Jídlo a restaurace v destinaci Burlington

“Hip foodie spot. If your like your meals gourmet, and a rustic-chic aesthetic, this is your spot! Some of the best meals of our lives have been appreciated here.”

“A solid place to get American food like burgers and chops. They use locally sourced ingredients and have an expansive beer menu. Solid food and lively atmosphere. Be prepared to wait if it’s high season. ”

“This restaurant is a causal local favorite that serves the best flatbread in town. They highlight locally sources ingredient and adventurous flavor combinations. ”

“Excellent breakfast, brunch lunch spot. Menu has good choices for all dietary tastes. Very busy and doesn't accept reservations, so be sure to plan on getting there early and possibly strolling around Church St. while waiting for a table.”

“Great food with local ingredients AND also a fun event space with excellent live music. ”

“Restaurant and brewery. This was the cider that made me think of cider in a whole new delicious way.”

“This funky, local gem is actually three places- 1- Radio Bean, a small, eclectic place with a wide variety of live music and a bar. 2. Duino Duende a restaurant with locally sourced, creative food based on street food from around the world- 3. Light Club Lamp Shop -Great live music spot with full bar- these three places are all connected to each other so you don't even have to go outside to move from one to the next- Vegan and meat eater alike will be happy with their offerings- A local hipster hangout. Very fun.”

“Another fancy spot - Leunig's Bistro is a staple of Burlington's food scene. French cuisine, delicious! If you don't have time for a dinner here, check out their smaller stand outside on Church Street, with pastries, coffee and more!”

“Excellent breakfast, brunch lunch spot. Menu has good choices for all dietary tastes. Very busy and doesn't accept reservations, so be sure to plan on getting there early and possibly strolling around Church St. while waiting for a table.”

“This funky, local gem is actually three places- 1- Radio Bean, a small, eclectic place with a wide variety of live music and a bar. 2. Duino Duende a restaurant with locally sourced, creative food based on street food from around the world- 3. Light Club Lamp Shop -Great live music spot with full bar- these three places are all connected to each other so you don't even have to go outside to move from one to the next- Vegan and meat eater alike will be happy with their offerings- A local hipster hangout. Very fun.”

“Muddy Waters unique atmosphere is perfect for the college crowd looking to chill out, study or people watch”

“Sneakers is a bustling joint for breakfast! A must visit—bring the kids—if you do, get there early—the waits for a seat can be intolerable on the weekends. The eggs Benedict is amazing (California style is my fave)—corned beef hash is great—as well as the bloody Mary’s!”

“Located on the waterfront in downtown Burlington, the Skinny Pancake is a cult favorite among Vermonters. This creperie will woo you any time of day with its delectable breakfast, savory and dessert options, as well as salads, burgers, and sides. They even offer gluten free and vegan options and often have live music in the evenings. No reservations needed, but be prepared to wait in a bit of a line during weekend evenings and peak hours.”

“Try the popover for breakfast. It’s what they’re known for. Similar to a Dutch baby. ”

“Their maple glazed biscuit is hands down the best biscuit you’ll ever have. It’s worth grabbing any other baked treat there too.”

“Lake Champlain Chocolates has a little shop right on Church St. Delicious hot chocolate and yummy local chocolates to get your fix..”

“Try the popover for breakfast. It’s what they’re known for. Similar to a Dutch baby. ”

“Neighborhood bakery-cafe serving coffee & baked treats during the day & pizza in the evenings.”

“Their maple glazed biscuit is hands down the best biscuit you’ll ever have. It’s worth grabbing any other baked treat there too.”

“Locally owned bagel bakery offering New York style bagels. 15 minutes away by foot.”

“I absolutely adore how they offer 3 sizes of pastries... and the lemon tart with cinnamon is over the moon yummy!”

“Myer’s makes Montreal-style bagels, which are rolled by hand, boiled in honey water, then cooked on a wood fire for a crispier exterior. (Try the Montreal spice flavor for a little kick.)”

“Only a short distance up North Avenue, along with other shops and cafe's. ”

“Bakery breads that are truly one-of-a-kind, simple, wholesome, and delicious with an authentic, full-service coffee shop.”