Benedict's Eatery & Bar

Stopped by Benedict’s in Stratton, VT, and had a great experience! The food was delicious—really high-quality ingredients and some nice flavor profiles that stood out. Service was solid, too; the staff was friendly and on top of things. The ambience is super cool, with a vibe that makes you want to linger a bit. Can’t wait to come back in the summer and enjoy it all again while sitting outside. Definitely recommend!

The tourist village has mostly subpar and expensive restaurants except Benedict's which stands out as a cozy and delicious breakfast spot. My "three piggies" skillet was delicious and my partner had the pastrami style salmon bagels which was also very good. The only downside was the coffee which was average but not very flavorful. Another nice surprise was not being charged a credit card fee like all the other restaurants in the village. Overall if you want a good breakfast, this is the place to come!

Located in the Village in Stratton, this place was great for breakfast. The service was friendly and came out very quickly! Of course, the Cali Benedict was absolutely delicious. The Three Piggies was also very good. Eggs, kielbalsa, ham, bacon, and Vermont cheese served in a skillet. Served with mimosas and coffee made our meal unforgettable! I definitely recommend this place to eat.

We loved Benedict’s! Such a great brunch spot. I ordered the Bravo Toast with a fruit cup, while my girlfriend went for the giant pancake and an egg sandwich on a croissant. I ended up stealing the sandwich; it was very good. Everything we tried was fresh and delicious, and the service was exceptional. We’ll definitely be back.

I want to like Benedict’s (and gave it a couple chances) but my third visit was REALLY unfortunate. The restaurant had about 12 people in it and after waiting at the front door for five minutes, the busser told us to sit anywhere. We waited another ten minutes and our waitress came over to take our order. It was actually pretty bizarre, she was wearing large sunglasses and instead of asking us what we’d like, she just looked at us until we started ordering. It had the same energy as the ‘red light, green light’ challenge from squid game… 30 minutes (no I’m not exaggerating) went by and our coffees/mimosas were still not ready so we asked the busser if our drinks were almost ready and our waitress decided to brake her vow of silence to tell us “stop yelling at him” which was so odd becau