Cafe Provence

Dog friendly (outdoor seating) in the warmer months. Some seats are covered but we sat out in the open which was perfect on a comfortable day as the sun was getting into the shadows. They bring bowls of ice water out almost immediately for the dogs. Food was absolutely wonderful, with the exception of the cheesecake I didn't feel was as good as everything else we ate (was not bad, just nothing special nor my preferred type of cheesecake, YMMV). We had a few apps including the escargot salad. For an entrée I had the salmon wrapped scallops. Scallops are always a dicey order and often aren't cooked properly but everything was put together and cooked perfectly. The beer list was nice with a lot of local craft brews. Very relaxing meal with great service and food.

The tomato tart on a thin crust was delectable and just perfect. Try it for sure. I had the lamb chops and enjoyed them. Cooked just right. Service was also timely and helpful. Was visiting from Seattle area the weekend of the 1st. Will return again on our next trip to Vermont.

I ordered the flat iron steak. It was not over salted. The meal was nourishing and skillfully prepared. I enjoyed the horse radish with the mashed potatoes providing an exciting change to the dish. I didn’t expect this on my road trip. Thank you to the chefs and Marci!

Simply the best dinner that I have had up in Vermont! Service was A+, the atmosphere was great, however we were loud. New York & New Jersey Folk🤣😂No complaints made against us, awesome folks up in Vermont 👍🏾👌🏾 I highly recommend stopping by this restaurant and 👀 for yourself. I'm definitely going back whenever I'm in Vermont.

Delicious lunch of gazpacho, mussels, and chocolate bombe. Food was fresh and well seasoned. Staff were attentive and gracious, atmosphere was casually pleasant. I enjoyed watching the chef in the open kitchen. Next time I’m in the area, this will be my first dining choice.