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JacobAlbee.com . 802.540.0401 . Burlington, Vermont

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BRING YOUR OWN BEER & WINE.

MUST BE 21 OR OLDER ********

GIFT CERTIFICATES

AVAILABLE

333 Swanton Road, St. Albans, 524-0999Across from TJ Maxx

Lunch: Mon-Sat, 11 a.m.-2:30 p.m.Dinner: Mon-Sat, 4-9 p.m. /closed Sunday

Thai House RestaurantTHANK YOU TO ALL OUR FAITHFUL CUSTOMERS!

CELEBRATING 3 YEARS IN BUSINESS

MAGAZINE

BEST of NewEnglandEDITOR’S CHOICE

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ON THE COVER: Big Picture Theater & Café, Waitsfieldphoto: JEB WALLACE-BRoDEUR

V ermont’s food scene has exploded in the last decade, and the annual 7 Nights guide has grown right along with it. The 2011 edition is the biggest yet, with more restaurants and expanded spotlights that are sure to entice readers to try a new dining

spot or two. Driving around Vermont? This comprehensive restaurant guide is the

perfect companion — as good as a GPS, in fact. Keep it in your glove box for quick reference when exploring unfamiliar towns.

Staying close to home? 7 Nights gently reminds you: There are lots of interesting eateries out there. Maybe it’s time to try something new?

Vermont benefits from transplanted big-city chefs — Bluebird Tavern’s Daniel Boulud protégé Michael Clauss, for example — and an enterprising immigrant and refugee population cooking up fare from Bosnia, Tanzania, Vietnam and the Caribbean. Consequently, the eating here is more varied

— and sophisticated — than ever. Three Vermont chefs were nominated for James Beard awards this year.

Did we mention the farm-fresh localvore trend? It just gets hotter and hotter.

7 Nights is a year-round project of the food-writing team at Seven Days, Vermont’s only alternative weekly. At the end of last year, food editor Suzanne Podhaizer left the paper to open a restaurant of her own: Salt in Montpelier. Her byline indicates the work she contributed to the magazine before she left.

Podhaizer’s replacement, Corin Hirsch, hit the ground running. She and food writer Alice Levitt rose to the Herculean challenge of compiling and verifying all the listings in this guide.

7 Nights lives online, too. Diners are invited to write their own restaurant reviews on the 7 Nights website. Every other week, Levitt and videographer Elizabeth Rossano produce a multimedia look at Vermont’s edibles in a tongue-in-cheek video series, “Bite Club TV.” Episode topics have ranged from a boozy trip to the Vermont Brewers Festival to a squirrel-eating party. Each week in “Alice Eats,” a feature on our staff blog, Blurt, Levitt reviews a restaurant that offers dinner for two for less than $35.

Speaking of great deals, Seven Days launched the first-ever Vermont Restaurant Week last year. More than 80 restaurants are participating in the 2011 event, which runs from April 29 to May 5. For $15, $25 and $35 — and a $10 lunch special — Greek diners, funky bistros and linen-tablecloth country inns are serving up their prix-fixed best.

Whatever it takes to get you out — and eating. Every year, Vermont tastes just a little better.

Vermont Fresh Network is a local nonprofit organization that actively cultivates partnerships among chefs, farmers and consumers. When you see the VFN logo, you know that as of April 1, 2011, the restaurant had made a commitment to support small farms in Vermont by serving local products on the menu. For more info, go to vermontfresh.net.

EdiTORs Margot Harrison, Paula Routly

sPOTLiGHTs Corin Hirsch, Alice Levitt, Suzanne Podhaizer

LisTiNGs Corin Hirsch, Alice Levitt, Suzanne Podhaizer

PROOfREadER Kate O’Neill

aRT diRECTOR Diane Sullivan

PROdUCTiON MaNaGERKrystal Woodward

dEsiGNERsBrooke Bousquet, Celia Hazard

PHOTOGRaPHERs Justin Cash, Tom McNeill, Matthew Thorsen, Jeb Wallace-Brodeur

CiRCULaTiON Steve Hadeka

aCCOUNT ExECUTiVEs Robyn Birgisson, Michael Bradshaw, Michelle Brown, Allison Davis, Colby Roberts

7 Nights is published annually by Seven Days newspaper and is distributed free of charge in Greater Burlington, Middlebury, Montpelier, the Northeast King-dom, Stowe, the Mad River Valley, Rutland, St. Albans, the Upper Valley and Plattsburgh.

