Teta’s Recommendations
Food scene
We love the food, the ambiance, and the location... looking right out on Main Street.
48 locals recommend
Duo
136 Main StWe love the food, the ambiance, and the location... looking right out on Main Street.
A sweet cafe run by a Turkish family. Good coffee, excellent crepes.
9 locals recommend
Tulip Bar and Restaurant
126 Main StA sweet cafe run by a Turkish family. Good coffee, excellent crepes.
Michael Fuller has been the chef at TJ Buckley's for many years, and he is simply the best. There's nowhere better.
49 locals recommend
T. J. Buckley's
132 Elliot StMichael Fuller has been the chef at TJ Buckley's for many years, and he is simply the best. There's nowhere better.
Groceries & Shopping
Brattleboro Food Co-Op
2 Main StSam's Outdoor Outfitters
74 Main StHannaford Supermarket
896 Putney RdPenelope Wurr
167 Main StA wonderful boutique run by an owner with great taste.
Disclosure, Teta is the co-owner of Wheelhouse. Still, we think you'll love visiting! It's a creative hub in downtown Brattleboro, with shopping, classes, and drop-in projects as available.
Wheelhouse Clay Center
48 Harmony PlaceDisclosure, Teta is the co-owner of Wheelhouse. Still, we think you'll love visiting! It's a creative hub in downtown Brattleboro, with shopping, classes, and drop-in projects as available.
Frank and Marty, who own and operate Windham Wines, are absolutely wonderful resources for purchasing and learning about wine, at any price range.
Windham Wines
972 Putney RdFrank and Marty, who own and operate Windham Wines, are absolutely wonderful resources for purchasing and learning about wine, at any price range.
Sightseeing
We love BMAC. It's a small museum with contemporary art exhibits that will make you think you're in the city.
53 locals recommend
Brattleboro Museum & Art Center
10 Vernon StWe love BMAC. It's a small museum with contemporary art exhibits that will make you think you're in the city.
Latchis Theatre
50 Main StCheck out the movies downtown!
Neighborhoods
Cedar Street, I chuckle to say, is the worst street in the best neighborhood. A residential neighborhood, you'll see people walking at all hours. It's relatively safe, well maintained, and there are some children. There are gardens, sculptures, and there's the famous Lawn Sheep four doors down. The Retreat Trails are behind us and just to the west, so the woods are close by. There is a fair amount of traffic, though, because Cedar Street is a cut through between Routes 9 and 30, which is why I say it's the worst of the best.
Cedar Street
Cedar StreetCedar Street, I chuckle to say, is the worst street in the best neighborhood. A residential neighborhood, you'll see people walking at all hours. It's relatively safe, well maintained, and there are some children. There are gardens, sculptures, and there's the famous Lawn Sheep four doors down. The Retreat Trails are behind us and just to the west, so the woods are close by. There is a fair amount of traffic, though, because Cedar Street is a cut through between Routes 9 and 30, which is why I say it's the worst of the best.