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Chicken Charlie's
has fast, fresh and healthy is on the menu. From 1160 Williston Road in South Burlington Vermont, they serve Fire roasted chicken, baby-back ribs, jumbo wings, tenders, sandwiches and more! You could think of the as the healthy version of KFC. 862-1211. Chicken Charlie's; where fire roasted means a healthy choice.
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Nectar's NightClub
Nectar Rorris took over this 1958 building in 1975. ... Nectar's the bar have seen quite a few musicians pass through Burlington on their way to Boston or Montreal. ... Jazz, blues, rock and alternative bands play at this bar seven days a week, every day of the year, and there’s never a cover charge.
... Nectar’s customers range in age from about 25 to 45. ... The younger crowd prefers microbrews like Long Trail, Otter Creek and Magic Hat. The older folks prefer Scotch. On weekends Nectar sells a lot of Bloody Marys and screwdrivers. He also manages a truck-stop-like cafeteria, which serves breakfast, lunch and dinner and specializes in French fries with gravy, homemade onion rings, chicken tenders, hot turkey sandwiches and homemade soups. On weekdays, breakfast starts at 5:45am and the bar closes at 2am.
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Five Spice Café
of 175 Church Street in Burlington,
has been serving "Great Asian Feasts" since 1983—first in New Jersey and, since 1985, in Burlington, Vermont.
We are the first—critics and customers say, "the best"—multi-Asian restaurant in the United States.
... While we have created some special dishes, we strive to keep the food we make in the great tradition of the countries we draw from. The cooking of Asia is so incredibly inventive and so rich in variety of tastes that presenting some of those tastes to our guests is our great challenge. We love this cuisine and share that love with you. Ginger says that people sometimes ask her if she gets bored with the food. ... We recommend you call for reservations.
(Cafe)
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Al's French Frys
is best known for their french fries and hamburgers. They are located at 1251 Williston Road in South Burlington. This cafe also serves a limited selection of chicken, seafoods, salads, soups, beverages, and shakes.
Bagel Café & Deli
1127 North Avenue #29, Burlington 660-9693
Burlington Bay Market and Cafè
is located at 125 Battery St., Burlington (802) 864-0110
Hours :
Monday - Sunday 7am to 9pm
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Cactus Café
offers Southwestern, Mexican, and Caribbean specialties at reasonable prices. Featuring Burlington's only only Tequila Bar and over 20 Margarita Flavors. The Cactus Cafe is a must see. They are located at One Lawson Lane, in the heart of downtown Burlington.
Café at Myers
is Burlington's sole source of Montreal-style bagels. It is also a café: Paul Bonelli makes muffins, cookies, scones and, of course, circular sandwiches. The place opens at 4:30 a.m. Try a hot pastrami or barbecued seitan sandwich and a bowl of homemade soup.
customer reviews are good.
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Café Piccolo
is a Family-owned-and-operated cafe offers killer soups, salads and sandwiches as well as hip artwork that changes monthly. Homemade mac-and-cheese on Mondays and Fridays. Closed Saturday, Sunday
Chicken Charlie's
has fast, fresh and healthy is on the menu. From 1160 Williston Road in South Burlington Vermont, they serve Fire roasted chicken, baby-back ribs, jumbo wings, tenders, sandwiches and more! You could think of the as the healthy version of KFC. 862-1211. Chicken Charlie's; where fire roasted means a healthy choice.
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Cobblestone Café, Market and Deli
is Located on historic Battery Street along Burlington’s waterfront. Cobblestone Cafe is Burlington’s newest best kept secret serving breakfast and lunch daily in a comfortable, inviting, casual environment. With a wide range of offerings for breakfast and lunch including high quality local ingredients and everything from Boar’s Head meats and cheeses to sumptuous vegetarian delights, Cobblestone has become a local favorite. Recently named “Best place for lunch” in Seven Days, the area’s weekly newspaper, Cobblestone prides itself on customer satisfaction, a friendly staff, and providing a meeting place with culinary, visual and musical stimulation for all tastes.
