Their famous mac and cheese is an all-time favorite here, a coveted recipe considered their signature dish.
A destination for travelers and locals alike, Vermont Country Deli offers a quick place to stop for tasty gourmet deli food that includes handcrafted sandwiches, hearty scratch-made soups, a full bakery, and a whole lot more.
Located just off Exit 2 on Interstate 91 in Brattleboro, this popular spot lures travelers in and ensures they will return. A country store vibe, welcoming smells emanating from the bakery, and fast, friendly service create an inviting atmosphere. Added to this is a friendly dose of humor, clearly demonstrated by a prominent sign, Life Is Short–Eat Cookies located next to an enormous stack of large, homemade cookies that go fast.
Manager Christine Meyer shares, “If you are looking for homemade, delicious food while on the go, we offer a little something for everyone in the family in a gourmet, to-go atmosphere. Whether you need a quick breakfast on the way to work, a hearty lunch to break up your road trip, or a short-on-time dinner to bring home to the family, we have all your needs covered!”
Their famous mac and cheese is an all-time favorite here, a coveted recipe considered their signature dish. Maple barbecued pulled pork, slow-cooked pork shoulder in their own maple barbecue sauce, is another. Their selection of hearty soups includes corn chowder, creamy broccoli cheddar, and beef and bean chili. Sesame noodles, potstickers, and chicken burritos offer more choices for the hungry traveler.
Locally owned Vermont Country Deli celebrates their 40th anniversary this year, and 64 full- and part-time employees work with care and attention to detail using the freshest ingredients to bring you mouthwatering homemade food. The list of local suppliers is long, which reflects their sincere commitment to partnering with local producers. Next door to the deli, The Market offers staple groceries, deli items from their freezer, homemade cakes, and a collection of local and regional seasonal gifts.
Before you get back on the road to your destination, be sure to grab one of the many handcrafted, hefty sandwiches made with homemade bread and piled high with fresh ingredients that reflect the unique flavors of the region. The Traveling Turkey sandwich highlights roasted turkey with cranberry sauce, Cabot cheddar, lettuce, tomato, and red onion. The Traffic Jam includes turkey, ham, bacon, chipotle aioli, cheddar, lettuce, and pickles, while the Route 9 Roast Beef sandwich features horseradish mayo, spicy brown mustard, cheddar, lettuce, tomato, and onion.
Vermont Country Deli promises homemade, delicious food with generous portions that caters to every palate and satisfies. Open seven days a week, it’s no wonder that folks fortunate enough to visit come back in all seasons.
