Nadia has created a wonderful for food and community. The Turkish eggs are amazing as are the other cooked items on her menu along with the selection of pastries and baked goods. Ignore the bad reviews they are from a previous owner. There is a group of us that goes almost every Sunday for coffee and breakfast. Nadia had to move out of her old space and has moved up the street as her landlord did not renew her lease so if you have been before, she is now in the next block north. read more

Lovely French bakery and Cafe offering friendly service with a French inspired menu. Comfortable seating and beautiful decor. read more

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Been here three times. Pleasant staff, wonderful coffee and focaccia! They even sell cookbooks and various knick knacks; the interior is so cute :) read more

The staff is friendly and the atmosphere is cozy. The food is a standout in terms of taste and unique variety for this area. Would love to come back and try the other yummy- looking pastries and breakfast options. read more

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This is by far the best cafe south of Burlington. Great service, great food, great ambiance. It's really all of the things you could want in a quintessential Vermont artisan coffee shop. read more

Do a few things,do them well. The baked goods here--croissants, cinnamon buns, cider donuts--are excellent. The grits with chorizo and an egg is totally inhalable. The cardamom buns, if you can get it, are to die for. Other than the music, it has a European touch to it: the craftsmanship of the food, the limited-but-excellent menu, the quality coffee, the crazy-high prices for the often-slow-and-grumpy service... But worth a stop, definitely. read more

NOTE: My review is for VL - "PRIOR TO" being bought out by CK ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Wonderful French bakery and the best coffee in VT! This is my top 3 coffee spots in the Country. I arrived a little late 10:55am Sunday ( 5 min before their closing time). Most pastries had sold out. ++. Ambiance is minimalistic French bakery. Inside: a few large shared wooden tables and a tiny cafe bar against the wall with a couple of stools and a couple of lounge chairs by the windows. ~10-20 seats; Outside: a few cafe tables on the side walk patio ~ 6-8 seats. +++. Coffee and baked goods ( breads and pastry ) were superb. I tried the black buckwheat cake and macchiato. BBC was airily light and melted in my mouth like ice cones. It wasn't sweet but delicate and awesome! My macchiato foam was made with whole milk and was incredible - best I've had. +. Service was friendly and efficient. Cashier and the owner who was making coffee drinks were cheerful and helpful. This little bakery was busy and they were efficient. Definitely friendlier than Parisians and I didn't experience what many reviewers warned on their icy service. =. Price is high. My macchiato and a small 2" diameter cake was just under $6. But was worth it and I'll gladly pay for the fabulousness any time! +. Parking is street. (Free). This is a small town VT - parking is easy. They are open in the AM and dinner PM from Thursday to Sunday. Check their hours and may want to call before you arrive. Many proprietors keep hours unique to small town VT and different towns seem to have different days off. Bottomline, I'll be visiting Vergennes more specifically this Edible Fabulousness!!! read more

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I have been searching for good coffee and found it this morning ; we also had a chai latte ( a bot on the sweet side) , rice bowl and cardamom bun! Beautiful place and nice staff Hope to return and try dinner! read more

Best apple cider donuts ever!! Get them warm, & you'll be ruined for any others. You've been warned : ) read more

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This is a mad-cute place to buy pastries. My then-newest friend Audrey had been itching to come down to Vergennes during our January term. The first time we were trying to get here, we missed the bus because we were waiting in the cold snow at the wrong stop. A week later, after a sleepover with Mikaela and Audrey, we woke up, finally caught the right bus to Vergennes, and successfully ended up here. The decor is delightfully Vermont: one of the tables was a cut tree trunk; the menus were posted on wooden cutting boards, accompanied by some that were adorably pig shaped; and of course the place is the spot, it seems, for my fellow Midd kids - we ran into a gaggle of them leaving as we were coming in. It seems this place is famed for its pastries (or at least Audrey raves about the cardamom bun). She described it perfectly also: the cardamom bun tastes different; it tastes decent enough for me to keep trying pieces of it (we split the bun three-ways) to see if it actually tastes good, but I'm also not sure what I'm tasting. It's not the most amazing pastry I've ever had, but VL is definitely a cute place to spend time with good friends. (You can also take your aesthetic Instagram pictures here!) read more

