Le Marche

"A delightful hidden gem in Shelburne, with fresh made pastries and sandwiches. The bustling cafe with locals and tourists was expeditiously served, a hand selected assortment of French products and wines."

"This is our first visit to a recently-opened new addition to Shelburne dining. I would say at least a third of the folks there were just just there to buy selections from the wonderful pies and pastries they make to take home or back to the office. We went for lunch and thoroughly enjoyed the food. The menu is not for everybody so take a look at it online before you go. What they do, they do very well. Note. They do not serve alcoholic drinks. They do have a decent selection of wines that you can buy by the bottle. But you can't order up a glass."

"So far I have only had breakfast foods here but I'm surprised I don't hear more about this place. It is really good. They have a ton of options from baked goods to breakfast burritos and a ton of drinks to choose from. I've been happy with everything I've tried so far. They are only the only place around here that has nailed a Portuguese breakfast sandwich, to me. I am from close to Provincetown MA and this is the closest I've had to there. I actually don't often see this sandwich even in our area."

"I went here on a real busy day during tourist season because everywhere was absolutely slammed. So I’m glad I got in here and got to get some food. Food was alright, baked goods were pretty good. I’m giving 4 stars as a coffee snob. I ordered a cappuccino, given that it is $6, they have a real espresso machine, brand themselves as a French cafe and all that I’d figured it’d at least be decent. What I got was an absolute travesty in a plastic cup (dining in). There’s too much good coffee in vermont to charge people $6 for this, come on."