what's good in burlington vt

Dinkeydoo wrote:

>I will be in the Burlington Vt. area and I would like any restaurant
>reccomendations.

Go to Pauline's. It's a little out of the way, being down one of the secondary highways, but it's worth it.

A friend in Burlington took me to a seafood place (can't remember the name--the food was equally memorable). It was expensive and, to my mind, a little stuffy and very over-rated.

Dinkeydoo wrote:
>I will be in the Burlington Vt. area and I would like any restaurant
>reccomendations.

There's a place downtown called "Daily Planet."  funky atmosphere, excellent food, excellent desserts.  I forget the street but it's not hard to find.

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>I will be in Burlington, Vt area and I would like any restaurant
recommedations

I lived in Burlington for eight years:
I will strongly second Pauline's
Similarly is the Villah\ge Pump House further down the road. The best restaurant I ever ate in is 20 minutes from Burl, half way between Middlebury, down s.r. 116 Mary's in Bristol India House so far the best indian food I have had in the country Daily Planet is fun For Breakfast a must is Sneaker's in Winooski the next town over Also in Winooski at the Champlain Mill, good shopping two good restaurants Down the street from Pauline's the Sirloin Saloon Hope that helps, E-mail me for more info [email removed]

For breakfast, I always liked Henry's Diner (downtown) and Sneakers (across the river in Winooski).

Carbur's had a fun take on sandwiches.  For dinners or Sunday brunch, one of my favorite places was Waterworks in the Champlain Mill (also in Winooski).

For the sheer entertainment value, why not consider a trip down I-89 to Rt. 100, and visit Ben and Jerry's for a factory tour?

Guy

Someone wrote:
:: For breakfast, I always liked Henry's Diner (downtown) and :: Sneakers (across the river in Winooski). : :: Carbur's had a fun take on sandwiches.  For dinners or Sunday :: brunch, one of my favorite places was Waterworks in the :: Champlain Mill (also in Winooski).

:: For the sheer entertainment value, why not consider a trip down :: I-89 to Rt. 100, and visit Ben and Jerry's for a factory tour?

:: Guy
I'm surprised no one mentioned the Vermont Pub and Brewery. We go up every summer to Burlington and never miss the opportunity to go to VP&B. So far (in my opinion) they have the best fish and chips I've ever had. Their

locally brewed beer is excellent. I tried a cider wine which was nice.

Andy