© 2011 Da Capo Publishing Inc. All rights reserved.

SEVEN DAYSP.O. Box 1164Burlington, VT 05402T 802.864.5684 F 802.865.1015 E [email protected] Wsevendaysvt.com

DISCLAIMER: Though it aims to be ac-curate and comprehensive, 7 Nights may be missing some restaurants, bars or nightclubs because they de-clined to participate or did not meet the requirements for inclusion. Don’t look for McDonald’s or Burger King in these pages; 7 Nights is a celebration of indigenous eating and entertain-ment — not venti-sized chains. If we left out your favorite local place, or made a mistake in a listing, email us at [email protected].

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Serving Dinner and Sunday Brunch

(802) 372-4814 | bluepaddlebistro.comOwned and operated by Chef Phoebe R. Bright and Mandy Hotchkiss

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World-Famous BBQ by Jimmy KennedyHonky-Tonk & Rockabilly by The Starline Rhythm Boys

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NORTHEAST KINGDOMHardwick, Lyndonville, Greensboro, Newport, Jay

UPPER VALLEYWoodstock, White River Jct., Randolph, Quechee

RUTLAND AREAKillington, Brandon, Castleton, Mendon

MIDDLEBURY AREABristol, Vergennes, Ferrisburgh, New Haven

MAD RIVER VALLEY/WATERBURYWaitsfi eld, Warren, Fayston, Rochester

BARRE-MONTPELIER AREANorthfi eld, Plainfi eld, Marshfi eld, Berlin, Brookfi eld

CHITTENDEN COUNTYShelburne, Williston, S. Burlington, Hinesburg, Colchester, Essex Jct., Jericho, Winooski

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TASTE • TOUR • ENJOY!

802-985-8222 www.shelburnevineyard.com

Tastings Daily: 11am-5pm

6308 Shelburne Road, Shelburne 05482 Rte. 7, south of Shelburne Museum

north of VT Teddy Bear

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ReseRvations Recommended

864-2433seRving dinneR & weekend BRunch

www.souzas.org • 131 Main street • Burlington

Try our famous Caipirinhas!

EvEry mEal includEs:

* traditional Brazilian fire-roasted cuisine* an 18-foot international salad bar* unique vegetarian choices* Decadent dessert bar* Complimentary tropical juices* Full bar with Brazilian beer & liquor* extraordinary south american wine list

at souza’s you experience food made in the traditional

Brazilian style known as churrasco – meaning “barbecue” —

over imported wood from south america. our style of service is

rodizio - meaning “constant service” of great food. the

servers continue to bring selections of meats on giant skewers

and roasted vegetables to your table until you say “enough!”

“come enjoy the finest south american dining experience on the East coast.”

— Chef Kelly Dietrich

Brazilian BBQ

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Ariel’s Restaurant, Brookfield, Vermont

Enter a storybook village on a sparkling lake and experience owner/chef Lee Duberman’s creative cooking and Richard Fink’s passion for extraordinary wines and finely crafted cocktails.

We are in our 13th season working with local farms to bring out the best of Vermont’s seasonal produce.

Serving dinnerWed - Sun 5:30-9PM5 miles off I-89 between exits 4 & 5 Special Events & Catering802-276-3939

arielsrestaurant.com

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TASTE • TOUR • ENJOY!

802-985-8222 www.shelburnevineyard.com

Tastings Daily: 11am-5pm

6308 Shelburne Road, Shelburne 05482 Rte. 7, south of Shelburne Museum

north of VT Teddy Bear

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Phone: 802-876-6262 | Web: www.rusticosvt.com

Italian country fare with flair!

