Very friendly people a wonderful atmosphere in the place. Small breakfast spot promoting a giant…read morepancake. Well we were intrigued as the next table was served a pancake bigger than most pizzas these days. So we were a group of four and decided to order the pancake with blueberries with sides of bacon and hash. The pancake was enormous but a bit disappointed that we were only provided with a small amount of syrup and had to pay for more. Well we bought a $10 jug and took the rest home. All was delicious but the pancake kid of sat in my stomach all day

This place was fun! Tiny little spot. The owner/waitress was a hoot, friendly and helpful. We had…read morethe famous 14'' blueberry pancake and all three of us could only eat half but the leftovers were delicious the space is eclectic with decorations for every season and holiday but I enjoyed it the breakfast plates we got were all yummy- everyone enjoyed their eggs in their different styles and the toast was yummy. We enjoyed the local maple syrup from a nearby farm- my friend bought some to go which was really reasonably priced. Would eat here again if stopping through Bennington.

Our first visit was disappointing. The mussels were delicious as well as the calamari. However,…read morethey served me three large filet "medallions" each one cooked differently: medium rare, medium, and well done. Most of it was stringy, they offered only potatoes as a side, and "whatever the chef decides on a particular day." My husband's filet mignon was overcooked and dry, his potatoes lukewarm, and scallops overcooked. He told the waitress who offered to take the scallops - not the entire plate. The manager came over to apologize and asked my husband if he'd like to try anything else but he was too disappointed and lost his appetite. He explained that we were celebrating our anniversary but the woman didn't care to acknowledge it. After all that, the waitress returned and asked if we wanted to see the dessert menu without apologizing about our meal. Very unprofessional. We declined, paid the check, and left the bare minimum tip, which we never do. We don't blame the waitress for the food, but for her service technique and disinterest in her patrons' needs. Oh, they didn't charge us for my husband's meal but lacked the courtesy to tell us in person. Needless to say, despite the charming atmosphere, excellent salad bar, and incredible appetizers, we will not return. Maybe the chef had an off night, but what excuse did the staff have?

Dinner here was very good. Loved the salad bar and the bread with sweet butter…read more We had the NY strip and prime rib. Both dishes were delicious. Loved the sweet potato side too. Great service and beautiful views!

Was driving through and grabbed a bite. This place is the perfect breakfast spot. Staff is very…read morefriendly and the omelette was great!!

Stopped in for breakfast and the food was great. Blueberry pie French toast, simple breakfast and…read morethe sweet potato hash were ordered at the table. Each dish was prepared well and was yummy! There is birch beer that is a must try! The location is clean and the service was prompt and attentive. There is booth and table seating with local artist works showcased on the walls.

Ironically, their beer is arguably the challenge...not cheap...plenty of alcohol...but you wonder…read morewhy you ordered it.

Had a nice quick pit stop at this brewery/restaurant on a road trip. Shared a beer sampler to get a…read moretaste of their most popular beers and enjoyed most of the options. I think the imperial IPA was our fav. We shared the Buffalo cauliflower as an app and the big cranberry salad. It was plenty filling and perfect for an afternoon snack. The maple balsamic dressing was nice on the salad. Prices and service were as expected. Nothing crazy but dependably good.

Finally got here for a breakfast. We absolutely LOVED their eggs Benedict. Wow! Their pancakes…read morewere outstanding (great maple syrup!) as was the crispy bacon. Our server was really nice and she was so busy. Loved our Bloody Mary and mimosa.

We loved our breakfast here! We arrived on a Sunday morning around 7:30 and were the only ones…read morethere. The waitress was super sweet and attentive the whole time even though she was working the whole room as it got busier. We watched as tons of locals and tourists came in. The space is small and cozy. Arriving early is definitely an advantage. The pancakes were fluffy and large! The corned beef hash was delicious and had a unique flavor (maybe some vinegar?). The California Benedict was an excellent. The waitress asked me to check my eggs and ended up having them redone. The home fries were beautifully seasoned. I would 100% recommend Dot's for breakfast.

Fun breakfast/lunch cafe and coffee shop with an interesting shopping experience…read more The bread is delish and staff do a great job handling the line in a small space. Sit in or out.

This place was absolutely wonderful! I only went in this place because I had to use the bathroom…read moresuper bad! But I walked in, saw the absolutely adorable surroundings and locally produced food and house made menu items and was like "Lunch Time"!!!! The girls there were super kind and enthusiastic. The roasted chicken sandwich was delicious! Their little pumpkin danishes changed my life!! Amazing! The baked good are made both on premises as well as from a local bakery. I loved all these answers! The back room is where the dining room is has a fireplace and is super rustic haven. Just an amazing impromptu lunch experience! My only complaint was the Thai chicken soup, yuck lol. It was really just warm mush. But other than that I am marking this place on my map of favorite places ever!

I've been going there since the 1960's. We have never had a bad breakfast. Wonderful old school…read morediner atmosphere. Always got a kick out of the waitress asking if we wanted real or store maple syrup lol. It's a must if you're in Wilmington Vermont.

After a nice run of skiing we were happy to grab some breakfast/lunch on the way to my friend's…read morehouse and we found Cup N Saucer on the route. Just a little diner, not much to see from the outside, but inside it is unique with the only seating at a large circular counter with the open kitchen on the side. The menu is pretty much what you expect with mostly breakfast items and sandwiches; this is supplemented by a couple of different special boards and signs. Service was attentive and friendly. My friend ordered the biscuits and gravy with a side of eggs, I got a spinach, tomato and cheese omelet that came with hash browns and cinnamon raisin toast. The food came out promptly, with generous portions of nicely prepared food. My omelet was good with the fresh spinach and tomatoes adding some nice contrast to the eggs. the potatoes were good and the raisin toast was excellent. Cup N Saucer is well worth a visit just to experience the old school feel with solid food. The service was good and the server seemed to know all of the other customers as friends and regulars.

Great breakfast place from the coffee to basically anything on the menu. That gets a 5.. Even the…read morecrowding is fine once you are seated. They still have specific male- female bathrooms which could be made available to both or 100 of the new sex orientations. My only problem is their hours. Most breakfast places seat diners during their open hours. If it says 1:30pm then the staff can get out by 2:30. This restaurant tends to push people away - who are there for brunch - at about 12:15. Not sure the owners know how much business they are actually turning away since it's not apparent that once someone has been turned away over an hour before their end of day never bother to return. Also now that tips aren't technically taxed I would think employees would like a full day of work. Perhaps they need 2 shifts of wait staff and/or open for breakfast at 8:00am rather than 7:00. I moved to Manchester 3 yrs ago and have been baffled by the shortage of people willing to work full time or employers willing to add part-time workers on their busy days (Friday through Monday) There must be a way to keep staff and accommodate early afternoon brunch (10-2pm) diners. Manchester is basically a resort town that has kept its small town feel - which is a positive - but most restaurants in the area depend on seasonal diners. (Ski season, Fall foliage (leaf peepers, Summer equestrian, musical, play events and quiet during "mud season" so many businesses take a break some time during April/May. Manchester is an odd duck of a town - more New England than upstate NY or E. Pennsylvania. Some old locals insist on calling lunch - dinner and dinner supper which just confuses anyone who isn't a member of the DAR. (Daughters of the American Revolution) I have friends here who had relatives come over on the Mayflower - it was obviously a VERY crowded boat.

Awesome place in Vermont for breakfast. The portions are large and fulfilling. They are well made…read moreand tasty. Definitely what one needs to fill up before a physical workout in the mountains. The coffee are well made and tasty, I think its infinite recharge. Definitely worth coming here for breakfast and you get more than what you pay for : )