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What a rare gem to find expertly crafted coffee drinks in a quiet Vermont town... no wonder there was a line out the door, this place really knows coffee. And their food (all hand made from scratch) is superb and original. You can tell this place is a labor of love for these folks... highly recommended!!! read more

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Came here with my wife and father. The drink selection was great, something for everyone. But the drinks are secondary... The food was amazing; I had the bangers and mash, my wife had the duck,my dad had the beef bourguignon. All of our plates were clean before the end. Long story short, the food is to die for, the staff is friendly and professional. This restaurant is worth going out of your way to visit. read more

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A really good cappuccino...but you have to wait in quite a line. That and all the staff have frowny face. I understand they are selling the business, so I hope the new people are happy! But quite an upscale and visually appealing bakery and coffee place. read more

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Let me tell you my story of Vergennes Laundry. My husband and I came here in 2014 just by chance. We needed a respite from our road trip and I saw this place that was just bustling with life. I opened the door and it was like Christmas morning: warmth, delicious smells, full of people and locals having a wonderful morning, their tables heaping with baked goods and steamy drinks. It didn't just leave an impression on me, I yearned to have this kind of local spot close to home. Several times a year we drove out of our way to come back to this place, to have the cult favorite cardamom bun and see the seasonal pastries that were so flavorful and inspired. Today we were able to finally return for the first time in 2 years. I am crushed. When I walked in at 1pm on a Friday and it was cold, dismal and library quiet I knew something was wrong. Were they closed? No. Up at the register I asked, do you have any cardamom buns? I asked because it wasn't even apparent that they sold pastries. They have them sort of shoved off to the side and I wasn't sure the blackened balls that I saw in the case were pastries or even food of any kind. The response to my question was: "no, we don't make those anymore, the baker got married and left the bakery and he was the only one that knew how to make them." At that moment we should've walked right out because what followed was utterly depressing. We ordered two lattes and two breakfast sandwiches. It's hard to mess up eggs, bacon and cheese but the sandwich was no better than I could have made at home (I'm a terrible cook) it was rubbery and flavorless. The lattes were burnt, the espresso was just bitter and awful. I looked around me, there were two other patrons and none had food at their table.. wise choice in retrospect. I'm so saddened by this turn of events. Nothing truly good lasts, it seems. On top of all that this place is simply going through an identity crisis. Trying to be something they can't and at the same time trying to add completely new things. Just do one thing well. If you want to be a dinner place and you make good dinner fare, just do that. Don't try to keep VL alive in this dark ghostly fashion. It's disrespectful. We won't return and I'll always be sad that I never got to visit the real VL one last time before they sold it. read more

A former laundromat turned bakery funded by Kickstarter - does it get anymore Vermont than that? The space has been beautifully transformed into a nice little spot to grab a cup of coffee with a pastry. They are the only cafe in Vermont that I know of who serves Intelligentsia coffee. My only gripe was that they serve their espresso in handle-less cups, which makes for a less than practical way of sipping. They also do Chemex drip for lovers of that method of brewing. Onto their pastries. Their croissants were just as flakey and buttery as the ones I had in Paris. I also swiped the last love bun of the day, which was a cinnamon and sugar bun with lemon and grapefruit zest. It's hard to beat a place that bakes in-house pastries with quality coffee and espresso. Vergennes Laundry is without question the best bakery cafe in Vermont. read more

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Tried to get in on the way through Vermont but they were on vacation. Got to hit it on the way back, and boy I am so glad we did. I learned of this place right after they opened because I was engaged in the beverage industry in Vermont at the time. When researching them, I found their idea to be outstanding. The idea translates wonderfully upon entering. The aromas of the wood, sweet bread, and roasted coffees meld together before you even place your order. Awesomeness. The best ham n cheese croissant Ive ever had, and Ive had them from all the best bakeries. The coffee selections are great, and the latte was superb. I can't wait to come back! Great work, guys! read more

Vergennes Laundry by CK - Perfect croissant with ham & cheese! Beautiful, and delicious latte. Wow! So glad we stopped. - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Vergennes, Vermont

