This is a great diner! I was on a ski trip in VT when one of the locals suggested we take a short…read moredrive to grab breakfast here. The diner was comfy and the service was very friendly. We had a couple of mimosas and I ordered the Hippy Homefries. The food and drinks were great! They have a bakery where they make donuts, but they were all sold out by the time we had sat for breakfast. This was a lovely recommendation and we'd stop by when in the area again.

We absolutely loved this place. It is a 100+ year old diner according to our server. I had the…read moreturkey croquettes that were on special and they were delightful. Tender, moist with savory onions and celery inside, they tasted like "more." I got them with a side of cranberry sauce and it made it taste like Thanksgiving. My hubby got the clam strips. They were good and crispy, but nothing special.

I love this place since 1960!! Cute place and nice people. Take a dip in joes pond! Iff hin…read moreGrxfhuv jigg

What a wonderful old time general store! The home baked goods are delicious. I always stop by there…read morewhenever I am in the Northeast Kingdom.

Been a long time since I have stopped into the P&H Truckstop…read moreIt still looks the same, and same diner menu. The food seemed plainer that what I remember. Many older folks were in the restaurant. Breakfast is now limited and cuts off at certain times. Still a good value and still love their fresh baked bread and desserts which you can buy to go.

Truck stops are an iconic indispensable part of the American food seen, for those who truck and for…read morethose who seek the warm delights of regional comfort food. This is one of those places in rural Vermont that hosts truckers, locals and tourists alike with their homemade soups, New England trucker comfort food and scratch bakery goods and desserts. This isn't la-di-da fine dining, just your old fashion comfort food favorites with a New England Vermont twist; it is sure to surprise and delight you and please the whole family.

I don't post on yelp to hurt business, I post in the hope that the business will try and fix these…read moreconcerns. The staff was nice and the bathrooms were clean. I got the jerk chicken wings which tasted like they came out of a pre seasoned package from a grocery store and was very dry. We also got the cream of broccoli soup which had no flavor and had the consistency of crushed up cauliflower with the driest corn bread ever. Had a burger which was the only up side to any of it. To top it off these were lunch specials that came with nothing on the side, no fries, no chips nothing. I would think if you are calling something a lunch special it would come with some kind of side. We still supported this location by going across and getting a couple cider doughnuts. Anyway, all my best to this business.

Needed a place for late lunch while visiting the ice cream company down the street…read more Apparently, stopping in during the fall is a crazy idea. It was sooooo busy. The parking felt like we were parking for a huge concert. People directing, hoping to find an open spot. We finally found a small spot and decided to grab a bite before looking at the huge place across the driveway. When in Vermont, get the Vermonter. Smoked turkey, apples, cheddar, pickled onions. My daughter liked it. I got a cheeseburger with maple bourbon pickles, cheddar, onion, tomato, and lettuce. The presentation of both was really nice. Both tasted good. They ran about $13-15. We wanted to do a cider flight but the ones we wanted to try were out. The wait to order was looooooooong (more than 20 minutes) and then waiting for the food also took a while. This is not the place to go if you have limited time. After eating at the cafe, we crossed the driveway and explored the large building. Lots to buy. We decided to try the cider donut that everyone was buying. It was a tiny boring soggy donut. Not worth the wait or the $ (even though it was cheap). It was fun to watch the cider press.

Care Noa has THE BEST SANDWICHES in Montpelier. The care and thought that go into them is…read moreunparalleled. I have some dietary restrictions and not only do they have options like gluten free bread and tempeh, they also happily customized a sandwich to fit my unique needs. I cannot recommend them highly enough. Also, their indoor and outdoor seating is spacious and plentiful. Wait times are non-existent to reasonable. Prices are fair. Thanks so much Cafe Noa!

I love this place, but always forget about it. The food is really excellent--I love everything I've…read morehad here, which has included breakfast sandwiches, a turkey sandwich, and the tuna melt. The space is great for hanging out with friends or working. The staff is wonderful. However, the music is unendurably grating--cheesy canned piano tracks that drone on and on. Also, sometimes you can hear different music coming from the kitchen at the same time--generally this is much better music!!! It is really disorienting and awful to hear the two at once. I have had to leave because of this.

I would like to respond to the recent poor rating from someone who chose to air their…read moredissatisfaction while hiding behind an avatar, as opposed to speaking directly to management at this wonderful lunch and dinner venue. Diane, John, and their crew of dedicated employees, opened this restaurant in the summer of 2020, in the middle of an international pandemic, and still managed to rise to the top as a fantastic, family-oriented, slow food restaurant in a small town with several well established restaurants as its base. Their idea was grounded in the "simple" grilled cheese sandwich, reimagined in some delightfully tasty presentations. The menu is modest and, other than seasonal specials, is steadfast in its design! I have eaten there more times than I can count and have YET to experience any deviation from the quality they presented at the outset! How many restaurants can attest to that, alone? The atmosphere is homey (it is a former home in a lovely neighborhood), the service is top-notch and the food is delicious. The management attends to every table at least once during your stay (so there was ample opportunity for this customer to express any concerns to the person in the best position to correct any issues), and the staff consists of community members who are our friends, neighbors, or children thereof. So special is this space, the youth servers appear every spring in their prom-best to have their pictures taken with Diane and John! How special is that???!!!! This is a team that places community at the center of their work: even facilitating massive community fundraising efforts post-flood, 2024 and 2025! If you live in this area, you already know what a gem this place is. If you are visiting, put a night out (or lunch) on your "must do" list while exploring Barre's rich granite industry history. If you haven't made Barre a stop on your journey, run, don't walk and see what the buzz is all about! See you at The Meltdown!

Five stars for the warm, welcoming spirit of this place, the classic grilled cheese with delicious…read moremaple syrup, and the homemade fries, which are unreal, some of the best I've had! Four stars for the apple and fig sandwich and the tomato soup, since the sandwich was a little sweet and the soup more like a tomato sauce. The owner is so energizing, resilient, and generous with her business and everyone who walks in which, alone, is worth the trip. 5 stars!!!

Loved! Came with my…read moretwo young kids, very family friendly place, felt at home. Kids are very picky and devoured their popcorn chicken and grilled cheese. I had a yummy turkey apple bacon sandwich and fresh side salad I had a maple creme donut and loved it Definitely worth a stop for any meal!

Cute little diner, loved the menu behind the counter. The server was super nice and friendly, I…read morecouldn't say enough nice things about her. Unfortunately, the food was disappointing. Reviews of the pancakes from the party were good. The chicken and waffles was obviously frozen waffles and the equivalent of Perdue pre fried chicken patties. The sausage egg and cheese sandwich was the worst I've ever had. Loved the vibes, but can't endorse this for the food, and presumably that's what you care most about at a restaurant.

We loved going to Buddys for their hand cut fries. Disappointed that they serve frozen plain…read morefries now. Burgers are good. Service is great !

Amazing food that just hits the spot!…read more Online ordering was fast and beyond easy. Reasonably priced EVERYTHING! It's a very Vermont feel with smiles from the front door to behind the grill! Great atmosphere no long lines and no one complaining. Will visit again, I'd like to sit and watch next time but this was definitely worth the lunch time drive!