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Coyotes Tex-Mex Café
has provided the largest portions of the highest quality, freshest mexican food in the most friendly, relaxed atmosphere in Burlington. All of our menu items are made fresh in our kitchens using Vermont products whenever possible. We guarantee the satisfaction of each and every customer. Please come and kick back over a snack and drink at the bar, or enjoy a big meal in our softly-lit dining room. Either way, you'll leave Coyotes full, relaxed and happy.
Coyote's has been at 161 Church Street since 1992. (cafe)
Friends open Wings Over Burlington in Blue Mall
When the friends started brainstorming a change of career together, the restaurant business appealed to them. “I love food,” DeMaroney said. “I’ve always wanted to do something with food.” But, she acknowledged, “We didn’t have any restaurant experience. We knew we needed people to tell us how to do it, how to order, pretty much everything.”
In Albany, they had become familiar with Wings Over Albany, a casual take-out spot with a wide menu of wings, as well as some sandwiches and ribs. When they started investigating, it turned out that it was the fourth outlet of a relatively new franchise group based on a restaurant created in 1999 in Amherst, Mass.
They felt instinctively that the concept would work in their hometown and it turned out that the president of Wings Over, Mark Simonds, had already visited Burlington and judged it an ideal market for the college-focused brand.
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Garden of Eatin' Café
considers itself a A paradise for the taste buds.
472 Marshall Ave. Williston VT 05495
802-878-1040
Cafe Open Daily
Globalmart VT
is an authentic Middle Eastern café offering authentic falafel, Halal meats, Mediterranean groceries and killer Philly cheese steaks. Open late.
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Glori Nori Market & Café
of 131 Main St.
Burlington, serves Salads, Appetizers, Burgers, 3 Entrees, and Sushi. (cafe)
Halverson's Upstreet Café
offers Burgers, Pub Food, Steaks and more. Outdoor dining in season. Live Music Thursday nights.
16 Church St. Burlington VT 05401
802-658-0278
Handy's Lunch
has been Family-owned since 1945 and serves "big daddy pancakes and eggs" and Texas cheeseburgers with chili. Shorter hours on Saturdays and Sundays.
74 Maple Street, Burlington 864-5963
Reviews:
Environment is a bit shady, but food is good and inexpensively priced. The square-shaped bar with stools is cozy and people-friendly --
fast, inexpensive, good food --
My breakfast was served up quickly and still very hot from the grill. Tasted great and the price was right. --
another hometown habit, great texas dogs and fries. Also a wonderful traditional work day breakfast with cheap costs. Takeout and fast too.
-- You simply can't go wrong with the at home atomospher, great texas hot dogs, or the Big Daddy! If the soxs beat the yanks, you have even more reason to go, just to let Earl know you care!
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Henry's Diner
is a historic Queen City diner that still serves breakfast all day and offers home cooked dishes in a cozy, retro atmosphere. Try their Greek specialties, too. Open 'til 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
The reviews suggest that Henry's serves simple, good food, and is usually quick. Some are not satisfied, though.
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Ice House Restaurant & Bar
is located in a 199-year-old ice house. This casual yet classy waterfront steak and seafood restaurant has two large decks. Brunch served from Mother's Day through mid-October.
The food and service are very inconsistant.Seems like each of their chefs has their own way of making the same dish!I often order the same few things(Fra Diavlo,Spinach Salad...)remembering how great they were 'that time', but never really knowing what to expect.Our last visit was a few weeks ago-the meal was pretty good(I actually tried something new..)my date and I ordered two different 'Specials' we spotted on the board on the way in and asked the server about them. All the reviews are mediocre to negative.
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Junior's Italian
offers casual fine dining, traditional pizzeria, scrumptious bakery, full service bar, space for private events, catering, delivery and takeout. Dinner reservations suggested.
Bronx born, self-professed graduate from the "School of Hard Knocks", Frank Salese, Jr., owner and founder, first starting learning to cook his great-grandmother's old school Italian recipes in his father's Long Island restaurant at the age of 8. He established Junior's in 1982 in Long Island, New York which offers classic Old World Italian cuisine. Looking for a better quality of life for his 3 children, Franke relocated to Vermont and opened Junior's in Colchester as "The Original Long Island Type Pizzeria" in 1992. Today, he has successfully expanded the business into "The Premier Destination Spot" for authentic Italian food and desserts.