My wife and I went here for our anniversary and we could not have asked for a better experience. When we arrived and gave them our name on the reservation the first words out of the hostess' mouth was "Happy Anniversary". My wife had mentioned this when the reservation was made months ago, it was a great touch that someone made note of this. We were seated at the best table in the house and every staff member made a point to stop by and wish us a happy anniversary. On to the food. We went on a night when there was a set menu with 3 courses. There were 4 or 5 options in each of the first two courses and three dessert offerings. My wife is vegan and there were options available without have to ask for something special, anyone who is vegan or vegetarian will appreciate this. The person who took our order, Cyrus, was knowledgeable and could explain the dishes with great detail. The food arrived, I had braised brisket with a Korean Ssam sauce and my wife had a grilled tofu dish, both were delicious! The chef came out part way through our meal to ensure everything was to our liking, nice touch. All in all a great experience, food was delicious, waitstaff was attentive without being overly so and the price was right in line with the quality of the meal. I would definitely return just for the deconstructed Tiramisu I had for dessert! read more

Have you ever been to France? No. Okay then, well.... Have you ever wanted to at least get a taste of France? If your answer is yes, then we should be friends. If your answer is no, contact me and I will give you directions to the nearest psychiatric treatment center... For those of you interested, the pastries here are as real as you are going to get. The owners are French- and boy do they know their art! I have been to countless bakeries in VT and they have all been a disappointment. VT does not understand what a bakery is. Selling donuts, and over sugared cookies does not make you a bakery. What the Vergennes Laundry Wood Fired Bakery does, is a BAKERY! This place is soothing. It it plain but elegant with white walls that shine with welcome. There are a few tables and the main counter- that is it. It is very minimalist and down the point. They had a variety of pastries and of course, I had to try almost all of them, along with the full sized loaf of bread. And are you ready? YUMMY! The pastries were (almost) as delicious as the ones in France (I blame the ingredients here). But really, they were real French pastries which is what you want from a bakery. If you're a bakery snob (as in you like real food, not just sugar over everything)- this place is for you. So come on down, and let me have a bite of whatever it is you got! :) read more

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Quaint Simplicity At it's best Owner isn't super outgoing but it's very peaceful The Mocha was beautifully made and the gluten free buckwheat pastry was light and airy. Enjoyed this stop on our Vermont journey #everskincare #glutenfree read more

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Went out of our way based on an Edible Vermont mag article and it was well worth the detour! Found the selection at 9am on a Tuesday morning surprisingly limited. However, the croissants (we inhaled 3 flavors) in all their wood fired (really) yumminess were, I swear, better than any I've ever had in France. I had a food buzz for a solid 30 minutes after eating. I don't eat croissant normally but make an exception if it's going to be a culinary "experience." And it was. Bonus style points for the casual yet slick interior design (it's been on the blog Remodelista) and great paper bags. A MUST stop place if you are nearby. A destination if you're into bakeries. Would love to go back and see what else is cooking- I believe lunch and dinner happen here as well. read more

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I love going to Vergennes Laundry for the great food and treats but also for the vibe. I love the menus posted on the wall on wooden boards, the suspended lighting, the wooden tables. It's cool and understated and draws a sophisticated crowd who loves good food and is willing to pay for it. What I would suggest is removing the container of Glade in the bathroom and replacing it with something more in keeping with the vibe the restaurant wants to create. For me anyway, something was taken away when I spied the Glade in the bathroom! read more

One word: Canelés. More words from our last 3 visits: The buckwheat gateau are amazingly delicate and light with the occasional touch of sea salt - it's astounding that they stay together. Fantastic! The kumquat financiers are moist, sweet, sour, and egg-y with candied kumquat counterbalancing the cake. The croissants are crispy, flaky, and buttery. In other words, perfect. We also tried three of their chocolates, which were packed with flavor, yet still light and delicate. read more

Vergennes Laundry by CK - Canelé, Buckwheat Gateau, and Kumquat Financier - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Vergennes, Vermont

I am once again let down by Vergennes Laundry. 2 years ago, I stumbled upon this place and it was heaven. A wide variety of French-style baked goods that delighted my taste buds. I was hooked. Last year, we went to visit over the summer again and found that it wasn't open when we arrived. The rest of the summer, they kept pushing their official re-open date back until eventually they did not re-open. As a result, we went the entire summer without this problem due to odd store/staffing problems. Finally, during a brief visit this week, we saw that the laundry had reopened with very limited days of being open. We put it on the top of our priority list and just drove to be there a half hour after it opened. What we found: a batch of scones and a batch of small cakes. I ended up not getting anything because they were not ready to be open, even after pushing back to limited hours and after not being open last summer. Incredible food can only go so far when you are rarely open and when you are, you don't have a selection to choose from. I can no longer put myself, my time, and my stomach through this boomerang of excitement inevitably leading to disappointment due to logistical ambivalence (at best) or logistical incompetency (at worst). I will never be returning to the Laundry. read more

