Breakfast Sandwiches in the Northeast Kingdom

Where to go when you want a warm egg and cheese sandwich wrapped in aluminum foil in the NEK of Vermont, nothing fancy, but delicious

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Lyndonville Bagel Depot is on the main thoroughfare through Lyndonville, just next door to Pizza Man. Plenty of indoor seating.

Lyndonville Bagel Depot

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Great egg breakfast sandwiches, freshly made bagels, lunch sandwiches also.

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Before heading to the Great Vermont Corn Maze, traveling on the Lamoille Valley Rail trail, or any of the events on the Danville Green, grab a sandwich, coffee, and anything else you need at Marty's First Stop. It is also a gas station and EV charging station, though no air available.

Want to eat it in your car with a view? Head east on Route 2 from Marty's and pull off at the scenic view of the White Mountains.

Marty's 1st Stop

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More than a gas station on Rt 2 in Danville; warm premade from fresh eggs with cheese and bacon or sausage, add a coffee if needed. Also has a deli, butcher, wine, beer, small grocery store.

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Want a cool cafe to enjoy your breakfast sandwich? Located in town, a block from the green is Bentley's. There are a few tables or have a picnic on the gree.

Bentley's Bakery & Cafe

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Great local cafe, known for their maple croissants, quiche and desserts; great egg breakfast sandwiches; light lunches.

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Maplefields has a satisfying breakfast sandwiches, can get gas as well as air for your tires.

Maplefields

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Gas, air, convenience store and pizza, many locations through Vermont. Grab a warm breakfast sandwich as needed. One in Newport also

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Grace Weaver

After living in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont for almost a decade, I have come to appreciate this scrappy corner of the iconic state. I have also navigated the transition from solo travel to reluctant partner travel to family travel. We venture on day trips, local road trips, relaxing vacations, and once rented a sleeper van in another country. I'd love to inspire people to travel who are interested but don't think they can. I will provide tips, confidence boosters, what works for us and how to pivot when plans don't work out. I believe anywhere can make for an interesting experience with the right perspective. My travel inspirations: Lonely Planet guides, Eva Zu Bek, Eamon & Bec

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