Search results
Best Dining in Burlington, Vermont: See 20,936 Tripadvisor traveler reviews of 176 Burlington restaurants and search by cuisine, price, location, and more.
- Blue Cat Cafe, Burlington
Burlington Restaurants. Blue Cat Cafe. Blue Cat Cafe -...
- Trattoria Delia
Vermont (VT) Burlington ; Burlington Restaurants ; Trattoria...
- 30 Splash At The Boathouse
292 reviews #28 of 112 Restaurants in Burlington $$ - $$$...
- Things to Do
Things to Do in Burlington, VT - Burlington Attractions....
- The Farmhouse Tap & Grill
Vermont (VT) Burlington ; Burlington Restaurants ; The...
- Bistro De Margot
#1 of 112 Restaurants in Burlington $$$$, French, European,...
- Blue Cat Cafe, Burlington
- Citizen Cider. Take a drive into the South End of Burlington to find Citizen Cider. The tasting room is owned by three friends, Justin Heilenbach, Bryan Holmes, and Kris Nelson, who went from pressing hard cider in a basement to purchasing the 9,000-square-foot property four years later in 2014.
- Pingala Cafe. When you think of Vermont, you likely imagine cheese, cows, and (dairy) ice cream. But Pingala Cafe is proving that you don't need animal products to be excellent, or even to be one of the must-visit vegan restaurants in New England.
- Pho Hong. If you're looking for some of the best Vietnamese cuisine in New England, your treasure chest is located on North Winooski Avenue in Burlington.
- Hong's Dumplings. Hong's Dumplings started as a dumpling cart on Church Street in 2000 but has since blossomed into a Burlington institution with a brick-and-mortar store on Pearl Street.
- ArtsRiot
- A Single Pebble
- The Farmhouse Tap & Grill
- Hen of The Wood
- Honey Road Restaurant
- Juniper Bar & Restaurant
- Leunig’s Bistro & Café
- Sherpa Kitchen
- Zero Gravity Taproom
There is no shortage of live music venues in Burlington, but the South End district’s ArtsRiot is by far the most unique. In this renovated warehouse, you’ll find art galleries, performance spaces, and a counter-service restaurant serving global-inspired sandwiches for dinner and similarly eclectic vittles, like kimchi scrambled eggs, for Sunday br...
Chef-owner Chiuho Sampson left a career in photojournalism in Taipei for culinary school in Vermont and never looked back—until, that is, she took over A Single Pebble in 2008 and rediscovered her love for the cuisine of her childhood. Now the rest of us are smitten with the family-style Chinese dishes on the menu. From sliced marinated beef coated...
At this Burlington gastropub, the extensive list of draught and bottled beers is as noteworthy as the food menu showcasing the bounty of Vermont’s many small farms. The meat for the lamb burger, for instance, comes from nearby Tamarack Farm; the pork for the schnitzel, meanwhile, is procured from Vermont Heritage Grazers, which raises top-quality B...
Chef Eric Warnstedt rose to fame as the farm-to-table king of the Green Mountains in the early aughts, and scoring a table at the James Beard Award nominee’s original Hen of the Wood restaurant in Waterbury continues to be Olympic sport-level difficult. Fortunately, more diners have been able to experience his rustic yet upscale culinary creations ...
If you want to simulate the feeling of Mediterranean sunshine on your skin, take a seat at Honey Road’s bar during golden hour. Between the rays filtered through the bright glass awnings, eclectic lamps lining the ceiling, and marvelous mezze from James Beard Award-nominated chef-owner Cara Chigazola Tobin—including harissa chicken wings and lamb-s...
Hen of the Wood isn’t the only destination-worthy restaurant at Hotel Vermont. See: Juniper, which offers a similarly laidback yet refined dining experience. Local produce and dairy define the delectable small plates, covering everything from roasted carrots with pistachio hummus to Montreal-spiced brisket poutine. The main dishes, meanwhile, are r...
If you ask any Burlington local where to grab a fabulous meal, odds are they’re going to point you to Leunig’s. After all, this French-leaning Church Street institution has become the prime day-to-night dining destination (and people-watching spot) in downtown Burlington. In the morning, grab a fresh croissant and a zippy espresso shot from its caf...
Just a block-and-a-half away from busy Church Street Marketplace is this down-to-earth Himalayan and Nepalese joint. The intimate 20-seat space is perfect for a quick lunch date in between window-shopping stops, so pop inside to browse a menu featuring several varieties of momo (steamed dumplings) served with a tantalizing sweet tomato sauce. You’l...
Burlington is the smallest biggest city of any state in the country, so it’s perhaps a bit surprising that it has such a large number of craft breweries. Zero Gravity earns 10s across the board for suds like its lush, citrus-hinted “Conehead” IPA, best enjoyed at the spacious taproom’s magnificently preserved antique bar (which was once featured in...
Jan 8, 2024 · Now, it’s a retail shop and favorite lunch spot, serving a selection of sandwiches on famed Red Hen bread, soups, salads, and snacks. Open in Google Maps. Foursquare. 46 Main St (at W Center St), Winooski, VT 05404. (802) 497-3989. Visit Website. Also featured in: The 15 Essential Burlington Restaurants.
Top 10 Best Restaurants Near Burlington, Vermont. 1 . Honey Road. “Incredible atmosphere, attentive staff and delicious food. One of the star restaurants of church street. Definitely check it out if you are visiting or treat…” more. 2 . The Farmhouse Tap & Grill.
American Flatbread. The Gryphon. August First. Misery Loves Co. Pho Hong. People also liked: Restaurants With Outdoor Seating. Top 10 Best Restaurants in Burlington, VT - May 2024 - Yelp - Honey Road, The Farmhouse Tap & Grill, The Gryphon, Hen of the Wood - Burlington, Restaurant Poco, August First, The Grey Jay, Deep City, Leunig's Bistro ...
We've gathered up the best places to eat in Burlington. Our current favorites are: 1: May Day, 2: Hen of the Wood - Burlington, 3: American Flatbread Burlington Hearth, 4: Pizzeria Verità, 5: Istanbul Kebab House.
