Central Vermont Restaurants

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  • 1. Café Provence

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    Robert Barral, the former executive chef of the New England Culinary Institute, graces Brandon with this informal eatery one story above the main street. Flowered seat cushions, dried-flower window valences, and other hints of Barral's Provençal birthplace abound, as do his eclectic, farm-fresh dishes.

    11 Center St., Brandon, Vermont, 05733, USA
    802-247–9997

    Known For

    • Sunday brunch
    • Thin tomato pie
    • Seafood stew

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Mon. and Tues.
  • 2. Liquid Art Coffeehouse & Eatery

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    This cerulean blue A-frame is a mountainside gem for morning baked goods, award-winning chilli, and specialty drinks like the Mounds latte (espresso, steamed milk, coconut, and chocolate syrup). It also doubles as a local art gallery, so you can peruse the work of Vermont artists over a pick-me-up.

    37 Miller Brook Rd., Killington, Vermont, 05751, USA
    802-422–2787

    Known For

    • Specialty lattes
    • Cozy corner tables and free Wi-Fi
    • Award-winning vegetarian chilli

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Tues. and Wed.
  • 3. Minifactory

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    Also the home of award-winning jam company V Smiley Preserves, this all-day café serves house-made pastries, biscuit sandwiches, huge salads, creative vegetable dishes and savory yogurt with crispy lentils and poached eggs. On weekends, oysters and cocktails start in the afternoon; dinner features rich soups and roast chicken with tomato jam. 

    16 Main St., Bristol, Vermont, 05443, USA
    802-453--3280

    Known For

    • Jammy waffle (waffle with buttered nuts, syrup, and black raspberry whip)
    • Well-stocked grab-and-go fridge and pantry ingredients
    • Bright, spacious seating area with big windows for people watching

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: No dinner Sun.--Thurs.
  • 4. Mont Vert Cafe

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    This charming two-story café in the center of Woodstock sources most of its ingredients in state. It's the perfect stop for a Vermont maple latte with local dairy, produce-laden salads, and wraps or egg sandwiches worthy of a long line.

    28 Central St., Woodstock, Vermont, 05091, USA
    802-457–7143

    Known For

    • Espresso drinks
    • Breakfast sandwiches
    • Seasonal specials

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Thurs.
  • 5. Royal Oak Coffee

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    After a decade of fine-tuning their skills and tastebuds in the coffee industry, Royal Oak co-owners Alessandra and Matthew Delia-Lobo opened their own café on Seymour Street, an easy pit stop along the Middlebury Tasting Trail. The menu, featuring Vermont-based beans from Vivid Coffee Roasters, is known for shaken ice maple lattes in the summer and frothy cardamom-vanilla lattes in the winter (a seasonal special that, say the Delia-Lobos, now never leaves the menu due to popularity).

    30 Seymour St., Middlebury, Vermont, 05753, USA
    802-349–1609

    Known For

    • Specialty lattes using scratch-made syrups
    • Cold brew
    • Gibralters, hot and iced
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  • 6. Stone Leaf Teahouse

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    Partially hidden in Middlebury's historic Marble Works district, this oasis of tea is known for made-to-order spiced chai, house-roasted oolong, and loose leaf teas imported from small farmers in China, India, Nepal, Japan, and Taiwan.

    111 Maple St., Middlebury, Vermont, 05753, USA
    802-458–0460

    Known For

    • Specialty teaware sold on-site
    • Oolong roasted in-house
    • Seasonal herbal tea blends
  • 7. Village Butcher

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    This emporium of Vermont edibles has great sandwiches, cheeses, local beers, and delicious baked goods—perfect for a picnic or for lunch on the go.

    18 Elm St., Woodstock, Vermont, 05091, USA
    802-457–2756

    Known For

    • Great sandwiches
    • On-site butcher
    • Daily sides and salads

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Sun.--Mon. No dinner

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