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Landlord shutting down Subway Restaurant
-- Due to the fact that the landlord will not renew our lease, I must sadly inform you that Subway will be closing at the end of May 2000. I have tried everything possible to be able to stay here (on Main Street in Burlington, Vermont), as I have made many friends over the past three years and want very much to remain in business. But I have been given no other options except to leave at the end of the month.
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Leunig's Bistro & Café
is the popular, award winning restaurant bringing the panache of Paris and the value of Vermont into the heart of Downtown Burlington, Vermont. This boisterous, fun place on the pedestrian mall --the Church Street Marketplace-- has a retro old-world flair, with washed walls, a marble bar, crystal chandeliers, and oversized posters. The inventive, large menu features regional foods prepared with a continental touch.
... They feel Leunig's Bistro & Cafe is the best place in Burlington to see and be seen, being one of the longest continuinally operating gathering spots in town. It's an authentic experience modeled after an old world café; featuring an upscale but casual atmosphere with a bar and an eclectic melange of the flavors of the world and Vermont. Bienvenu a Leunig's Bistro!
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Mirabelle's cafe
serves Breakfast and lunch. Fresh-baked croissants, scones, muffins, as well as fine cakes and pies.
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Outer Space
offers Tasty Breakfast and Lunch space on the way to the Oakledge Park! Located in the Flynn Dog Gallery just before the train tracks on Flynn Ave. Grab something to go or eat in house and enjoy the current art exhibit!
208 Flynn Avenue Burlington VT 05401
Parkway Diner
has been Open since 1955. This vintage diner has a stainless-steel retro interior, and a menu that fuses American, Italian and Greek cuisine.
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Paulines Café and Restaurant
serves brunch (.95 - .50), (.50 - .50 ; Sandwich & burgers), and dinner (APPETIZERS & SALADS for .50 - .95 and ENTRÉES for .00 - .00)
In 1984, the first floor dining area was transformed into a cafe, with rich cherry paneling, custom oak tables, and an intimate cherry bar. Due to the restaurants expanding popularity, an addition now called the “porch" was added in 1996.
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Penny Cluse
is a small restaurant which caters mostly to the breakfast crowd. Although a few stragglers have been known to make it there for lunch. The atmosphere is that of a clean, well-decorated farmhouse. Penny's is located at
169 Cherry Street in
Burlington, VT 05401
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Red Onion Café
is A small, local sandwich shop famous for it's Red Onion Sandwich. It offers homemade bread, soups, salads and a variety of backed goods and other snacks. It is not a fancy place, but famous among locals for having great sandwiches. It resides at 140 1/2 Church Street in Burlington. The chefmoz.org dining Guide says, "The Red Onion is a sandwich which, if you haven't tried, you're missing one of Burlington's innovative and proprietary culinary delights. Toasted on fresh bread, it consists of turkey, bacon, smoked gruyere, apple slices, a delicious sun-dried tomato tarragon mayonnaise, and of course, red onions. It is one of the best sandwiches you will ever eat.
They also serve a variety of soups and baked goods to complement their sandwich line. Just about everything they serve is top-notch in the taste and quality department. And oh, do they know it.
I have watched the prices at the Red Onion Cafe steadily climb skyward over the last few years."
Red Square Bar and Grill
is at 136 Church Street and resembles a liquor bar expensively priced cafe.
When popular jazz clubs Sneakers, Lost Elm and Rio closed in 1997, the local jazz crowd migrated to Red Square. It's now recognized as one of the best places in Burlington to catch free live music every night but Sunday.
Red Square primarily attracts a mature and -- relative to Burlington -- cosmopolitan clientele. It's one of the few bars in town where you can order a martini without receiving a smirk from the bartender. The bright and airy space is dominated by copper walls, and the main room features a wall of windows. You can also check out the work of local artists, whose works are exhibited in Red Square’s unofficial art gallery.
The menu is primarily light fare, like salads, soups and wraps. Seafood is one of Red Square's specialties, and both the fried calamari and fresh cashew burger are recommended by the Burlington Church Street Marketplace.
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Sneakers Bistro and Cafe'
is exclusively a breakfast, lunch and brunch place that closes at 3pm and opens in the evening only for private parties.