Amazing decor and ambience. This place is a breath of fresh air in Vermont. It gets super busy on the weekends so I recommend going early. The pastries are all fresh and delicious. I highly recommend the cardamon bun and the morning bun. The espresso drinks are large and I would recommend sharing if you don't usually drink a lot of caffeine. I can't rave enough about how much I love this place! Top 3 cafes in the whole state. read more

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I seriously don't understand what all the hype is about! I went to Vergennes Laundry with two friends last week for a "last lunch" before we all head back to medical school. WHAT A LETDOWN! It's stiff and uncomfortable inside: stark white walls, unfriendly service, and mediocre food. The woman baker (co-owner) was standing at the front counter scowling at us while we decided what to order...the french gentleman was polite but it seemed forced. The other gentleman at the counter seemed annoyed that we had questions about the illegible specials menu hanging behind the register. Ummm-you own a restaurant-how hard is it to greet, smile at, and interact with your customers?! Amazing. We all ordered the gazpacho which arrived in a glass jar and was nothing more than pulverized tomatoes. B*O*R*I*N*G. The bread was alright but please-I've had better bread at just about every other bakery I've ever been to. The saving grace was my iced cappuccino (although I was a bit surprised to see that the coffee they serve isn't Fair Trade or Organic....tsk tsk!)... My issue however, isn't the food. Food is a matter of personal preference and is a subjective experience. What I do have a problem with is the people that own and operate this establishment. It's really not OK to be rude to your customers. It's really not that hard to smile. Manners and courtesy never go out of style. read more

I can't think of another place quite like this in New England. What a find. Spent a long weekend in Ferrisburgh and this popped up on my girlfriends insta. We arrived early and there were peach scones, like absolutely perfect peach scones. I don't usually like scones but they were perfect and I want another right now. Then I had to try a little crumbly cake that I unfortunately cannot remember the name of aside from "Noir". It was buckwheat, with a salt brushed glaze. I've never had anything like it, ever. I rarely eat sugar but would have had another but they went fast!! My espresso was great and my girlfriends latte was even better. Reading the reviews on Laundry, I think they are completely accurate. Some people may be put off by the efficiency at the counter. But consider two things; 1) this is a wood-fired bakery and the quality of goods requires a lot of attention and efficiency so you may not get all the attention you think you deserve. 2) don't go here if you're looking for egg muffins or everything bagels with cream cheese. This is not for you if you want a turbo shot in your iced coffee. I found everyone friendly and again, there isn't another place in New England quite like this. Finally, 4 stars for all the above, 5 stars because an espresso at Laundry is a real espresso in volume. Will be back in the spring. read more

This is not Chef's Corner in Williston. This is not Mirabelle's in Burlington. Vergennes Laundry is perfectly Vergennes Laundry and except for that fact that they always seem to run out of everything I want by the time I arrive, this place is almost a perfect 5 stars. It's not trying to be like every place else. They close for a month (?) in August, just like you'd find in a southern European shop. They make delicious, authentic pastries. The wood fire oven was made painstakingly by a local craftsman. The walls are white, the decor a bit stark, but pleasingly so. I love the linen aprons and wraps that the people who work there wear. You might expect to find this shop in west Soho in NYC on a quiet street, but instead, it's in Vergennes, and lucky for us that it is, because Vermont is lacking in such unique and charming treasures like this one. I like that they move at their own pace and are doing things in their own way, which seems to take into account their (the owners') quality of life as well as the quality of life of the people who frequent the bakery. Make no apologies. Just focus on the art of making and baking. A simple, singular and unique experience. Me gusta. read more