Ask about our dinner and a movie packageIndoor/outdoor (April-October) seating - fine beers and wines

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Ariel’s Restaurant, Brookfield, Vermont

Enter a storybook village on a sparkling lake and experience owner/chef Lee Duberman’s creative cooking and Richard Fink’s passion for extraordinary wines and finely crafted cocktails.

We are in our 13th season working with local farms to bring out the best of Vermont’s seasonal produce.

Serving dinnerWed - Sun 5:30-9PM5 miles off I-89 between exits 4 & 5 Special Events & Catering802-276-3939

arielsrestaurant.com

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17 Swanton Rd.St. Albans

802-528-8400

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Athena’s Diner

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Thai house333 Swanton Road, Highgate Commons Shopping Center, St. Albans, 524-0999

The northern reaches of Vermont seem an unlikely setting for authentic Thai food. Yet, in a strip mall just north of St. Albans village, the Thai House cooks up complex dishes that layer together the four flavors of Thai cuisine — salty, sweet, creamy and sour — using contrasting textures, temperatures and hues.

The eatery is BYOB — and likely to stay that way — but the wait staff is happy to supply wine or chilled beer glasses, before dinner arrives in short order. The Thai House’s shimmering tom yum soup harbors fat shrimp and chunky pieces of ginger in its broth. Crisp, thumb-sized spring rolls are filled with minuscule tiers of mushrooms, cabbage and clear noodles. A hearty duck salad pairs generous morsels of crispy meat with fresh baby greens, wedges of tomato and slivers of red onion, finished off with a cilantro- and mint-flecked lime dressing that tastes faintly of fish sauce.

Chef Athai Oikweha’s specials rotate weekly, such as khao soi, a Thai street dish that combines moist chunks of chicken, crispy fried scallions, raw red onions and pickled cabbage atop a tangle of noodles and yellow coconut curry broth. Rainbow trout may not be native to Thailand, but the chef breads and fries this Western staple, sets it in a puddle of chili sauce and tops it with a neon mélange of carrots, red bell peppers and green beans.

The desserts, too, are worth driving for. The restaurant’s signature rice pudding pairs a sticky mass of black rice with a smear of savory green custard. Wash it down with chrysanthemum tea or bracing Thai coffee, before congratulating yourself on a rare Asian food find in Franklin County.

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You’ll receive a weekly e-newsletter with offers, invites to tastings and our weekly poll.

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THAI HOUSE333 Swanton Road, Highgate Commons Shopping Center, St. Albans, 524-0999

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� e eatery is BYOB — and likely to stay that way — but the wait staff is happy to supply wine or chilled beer glasses, before dinner arrives in short order. � e � ai House’s shimmering tom yum soup harbors fat shrimp and chunky pieces of ginger in its broth. Crisp, thumb-sized spring rolls are fi lled with minuscule tiers of mushrooms, cabbage and clear noodles. A hearty duck salad pairs generous morsels of crispy meat with fresh baby greens, wedges of tomato and slivers of red onion, fi nished off with a cilantro- and mint-fl ecked lime dressing that tastes faintly of fi sh sauce.

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� e desserts, too, are worth driving for. � e restaurant’s signature rice pudding pairs a sticky mass of black rice with a smear of savory green custard. Wash it down with chrysanthemum tea or bracing � ai coffee, before congratulating yourself on a rare Asian food fi nd in Franklin County.

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F U L L - S E RV I C E R E S TA U R A N T & B A R · B A N Q U E T S

ONE FEDERAL STREETST. ALBANS • 802.524.0330

One Fed has its own 5-acre garden

We compost more than 30,000 pounds annually.

Fresh, local, sustainable...

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All of our old cooking oil is donated & turned into biodiesel.

