Carrier Roasting Co.

I starred food as if it was the coffee. I ordered a regular coffee with non-dairy creamer. The coffee was so strong, I could not drink it. I have had .y share of strong coffee and could drink it. But this was wad too strong. It was also super expensive for a non-fancy coffee & a snack (was really good snack), almost $19 (that included a 20% tip). Normally I do get the fancy coffees and they are good, small and not cheap but good and drinkable. People are always great.

Hands down, the very best coffee in Vermont... so... if you are driving by Northfield, VT don't hesitate to stop. They use local (and premium quality) Rogers Farmstead cream milk... to drink a Cortado at Carrier is to transport yourself to a the comforting shade of a hillside tropical coffee farm. You can also get some outstanding granola and a smallish selection of sweet bread... as well as excellent beer in the adjoining brewery. They roast on Mondays, except if it's brutally hot - then it's done in the middle of the night. In any case, Vermont is not exactly known for it's steaming hot summers. Enjoy!

Stayed in Northfield for a few days and was lucky enough to have this very close by. We went every morning and enjoyed each time. I recommend trying a maple latte or the G.O.A.T...that drink is out of this world delish!

Easily the best, most well balanced, thoroughly sourced, expertly roasted coffee in Vermont. Doesn’t hurt that the space is welcoming, service is top notch and it’s connected to a brewery! A thoughtful rotating seasonal menu always offers a perfect single origin on drip. Pair it with a cappuccino, or if you’re feeling a fancy, a Darryl and get a granola + yogurt to stay!

Was craving an espresso tonic and asked the barista if they could make one even though it wasn't on the menu. They went out of their way to get all of the necessary ingredients from the brewery next door, and what I thought might be a hacked-together-but-satisfactory espresso tonic was perfectly made and delicious. Very kind and generous barista, very good coffee, very nice experience.

Got an ice coffee. Like all other places these days, they turn the machine to your face asking at least a dollar tip for 3 something dollar coffee. It is fair enough if I get something for it. She just poured an ice coffee in a cup. When I ask for a lid or a straw, she pointed me toward straws and lids right in front of her. I broke the plastic coffee cup trying to cover the coffee. All of our table was covered with coffee. My wife cleaned all. They did not even offer a clean up or another coffee. We are about the leave another customer walked in. New customer asked my wife to clean one of the chair that she missed. :) Whole thing took 5 ten minutes. I spend 5 dollars with tax and tip for the coffee that I couldn't drink and I left. The question is what is the tip for? People make 30 percent tip and don't even bother to put a lid and straw in my coffee. I understand conservation but at least ask if I want a lid like most places do these day (I was driving so definitely needed).

I always seem to leave with more knowledge about coffee than when I entered which then I eventually forget. But I always remember it's delicious! And now on Saturdays they sell breakfast sandwiches from Morse Block Deli!

For starters 5 stars is simply not enough to convey the essence of this small town coffee shop and the joy it brings its residents. Every Sunday my friend and I walk into town to visit our favorite baristas. They have a true passion for coffee and it is shown in all of their beverages. From lavender lattes to a regular iced coffee they’ve got it all and every drink is healing. Carrier Roasting Co. has become one of our traditions and we are thankful for the location, quality, and atmosphere.