My friends and I stopped here around 9 pm. There was a worker who was polite enough and offered us…read morehelp if we needed it. Drinks and snacks as well as other necessities for long drives were well stocked at this location. Self serve options for checkout were also available. The venue was clean and what very much impressed me were the bathrooms: very clean and some even had showers. The gas pumps also worked without a hitch. Would recommend for a late night quick stop.

Quick stop off for snacks and to gas up. I liked this location because it wasn't your regular gas…read morestation food. You had variety of sandwiches and salads and even a counter you can walk up to and pick a pizza. They have everything you can think of. Great location.

Excellent pastries and breads, worth a stop if you happen to be in the Eastern Townships!read more

There are all different kinds of Yelpers, but I would say on balance Yelpers are more adventurous…read morethan the overall population. If you happen to be in Quebec Province and travelling from Montreal to Quebec City or vice versa, there are several towns you might stop in to get a cross sectional sample of history, from Chambly, a synthetic, plant and just add water instant suburb in the middle of a corn field, to Cowansville and Waterloo, Bromont and Shefford, places that are seeing tradition eclipsed by suburban sprawl, are still mainly agricultural, and are seeing some hard times, but as they will tell you, hard times are nothing new for these towns that started as pioneer settlements four centuries ago. In any case, to get a sense of all this, I would recommend stopping in at the local boulangerie in any of these towns, getting an elaborate pastry such as tartelette aux fruits, milles feuilles, napoleon, paris-brest, chocolatine or just an eclair with a great cup of coffee, capuccino, espresso, tea, or your choice of caffeinated beverage, and look out the window as people walk by and take you through a story both fascinating and sad at the same time. If you can, buy a loaf of bread to take with you, and if you are feeling forgetful you might neglect to realize this until you are safely back at home.

first we ordered eggs bacon and toast we did not get the toast when we asked they said they would…read morebring it right out they did not nor did they acknowledge us. the other meal was eggs sausage toast and French toast the French toast came without butter or syrup. we were the only ones there we had to pay and tip before we were serve. Sunnyside up eggs were under cooked who ever cooks eggs in a diner that serves breakfast should know how to cook eggs service was dismal We will never eat there again. We paid 26$ and left a 5$ til to not enjoy our meal I recommend saving your money and go to Dunkin ten miles down the road for breakfast

Food is tasty. Service excellent chicken and dumplings are fantastic. Pizza is very good and crust…read moreis amazing.

Loved the place. It's hardly half a mile after crossing the border. Good place to take a break…read moreafter a long queue at the border. We went for a coffee, cappuccino, veggie omelette bowl and an apple walnut salad. They, unfortunately, ran out of walnuts, so it was substituted by pecans. Everything was great. Loved the omelette and the salad. Salad would have been better with arugula and spinach instead of lettuce though. The staff were nice and friendly. Nice clean place. There is street parking outside and a parking lot across the street. Definitely recommended!

I love finding hidden gems while traveling, and this is one of them. Rare to find a coffee shop…read morewith baked goods, many kinds of coffee drinks and their roasted coffee, roasted right there. For baked goods, tried the pineapple coconut muffin - sweet, sticky goodness; blueberry scone - more muffin / cake like than I generally like, but still tasty; walnut cinnamon crumb cake - excellent. I had an iced coffee which was fair - probably will try another drink next time. For the roast coffee - I bought a bag of the Moka Java - wow. Well blended, and perfectly roasted. This blend rivals anything I've ever gotten from the major retailers. Service was friendly and helpful. Plenty of seating inside. This is well worth coming into town before heading to Vermont or Canada.

We had a satisfying lunch here after walking around Isle La Motte…read more The variety of items in the display case was good and gave a lot of choice. Two people had the ham and cheese pastry which was generously filled and smelled great. I had a small Hawaiin pizza. The pizza crust was an obviously pre-made crust complete with the holes all over it that those types of crust typically have. It wasn't a fantastic crust BUT it was prepared well and not dried out. It was soft and bready and the rest of the toppings were great including the ham. We had 2 Heath bar cookies and they were absolutely top-notch. I would definitely go back here for the tasty well priced food, spacious pleasant dining area and overall feel. There were a few insects flying around the room the day we were there. They are probably tough to keep completely out of the room in spring but they are off-putting for sure.

