This place is a joke. There is no there there. It is a coffee counter with a few posters about coffee. We couldn't believe we wasted our time when we were there last year and now i am wondering why it is listed as the #5 attraction if every single of the 6 reviews is negative! i have always loved... More

We visited Vermont in Aug 2011. I wrote a review of Ben & Jerry's, but did not even think of writing one on the Green Mountain Visiter Center and Cafe. This is because it is just what it says...a coffee shop and limited cafe. There is no attraction to speak of here other than the coffee and a few posters.... More

I guess I was expecting more...at least a film or some sort of guided talk about coffee. There are some displays when you walk in, a cafe and of course --coffee, some gifty things for purchase. Glad I didn't make a special trip to see this. I can buy my bags of green mountain coffee on-line, thank you.

My wife and I stopped in at the Green Mountain visitor center without any great expectations. Good thing. This shouldn't be considered an attraction. This is nothing more than an informational coffee shop. We didn't see any 'free samples' to speak of. There are no price breaks of any kind. In fact, we were just ready to walk out to... More

We went to Green Mountain coffee on the way up to Burlington, VT. It had a room with information about growing, harvesting and roasting coffee beans. the information part was well done but small. There was a shop and area to taste and buy coffee. If you are on your way somewhere else and this is nearby, you might stop... More

We enjoy coffee and had seen so many references in Vermont tourist materials to the Green Mountain Coffee Visitor Center that we decided it would be worth a visit. Unfortunately, there isn't much to it. It isn't so much a tourist attraction as it is a coffee shop. We love coffee shops, and this is a relatively nice one I... More

The only reason to stop here is if you want to check out a little Waterbury history, interested in trains, or want to pick-up visitor info from the Visitor Center. The Green Mountain section is not worth the stop. There is some info on the company attached to a coffee cafe, but we found no samples of different flavors as... More