Eating, Shopping & Staying in Woodstock

Eating

For lunch or a snack, Bookstock offers some delectable options right on (and close by) The Green.

• Mon Vert Mini on The Green will serve cold-brewed coffee, drinks, pastries, and snacks
• The Village Butcher will set up its grill. On Friday, they’ll serve Local Wagyu Hamburgers, McKenzie Natural Casing Hot Dogs, Veggie Burgers; on Saturday, Beef, Chicken and Veggie Kabobs; and on Sunday, Housemade Italian Sausage with Peppers and Onions and a vegetarian option. They’ll also serve drinks and chips.
• The Green Bunny will serve granola and popsicles on The Green.
• Splendid Bakes, which is near the Norman Williams Public Library, sells outstanding cupcakes, muffins, cookies, sandwiches, soup and drinks.

Within two blocks of The Green, you’ll find sandwiches, treats or a more substantial lunch:

• Coburn’s Tonic: sandwiches, soups, salads, entrees, cocktails
• The Village Butcher: sandwiches, salads, drinks
• Woodstock Scoops: maple creemees, ice cream, sandwiches, drinks
• Mon Vert Cafe: sandwiches, salads, pastries, drinks
• Dreamscape Cafe: coffee, tea, pastries
• The Red Rooster at the Woodstock Inn: sit-down lunch, cocktails

The White Cottage Snack Bar and the Woodstock Farmers’ Market are about a mile from The Green toward Rutland. They’re both open during the day. The South Woodstock Country Store, about five miles south from The Green, offers sandwiches, drinks, soup and pastries.

And, if you want dinner, Dr. Coburn’s Tonic; The Red Rooster and Richard’s Tavern at The Woodstock Inn; The Prince and the Pauper; Melaza; and Santé serve dinner and are a short walk from The Green. Within a mile or less from The Green toward Quechee, you’ll find Angkor Wat, Ottauquechee Yacht Club, Woodstock Pizza Chef, and The Worthy Kitchen. The Ransom Tavern in South Woodstock serves Neapolitan-style pizza. And to the west of town, 506 Bistro at On The River Inn serves dinner.

Here’s more information on these businesses — and options a bit further afield.

Shopping

If you’re tired of spending time on The Green or just need a break from books, you’ll find some great shopping in Woodstock.

You might be enticed to explore Woodstock’s shopping options when you learn that the town’s Sidewalk Sale will be held on Saturday, May 17. Don’t miss your chance to see what great bargains our merchants offer!

You’ll discover that our shops and galleries are small and locally owned! We’re very proud of that fact. You can browse home goods and design stores; a wonderful children’s store; galleries; a nationally known hardware store; clothing stores; and an historic, family-run hardware store. Here’s more information about your many great options.

Staying

Visitors flock to Woodstock year-round — and as a result, there are many options for places to stay You can stay in-town at The Jackson, The Shire, The Woodstocker, The Woodstock Inn, or venture a little further afield. Woodstock’s website provides a whole list of options, whether you want to stay at a B&B or want another accommodation.