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The North Hero House Inn & Restaurant

“Fresh, creative, flavorful”

Casual Fine Dining Steamship Pier Bar & Grill 26 Romantic Rooms Destination Weddings Meetings & Retreats

In the Lake Champlain Islands www.northherohouse.com

802 372 4732

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Blue Acorn84 N. main St., St. albans, 527-0669 n closed: Sun., mon.;

meals: l, D, lN; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, tv, wi-fi n Local art hangs on the gold-burnished walls of this quaint bistro. Dinner is served until midnight on weekends. The 10-ounce Angus burger is a standout. $$

Blue Paddle Bistro316 route 2, South hero, 372-4814 n closed: mon., tues.;

meals: Bru, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, all-ages shows, live music n There’s a wooden canoe suspended over the bar at this artsy eatery, known for innovative yet unpretentious cuisine. Hours vary seasonally. $$$

North Hero House Inn & Restaurant

3643 w. route 2, North hero, 372-4732 n meals: B, D; full bar

n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Friendly staff and a romantic setting overlooking Lake Champlain set this inn-restaurant apart. The kitchen is commited to local, seasonal ingredients. Hours vary seasonally. $$$

Shore Acres Inn and Restaurant237 Shore acres Dr., route 2, North hero, 372-8722 n meal: D; full bar n kid-friendly, reserv. rec., seasonal, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Every table at this waterfront restaurant has a view of Lake Cham-plain. The cuisine is prepared using local, farm-fresh products. Opens on Easter. $$$

Diners

Athena’s Diner17 Swanton rd., St. albans, 528-8400 n meals: B, l, D n

good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n Spanako-pita, Greek salad and entrées satisfy fans of Mediterranean fare. Farm-fresh eggs and homemade corned-beef hash are available all day, along with the rest of the ample breakfast menu. $

KJ’s Diner51 S. main St., St. albans, 527-7340 n meals: B, l n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service n Grab eggs, a burger or a sandwich at this eatery serving typical American diner fare.

St. Albans Shell277 N. main St., St. albans, 524-5000 n closed: Sun.; meals: B, l; beer & wine n kid-friendly n How many gas stations serve bacon and eggs? This motor-friendly lunch destination also offers hamburgers, hot dogs, soups and daily specials. $

snaCk bars/Carts

Pine Cone Snack Bar1692 E. Berkshire rd., richford, 933-6630 n meals: l, D n cash/check only, good for groups, kid-friendly, games, outdoor seats, seasonal n On the Canadian border, this snack bar makes great burgers and poutine. Stay for a free round of minigolf. Open from Easter to just after Labor Day. $

Shaggy’s Snack Bar109 First St., Swanton, 868-2021 n meals: l, D n kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly n Longtime owner Joe Desrochers makes the pizza dough fresh daily. In the sum-mer, sit at a picnic table with your burger and fries. $

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Cosmic Bakery & Café30 S. main St., St. albans, 524-0800 n closed: Sun.; meals: B, l n delivery, gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This café offers homemade bagels, sandwiches, soups and pastries complemented by a full coffee bar with organic, Fair Trade beans. $

Hero’s Welcome3537 route 2, North hero, 372-4161 n meals: B, l n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Specializing in Vermont-y sandwiches such as the “Ethan Allen,” this upscale general store and deli is popular with boaters and bikers. Breakfast in winter only. $

Tatro’s Gourmet Soup and Sandwich14 Kingman St., St. albans, 524-7444 n closed: Sun.; meals: B, l, D n delivery, gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Need a quick bite in St. Albans? Johnson and Wales grad Gary Tatro offers innumerable fast-fare options, prepared fresh daily. Try the pulled-pork sub, meatloaf panini or a classic deli sandwich. $

steakhouses/ seafooD

Bayside Pavilion15 georgia Shore rd., St. albans, 524-0909 n meals: l, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, dance floor, live music, pool, tv, wi-fi n Customers patronize this steakhouse for its bayside loca-tion, bacon-wrapped tenderloin and seafood cioppino. Live music and DJs every Friday and Saturday. $

