Vermont

Restaurants in Burlington, VT?

3 posts · Jun 28, 1996 to Jul 1, 1996

guy K.Jun 28, 1996

Phil B. wrote:
>Vermont Pub & Brewery
>Five Spice Cafe
>Three Tomatoes
>Pauline's Cafe

None of my recommendations will be particularly fancy, since I was in graduate school during the time I lived in Burlington. With that in mind, I always liked:

For breakfast: Henry's Diner (downtown) and Sneakers (across the river in Winooski). Also, the Bagel Factory (downtown, or on Rt. 7 in S. Burlington).

For other times: Waterworks (also in Winooski, in the Champlain Mill), Bove's (cheap pasta, downtown), and a barbecue place on Rt. 7 in S. Burlington (the name escapes me at the moment). Carbur's (downtown) was okay too.

Guy

guy K.The World, Brookline, MAJun 28, 1996

 Phil B. wrote:
 >Vermont Pub & Brewery
 >Five Spice Cafe
 >Three Tomatoes
 >Pauline's Cafe

 None of my recommendations will be particularly fancy, since I was
 in graduate school during the time I lived in Burlington. With that
 in mind, I always liked:

 For breakfast: Henry's Diner (downtown) and Sneakers (across the
 river in Winooski). Also, the Bagel Factory (downtown, or on Rt. 7
 in S. Burlington).

 For other times: Waterworks (also in Winooski, in the Champlain Mill),
 Bove's (cheap pasta, downtown), and a barbecue place on Rt. 7 in
 S. Burlington (the name escapes me at the moment). Carbur's (downtown)
 was okay too.

 Guy

Lee S.CampmorJul 1, 1996

guy K. wrote:

> Phil B. wrote:
> >Vermont Pub & Brewery
> >Five Spice Cafe
> >Three Tomatoes
> >Pauline's Cafe
>
> None of my recommendations will be particularly fancy, since I was
> in graduate school during the time I lived in Burlington. With that
> in mind, I always liked:
>
> For breakfast: Henry's Diner (downtown) and Sneakers (across the
> river in Winooski). Also, the Bagel Factory (downtown, or on Rt. 7
> in S. Burlington).
>
> For other times: Waterworks (also in Winooski, in the Champlain Mill),
> Bove's (cheap pasta, downtown), and a barbecue place on Rt. 7 in
> S. Burlington (the name escapes me at the moment). Carbur's (downtown)
> was okay too.
>
> Guy
> --
> Guy Klose
> [email removed]

I would have to agree with some of these suggestions. Bove's is an excellent (and cheap) spaghetti house. I'm not sure if they're chic enough to be called "pasta". It's just spaghetti, ravioli, etc. Amazing garlic sauce (rocket fuel). Henry's Diner is an excellent greasy spoon kind of diner, if you're looking for eggs, sausage and hash browns. Sneakers, in Winooski is a little more upscale, with some more imaginative breakfast choices. Both are great.

Not sure if exists anymore, but there used to be an excellent fancy restaurant on Pearl St. by the name of Deja Vu. The restaurant itself was beautiful, and the food was excellent.

Five Spice and Paulines Kitchen were excellent last time I ate there.

Lee