Red Hen Baking

This place is a must visit. INCREDIBLE bakery! They serve great food, gourmet coffee, and have an selection of the best beer out there! It's right off interstate 89 too! Super convenient!

Expensive Gourmet Foods, great bread! Nice little cafe sweet thrift store across the street, delicious tea and coffee and treats. They also have games and lounging space for people with kids and encourage hanging out.

Always delicious breakfast options. Fresh, home made and somewhat healthy food! A little "pricey" but, that's typical Vermont. Well worth the stop, more then once 👍

Very good sandwiches, excellent bread and a comfortable seating space make for a nice lunch spot. High prices and small portions make it less than ideal if you're looking for a great bargain, or are very hungry.

Just tried the new sandwich Turkey and Pesto and it was delicious. Pesto was homemade and gave the sandwich some vip. Bread red onion and fresh lettuce mad it perfect.

Food wasn't bad. Service was horrible. We got this really socially awkward brunette. Tried to order a sandwich and sub the Swiss for cheddar. She she can't do that cause they pre make all their sandwiches and she would have to throw away the cheese abd charge extra. Um ok. Then right after she says if your not ready to order, I'm going to go help these people over here. We were mid order and ready. I think she cant be helped. Awkward through and through. Shouldn't be on a register. Ruined the experience for the family completely.

Nice place to watch bread made, but you can sit and eat, or you shop for bakery fare and other convenience food.

Parking lot can get sloppy, not paved, but nice grab something, eat something and go.

Fifty shop next door. Take the ride by the river if you are not in a hurry.

I'm sure that not everybody in Vermont is friendly, just as not everybody who drives in Boston is a bad driver, but you can't prove it by me, and you can't prove it by the Red Hen Bakery. On a 4 day visit to Vermont, we had their bread at the Waitsfield Farmer's Market, two restaurants, and the B&B we stayed at (Beaver Pond Inn). It didn't take a lot of deciding to go home the way that would take us past their store.

The bread was delicious. The chilled cucumber soup was delicious, the white bean and bacon soup was delicious, the bread that we bought was delicious….

We also bought organic cotton t-shirts for $20. They are dyed with red clay. I don't know how they sell them for $20. Around these parts (Boston suburbs) you pay at least that for a mass produced every day t-shirt.

We were coffeed out when we were there, so I can't vouch for that, but this is a wonderful company with great products.

Great pastry and sandwiches. Friendly attentive staff. Can buy local stuff like honey, clothing here as well.

The food was good but looked like I had ordered a child's portion. One of the older women quickly pointed out that the drink situated on the counter next to my plates of food was not mine. Wi-fi sucked. Table spacing and table surface size felt like I was eating in a crowded bus station where there was nowhere to put anything. Go to Dunkin Donuts for more table space and better wi-fi and just as good breakfast sandwiches.