Nestled at the bottom of Stratton mountain, Coyote is a wonderful, independent coffee shop. After a…read morelong day on the slopes, my friend and I were wandering around for some coffee or a snack and stumbled upon Coyote, which hit the spot with fresh pastries, excellent hot drinks, and ice cream (if only it hadn't been raining!). While I don't tend to go for flavored coffee drinks, I tried the cinnamon-maple latte, which was made with real flavor (no fake syrup for this latte) - and one can truly taste the difference! All in all, a super cute shop, very conveniently located, with friendly staff - and exactly what you need after a long day in the snow!

I walked in on President's Day and while the doors were propped open the young working said we…read moreabsolutely are not open I have party to get to. This is utterly unacceptable especially on a holiday weekend while the jewelry store next door is open.

Food is excellent! We all had different sandwiches and they were all great!! The staff was very…read moreaccommodating to my food allergies (eggs and gluten) and served me my sandwich in a bowl. Great food and great service.

We came in when it wasn't very busy, and some of our group had coffee from nearby shop. The lady…read morebehind the counter immediately berated us for bringing in outside beverages and proceeded to tell us we couldn't be there if we weren't going to order - in spite of some of us ordering. I ordered a veg sandwich with one substitute for cheese, however, they not only omitted all cheese but also left out the avocado and it was served as an uncooked wrap. Additionally, they took 15+ minutes to make the sandwich, while numerous groups after us had ordered and received theirs. Overall bad experience.

Since breakfast options are limited on the mountain, we stopped here out of convenience and…read moreproximity. Waitress forgot to add ham to the omelet we ordered so that sucked. We were starving so not worth waiting for them to remake it. The avocado toast on "sourdough" was messy and not great. There was no seasoning or sauce/dressing so the food was just bland. Didn't know what a shaved egg was but found out it was a hard boiled egg sliced up. The sourdough isn't like the good quality I'm used to and it tasted like generic white bread. The food sustained me, but it was nothing spectacular. I did appreciate the eclectic 90s playlist that was on.

Oh man BLUF:…read moreStratton is a great mountain and I recommend going for a ski day but this may not be the most optional choice for food in the village base area Food: Bloody Mary 3/5: Pretty average Bloody Mary Jalapeño spicy burger 2/5: They forgot the jalapeño, egg, and spices Service: 3/5 Servers were nice but kept getting our orders wrong and didn't really fix everything

The iced maple latte was a phenomenal way to end the VT trip! Chris was such a good barista and did…read morenot take that long to make two coffees. 10/10 coming back next time especially with the house music!!!

My order: iced maple latte The review: I downed that thing…read morein like 5 minutes. The maple latte was tremendous. I asked for less milk. I loved their beans, so I decided to buy a bag of the espresso roast. They also have single origin roasts, which I would love to try if I'm ever back here. The place is a walk up window with a very small patio, and it seems like back in the day, it used to be a place that you could walk inside. As for staff, there was one singular man making everyone's coffees and also bagging up coffee beans. Hats off to that guy (the owner? unsure). Really glad we stopped here, and I highly recommend making the stop if the line isn't too long.

My husband and I stopped for coffees as we were driving through, both got the iced maple lattes and…read morethey were fantastic. Service was great! Would definitely recommend and go back next time we are nearby!

So so. Was expecting better tasting coffee based on reviews and that it is all they do.read more

Visiting the Maple Reserve was on my list of places to go while in Vermont this weekend. Touristy?…read moreYes. Worth it? Heck yes! Stopped in on Saturday midday thinking I was going to get a latte and maple creemee. However when I get there, I saw some guys drinking beers at the bar which piqued my interest so I took another look at the menu. Why not get an Affogatotini? Caffeine and a maple creemee all in one! This was DELISH! The girls that work here are so nice. I visited twice in the same day and both times this place was swamped. They took it in stride and still had a smile on their face while working through the line. The Maple Reserve offers ice cream / creemees, coffee, pastries and serves alcohol. They have a little area where you can also buy pure Vermont maple syrup, jams, sauces, small kitchen accessories, etc.