St. ALBANS LOCATION This location sits where the Hangry…read moreDonut Bar was located. Inside, small changes have been made (see photos). Customer Service was good. Simple menu. Delicious display of desserts. Baked breads available. And different items throughout the store. I and a couple others ordered Phillys with a side of mac. My Philly was seasoned well, good amount of cheese, bell peppers and onions. It was on white bread and wrapped in foil. The mac was thick and creamy. Texturally the pasta was slightly chewy and the cheese sauce was thick. It coats your tongue. I believe it's a white mac (vermont cheddar, most likely. As it was sharp and slightly sweet). It was packaged in a 4oz to go cup with lid. I also picked up a magic bar and a cinnamon roll (not pictured). My only complaint, is when a co-worker went an hour later and ordered the same thing, her sandwhich looked better. It was double the meat and her bread was toasted. So there seems to be a bit of inconsistency depending on who makes the sandwhich. I'll post pics of both sandwiches.

Stopped off for gas and seen a huge sign for cheeseburgers so of course I was asked to head on…read moreinside and grab one. A cheeseburger was 5.75 and it was big. It tasted as if it just came off the BBQ like flame broiled but I didn't see her doing that so my second guess is liquid smoke ? It was a tasty burger but was a bit dry. Didn't get to pick toppings it came with onions, pickle and a bit of ketchup. If I ever do go back I would ask for mustard and mayo to make it less dry.

Staff was extremely nice and helpful. We're traveling through the area without any true plans, but…read morethe staff gave us some good suggestions of places to visit and routes to take. The restaurant and bathrooms were really clean as well. If you need a quick bite to eat and some refreshing lemonade, I recommend making a stop!

We bought fresh cut steaks here. Expensive but high end beef. Very, very good. Everyone loved…read moretheir steaks! They also have sandwiches. I had a steak and cheese that was very flavorful. (Small ding as the grill should have been cleaned more before my steak was cooked)

Called in large sandwich order for eclipse Monday. Ready for pick up time…read more Very good falafel wrap. Turkey club ok, a little dry. Solved that with a little balsamic dressing. Others liked range of chicken wraps. Love supporting a decent local biz like this one.

Tiny store with gluten free options, organic dairy, protein bars, nuts, organic produce, dairy, a…read morefew dry goods, and some prepared foods- salads, wraps. Picnic tables outside to enjoy your premade items.

Well stocked with a variety of food items. Many types of made-on-premises cheeses and yogurt. The…read moreHonor System, which they have had for years, always brings a smile to my face. I always feel good when I leave this little store. Wonderful, hardworking, friendly owners.

BEST GRAVY EVER on a Hot Roast Beef Sandwich. Excellent service & Best Pastrami I've had in 5 years…read moresince I left California. 2nd time here. Won't be last.

Great food Great service…read more Happy ppl Will continue going there on my lunch break Clean

After checking numerous reviews and website menus, It appeared to me that Twisted Carrot was one of…read morethe most interesting restaurants in the area, in terms of menu and atmosphere. My dinner experience there certainly lived up to expectations. The restaurant is small, seating maybe about 30 people. I wouldn't call it intimate, but I would call it friendly. The menu items are enjoyably named, with some interesting ingredient and flavor combinations. Service is fast and friendly; 3 servers can take care of all the tables quite nicely, with time for fun conversation as you go. The cocktail list is small, and the drinks are simply garnished, but everything we tried was quite flavorful and reasonably priced. As an appetizer, the Moo Moo Dippers, filled with shaved ribeye and corned beef and combined with the remoulade sauce for dipping. were addicting. My salmon filet came atop a bed of roasted sweet potato and corn hash and a sauce on top to give it more interesting presentation and flavor. The pork medallions were similarly appealing. We passed on dessert, because most of the offerings had some form of caffeine in them (e.g., boozy affogato), but I'm certain they would have been equally delicious. I was surprised the restaurant closed so early on days they're actually open, i.e., 8pm. So if you want convenient dining, get there early for dinner, because it does fill up.

Delicious food, great bartender , unique food combinations, crowded at dinner.- go early!read more