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Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Plymouth. Plymouth is a town in Windsor County, Vermont, United States. The population was 619 at the 2010 census. Calvin Coolidge, the 30th President of the United States, was born and reared in Plymouth and is buried there as well. The State of Vermont Division for Historic Preservation owns and maintains the Coolidge Homestead and the village of Plymouth Notch.
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7. Big Eyes Bakery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
We are a local bakery known for its hand crafted butter crust pies, quiche, Sausage Rolls, Irish Soda Bread, Scones, Cheesecake, Special occasion cakes and ethnic desserts. We have several breakfast items including muffins, turnovers and cinnamon rolls. B
Reviewed By bluejasmine1024
I wanted to try the mini Quiche, but for $7 for a small mini quiche I thought was a bit expensive. We Both got 2 Cherry Turnovers. They were good. The Coffee was good. I like that they had flavored coffee. They have a few Tables inside for seating. I would like to go back again to try something else.Thank you for your review, we hope to see you again.
6. Back Country Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By whitelightningvt
Our family went here on Easter for an early morning breakfast. We all ordered something different and some was better than others. We were disappointed with the blueberry stuffed French toast-it was just unflavored blueberry compote on top of regular French toast. The maple French toast was pretty good though. Someone ordered sausage gravy and biscuits and they enjoyed it and it was a big serving size. The restaurant itself was chilly, so they next time we go we will ask to not sit next to a window.
5. Killington Peak Lodge
Reviewed By Thomas I
Sometimes you can get things wrong. Very wrong. We were travelling from Lake Placid to Woodstock in Vermont. We wanted a special restaurant off the beat and track to stop off at en-route. We found this one using Google. Their website showed a succulent dish highlighted by a black background and backlit by a well positioned glass of wine radiating a fresh golden color. A beautiful photograph of what appeared to be a delicately crafted meal and the title of âDining at 4241â followed by âSeasonal menus and stunning viewsâ. We knew we had to ascend in a gondola beforehand and although the additional $76 for my wife, son, and I was a little shock we were encouraged by the lift attendants who definitely led us to believe that we were about to experience something special in the culinary department. By now we were expecting an aspiring Gordon Ramsey or Heston Blumenthal creating something special. Instead it was a self service grill with a sweaty chef call âSquirrelâ. In fact this caused so much jocularity in the family that we were certainly happy by the end. Squirrel was definitely not capable of making what was in the photograph. He could not even ladle a small bowl of soup without spilling it everywhere. The view was to die for (hence two stars not one). Ernst Stavro Blofelt would have comfortably stroked his white cat up here. However, the atmosphere was no that of a special dining experience but what it was, a self-service grill/café at the top of a gondola. Full marks to the marketing team that persuaded us to visit but not going to score very well on TripAdvisor if the expectations far exceed what it really is. Extra hot of gondola ride makes it more expensive.
Where to eat Gastropub food in Plymouth: The Best Restaurants and Bars
4. The Hatchery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 296 reviews
Reviewed By Traveler2AM
Whenever I go to Ludlow I have been eating at another breakfast restaurant and I finally decided to give the Hatchery a try. The place is a bit more upscale than the other place and the price reflects that. However, the Hatchery does offer some different items. One being the French toast mad with French loaf bread. Very tasty! Their regular toast was one of the best I have ever eaten. Sounds strange and I don't know what it was about the toast, but I could have eaten that as a meal.
3. Cafe at Delight
Overall Ratings
4 based on 198 reviews
Reviewed By Traveler2AM
My wife and I have been coming for years to Ludlow, and Cafe at Delight is a must. Although we are "Lowlanders", its nice to see the people of Ludlow getting together for a hearty, tasty, very reasonably priced meal. Add to that the very friendly service, it's easy to see why people keep coming back.
2. Sunrise Cafe
Reviewed By Brian R
The cafe is actually the clubhouse of the condos surrounding it. It's out of the way and will take some cross country skiing to reach, but it's well worth the effort. Table service, excellent food, full bar and clean, uncrowded bathrooms.
1. Liquid Art Coffeehouse & Eatery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 223 reviews
Reviewed By Sunshinedreamin
I have been here many times over many years and the martinis are always so delicious. Hand made with great ingredients. Food is also yummy as well as the breakfast and coffee. This place has it all. Always a must stop when we are in Killington!!
