Much more than a coffeehouse, Liquid Art serves everything from delicious breakfast and lunch sandwiches to dinners of mussels, lasagna, roasted garlic tofu or filet mignon with Gorgonzola. Good coffee drinks and 'warm-me-up' cocktails such as Bacardi-infused spiced cider round out the experience, all served in a bright, high-ceilinged barnlike space with classic post-and-beam architecture.
Liquid Art Coffeehouse
Vermont
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