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Vanilla Bean Cafe, Pomfret CT

The Vanilla Bean Cafe in Pomfret CT has a knack of pleasing all walks of life. Located in a quaint, restored 1840s farmhouse in the scenic, unspoiled "Quiet Corner of Connecticut," the Vanilla Bean Cafe focuses on made-from-scratch foods that come alive virtually every time for breakfast, lunch and dinner as well as serving delicious homemade desserts. They also offer beer, wine and specialty drinks. Additionally, the Vanilla Bean often features evening entertainment and has brought in well known folk singers like Lori McKenna and Bruce Utah Phillips. Owner owned and occupied, the Vanilla Bean is one of those rrare restaurants that comes through consistently on every level: food quality, ambiance, service, cleanliness and wide appeal.

Speciality dishes include: omelets, roast beef and cheddar sandwich, burgers, and many nightly dinner specials that has featured dishes like seared sea bass, sesame crusted ahi tuna, and wild mushroom mac

The Vanilla Bean Cafe is located at 450 Deerfield Rd., Pomfret CT. Tel. (860) 928-1562

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