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  • Image: Fresh Bubble Tea & Juice

    Fresh Bubble Tea & Juice

    155 Dorset St. Suite D17, South Burlington Chittenden County

    802-387-0365

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    3 articles

  • 1A Coffee Roasters

    123 W. Main St, Wilmington Brattleboro/Okemo Valley

    802-265-0284

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    4 articles

  • Abracadabra Coffee

    54 Pleasant St., Woodstock Upper Valley

    614-915-8944

    Woodstock's village roaster opens for weekend coffee and retail sales. Grab a snack while you're there: Summer pop-up vendors include local pastry chefs and the Tacos Tacos food truck.
    3 articles

  • The Bagel

    394 Mountain Rd. Stowe/Smuggs

    802-253-9943

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    Bakers turn out 20 different styles of bagel daily, plus 15 flavors of cream cheese — pumpernickel with bacon horseradish, anyone? Breakfast and lunch sandwiches reign here.
    9 articles

  • Bagels Plus

    16 Taft Corners Shopping Ctr., Williston Chittenden County

    802-878-3131

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    Layer Boar's Head deli meats onto a wrap or a bagel of your choice — flavors include maple-wheat, jalapeño-cheddar and bacon-cheese.

  • The Beanery

    5781 Mountain Rd., Stowe Mountain Resort Stowe/Smuggs

    802-253-3000

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    Baristas perk up patrons with locally roasted coffee and espresso drinks. Need fuel for the slopes? Go for a morning pastry or breakfast sandwich — or an afternoon smoothie.

  • Bethel Village Sandwich Shop

    269 Main St., Bethel Randolph/Royalton

    802-234-9910

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    Slide into a window seat for a view of the falls — not to mention a well-crafted carrot-apple soup or turkey BLT. For breakfast, there are muffins and mugs of local coffee.

  • Better Buzz Mobile Espresso Bar

    n/a, mobile food truck, Manchester Center Manchester/Bennington

    802-770-2899

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    Snag a smoothie or a cup of organic, fair-trade coffee, along whoopie pies and other pastries from the window of a pink truck.

  • Big Gear Coffee Roasters

    6451 Route 12 Barre/Montpelier

    802-371-9388

    The roaster is offering its seven different core coffee roasts — whole-bean or ground bags — for local delivery or curbside pickup. Shop online.
    1 article

  • Birchgrove Baking

    279 Elm St. Barre/Montpelier

    802-223-0200

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    Sweet and savory croissants, cookies, and fluffy coconut cakes are made from scratch daily, and the coffee is among the best in town. Don't miss the homemade ice cream in summer.
    13 articles

  • Black Cap Coffee & Bakery (Waterbury)

    1 Rotarian Place Mad River Valley/Waterbury

    802-560-7913

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  • Black Cap Coffee & Bakery (Burlington)

    42 Church St. Burlington

    802-540-1744

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    This coffee stop on the Marketplace is the third outpost for Black Cap, which is known for its extensive array of drinks, from maple lattes to beer, cider and wine. Swing by, too, for a fresh croissant, muffin or panini.
    1 article

  • Black Cap Coffee & Bakery (Morrisville)

    53 Upper Main St., Morrisville Stowe/Smuggs

    802-521-7197

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    Locals love this coffee stop for its extensive array of drinks, from a maple latte with real Vermont syrup to beer, cider and wine. Swing by, too, for a fresh croissant, muffin or panini.

  • Black Cap Coffee & Bakery (Stowe)

    144 Main St. Stowe/Smuggs

    802-253-2123

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    Locals love this coffee stop for its extensive array of drinks, from a maple latte with real Vermont syrup to beer, cider and wine. Swing by, too, for a fresh croissant, muffin or panini. Weekend beer tastings.
    5 articles

  • Black River Coffee Bar

    3 Main St., Springfield Brattleboro/Okemo Valley

    802-885-4248

    1 article

  • Blank Page Café

    200 Leduc Farm Rd., Shelburne Chittenden County

    860-573-4403

    Located inside the Bread & Butter Farm store, the farm-to-table café serves up specialty coffee, gluten-free baked goods and hearty meals to-go.
    4 articles

  • Bonnet & Main Café

    15 Bonnet St. Manchester/Bennington

    802-362-1022

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    Adjacent to the Northshire Bookstore, a large dining area with free Wi-Fi is perfect for tucking into a new book, a piping cup of coffee and a breakfast bowl. For lunch, try a spicy tofu bánh mì.

  • Boston Dreams

    7 State St., Windsor Upper Valley

    802-230-4107

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    Beantown gets plenty of love at a combination coffeehouse, sports gallery and scoop shop. Fuel a workday with Belgian waffles and a latte — or swing by for an afternoon panini and breve cup.
    2 articles

  • Brave Coffee & Tea

    136 Demeritt Place, Waterbury Center Mad River Valley/Waterbury

    802-244-0700

    This artisanal roastery sells coffee and tea online, via subscription, and to wholesale accounts, but its storefront is no longer open to the public.

  • Brew House Coffee Company

    n/a, n/a Online

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    4 articles
  • Image: Brio Coffeeworks

    Brio Coffeeworks

    266 Pine St., Suite 116 Burlington

    802-777-6641

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    This small-batch South End beanery curates "exceptional green coffees from around the world." Buy a fresh-roasted coffee, sample the latest at the tasting bar or hone your palate at a public cupping.
    34 articles

  • Buffalo Mountain Food Co-op & Café

    39 S. Main St., Hardwick Northeast Kingdom

    802-472-6020

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    "Food for people, not for profit" is the mantra of Hardwick's enduring cooperative. Sip a made-to-order smoothie with a vegan, vegetarian or locavore meal.

  • Café Anna

    36 College St., Vermont College of Fine Arts Barre/Montpelier

    802-828-8827

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    Named after the college's resident ghost, this on-campus haunt is open to the public and serves up sandwiches for breakfast and lunch. Hours are expanded into the evening during residencies and for occasional craft and game nights.

  • Café at the Gallery

    259 Route 2, Grand Isle Champlain Islands/Northwest

    802-378-4591

    Visitors to Grand Isle Art Works lunch on Cubanos, tarragon chicken salads, or pitas with veggies and hummus, all prepared with local ingredients. Weekend brunch; occasional theme-night dinners.
    1 article

  • the Café HOT.

    198 Main St. Burlington

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    Brothers Travis Walker-Hodkin and Allan Walker-Hodkin offer creative breakfast sandwiches, burritos, their signature bonuts (deep-fried biscuit dough rings) and a full line of coffee, including espresso drinks.
    17 articles
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