Green Goddess is a bit off-the-beaten path for Stowe visitors, being nowhere near the mountain and a short drive from the white-steepled main drag of the town. But those who find it, find their way back, because this unprepossesing place (you order at the counter and carry your own dish to a table) serves what has to be the finest breakfast in Stowe. Crafted from made-down-the-road Vermont ingredients, like newly lain eggs, knife sharp cheddar and all sorts of fresh fruits and veggies (the restaurant is a proud member of the Vermont Fresh Network, an alliance of farmers and chefs) the food is cooked with care and a dash of creativity. One morning you might find yourself marveling at the tangy mixture of eggs benedict with olive tapenade; and on another chowing down on banana bread french toast, sided by outrageous candied bacon. Lunches are as good, ranging from mix-your-own salads (with lots of unusual options) to a vast array of sandwiches (I'm particularly enamored of the chicken curry sammy with mango chutney and almonds). Soups, chiles and mac n' cheese round out the options. Alas, the Green Goddess is not open for dinner.
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Green Goddess
618 S. Main St.
Our Rating
Neighborhood
Stowe Village
Hours
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 7:30am—3pm, Saturday 8am—3:30pm, Sunday 8am—3pm
Phone
802-253-5255
Prices
Main dishes $6.95—$9
Cuisine Type
Breakfast/American
Web site
Green Goddess Cafe
Map
618 S. Main St. StoweNote: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.