I visited Proctorsville for the first time and went to Singleton's. Everyone was friendly and…read morehelpful. The food options were great, I loved the breakfast sandwich! the merchandise was so cute, I was able to get some gifts for my parents and my kids. So many options! Awesome atmosphere! Highly recommend!

Was visiting ludlow and went to this shop , on the way .. the store had lots of stuff but mostly…read moreall were soooooo expensive ! Hoodies for 50$ , shirts for 75$ and so many other things which were expensive. . There was a lot of food items which they sold . Not sure if thiss store is more like a deli for food but we thought it was more of used for general stuff . Parking was good . Lots of parking outside . Service was average . Not a great store for us to buy low priced soveniers or gifts . Store was nice organized though. Good location . On the way to Vermonts famous spots . 3 stars

My order: the Maple Latte! (With oatmilk) The Review: on the…read morefront of Ben's it says that they have the best Maple Latte...and they are not lying. It was so good, and I am qualified, as I have tried a significant number of maple lattes. They also had great oat lmilk. Aside from their cafe, they have deli and pantry items, many locally sourced. The grocery items are priced slightly higher than typical store prices, but not very much so. Staff were also really nice. It's a cute spot to relax, so I recommend stopping at Ben's if you're out by Temple!

Absolutely recommend Bens your 1st stop won't be your last They certainly have everything you think…read moreyou need and then some Terrence Anderson

Took my family there many times when the kids were small. They had many seasonal events that we all…read moreenjoyed ourselves at.

Awesome hiking trails, maintained well, medium-easy hike. Gorgeous views and cute animals. 10/10…read morerecommend and a do-able hike for smaller kids..

Food- 4/5 Overall experience- 5/5…read more It was a fun spot to stop at to break up our drive back to Boston. The lot was small but many people were coming in and out so we didn't have to wait long to get a parking spot or outdoor seating. There are two shops: the deli and market with different vibes and items inside. The market is a quick shop with some snacks, drinks, coffee, and knickknacks. The deli is where the hot/cooked foods are at with some other specialty foods. The food was overall ok, nothing noteworthy. The main attraction is their Mac and cheese that had been circulating my IG feed. Don't think it's life changing but the shops have curated selections of local goods that are reasonable priced to get some last minute treats. Pass on the general tso(?) and the potstickers in my opinion unless you're really craving it. The desserts looked amazing and would definitely get one next time

We stopped in on Thursday evening about an hour or so before they closed. Brattleboro was on our…read moreroute home from our trip to New Hampshire so it was a no brainer to stop in for a quick bite to break up our trip back to NY. We were able to get a spot in front with no issue, but I imagine that this was because it was a week day. We chose the Mac and cheese and the maple pulled pork. Both were worth the hype in my opinion. The mac and cheese was super creamy and paired well with the tender pulled pork. The baked goods were nothing to write home about. Maybe we just chose the wrong items? We tried: Oatmeal cookie - good, but not amazing. Chocolate chunk/ peanut butter cookie - stale as heck and basically inedible. I always am leery of saran wrapped cookies that are out on display because its impossible to know if there are actually fresh. The giant stacks of cookies were too enticing to pass up on. The chocolate cookie we purchased was definitely not fresh at all. $3.29 down the tubes - lesson on saran wrapped cookies learned (again). Carrot cake whoopie pie and original whoopie pie - both tasty, but the cake was too thick for my personal liking. We sat in the small outdoor seating area to eat. This was a nice little reprieve from the car ride.

My favorite place to get plants and garden flowers. I would say once a month in the summer i like…read moreto go to the farm on a Sunday, take my sandals off walk bare foot through the rows of flowers and slowly pick while admiring the view. Great location to get herbs, flowers, plants and more. The flowers are weighed and for the price you can't get a better deal on garden flowers, although not necessarily the flowers that everyone is looking for. I especially like the sign for the farm stand area, i am not sure who painted it but it is gorgeous and epitomizes my feelings of this location.

