Burlington VT.

I always liked Bove's too (good and cheap), and had a fondness for Zachary's Pizza.

Some of my other favorite places are/were Sneakers and Henry's Diner for breakfast, and Waterworks in the Champlain Mill in Winooski. Also, there were a couple of good Chinese restaurants, one downtown, and one other very close to the Champlain Mill.

Guy

From article , by [email removed] (Rich Sutton):
> Philip P. wrote:
>>Hi,
>>First post to the Net,
>>I will be working in Burlington Vermont for about a month, any suggestions
>>on good places (or bad places to avoid) are GREATLY appreciated
>
> Good Places
> ===========
> 1. Bove's
> 	Good Italian food, great prices. Get the red garlic sauce!
> 	Bove's is the quitessential cheap Italian scarf.

You are hereby duly forewarned:  the red garlic sauce will leave you smelling like you ate a million cloves of garlic!  I do not recommend it and would suggest that if you do get it - ask for it on the side so you can put it on yourself.  Otherwise, Bove's is one of the best in Burlington, IMHO!!!

>
> 2. Some Indian restaurant near the corner of St. Micahael's and the UVM
> campuses.
>
That would be the India House.  It's on the corner of Colchester Avenue and East Avenue (Trinity and the Medical Center are nearby).  If you like Indian, a better place (so I've heard since I don't like Indian) is the Shalimar located on North Winooski Avenue near the corner of Pearl Street.

> 3. Noonie's Deli for lunchtime sandwiches.
>
Bring your wallet - full of cash!

My personal favorite is the Vermont Pub & Brewery.  The service is generally lacking but it is made up for by the food and the beer brewed on the premises.

As for Tex-Mex, try Coyote's Cafe on Church Street, just south of Main.