I met this establishment at "Copleys Farmers Market". This market runs June -October , 10:00am -…read more6:00pm. It's located outside of the Boston Public Library on Boylston Street. Parking is difficult on the street but they have a garage less than half a block that's reasonably priced. The vendor was super friendly and welcoming. The maple syrup is to die for. I bought to home & Yum ! I also had the pleasure of trying all the samples they had of different kinds of maples & Yum ! The price is reasonable for the high quality and freshness.

Bri spent 25 minutes giving my friends and me an extensive run down of the syrup making process,…read morejust before letting us try each type of syrup they had in stock. The place itself was charming and welcoming! I would highly recommend the syrup itself as well! Make sure to ask all about the family who owns the place because their story is so wholesome!

Dropped in to grab a couple gallons of delicious dark robust maple syrup along with some maple…read morehorseradish mustard & a couple other eye catching & tasty items. The shop is well organized & fun to peruse. I asked several questions of the salesperson who was most helpful and pleasant. The most wonderful treat was the maple creamie! Made with the dark robust maple syrup I sought and mixed through an Italian gelato machine to produce the smoothest most flavorful treat. I believe this to be the highest standard for maple creamies in Vermont....for me anyway. Just outstanding.

As always, a must pit stop for my annual trip to VT! They have everything you'll want as well as…read moregreat gifts with regard to all things maple. Cookies, syrup, hot sauce, candy, etc. I stock up for the year until I can make it back up here the next year.

The Vermont Maple Outlet is one of those places where you instantly feel like you've stumbled on…read morethe heart of Vermont. The interior is cute and well organized making it simple to browse! They have a little of everything maple -- syrup, candies, jams, gifts -- and it's the kind of shop where you end up finding something for yourself and something to bring home. But the real highlight? The "creamies." Hands down some of the best I've ever had. The swirl of blackberry and maple was absolutely perfect -- sweet, tangy, and creamy in all the right ways. It's the kind of treat that makes you wish summer in Vermont would last forever. Whether you're a maple lover or just passing through, the Vermont Maple Outlet is worth the stop. A true taste of Vermont in every sense. Service is quick and to the point.

Kind employee with a lot of different products. Loved the maple creemee! Got a maple creemee on a…read morewaffle cone and it was delicious.

Get the maple cremee! Delicious soft serve and i believe it's their most popular flavor…read more We also tried a brownie sundae with peanut butter fudge ice cream - whew!! Decadent and cozy. There's also a walk up window if you prefer not to go in.

Wow! Ice cream was delicious and service was super friendly and quick! Mud pie ice cream and the…read morehot fudge sundae were great picks!

Stowe Mercantile is a fantastic shop on Main Street Stowe. They have a lovely women's clothing…read moreboutique upstairs. The clothing offerings were so cute. I had to purchase a dress. The service was friendly and the staff were enthusiastic to help me. The downstairs level has a great assortment of homewares, souvenirs, and local food items. We bought a few jams from a local Vermont company for ourselves and as gifts for family members. I loved the large selection and spent a good 30 mins browsing. Very enjoyable experience and atmosphere. The store has sampling stations throughout so you can taste the products before purchasing. I also enjoyed the fun photo opportunity in store. They had an old ski lift car you could sit in for pics.

I really wanted to love this place... and did up to a point. They have all kinds of things to…read morebuy... some are touristy and souvenir in nature, but other things are interesting, fun or even pretty. The problem I had with Stowe Mercantile is that I found out they severely price-gauge the consumer. Let's be honest... I'm sure I've overpaid for plenty of stuff in my time. Of course I have, and I'd do it again if I really want to. However, something just rubbed me the wrong way in this place. I was looking at some "Princess" game for my granddaughter. I saw the retail price was $14, and the store sticker price was $21 or $22. I just put the game down when I saw that... and they were blatant about it... didn't even try to cover over the retail price. They placed the store sticker right next to the original price. That was a bridge too far, and I just got pissed off and didn't want to support this store... so I didn't.

went into store to buy milk for my granddaughter said it was 1.45 per container bought 2 bill was…read more3.99 complained to wyatt the teller who said sorry with no other options complained again and was told by wyatt sorry he would not even go back and look at the price. if i could give a zero i would. been coming here for 20 plus years never treated this way should have driven to hanleys down the road.

The Country Store is located in The Village Center at Smugglers Notch near the clock tower around…read morethe corner from the Guest Registration desk. It's a small store filled with a large variety of groceries, beer & wine, and other basic needs (toiletries, toys, Vermont cheese and locally sourced Maple Syrup in addition to deli items). There's an adjoining coffee stand and a ski shop across the hall.

You get to try different samples of each cheese. Very good! I liked the pepper jack the best. They…read morealso gave excellent recommendations for restaurants nearby!

I finally mde it to BJs, after skipping it last week due to weather. They were, not surprisingly,…read moreout of the protein bars I'd tried that had tasted really good. So, I settled for the best alternatives I could find, based on past experience and their current prices. But I really wanted something to satisfy a taste craving. And today, I found this popcorn. 'Cabot Creamery Seriously Sharp Cheddar Cheese Popcorn'. This packs amazingly strong cheedar flavor into popcorn. If you gave this to someone who's had Smartfood, or Wise White Cheddar, and asked them to compare them (I[ve had both of those) , it'd be a mind blowing experience for them. It's like the first time a Canada Dry ginger ale drinker tastes Schweppes for the first time. Or even better, a good ginger beer instead of ginger ale. It's just that muuch more real cheddar flvor. And BJ's sells a 15 oz. bag for 8 bucks, compared to the 4.5 oz. bags for around $4-$5 that other retailers carry for this brand, so it's a great value on price and quality. I'm not saying join Bjs to get it, but I am saying if you're a BJs member, this is popcorn you should try. If this popcorn had come out in 1985, Crocodile Dundee would have been the perfect spokesperson for it. "That's not popcorn. THIS is popcorn."

Such an incredible spot for hot donuts, cold-pressed cider, and creemees with crispy maple…read moresprinkles on top. Best donuts I've had in ages. The cider is the best I've ever had, so refreshing. Delicious creemees. Charming gift shop. Tons of picnic tables outside. Adorable and a must-go. 5 stars!!!

This place was one of our favorite stops when we visited Vermont two years ago, which makes this…read morereview especially disappointing to write. We came here three different times during that trip because everything was so fresh and delicious. Unfortunately, our most recent visit was a completely different experience. The cafe has really gone downhill. My favorite menu item used to be the turkey BLT wrap, and it was amazing. It has since been removed from the menu, and now bacon is a $4 add on, which seems absolutely ridiculous. I ordered the turkey and Cabot cheddar sandwich instead, and it was honestly one of the worst sandwiches I have ever had. The bread was supposed to be sourdough, but it tasted like stale white bread. The sandwich looked like it had been thrown together. The tomatoes still had the stems on them, and the turkey was incredibly dry. I could not even finish half of it. I ended up asking for a refund, and even that took about 20 minutes to sort out. We hoped the cider donuts would make up for it, but they were dry and not hot and fresh like we remembered. That was another big disappointment. I am leaving this review because I genuinely want to see this place succeed again. It used to be a must visit destination, but now it feels like the quality has dropped while the prices have gone up. Please bring back the turkey BLT wrap, make every donut hot and fresh, and bring back the lemon bars. Those were some of the things that made this place so special. I truly hope Cold Hollow Cider Mill can return to the quality that made us come back three times during our first visit to Vermont. Right now, after this last experience, it makes me question whether we would return again.