4 Best Restaurants in Southern Vermont, Vermont

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We've compiled the best of the best in Southern Vermont - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

Duchess Coffee

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Books and coffee collide at this café and roastery, where the beans are sourced from women-owned farms in Central and South America and the espresso drinks are always on point. In the stacks, Antidote Books stocks a highly curated selection that leans literary; the shop also hosts frequent readings and author signings.

15 Putney Rd., Brattleboro, VT, 05301, USA
Known For
  • Chai-glazed doughnuts
  • Perfect cortados (a Spanish espresso-based hot beverage)
  • Books to browse
Restaurant Details
Closed Wed. and Thurs. No dinner

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MKT: Grafton

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Located inside the former 19th-century-era Grafton Village Store, this modern general store is a meeting spot for locals and travelers seeking groceries, deli sandwiches, prepared foods, and homemade pastries. It's an idyllic stop for a cup of locally roasted coffee and a cider doughnut on the front porch.

162 Main St., Grafton, VT, 05146, USA
802-843–2255
Known For
  • Scratch-made pastries
  • Local groceries
  • Deli sandwiches and salads
Restaurant Details
No dinner

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Mocha Joe's Cafe

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The team at this spot for coffee and conversation takes great pride in sourcing direct-trade beans from the Organic Farmers Cooperative in Cameroon, West Africa, and pairs them with an assortment of cookies, cakes, and muffins. This is ground zero for Brattleboro's bohemian contingent and fellow travelers.

82 Main St., Brattleboro, VT, 05301, USA
802-257–7794
Known For
  • Socially conscious coffee
  • Maple latte
  • Trendy clientele

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Mocha Joe's Cafe

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The team at this spot for coffee and conversation takes great pride in sourcing direct-trade beans from places like Kenya, Ethiopia, and Guatemala. Ground zero for Brattleboro's bohemian contingent and fellow travelers, the café is open until 9 on Friday and Saturday, closing at 8 the rest of the week.