More than a bit disappointed! We stopped by here after a hike for a snack, thinking we'd be greeted with an overwhelming plethora of freshly baked goods -- based on the reviews, I was envisaging Chef's Corner, Williston style. Sadly we were quite wrong! - the shelves were bare! I think there were are total of 5 or 6 choices of baked goods.. and only one or two left of each choice. We both opted for the same thing (perhaps because it was the only choice with 2 or more left!) - a strange spongy/gooey cake with a burnt crust. Can't remember what it's called, and won't be unhappy if I never have one again in my lifetime. I tried to make the most of it, but honestly it was a bit disgusting, and if I ever had the misfortune to make something so nasty myself, I would be very disappointed. Americano coffee was no better than McDonalds or Dunkin' Donuts and much more expensive. Peppermint tea was...well... peppermint tea - a tea-bag with some hot water. Decor was uninviting and sterile. Not so sterile for the flies though.. there were tons of them everywhere... we had to keep swatting - kinda gross... makes you wonder about the hygiene. Prices are on the high end. $10 for a small coffee, tea and two very tiny burnt baked goods. No service here - just a french guy at the counter that seemed to have a bit of an attitude. I'd love to recommend this little place, but they didn't get anything right at all. Sorry! Won't be back. read more

I had one of the best mochas I have had in a long time here and it was very fun to drink because it arrived in a bowl. The service was friendly and quick - there were 6 of us ordering and all of our drinks came out hot and poured to perfection. The donuts and pastries were a little less exciting, but the coffee more than made up for it. I look forward to my next mocha at Vergennes Laundry! read more

Extraordinarily pretentious - note the NYT mag with their feature article strategically placed on the counter for you peasants to note. The display case was nearly empty of goodies during our mid-afternoon visit, so no points there. Pricey pastries, reasonably priced coffee drinks, well made if tediously slow. Worth a stop if you're jonesing for decent caffeine before you begin the long, desolate wander back to civilized New York. read more

Passing through Vergennes, Vermont I was fortunate enough to be hungry and craving coffee when I came upon the Vergennes Laundry. No, its not a laundry anymore, its a wood-fired bakery and coffeehouse with some of the best coffee and baked goods in the area. I was reminded of my visit the other day when they were featured in a national foodie magazine. The interior is sparse and clean (and not every comfortable) with long communal tables, a stuffed moosehead and not much more. The coffee was fresh and strong . . . the baked goods were equally fresh and tasty. Internet wifi acces provided. There's a bed and breakfast down the block. Good coffee . .. good baked goods. read more

An absolute must-stop when I'm in Vermont. Delicious bread, pastries, coffee - you name it, it's going to rock your taste buds and make your belly as happy as can be! On our most recent stop this past weekend, we started with a couple croissants and cold brews (on tap - DELICIOUS!), as well as a loaf of bread because, honestly, you can't leave without a $5 loaf of bread that will be some of the most delicious you will have in your life. Then after enjoying our breakfast outside, we went back in for more cold brew, a couple pastries, and chocolate truffles to go. Yum yum yum! A note on the poor service that some have mentioned: while the employees don't always seem the most friendly, don't take it personally. I have seen and heard people act like they are best friends with the owners, and only seen the owners curl a half-smile and barely acknowledge their presence. They're there to provide excellent food and drinks. It's a unique experience where you don't necessarily feel incredibly catered to, so it's definitely not for everyone. I definitely felt kinda brushed off the first time I went, but upon returning I saw that it was just kind of how things were done there. I'm a huge proponent of making every experience delightful, yet this one is delightful in its own way. Give it a chance - you'll love it. On the other hand, there are some employees who are super duper friendly, so be on the lookout for them if you want to be reassured that you're business is welcomed (it was a nice reminder for me). Another tip: check their website before you stop in, as they do enjoy a good vacation now and then, closing down the shop in the name of enjoying life for all it's worth. Good on them. read more

Are you feeling down? Upset that the world is in havoc? Go to Vergennes Laundry. It is a utopia in the middle of a fkd up world. Everything is right. Everything is nice. No, they will not laugh at your dumb jokes. No, they will not explain themselves. This isn't a fake place. They are what they are and what they are is so true and simple and correct. You are a French girl- sitting next to the ocean- with a basket full of cheese... and green vegetables from your garden. The man you love meets you, bringing you a baguette and a bottle of freezing cold, mineral driven wine. He's also brings a satchel of loose leaf tobacco, and a sack of dazzlingly gold fingerling potatoes. He shucks you raw oysters. He squeezes lemon all over them. His eyes sparkle. The sky is blue, the sun is yellow, and the clouds are puffy white. Your hair is sticky from the ocean air. Your lips are red, your cheeks look like bruised peaches. From here on out- the noise of the world will be silenced. Nothing but good crusty bread, hot tea, linen napkins, big bursting peonies, and fat babies. read more