Jeff’s Restaurant65 N. main St., St. albans, 524-6135 n closed: Sun.; meals:

l, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly n This seafood spot serves Maine lobster, pecan-crusted salmon and, on Friday, prime rib. The adjacent Jeff’s Market sells fresh fish and prepared foods. Monday is lunch-only. $$$

One Federal 1 Federal St., St. albans, 524-0330 n meals: Bru, l, D, lN; full bar n ban-quet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, live music, tv, wi-fi n At this steak-house and “culinary emporium,” start with the spicy green bean “slammers” or beer-battered “Frickles,” then go for prime rib or crunchy shrimp. Save room for dessert from the bakery. $$

Ruthcliffe Lodge and Restaurant1002 Quarry rd., isle la motte, 928-3200 n meals: B, Bru, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., seasonal, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Boaters from both sides of the border come here for the catch of the day — not to mention Belgian waffles, “Shrimp Marco” and local-berry pie. $$$

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Abbey Restaurant and Pub

6212 route 105, Enosburg Falls, 933-4747 n meals: Bru, l, D; full

bar n banquet room, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., salad bar, table service, vegan-friendly, darts, games, live music, pool, tv, wi-fi n A banquet hall, restaurant and pub under one roof. Get a taco salad in the pub or prime rib and poutine in the restaurant. $$

Bernie’s Restaurant72 main St., montgomery center, 326-4682 n meals: B, l, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, tv n Enjoy the view of Jay Peak through tall glass panels and sample classic American dishes, from hand-cut steaks to burgers. $$

Chester’s Bakery15 North rd., Fairfield, 827-3974 n closed: Sun.; meals: B, l n cash/check only, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service n The breakfast sandwiches are famous at this North Country eatery. All of the comfort food is homemade, including ham-and-cheese pockets, baked beans, and lasagna. Pizza and calzone dinners on Friday only. $

Dairy Center Restaurant and Champion Sports Tavern2445 Sampsonville rd., Enos-burg Falls, 933-2030 n meals: B, l, lN; full bar n all you can eat, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, salad bar, table service, veggie-friendly, dance floor, games, karaoke, live music, pool, pub quiz/trivia, tv, wi-fi n Eat, go bowling and stay the night? You can do it all here. Order the buffet or à la carte. Night-time eats such as wings and burgers are available at the tavern Monday to Saturday. $

Halvy’s Café355 main St., Enosburg Falls, 933-4471 n closed: Sun., mon.; meals: l, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service n The burgers come from the butcher shop next door, and fries are hand cut. Regulars and Jay-bound skiers come for sand-wiches, wraps and Mexican fare. $

Harley D’s366 lake rd., St. albans, 527-3997 n closed: mon.; meals: l, D; beer & wine n kid-friendly, table service n Lawyers and bikers alike go for Angus burgers and country-fried steak at this motorcycle-themed family restaurant. $$

Jacob’s Restaurant73 First St., Swanton, 868-3190 n meals: B, l, D; beer & wine n deliv-ery, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n You’ll find pasta dishes, burgers and grilled items at this casual, family-oriented restaurant. There’s also a “Traditional Breakfast” and a large selection of beer and wine. $$

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QUAINT, QUIET BISTRO WITH ANECLECTIC ARRAY OF CULINARY DELIGHTS.

84 NORTH MAIN ST., ST. ALBANS | 802-527-0669 FACEBOOK.COM/BLUEACORN

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Special order kosher & ethnic meats • Wine, beer & food tastingsFull-service deli: subs, pizzas • Take-out gourmet meals for lunches & dinners

Catering — Enjoy your party with our help!

1098 Main STrEET • FairFax, VErMonT • 802.849.6872

DESTinaTion: STEEplE MarkET• Fresh, quality hand-cut meats at the best prices.• large, diverse selection of wines including organic and local.• Beer Cave with local microbrews!• Specialty grocery items: all natural, organic & gluten-free products.

