Rick S.'s Profile

Situated on Vermont Route 110 in historic Tunbridge, Vermont, overlooking the fairgrounds, the Tunbridge Village Store is more than a convenience store, deli or diner.  It is an experience.  You will sense a friendly warmth and genuine sense of community as soon as you walk through the door.  The Tunbridge Village Store is the kind of place you thought might not exist anymore in this impersonal world of mega chains.  The store is always bright, clean and stocked with interesting items.  The Tunbridge Village Store offers an array of groceries, cold beverages, and specialty food items.  The Store always has fresh-brewed coffee and awesome baked goods.  They also offer an extensive wine selection from around the world.  The Tunbridge Village Store is dedicated to supporting and promoting locally produced products and the local communities.

This is a great neighborhood bar with lots of space, and many great beers on tap.  Food is reasonably priced "pub grub."  During the warmer periods go outside to enjoy your food and drink on the large deck. You can even play horseshoes in the grass below the deck.  Just don't be startled when a train goes whizzing by on the tracks right next door!

Crossroads has good food specials, free wifi Internet, and the owner/bartender, Scott, is a great guy.

The patrons are a mix of students from nearby Vermont Law School and locals.

The best coffees in the area.  Equal Grounds Cafe serves only fair trade and organic coffees, and prides itself on serving fresh foods (soups, sandwiches and home-made desserts).  Close to Vermont Law School.

NOTE: This establishment closed its doors in July 2007.