. Its very clear that this is…read morea friendly community that knows and respects each other. The ambiance was cozy. Country music, stuffed deer heads, warm lighting. Classic.

The Wheel in is a located in central Vermont, The Wheel Inn, is a cozy breakfast and brunch spot…read moretucked away in Benson. They serve great dinner food as well! Upon entry, I was immediately seated by the inn's friendly staff. This American restaurant offers a wide range of dishes, from hearty burgers to delicate salads, catering to all tastes. I had the pastrami quesadilla for my entree! It was excellent and satisfied my hunger! Don't forget dessert, the Wheel Inn offers a variety of delicious pies. I had a slice of the Maple Walnut which was awesome. The dessert was huge, it spanned over two days! So if you are traveling on VT 22A, the Wheel Inn is worth the stop!!

Cool old fashion diner, food was great, I got the smoked salmon eggs Benedict the flavor was great…read moreand the egg was runny. Overall if you're looking for something to eat at breakfast time this place is a great option, just get there early because there is limited seating.

This place pretends it's vintage charm on rails, but don't be fooled--it's more nostalgia at a…read morepremium. Ambience: It's a genuine 1950s Worcester Lunch Car--complete with Formica counters, vinyl booths, and tile floors that feel like they haven't changed since before your grandparents were born. Charming if you like that "museum exhibit" vibe--but cozy it isn't. Seating is tight, and the wait can feel longer than vintage itself. Food: Yes, it's scratch-made breakfast and lunch--maple syrup is local, English muffins made in-house, eggs fresh from Vermont farms. Great effort. But then you find out the famous hot turkey sandwich and VT burger that earned Roadfood praise under the old owner are no longer on the menu. The new proprietors swapped nostalgia for a rewritten menu--and higher prices. Some folks rave about the blueberry jam and standout flavors, but others griped that biscuits and gravy were "downright gross." Contrasting reviews and extra-charge condiment notes further muddle expectations. Service: Staff tend to move with diner efficiency--fast, polite, and no fuss. That said, reviews note some inconsistency: stellar one day, meh the next. They're friendly, but don't expect a guided gastronomic tour--just order, eat, move on. Value: With plates clocking in near $19 for diner fare like chicken-fried steak and breakfast burrito bowls, this isn't exactly your classic greasy spoon find. Everything tastes well-executed, but you're paying for that curated "local ingredients" label--not bargain basement. Bottom line: If you're nostalgic for a parlor that looks like a train car and serve-your-mother's-recipe breakfast served up with giddy pride, Parkway Diner might still charm. Just be ready to pay for ingredient provenance and ditch your hopes for old favorites like the hot turkey sandwich or VT burger. Solid for breakfast or lunch, but don't expect miracles--even if they serve bottomless coffee.

WONDERFUL PLACE! GO THERE! Friendly staff. Good food. Only…read moreplace for 20 miles for breakfast Drove from Lake Placid for a nice breakfast served by a very nice lady. Homemade pies and bread. Reasonable prices. The way it used to be. Way it should be!

Menu prices are frozen in the past. It was so cute to see friend groups in their hiking boots…read moresharing a breakfast meal. Cozy off-road diner vibes. I'm sure anything on the menu would slap after a long hike.

Super cool old school diner in Burlington! There was a line outside, but I got right in to sit at…read morethe counter since it was just me. Service spectacular! The food was coming out super quick. I got the skillet with corned beef hash, and ended up ordering some gravy to top it with. It was super tasty. Overall, this is a super cool place to come for breakfast in Burlington. Great fast service. It's some really good food.

Have you ever wondered why there was such a high turnover rate for servers here? It's because of…read morethe management. The management treats staff with an unbelievable level of disrespect. Servers are made to feel incompetent over the smallest mistakes, like one error suddenly ruins everything, yet the kitchen is apparently allowed to make mistakes without the same treatment or accountability. The double standard was impossible not to notice. What really shocked me was seeing staff get yelled at in front of customers. At one point I saw a server visibly holding back tears after being spoken to so harshly. It created such an uncomfortable atmosphere while trying to eat breakfast. The kitchen staff was also loudly cursing throughout the restaurant. It made the environment feel chaotic and hostile, especially considering there were kids around. Honestly, I didn't want to hear that either while trying to enjoy a meal. Manager Kim also came across as snarky and arrogant toward staff, which completely put me off. The attitude from management overall seemed toxic and dismissive. The food itself was fine -- nothing special, but reasonably priced. Unfortunately, decent prices don't make up for the environment. I also witnessed staff openly talking badly about people behind their backs, which only added to the negativity. Overall, it was a horrible experience, and I can't justify supporting a business that appears to treat its employees so poorly. No restaurant is worth that kind of environment.

Passing through VT and spent a night in Middlebury, asked the desk what's open for food on a Sunday…read morenight at 8pm as the town looked pretty buttoned up. Two Brothers was the choice from the desk so we went with it and so glad we did. Place looked pretty busy, bar was full, we were seated pretty much right away. The menu is smaller (perfect amount of items , hate too many choices) but done well. We love doing shareable so we can try a bunch of different things. The mussels were the absolute show stopper here, different than most. Tequila, spicy, little bits of sausage, (i would have drank the broth or made this a soup it was so good) The Poutine was different than I was used to, it was our least favorite but still ok. This is just a personal preference but I'm used to being smothered in gravy, it was almost non existent. It's like the ere was a ladle on the bottom and fries on top so didn't get a lot of it. The street corn dip was really good, much different than others I've had as well but in a really good way. It was hearty with lots of corn, had some nice spice to it. We also had (not pictured) French onion soup, loved it, nice peppery, piping hot. The cheddar ale soup, best I've had, literally you can taste all the components of this, rich, thick, creamy, sharp cheddar with a hint of the ale in the background. For dessert we took the donut holes to go, the colors dip was amazing, the chocolate looked like it was seized up a bit, we also ate this a little later so it could have been us and not from then. This looks like a super fun place to belly up at the bar, it has the hometown feel , we are already planning a stop on our drive back later this week!

The Poutine is a MUST order! The combination of sweet gravy, crispy fries and sharp Vermont cheese…read moreis !

Very good breakfast food, but they sometime struggle with their lunch options like their burgers…read more For me though, I order a coffee, eggs, toast, and some home fries for $10. Longest I've sat in there was 4 hours, and they never made any attempts at getting rid of me, continuously refilling my water & coffee even when they had wait times to seat people. Multiple very wonderful experiences, would recommend to others.

Customer service was great and the diner car that is the largest part of the restaurant was great…read more We had breakfast and my pancakes were light and fluffy with real Vermont maple syrup. My husband got two eggs, bacon and crispy breakfast potatoes. Everything was cooked to perfection. The black coffee with a splash of cream and sugar was delish! A must if you're in the area.