
Canton, Connecticut… A brand new lifestyle center being opened by friends of ours at a former golf course has been our first and only venture in this kind of a setting. The shoppers at Farmington Valley have been an interesting challenge for American Flatbread. There is no lack of great farms to serve food from and no shortage of community organizations to support every Tuesday benefit night. Our community support has been slow and steady and we can happily report that we are glad to be part of this town. Thank you Canton! Keep Each Other Well!
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Address: 183 Vermont Rte 100, West Dover, VT 05356
Phone: (802) 464-8888
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Reviews
She was truly one of the nicest waitresses I’ve ever had. From the moment we sat down, she was so warm, attentive, and just had the kindest energy. She didn’t just serve us she genuinely cared. When she found out it was our first trip to VT, she even took the time to write down brunch spots for us to try downtown. It meant so much and made us feel so welcomed
Her recommendations were amazing too definitely get the margarita pizza (so fresh and flavorful ). And the Pine Hill Orchard cider donut sundae for dessert?? UNREAL. So good. We’re still thinking about it.
Amanda seriously made our whole experience. If you go, ask for her she’s amazing!
The staff was very friendly and helpful.
This is a pizza joint/bar. The pool tables from Andirons and then Dover Valley Forger survived! But the atmosphere, while ski themed and delivering on some clever ideas (like walls made to look like birch forest and signs you might see tree skiing) ultimately fail due to the grim white lighting and the overall tired feel. The pizza is good altho the mushrooms (which are on most slices) were not precooked and created a watery pie. The new pizza oven is legit. Under carriage was solid with the dough having a good fermented bite to it. Love that they have gluten free options for those poor unfortunate souls who need it (top pie in pic) but expect to pay NYC prices for the luxury. In fact, overall this place is damn expensive. But I do love that they try to keep it local and they also offer gluten-free crusts (added $6 surcharge??) which is appreciated.
This is a 3 star review in most places, but I appreciate that Dover is trying to modernize it’s culinary scene and this is a great addition to that effort… and for that: 4 stars.
It wasn’t busy when we were there but the place is large with pool tables and more.
The small flatbread was generously sized for 1, and maybe leftovers if you don’t want to eat it all