In business since 1980, Sneakers brags about being the oldest eating and drinking establishment in Winooski. The place has a casual, art deco décor. The building that houses the restaurant was erected in the late 1800s, and the original pressed tin ceiling remains. The walls are decorated with the works of local artists, many of them for sale. Behind the bar is a huge, dramatic fan-shaped cut- glass mirror.
The menu, while heavy on the breakfast items (eggs Benedict, Belgian waffles and home fries, to name a few), has lunch standards too, from cheeseburgers to chicken breast sandwiches, and an extensive vegetarian menu, with nothing priced at more than .50. In spite of the vestigial full bar from its nightclub days, Sneakers management discourages folks from just wandering in to have a drink. (cafe)
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Stone Soup
Taco Bell,
a subsidiary of TriCon Global Restaurants, Inc. Inc. is the largest quick-service Mexican-style restaurant chain in the world, with approximately 4,600 locations in 50 states and a growing international market. At this time, nearly 200 restaurants are operating in Canada, Guam, Japan, Grand Cayman, Dominican Republic, Honduras, Chile, Egypt, Oman, Poland, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Puerto Rico, Saudi Arabia, Aruba, Qatar, Ecuador, Jamaica, Peru, and Hawaii. Aproximately 30% of the units are owned and operated by independent franchises.
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The Red Onion Café was closed for failing its food inspection.
The state of Vermont closed The Red Onion Cafe on Church Street in Burlington, Vermont after they failed their food and safety inspection. The employees cleaned up the Cafe and were allowed to reopen four hours later. Problems found included:
The state Health Department inspection program rates restaurants
on 44 measures of food handling and housekeeping. The department has put extra emphasis on 13 of the measures....These "critical" items must be corrected during the time of inspection.... Points are subtracted from a score of 100 for each failing noted by the inspector..... A restaurant must score above 70 and have all critical items corrected or the establishment will be asked to close. The Burlington Free Press keeps a running list of the most recent score for all restaurants, listed by town (or for all towns in Vermont).
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Tilleys Café
invites you to Come enjoy fresh fish that is flown in from Hawaii, two aquariums brimming with saltwater fish, drink specials that will take you away to a tropical retreat, and an island atmosphere beyond compare.
Tilley’s Café, located among the hustle and bustle of Church Street, serves up decadent seafood and American food infusions for lunch and dinner. Enjoy casual dining with unique world flavors and flare! Whether out for a business lunch, an afternoon bite, drinks with friends, dinner before a show, or a late night plate, Tilley’s Cafe will please the most demanding diners.
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Wings Over Burlington
is the newest franchisee in the Wings Over chain. They are located in the “Blue Mall” across from the University Mall in Burlington Vermont. ... The interior is very clean featuring diamond-plate on the walls, silver metal chairs, silver metal tables, (as well as high-def TVs). It’s like a sports bar feel with no booze, and less kitsch (sublte airplane interior). What is a little kitschy is the airplane themed menu. I ordered the “puddle jumper” which is 10 wings.
The red alert sauce is good, medium spicy, tastes like standard Frank’s Red Hot with more of a tomato sauce base. ... The wings were a little crispy, but failed the #1 rule of wings… chicken fat must be fully rendered. So despite the favorable hot sauce, I didn’t care for these wings. It’s disappointing that a wing “specialist” would under-cook their wings, my office-mate confirmed his wings were cooked even less than mine (no crispness).
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offers Burlington's most extensive and innovative vegetarian and vegan cuisine.
Our hot and cold food bars feature an ever-changing menu of foods prepared daily. Our sandwiches freature hearty vegetarian and vegan combinations as well as the area's finest meats, and are created to order with quality ingredients on our own fresh baked bread. We offer a selection of homemade soups, our own fantastic pizza, and a breath-taking array of desserts.
We select our menu and choose our ingredients to provide our customers with meals that will delight the senses as well as nourish the body. Eating at Stone Soup is part of of a healthy lifestyle, embracing community, happiness and good health.
Stone Soup is open all day for a wholesome breakfast, a quick snack, or full meal,
take-out, or to satisfy your sweet tooth with a sumptious treat.