I ended up stopping In here for the first time on my way up to ludlow. Grabbed a few items for the…read moreweekend but also a grinder. Of which, was so good I will be stopping in again this winter!

This was a great little store to get essentials. I was even very pleasantly surprised to find…read moregluten free items while traveling in the area! I'm allergic to gluten which often makes eating out of town/while traveling difficult. We were able to shop enough for a couple nights to cook at our place of lodging. Staff was friendly as well.

This is the place to go in the area for everything you're looking for. Even GF brownie mix and…read moreSriracha. Staff is nice too.

This is a great place to shop ~ local farm produce, great butcher and fish, and local sour dough…read morebread delivered 2X a week, ~ everything else you could need without having to drive extra miles to shop. I would rather shop local and pay a little more, than to spend hours in the car, and extra money on gas to get it cheaper. Thanks for being here for locals!

Sandwiches are fresh and delicious. But you really have to try the bacon tomato ranch pasta salad…read more It's fresh, a little different, and amazing.

Folks. This little convenience store (which is non-New-Yorkese for "bodega") might have the best…read morebreakfast sandwich in the United States of America. I was visiting family in Keene, NH (So pretty! Get up there straight away!!) and it's their tradition to grab breakfast from this spot which they refer to as "Lisa's" cuz a woman named Lisa owns it. Let me lay it out you guys: Lisa and her deli team are breakfast sandwich wizards. Tbh, I'm fairly certain that I didn't know what a breakfast sandwich even meant before last weekend. Let's get to the magic. The sandwich is built on an un-toasted english muffin that is the ur-muffin of muffins: good structure but pliant and hearty but thinnish. These muffins taste like real food. Made of actual grains, by actual hands. Are they made in-house? By benevolent breakfast elves? Perhaps. The sausage patty is house-made, my aunt informed me, simply seasoned, and crazy delicious. I kid you not that I could eat many such patties, on their own, if that weren't unseemly and basically a health risk. Because yeah a sausage diet is not one that is recommended all too often, right? I suppose I should have inquired what sort of sausage it was but I think all you need to know is that it's a magic patty. The egg component of the sandwich is made in one of those nifty round-shaped thingies, so it lines up perfectly with the patty and muffin. Because not only is this sandwich delicious, it's also gorgeous and tidy: no dangly bits to worry about or crumbs as you bliss out in between bites, reading an actual paper newspaper in the garden or driving to that sweet kayak spot or lying in bed wondering if you ever really need to get up. (I tested these conditions for you. It's all good!) And of course, no breakfast sandwich can be replete without some sort of cheese. I believe the cheese is cooked into the egg? Mmmmm. Cheesy eggs. I think we've all experienced that moment, right? (Vegan friends, know that I am a huge fan of tofu veggie scrambles with Daiya and/or nutritional yeast; a plant-strong "cheesy eggs" FTW, for sure!) Finally there's a bit of green in the layering of this egg, patty and cheese beauty: thinly sliced cucumber, julienned green peppers, maybe a bit of arugula? Make no mistake it's FANCY and you totally deserve it. Of course, you can opt out of the greens, as my cousin did. She opted out of the sausage patty as well...so. You're on your own if you follow her dictum. Anyway what are you doing next weekend? Maybe you should mosey over to Beaver Street?

The General Store in Harrisville is a quaint little store that serves breakfast and lunch. We…read morestopped to pick up a few groceries for dinner and beverages. The steps are ancient into this very old store. The store carries a little bit of everything. Wine, local cheeses, bread and much more. The store is clean and well organized. I picked up a baguette that worked well with my dinner. A menu hangs above a deli counter. There are several tables inside to sit and eat. Prices are reasonable. The clerks are friendly and helpful. I'll return and recommend.

This is the place all small towns wish they had…read more.. It's a gathering spot for people in the area, the food is great, amazing prices... enjoy

What a great place to stop at for specialty Vermont items. They have everything from eclectic gifts…read moreto bring home, to kids toys, local syrup, chocolate, cheese, ice cream and even a deli where you can pick up something quick to eat. We opted for some baked treats including an almond apricot scone, raspberry bar and meatloaf hand pie. Everything was delicious, like it was freshly made! If you're close by, definitely stop in because you won't be disappointed!

Stayed in a nearby B&B and stopped in on our way home for a quick look and coffee. Instead, we…read morewandered around this little gem of a store and ordered a breakfast sandwich - that was already prepared and fresh in a heated self-serve cabinet near the coffee bar. Sandwich and coffee were both great and reasonably priced. Cashier managed the large group of workers who must stop there every morning very well and we had no delay in getting our selections and out the door. Highly recommended should you get anywhere close to Newfane, VT.

The Mill Village Store is one of those classic small-town gems that's easy to appreciate. It may…read morenot be a huge supermarket, but it's amazing how much they manage to fit inside. Whether you're grabbing a hot coffee and breakfast in the morning, picking up essentials like eggs, milk, cereal, Oreos, snacks, and candy, or treating yourself to their homemade baked goods and fresh donuts, they've got a little bit of everything. They also carry ice cream, ice, beer, cigarettes, and plenty of other everyday necessities. What I really like is that they stock enough of the basics that you usually don't have to make a trip into town for something simple. It's incredibly convenient and exactly the kind of place every small community is lucky to have. The location is the icing on the cake. Nestled in the village of Stoddard and just a stone's throw from a gorgeous lake, it's the perfect place to stop whether you're a local or just passing through. Friendly, convenient, and full of small-town charm, The Mill Village Store is absolutely worth a visit!

The staff are always welcoming, and the food is so good! We always go here for subs and pizza.read more

I was on location for a film for an entire week in the area and was thrilled to find my favorite…read morestaples at this store. Friendly service, too!

This grocery store has the best butcher shop in Vermont. This is a fourth generation family…read morebusiness where everyone is friendly and helpful. Hours now are: Monday through Saturday: 8 AM to 7 PM Sunday: 8 AM to 6 PM

We were working in the area and found this little store. Decent supply of day to day needs. Deli is…read moreawesome! They make awesome subs. Freshly made frozen burritos were a huge hit. Oatmeal raisin cranberry cookies are an absolute must! Great people running the store. Also has gas to fuel up the vehicle. Please stop there when up in the area. We were thrilled we did. You will too.

First visit there yesterday. Ordered an Italian sub, probably the best one I have ever had!read more