If you crave cozy Vermont vibes with plates that taste like Sunday at home, Bumblebee Bistro in Enosburg Falls delivers.
The bright, country farmhouse interior, twinkle lights, and friendly staff make lingering over seconds feel natural.
From a crowd loved Sunday buffet to hearty wraps and chowders, you will find familiar flavors with local flair.
Come hungry and curious, because the rotating comforts and bakery surprises keep things fun.
What to know before you go
Bumblebee Bistro sits at 264 Main St in Enosburg Falls, right next to the Barn Owl Country Store. Hours shift through the week, so plan around Wednesday through Sunday, with Sunday brunch running 9 AM to 2 PM. Lunch and dinner hit Wednesday to Saturday, generally 11 AM to 8 PM.
Expect a casual, neighborly vibe and prices in the $10 to $20 range. It can get busy, so patience helps, especially at peak hours. Call +1 802-528-6529 or check bumblebeebistro.com for current buffet notes, specials, and updates.
Sunday breakfast buffet highlights
Sunday brings the breakfast buffet that locals gush about. You will find mini doughnuts that kids adore, yogurt cups with fruit, flavored oat cups, bacon or sausage, and crisp home fries. It is casual, bright, and welcoming, perfect for multi generation gatherings.
Arrive early for the freshest rotation and relaxed seating. Coffee flows, and servers are kind even when the line grows. If you prefer a quieter plate, sit near the windows, enjoy the plants, and plan a post brunch browse next door.
Classic Vermont comfort lineup
The kitchen leans into New England comforts that feel familiar but not fussy. Think mac and cheese varieties, chowders, turkey cranberry wraps, crispy chicken sandwiches, and occasional flatbreads. Portions are generous, ideal for sharing if you want to sample broadly.
Daily choices rotate, so ask what is fresh or house favorite. If you like balance, pair creamy or fried items with a bright salad. Keep room for a sweet bite because the pastry case sometimes hides excellent pop tarts or seasonal treats.
The turkey cranberry wrap playbook
The turkey cranberry wrap is a repeat crowd pleaser for a reason. Tender turkey, tangy cranberry, and crisp greens strike that savory sweet balance you crave. It is hearty enough for lunch but still light enough to leave room for dessert.
Ask about bread or tortilla options and consider splitting if you plan to sample soup. Pairings that work well include fries, a small salad, or chowder. If you love texture, request a warm press for a little toastiness.
New England clam chowder notes
Chowder here leans classic New England, creamy and comforting with tender clams and potatoes. Some guests have found it a touch salty, so consider pairing with water or tea and a bright side salad. When fresh bread is available, dunking is encouraged.
If you love chowder texture, ask about thickness that day. A cup makes a perfect warm up before a sandwich. On busy afternoons, soup timing can slip, so a polite check in with your server helps keep courses balanced.
Sides: fries, rings, and alternatives
Fries and onion rings pair well with many plates, though feedback has varied based on fryer timing. If you care about crispness, ask whether the fryer is humming and request extra crisp. A quick rest on a rack improves texture and avoids sogginess.
Prefer lighter sides? Opt for a simple salad, roasted veggies if offered, or a cup of soup. Dipping sauces like aioli, ranch, or honey mustard make simple sides more fun without overwhelming the main.
Sweet chili chicken wrap favorite
The sweet chili chicken wrap has earned enthusiastic praise for punchy flavor and satisfying crunch. The glaze is sweet with a gentle kick that works well at lunch. It is a tidy handheld, easy to split if you are sampling the table.
Ask for extra sauce on the side if you like bolder heat. Pair with home fries at brunch or a side salad for brightness. If the patio is open, it makes an easy, mess free outdoor bite.
Brunch drinks and cocktails
Drinks feel thoughtful here, with real fruit in mixed cocktails that taste fresh, not syrupy. The frozen blackberry margarita shows off that approach beautifully. If you are skipping alcohol, ask for a fruit forward mocktail or sparkling lemonade.
Brunch pairs well with coffee and tea, which rotate seasonally. For lunch, a light beer or cider complements fried items. Always check the day’s specials board, because syrups, purees, and garnishes sometimes change with what looks best.
Bakery case and take home treats
Do not skip the pastry case. House made pop tarts and occasional Napoleons have impressed travelers passing through after local festivals. If you want a sweet breakfast, pair a pastry with a yogurt cup and coffee for an easy start.
These treats also travel well if you are headed to the lake or trails. Ask about seasonal fillings like berry or maple. For families, grabbing a mix box keeps everyone happy and stretches the joy past lunch.
Logistics: price, parking, and contact
Most plates land between $10 and $20, which makes repeat visits easy. Street parking along Main Street is typical, with additional spots nearby. Call +1 802-528-6529 for day of questions, or check bumblebeebistro.com for menus, hours, and specials.
Current hours list the bistro open Wednesday through Saturday 11 AM to 8 PM, and Sunday 9 AM to 2 PM. Monday and Tuesday are closed, so plan accordingly. Holidays and events may shift schedules, so always confirm before you drive.