
A farmers market, deli, and ice cream shop rolled into one. Not worth a special trip for the food alone — but if you ever need watermelon, pickles, and a hoagie in the same stop, this is the place.

Genuinely nice for Poultney — which isn’t a high bar, but it cleared it. Great cauliflower and lobster tacos, an overcooked chicken dish, and drinks priced for a bigger town.

A roadside diner with Mexican flair, a stuffed breakfast plate called “the Divide,” and a verdict that comes close to Overwhelmed without quite crossing the line.

A packed parking lot promised a seafood revelation. What we got was a great chowder, a fine lobster plate, and a lobster roll that landed somewhere around “why didn’t I get the chowder instead.”

A 45-minute wait on a random Tuesday, but a lobster omelet that pulled the whole visit out of underwhelmed territory.