The only problem with the Warren Store is that there's so much tempting food there, and you might end up spending the whole day inside, instead of exploring the beautiful surroundings. Between our friends we tried all the special soups that day, and each was interesting and very tasty. After an afternoon of skiing we returned to find a chocolate... More

The general store on the first floor was busy, so we popped upstairs and were delighted with the clothing selection upstairs. Downstairs they have a nice selection of sandwiches and take away selections.

We had an enjoyable lunch. The store upstairs is interesting.

We went on a beautiful day and got there a little late for lunch (1 or so), so we had no problem getting a pleasant table outside along the Mad River, and that made the whole experience. The system is a little complex, though. You have to go inside, in the back, and order from the deli, then pay the... More

The Store was a little pricey, but the folks were friendly (free coffee and tea offered upon entry) and they had a lot of unique items that you can not find other places!

Was sent there to pick up special beer brewed in town. Everything on the 1st floor was food products made in Vermont. After viewing the Deli counter & a few sandwiches going by we decided to have lunch. The Deli is outstanding, fresh, & the soups were out of this world!! Breads were fresh & felt like they just came... More

This place is all hype. We drove almost an hour from Burlington to check out this sleepy burg and their somewhat famous General Store, the Warren Store. Customer service was below average throughout, from the sandwich order takers/makers to the cashier. More importantly, the $8+ chicken salad sandwich was tasteless and dominanted by bread.