We just moved to town and we were pleasantly surprised by this restaurant. We came for dinner one night for a birthday and enjoyed 3 amazing courses. I work in hospitality and it was a total treat to enjoy a nice meal and feel so spoiled by the staff. I have a new appreciation for tiramisu after trying it here. We enjoyed everything so much we came back from breakfast a few days later. I had the perfect latte(which seems like a hard thing to get in this area). We also had some French toast and a croque monsieur. Everything we've had here has been great and we can't wait to visit again. read more

Vergennes Laundry by CK - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Vergennes, Vermont

This place has it together in every way. Vergennes Laundry has thought of and perfectly executed every detail, to the point where you could pluck this little coffee shop out of quaint VT and throw it into the hippest Brooklyn neighborhood and it would do just fine. Everything works together: the concept, the interior, the signage, the perfectly lovely little delicacies, even the clothing of the staff. It all works seamlessly. I was impressed as hell. I ate their jambon, buerre and sorrel sandwich and it hit the spot, and was delivered to me by one of the grainsack-aproned waitstaff with a floursack napkin and a parchment paper wrapper. *Lovely* is the only word to describe Vergennes Laundry. read more

Made us feel like home away form home. One of the best americanos I've ever had. Pastries are delicious. Hard to pick one they are all great. Best of all is the bright sunny atmosphere. Big tables, with New York Times strewn around, bottles of water. You can just sit and relax. We ended up meeting and having interesting conversations with about everyone there. Just a friendly welcoming place with top notch coffees and food. If this was near home in Manhattan, I'd go every day. read more

I can't wait to get up on Saturday mornings to go deposit the week's recycling in Vergennes. My reward is heading to the Vergennes Laundry for a Latte and warm, fresh baked goods. The croissants have a wonderful flaky crust with soft, buttery body. Another favorite are the cardamom buns with it's sweet, buttery flavor, but my all time favorite would be the morning buns. To get them warm I'll sleep a little late and arrive around 10;30 or so. Sweet, lemony, light, what more can you say. read more

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I'm pretty sure that this place serves the best coffee in the world. It isn't just the coffee, it's the service, the way it is served, the foam art, the ambience, the ambient smells of whatever is baking... Hands down one of my favorite places on earth. Go. Go because I can't go anymore and am insanely jealous of people who can. Go because I daydream about spending a lazy morning here. Go because it seriously is the best coffee on earth. To the guy who rated it one star - dude, your loss. You have NO idea what you're missing out on. read more

The Vergennes Laundry is one of our favorite excuses for an afternoon drive. We have always had a lovely time there, and everything we've eaten was great, and surprisingly/refreshingly reasonably priced. I know some folks thought this spot was pretentious, but I think it's thoughtfully designed and pared down- I appreciate the lack of the usual cliché clutter in a coffee shop, and I like the effect the communal tables have on the company (we've always ended up having at least a passing friendly chat with a neighboring patron.) I don't think this space is out of place or out of line doing what they're doing in Vergennes. I think it's a nice embodiment of the spirit many Vermonters are proud to self-describe their state as: young folks who loved the town where they made roots enough to stay and take a chance by opening a business- belief in the town and the state to the point that they made a personal financial stake with entrepreneurial spirit. I think this is a classy, cozy spot and I've never seen anyone in there who seemed put off- from the cute grandpa/grandma couples sharing a bowl of soup to the harried hippie mom with the cute toddlers running amok. When we leave Vermont next month, I might miss this spot the most! (My only one single tiny thing I have to say is that the sign says "cheese" but I've seen nary a slice any time I've been there. And I did miss it especially when I had the fresh bread with the imported plum jam... it's fine if they don't want to sell cheese, but maybe change the sign as such?) read more

To quote a friend from Ferrisburg, VT: ""I love the bread the Vergennes Laundry makes. That place is NYC cool." read more