If there were a sixth star, Rosaly's would get it…read more Located in a rolling open field outside Peterborough, it has a sweeping tree view (gorgeous in this time of the changing leaves) as well as a good shot at Mt. Monadnock. Fog half-covered the mountain this morning, which was very dramatic. At Rosaly's I got to do something I've never done before: hand-pick my own flowers from a professional garden. They give you a pair of scissors and some water in a bucket, and let you go to town. Flowers are $12 for a dollar. I picked myself silly and spent only about $3. They also offer pick-your-own herbs as well as a sweet little selection of fruit and tourist toys. What a place!

New owners have taken over this location and if I am being honest it took me about 8 months to…read morenotice. Very consistent turn over with both thr staff and items with changes being integrated some slow and some immediate. On change that had me going here more often than I had before are the prices, where before it wouldn't be uncommon to see strawberries at 9$ a pint or mayonnaise at 12$ now i really fee like they are more reasonable with close to a 33% reduction in price of both and other items that seemed unnecessarily bloated. They no longer have sushi which drives my daughter crazy but their soup is so much better now and honestly I could get it once a week at least with how good it is compared to before it kind of tasted like an after thought of left overs about to go bad.

Compact and charming alternative to driving a long way to other health food markets. Yes it is…read moreexpensive, but if you're conscientious about eating farm raised meat and clean foods that aren't full of chemicals you can shop here without having to sort through junk food. The staff is extremely nice and helpful.

Country Inn, went for dinner with mixed review. Lobster bisque was good, nice lobster claw meat but…read morea bit salty. The biscuits were delicious. The $65 ribeye not a good value. The sea bass was deep fried, with the skin still on, tartar sauce was SALTY, not quite the meal I expected. Service was excellent, Emily was attentive. Nice country atmosphere. Plenty of parking.

We had the pleasure of eating here start to finish . We started with the homemade biscuits and…read morethe Charcuterie plater - just wonderful. Lamb shank Tangiers spice was just delicious for my husband . I had Ravioli stuffed scallops Delicious in every bite . Sorbet a finishing touch..go don't walk!!

For getting something quick to complete a dish cooking at home, a convenient place to get what's…read moreneeded. Courteous staff too

Sorry for the short review. Super friendly staff, great local neighborhood supermarket. I stopped…read morein for a deli sandwich. Boar's Head - nice! They had nice breads and wines. Great place - rural location!

Stumbled on this brewery after a hike at Pack Monadnock; we almost drove right past it, but I'm so…read moreglad we didn't. I love when old buildings get a second life, and Post and Beam did a really nice job renovating this former Civil War Veterans' hall. The front yard could use a little sprucing, but the side patio and inside were clean and well kept. The small outdoor patio ended up being the perfect spot to sit and sip our hazy IPAs. Cool place and definitely worth a stop.

Tried Post & Beam Brewing on a summer afternoon and was really impressed. The Our Town NEIPA came…read morehighly recommended... Crisp, fruity, and super refreshing, it's exactly what you want on a warm day. The taproom has a darker, cozier vibe. Our server was friendly, attentive, and clearly knew the lineup well. What really adds to the charm is the building's history. Originally built in 1837 as a private academy, it later served as a Civil War veterans' hall before becoming home to the brewery. You can feel the past in the details, Post & Beam has done a great job preserving that legacy. Unfortunately, no dogs allowed inside or outside on their patio

This small smokehouse has fantastic smoked meats. Whenever I…read morevacation in the area I always stock up on their bacon and other delicious foods.

Yey a smoke house in Windsor!!…read more Dennis and I stopped in to check this place out. BTW, we saw a BALD EAGLE flying above our heads while we were here. The eagle was HUGE and must have been fishing in the CT river behind us. How Cool!! The smokehouse has been here for a few years now and I finally got to go check it out. Jake Henne is the owner and they smoke right on site. They offered bacon, sausage, brats made with local Harpoon beer, local cheddar cheese, cherizio sausage, brisket and more. A small operation, the prices were decent and the quality outstanding. Located just north of downtown Windsor, next to Mr. G's Discount Store.