Maple Creamee!…read more Creameries and maple syrups are ubiquitous in VT. Nothing wrong with it, but I'm not a fan of maple syrup nor food cooked with MS. Since theirs is the first maple creamee I've actually finished, thought it worth sharing. This is based on my visit in August, 21. ++ Ambiance is tiny and clean and convenient. They are located ABOVE the street level on Route 7 so, look for Woodware with colorful Adirondacks. If you only want creamees, visit their togo walkup window. ++ They ONLY serve MAPLE creamies. No other flavors! They offer both cups and soft cones. BMF's maple creamee was balanced and is not overly sweet! If you want maple syrups and souvenirs, go inside. This shop is small but was organized and clean. They had the usual variety of sizes but limited grades. ++. Friendly staff ++ Prices were fair. There's a CASH discount :-). ++ Open daily! 11:30am - 6pm + Limited free parking shared with Woodware, but was not a problem. It's a togo place, so it moves fast. PSA: The location on Yelp is incorrect and I've submitted for proper location update. They are located NORTH of Halladay Rd. Enjoy!

As other reviewers (and the sign out front) says, it's the best maple cremee. I personally am not a…read morehuge fan of maple desserts, so I only had a taste of my boyfriend's cup, but it was so authentic tasting without being too sweet. There's also a cute gift shop inside, where we picked up a jug of maple syrup and a souvenir magnet. The girl working the counter was incredibly sweet as well. The best part was that they offer pup cups with biscuits, which made our puppy's day!

Fantastic shop full of locally made items. Perfect for souvenirs or gifts to take back to loved…read moreones! The sample station at the front of the store is an excellent feature - it's what convinced me I needed to purchase a bottle of maple rum hot sauce! Nice variety of items at varying price points: stickers, jewelry, t-shirts, water bottle, magnets, handicrafts, foodstuffs - there's something for everyone. Shop small, shop local, shop here! Friendly staff, located right on main street in downtown Middlebury. Highly recommend!

We were greeted by the friendliest young man upon walking into the store and were amazed by the…read morevariety of Vermont goodies. Hot sauces, syrups, baking mixes, seasoning blends, t-shirts, hats, mugs, magnets, plants, soap, socks, candles, pet products, and more! We picked up an air plant, doggie biscuits, and maple butter. It was a great stop to end our Vermont trip.

Several of my fellow Yelpers consider this place "cute" or "adorable". Please. The birth of twin…read morefoals is "cute." This is a restaurant, people. Get over yourselves. That being said, Costello's serves the best Italian-style subs in all of Addison County. Get the Baby Bella. It's ferocious yet gentle. Barbaric yet wholesome. Brave yet soft hearted. A magical concoction of meatlessness in every bite. I wouldn't let an army of bloodthirsty wolverines keep me from my Baby Bella. Lukewarm regards, Dwight K. Schrute Assistant Regional Manager, Scranton Branch Dunder Mifflin Paper Products

Delish! My husband and I came here for lunch during the weekend and it was the perfect meal to take…read moreand sit outside! Location/Decor 5/5: Loved the location of the store, it was perfectly placed around other shops. Also conveniently located right behind the store was a lawn with tables/chairs and a river! The store itself was super cute and had tons of other products you can buy. Side note, the bathroom is across the way in another complex, quick minute walk. Food 4/5: I ended up getting the Shrimp Po Boy $15.95. The sandwich was huge and a bit messy. I would have preferred a smaller sandwich and it come with a side instead. The sandwich was pretty light, flavor was good and the shrimp was cooked well. Service 5/5: This is definitely a locals place, the person taking our order knew several of the patrons that came through. The service was quick and the person taking our order was very kind! I would happily be back if I am in the area!

A solid co-op where I like to buy ingredients for my oatmeal by weight. They have all sorts of…read moreseeds, dried fruits, nuts, grains, trail mix etc. Produce is also decent. The cashiers are helpful.

This store is well worth the hour drive it takes me to get there from the Adirondacks. The veggies,…read moreorganic meats, dairy are all fresh and the displays are appealing. If I lived in the area full time, I'd definitely want to become a member. It an oasis for me in what would otherwise feel like a food desert.

I love anything maple especially the Vermont maple rub. I put it on everything ! Need to look at…read morecatalog to see what else I can get.

3/27/10 - maple sugar open house weekend we went here and…read morehad their pancake breakfast. really tiny place in comparison to other sugarhouses we visited. it was really a small family operation. super nice people. a little in the middle of no where. so it took us a bit to get there. the syrup was great. as well as the pancakes! but the maple sausage was the best thing. like how the use wood, already on hand, that would be used for other purposes, to burn for the syrup machine. (rather that the ton of oil other places use). the had samples of their maple walnuts, candy, donuts and other things. everything tasted great!

My grandmother was nuts about honey. She had some every morning for breakfast with toast…read more She had this huge 20 pound vat of honey from somewhere in VT. It was good. Fast forward 25 years. I have a family now, and I'm eating organic, etc... And I want good, organic raw honey. So after a few misses I remember Champlain Valley Apiaries! Google and my order is on its way. The raw crystallized honey is fantastic & my favorite. The liquid honey is also tasty. I like that the honey is sweet but not cloyingly so like store-bought brands. It has a flavor I think is superior. Now I can share this with my family.

Have been ordering their raw honey for years and it is the best. We first tried it when we saw it…read moreat the Lebanon (NH) Coop a long time ago and have been ordering it directly from Champlain Valley Apiaries ever since, both when we were living in NH and more recently since our move to AZ. In between orders we have tried other raw honeys but none compare. It is worth the shipping cost for it to come from VT to AZ. Not only is the honey extraordinary but any contact with the people that work there has been outstanding. If you love honey, try this - you won't be disappointed!

This shop was so fun and quaint, the perfect place to pick up a gift for someone special…read more Like many gift shops, there are treasures thoughtfully displayed every which way, up and down and over in this charming shop. Towels, art, jewelry, pottery, stuff for kids, stuff for plant lovers, stuff for cat lovers, dog lovers, you name it, if you can't find something to buy in this shop for yourself or someone else, I'd be shocked. On top of that, the back porch has a WONDERFUL view of the town waterfall. The porch is screened in, but it won't trouble your photos any. IF you're near Middlebury, stop in for a bit and see the waterfall and the many items they offer.

This gift shop was just what we were looking for when we were in our way out of town. We needed…read moresome small local gifts to take back to CT as thank you's. I also managed to find some stuff for Christmas presents. My only wish is that it sold more of the hand crafted stuff from VT. Some of the cute dish towels I bought were made in CA.

This is the best sandwich shop. They have created a deli with unique sandwiches and people come…read morefrom great distances to enjoy them The Bridporter and Roadrunner are our favorites You can't go wrong getting a sandwich at Pratts

Great little corner country market with AMAZING sandwiches!!!…read moreWell stocked supermarket section with fresh produce and meats, and an incredible deli counter in the back! Very friendly fast service with a great selection of both hot and cold sandwiches. Do not miss this place!!

This place is hard to find and is currently located in a mostly abandoned factory building. In…read morespite of the odd setting (which may change as they're thinking of moving) it's worth a call to see if you can stop in. Carleton and his wife (Maura?) are super friendly and helpful. It's interesting to see how they make their triple cream and cream cheeses. The triple cream cheese is so ridiculously delicious. So so so good. Please eat it, wherever you can find it (they distribute their small batches to Boston, NYC, and Portland ME.) Yum.