Gourmet Provence
37 Center St, Brandon, VT, 05733
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Address :
37 Center St
Brandon, VT, 05733 - Phone (802) 247-3002
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Opening Hours
- Mon :7:00 am - 6:00pm
Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Street
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Stephen R.
Picked up a croissant, a veggie wrap for lunch and picked up a box of organic whole wheat penne pasta. Everything was fantastic. They also have a surprisingly affordable and extensive selection of wines. If you're in Brandon, it's a must see. Oh, their creme brûlée is absolutely killer too!
(5)Heidi C.
This is a little gem of a bakery in a town where such fine things didn't recently exist. I grew up just north of Brandon and until Gourmet Provence and Cafe Provence opened on the main street a handful of years ago, Brandon was becoming a bit of a cultural ghost town. Fortunately, fine food attracts tourists and foodies and the like, and now people have more of a reason to visit Brandon. Lots of little shops have opened their doors in recent years, though whether Brandon can make an economic comeback is still up in the air... The two owners of Gourmet and Cafe Provence are from the Provence region of France. The husband, a chef, is the creator of some fabulous food! Many probably thought the French owners took quite a gamble opening their shops in Brandon, which is a lovely town to look at, but didn't have much commerce or boast any great restaurants until these shops moved in. Gourmet Provence is especially known for its pastries, made-to-order cakes and elegant desserts, but the store also has a nice selection of local cheeses, patés, gourmet condiments and Vermont specialty products, as well as imported vinegars and organic pastas. For lunch the shop offers panini, sandwiches and wraps, as well as salads. I love their quiche Lorraine. The selection is always changing. Additionally, Gourmet Provence's specialty gift room has Pre de Provence Soaps, La Rochere Glassware and April Cornell linens, and the wine room has hundreds of local, domestic and imported wines. I only go to Brandon to eat at Gourmet Provence or its sister restaurant Cafe Provence. It's a beautiful little town with lovely old houses and vistas. In its hay day more than a century ago, the town must have been bustling with business and wealth (as the large and lovely old houses that line the streets would indicate). I highly recommend Brandon for a day excursion. Visit Gourmet Provence or Cafe Provence, you're sure to like one or both!
(5)Georgia B.
Stopped here on the way out of VT. Their croissants are still awesome. Had almond this time. They do have a $5 minimum for credit card charge that they are pretty strict about. I'm not a cash person and so it was a hassle this time as I was in a hurry. The behind the counter help / cashiers seemed seasonal and are probably minimum waged so lower your expectation on their service. Hopefully the next season they will hire better than this year ;-) Their permanents are much nicer and helpful.
(4)Ger R.
Stopped by this bakery cafe a few times. Each time was absolutely awful. An apple pie was undercooked and much too sweet. This was a most embarrassing hostess gift. I'm not sure how you can ruin a simple fruit tart but they sure managed it:pastry pale and undercooked, custard separating and tasteless, Fruits were sour tasting. Roulade was dry and over sweet. The Smores cupcake was inedible. I would never have gone back to this bakery but it was new and the only one in town. It certainly hasn't improved with time. When registering complaints to owner, she did take notes although we were advised that "it all looked good and we don't taste everythng" In fairness the ham and cheese croissant was fine.
(1)E. W.
Delectable pastries with a french twist. Brandon is worth a stop!
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