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Jem’s Place133 N. main St., Suite 19, St. albans n meals: B, l, D n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Breakfast is served all day at this cozy, relaxed eatery. Daily specials might include beef Stroga-noff or shepherd’s pie, but “Prime Rib and Eggs” is always on the menu. $

Joey’s Junction Bakery and Café2865 route 78, highgate center, 279-8303 n closed: mon.; meals: B, l, D n cash/check only, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, seasonal, table service, veggie-friendly n A maple shop, art gallery and restaurant that serves burgers, fries and breakfast all day. In summer, try the housemade frozen maple custard. $

My-T-Fine159 route 7, Swanton, 868-4616 n closed: mon.; meals: B, l, D; full bar n kid-friendly, salad bar, table service n Stop in for a chicken quesadilla on your way back from Montréal. Also try the extensive salad bar or the house-roasted turkey. No dinner Sunday. $$

Warner’s Family Dining503 route 7, St. albans, 527-2377 n meals: l, D n kid-friendly, outdoor seats, salad bar, seasonal, veggie-friendly n This spot offers fresh, homemade American classics includ-ing mac ’n’ cheese, meatloaf, burgers and house-cut fries. Everything on the salad bar is made fresh daily. $

AsiAn Chinese

Big Wok143 First St., Swanton, 868-5888 n meals: l, D n Feast on General Tso’s or sweet-and-sour chicken. Takeout available. $

China Wok Buffet139 N. main St., St. albans, 527-2278 n meals: l, D; full bar n all you can eat, kid-friendly, table service n This 10-year-old restaurant is known for its lunch and dinner buffet. Kids eat for half price. $

Panda China235 Swanton rd., St. albans, 524-7788 n meal: D; full bar n all you can eat, delivery, table service n This Szechuan-style restaurant offers a buffet or takeout. On the weekend, dinner goes for $8.75 per person. It’s a dollar cheaper during the week. $

Pan-asian

Eastern Dragon 16 S. main St., St. albans, 527-9800 n meals: l, D; beer & wine n table ser-vice n You can get sushi and sashimi at this Asian restaurant, along with all the Chinese classics. $

Thai

H Thai House (see p. 10)333 Swanton rd., highgate com-mons Shopping center, St. albans, 524-0999 n meals: l, D; ByoB n table service n All the Thai favorites are available here: tom ka soup, pad Thai, pad kee mao and choo chee curry. No lunch on Sunday. $

BAkeries Foothills Bakery

1123 main St., Fairfax, 849-6601 n closed: Sun.; meals: B, l n

cash/check only, table service, veggie-friendly n Try the soups, salads and sandwiches made with fresh bread and in-house-baked meats. There are muffins, scones, croissants, pies and cakes, too. Hummus, granola and spicy mustard available by the pound. $

Wally’s Place1 Ferry rd., South hero, 372-4666 n meals: B, l n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Sip a cup of Uncom-mon Grounds coffee and nosh on a fresh baked bagel, in flavors such as honey wheat, jalapeño and French toast. Want something sweet? Vermont Brownie Company bakes its fudgy confections in the kitchen. $

BArs, cluBs & puBs nighTClubs

Shooters Saloon30 Kingman St., St. albans, 527-3777 n full bar n cash/check only, dance floor, darts, games, karaoke, live music, pool, tv, sometimes cover n Between the high-tech jukebox and alternating Friday-night bands, this is the place to dance. Or check out the four big-screen TVs, touch-tune music box and high-tech bowling game.

Pubs

The Belfry14 amidon rd., montgomery center, 326-4400 n meal: D; full bar n all you can eat, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly n Located in an old schoolhouse, everything at this pub is made from scratch, including dressings, soups and desserts. $

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Paddington’s Restaurant195 mountain rd., montgomery center, 326-3232 n closed: mon., tues., wed.; meal: D; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n The English Rose Inn B&B welcomes non-guests for upscale weekend dinners. In keeping with the British theme, “Henry VIII Filet Mignon,” “Lord Nelson Rack of Lamb” and “Lady Chatterley’s Chicken” share menu space with the diet-friendly “Fergie’s Lime-Crusted Haddock.” $$$