My order: Affogato (maple) The review: I wish I were able to…read morecome back and try literally every menu item. I saw one woman chilling on her laptop who had bought 3 things for herself: a cup of ice cream, some sort of cocktail, and a boba drink. She looked like she was loving life. Made with espresso from locally roasted coffee beans, the affogato with maple creemee was absolutely divine. They drizzled more maple syrup atop the creemee. It wasn't too sweet and just perfectly creamy, as the name suggests. I was pleased to see that there were many gluten free options, including the waffles, which come on sticks like popsicles. Would make the 3 hour trip just to try those one day. The Maple Reserve is definitely Aya-approved.

A nice small places to be able To pick up provisions while…read morestaying in the area. We stayed with friends and stopped by to pick up some items we needed. They had plenty of the necessities along with a hot meal if you wanted to pick up something for breakfast or lunch. Also had a section for wine, beer and local cheeses.

Great sandwiches! Store has a little bit of everything. Central location. Highly recommend.read more

So I get the impression from various ads that this shop just opened for the July 4th holiday…read moreweekend. Accordingly, I thought I might offer a few helpful suggestions to help the shop get rolling: 1) You are a coffee shop - so you might want to be open in the morning? Having read your ads all over, in relation to the July 4th festivities in the village, I showed up at 8:30AM, the advertised opening time, with my laptop, to get at your wifi. Nevermind that every east coast person I know has already sucked down 3 cups of somebody's coffee by 8:30 (probably 4 if they are on vacation and visiting you). Even so, 8:30 was also the time posted on your door. Which is still early compared to 9:10 when someone finallly showed up to open shop ... 2) You should probably heat the coffee directly, rather than brewing by ambient convection .... Twice I was inside, one morning, one afternoon. Both times it was hotter than blazes. A nice comfy 75-80 degrees outside. Easily 10-15 degrees hotter inside the shop. Hmmm, wonder why the hot coffee isn't selling?? 3) Since you are charging over $2 per cup for your "premium brew", it should probably taste good? I know you "proudly feature" some fancy local "RadBoy MIcroRoast" or something, but I'm not convinced RadBoy isn't just pilfering his beans from the counter grinder at the local Sheetz .... 4) Here's an idea - maybe you should make your customers feel welcome? You weren't terribly rude or something, just rather disinterested that I might want some coffee. Although - given the lack of people in the shop - I understand that might be a unique situation you haven't had much experience with. There were a few other small issues - like having only 1 pastry and a few day-old sandwiches in the unbelievably small display case. But no matter. I think I know how you can solve all this and get your business moving forward. Skip the coffee. Sell beer instead. 1-3 are suddenly non-issues; and it may even resolve 4. Let me know how it goes ...

Just had to check out this place after reading the first review. Drip coffee was great. Went back…read moreto try there Pure Vermont latte and no complaints there either. Found the person behind the counter real coffee oriented, turns out him and his wife own the shop. Opened shop in 2006 after coming back from deployment in Iraq. Yes it was a little warm but for the 2 months in the summer why waste energy with AC. Far as price I have been places where you pay more than $2.00 for a cup of mud that is way worse. If you walk into a coffee shop it is obvious want you want. caffeine.

This 1a Roasters is a functional coffee roaster / coffee shop. The atmosphere is not really a…read moreselling point and there is no seating. I've visited the other area 1a coffee which I believe is in Dover. That 1a has a bit more atmosphere. Either way, 1a is the only high end coffee spot I've visited near Mt Snow. If you value the quality of the coffee itself, 1a is your place in these parts.

I loved this place. The coffee beans are delicious, and the staff is very knowledgeable. I had a…read moremaple latte that was beyond smooth, flavorful, and balanced. My husband enjoyed a cafe Americano, and loved it as well. It's definitely worth a drive to get your daily fix or buy their beans to make at home.

Lovely place with great coffee, dairy alternatives for the lactose challenged, and superb baked…read moregoods. And beware, they are HUGE but you won't be able to eat just half, they're that good. The place was recommended during a Rotary event and the recommendation was spot on. Service was with a beautiful smile Their cinnamon muffins are amazing, tasty and soft with awesome glaze. A wonderful excursion from the mountains, hiking, and ski areas.

What a gem! My…read morefriend recommended me to stop by this bakery. When I walked in the smell of coffee was very strong. The guy behind the counter was busy putting the coffee beans in containers. I asked him for recommendations. Of course the number one thing is cinnamon frosted croissant. There were only 3 left for the day. I also bought a cookie, iced latte, and 2 bags of coffee beans. The cookie and the croissant were excellent. The iced latte was also very good. Will try the coffee beans when I get home. So glad we got to stop by. Highly recommend.