Decided to break for lunch in Hardwick during my travel to the NE Kingdom. Though Hardwick is…read morecute, it's more of a pass through town than a destination. There were a handful of restaurants that were open but none appealed to us. Most seemed greasier than what we were in the mood for. Checked out their coop (grocery) but their cafe was closed. So bought some prepared foods at the coop and found Connie's across the street close to a cute little park. They are situated on a corner in a yellow painted Victorian close to a bridge. They have a few tables for indoor dining. I opted mine to go. Connie's is simple and wholesome basics done well. ++. Food is breakfast, lunch and baked treats. I tried their roast beef sandwich on their freshly baked wheat bread and some chips. Drink wise they have a few sodas and ice tea. +++ price is very reasonable. $8.88 for my sandwich and chips and rest of $10 into their tip jar. +++. Service was friendly and prompt. My sammie was made in 10 minutes while they had 2 other customers' orders. 2 ladies worked fast and my sammie was exactly as ordered :-) ++. Parking is street and free. They seem to have many locals. But this is a small town that likely rely on tourists so check them out if you fancy wholesome breakfast options and sandwiches!

I have been a HUGE fan of the doughnuts from that little store and continue to be! Friend and…read moredeliverer of those doughnuts, Terry Van Veghten, introduced me to them a few years ago. HE KNOWS HIS DOUGHNUTS!!

I highly recommend the Sunday turkey dinner special to go. It was a lot of food and felt like…read moreThanksgiving all over again. The staff were very pleasant! The restaurant is not currently open for sit down meals but it looks like a cozy place.

This place is amazing. Easily the best turkey dinner I have ever had. They were closed but still…read moreserved us. Next level food and service.

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!

Five stars for their oat-chocolate chip-multigrain cookie. So freakin good with just the right…read moreamount of sweet, salt, and rich dark chocolate. The sweet potato breakfast bar was also fluffy and healthy, but that cookie is divine. Serene spot off the beautiful Stowe Recreation Path. Coming back to try their salted peanut butter cookie and more. 5 stars!!!!

We had Boule Bakery cater a large (70 person) reunion/party. They made fresh sliced bread, meat and…read morecheese platters, salad, homemade condiments, and cookies. It was all fantastic. Their bread is delicious. The croissants buttery and flaky. There was plenty of meat and cheese for the sandwiches and the homemade mayo and mustard were so much better than anything store bought! The salad was fresh and topped with pepitas and cranberry and three dressing options. Finally, the cookies were to die for! I'm so happy we found Boule Bakery for this event. Katey was super easy to work with.

Stopped here randomly on our drive home to RI from the NEK. Best ham & cheese croissant of my…read moreentire life! Had some unexpected ingredients (fresh dill -- & maybe a bit of ground mustard?). Crust was supremely flaky & buttery. I'll be dreaming about this, I'm sure. My cold brew was great, too! So ridiculously pleased.

Amazing coffee and pastries! Great stop on our way to the mountain. Service was quick and excellent…read moreand it is such a cute place for breakfast.

Came on a Friday lunch and the place was packed inside with a steady stream of customers sitting…read moreoutside and for take out. Service was friendly and timely. 1. Brie and apple and ham panini - Simple tasting with brie as the predominant flavor but mixes well with the other two. 2. Chicken pesto - Came with tomato and provolone. Lots of chicken which was very filling. Overall would come here again to try other options! Wanted to get dessert but was too full. Will come again!

I was at the ski resort up the hill and wanted a cookie or pastry of some sorts with my coffee. I…read morefigured I couldn't find anything up in the mountains but lo and behold I found Auntie Dee Dee. I walked in and was immediately greeted by what I assume is her family. There were 2 younger girls and a man in there. All friendly and chatted with me and explained what each of the things were that they had left. I got a Raspberry Scone, Cinnamon Roll, and Lemon Bar, I just couldn't make up my mind so I had to get them all. The cinnamon roll was at least 5-6" wide and just absolutely to die for. The brown sugar pecan glaze cooked through the layers and rolled in was amazing and I ended up eating the entire thing in one sitting. I didn't care if it was going to make me sick or not. Even at room temperature it was that good, I can't imagine warmed up for a few seconds how much different it would be. The lemon bar was perfectly tart and not sour at all and smooth and creamy and again, all around amazing. The flavor of the scone was great, a little harder than I would have liked it to be, but it tasted great, and I'm sure with some coffee it would have been that much better when softened slightly. Nevertheless everything I got was amazing and wish it wasn't 700+ miles from home.

Been here several times on MTB trips. Deserves 6 stars. Worth the wait. The food is amazing. Get…read morehere early.

I was lucky enough to teach at a retreat catered by Cold Spring Kitchen and the food was…read moreSPECTACULAR. As a big food lover in general, I can be picky sometimes about quality but every single item, from salad to soup to entrees to (oh my God) desserts was just top notch. I can't wait to come back again!

Great breakfast at Peavine today, huge servings, delicious meal in a beautiful setting!read more

This place was amazing. It literally is a hole in the middle of nowhere. It's the most fantastic…read morefood I've ever had most everything they sell is grown here on their farm right up the street from here the potatoes and sausages of their own sausage, bacon same thing eggs everything is just amazing. Very very fresh. Specials the day was chicken and waffles, but we decide to go with something on the menu. I got the.I busy feed breakfast sandwich, which is scrambled eggs and cheddar cheese on a fresh homemade in-house baked English muffin. I also have fresh bacon from the farm. I also got a side of homemade bacon, onion, jam, and a mixed berry fruit salad which came with strawberries, raspberries, and blackberries. My other half his choice was the fryer which was two eggs with their own homemade sausage patties white sourdough bread also made in House and fries. Except the sausage bag was cooked a little too much. Everything else was fantastic. Nice fresh water. The coffee was never ending the serve of Mary. She was the only server here OK with like 30 to 35 seats and never missed a beat was right on top of everything brought coffee around several times pictures of ice water very friendly open kind recommended things really one of a kind person. The kitchen is run by the owner and her husband. He does a cooking. She does everything else they have a bakery. We ended up taking home a ham and cheese croissant as well as a cinnamon roll and a fruited danish. Everything is made in house and fresh every day so when they run out, they run out which is a good way to be. It looks a beautiful herb and vegetable garden. Everything is so pretty. It's a little parking lot that probably fits 12 to 15 cars. We gonna adjust the right time because about the next people coming in with four and they see them behind us and then the next couple that came in they were already over capacity at that point and had to go out and come back and now they are seating. But everything went smoothly. Yes, it does take a little bit longer with a small place like this, but you know what the food was well worth the wait. I'm hoping to maybe recommend them for our bike run next year if we do this again to Nootka lodge. Also, in case I didn't mention that the only part of the post the coffee was perfect. The husband only had one little complaint and that was the sausage was cooked a little too much. But that's all everything was just out of this world.

Discovering this place has been a big highlight of moving to the area! I have loved everything I…read moretried, with my special favorites being cinnamon rolls and sugar cookies, while my husband favors the scones. Everyone has been lovely and patient when I have to double check allergens as well. Also do look around the shop before you get to the counter, there is a small but nice selection of assorted local goods, from nut butters to stickers.

I came here because of the excellent yelp reviews, and I hope you will too!…read more Friendly, attentive, knowledgeable, service and a cute location on the outskirts of town. My iced chai tea latte was made with homemade chai and a touch of maple and it was delicious! I also had the spinach and Chevre(?) Cheese scone, and it was still warm and oh my God I was in heaven!