MediTerranean/greek

Chow! Bella24 N. main St., St. albans, 524-1405 n closed: Sun.; meals:

l, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, live music, wi-fi n This bistro’s menu changes every night, but the roasted-vegetable salad with goat cheese and scallops in cream sauce are perennials. Everything on the bar menu is less than $12. No lunch Monday. $$

itAliAn/pizzeriAsMcKee’s Island Pub & Pizza513 route 2, South hero, 372-5454 n meals: l, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, games, tv n Bring the kids for pub food and Italian American specialties. Menu items, such as the top-selling “Keeler Bay” grinder, are named for local landmarks and families. $

Mimmo’s Pizzeria Restaurant22 S. main St., St. albans, 524-2244 n meals: l, D; full bar n banquet room, delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, tv, wi-fi n Families love the pizza and pasta dishes. Try the balsamic chicken salad with feta and Parmesan. Delivery is available at lunch only. $

Pan’s South Hero Pizza 326 route 2, South hero, 372-4729 n meal: D n Subs are also on the menu at this pie place. $

Pie in the Sky267 Swanton rd., highgate com-mons Shopping center, St. albans, 524-5442 n meals: l, D; beer & wine n delivery, kid-friendly, table service, tv n This pizzeria and deli is famous for homemade sub rolls, as well as stone-baked pizza, calzones and sandwiches. $

Rosario’s American Eatery66 S. main St., St. albans, 527-6222 n closed: Sun.; meals: l, D; n deliv-ery, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n This local legend’s signature Italian cui-sine includes homemade bread and baked ziti. Try the lasagna dinners and the pizza. $

Swanton House of Pizza32 merchants row, Swanton, 868-3085 n meals: l, D; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Get your homemade pizza or pasta under a lattice ceiling woven with ivy plants. $

MArkets/co-opsMother Hubbard’s Bakery, Deli and Country Store19 Bushey rd., St. albans, 527-0777 n meals: B, l, D n good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n The drive-through window is a draw at this deli and country store offering fresh breads, sandwiches and desserts. $

Steeple Market1098 main St., Fairfax, 849-6872 n meals: B, l, D n

gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly n Pick up a restaurant-style meal at this place. Everything is homemade, including spicy sesame noodles, panini and pizza. $

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Imagine a place where the food is both refined and casual; where itbecomes not just a meal, but an experience. Where the ingredientscome from the surrounding area, exceptionally fresh, natural, and inmany cases, organic. Where each course is crafted for your benefit.There is such a place at Solstice, our chefs’ intriguing artisan-inspiredrestaurant at Stowe Mountain Lodge, located in the heart of the Stowe Mountain Resort community. Make your reservations today!

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SantoS CoCina Latina311 Mountain Road, Stowe, 253-3110

There’s nothing New England about Santos Cocina Latina — except that it’s located on the main ski-town strip in Stowe. Inside is a different world: one more sexy than serene, more spicy than sweet. On the walls, images reminiscent of Latin American street art are mixed in with icons of Catholic saints and the Virgin Mary. The music speaks directly to your hips.

The food lives up to the promise of the ambiance. Little bits and bites — including delicacies such as plump, fried rock shrimp and corn dough stuffed with tender rabbit — are packed with flavor. Coconut, ginger, citrus juices and housemade pickles make regular appearances. Never tried tiradito, ceviche’s more delicately seasoned cousin? Here it’s a must.

The menu is sizable, and the specials change regularly, which means there’s always something new to sample. On one day, the paella for two might be meat free with mushroom broth and vegetables. A week later, it could come loaded with spicy chorizo, chicken and scallops, and garnished with saffron aioli.

There’s always an enticing soup of the day — one rendition made a surprising match of asparagus and coconut, puréed to silky perfection. Look for plenty of exotic sorbets, too.

How did a restaurant with its roots in Puerto Rico land in the mountains of Vermont? Owners Miguel Garcia and Maria Elena Jiminez moved from the Caribbean island to Stowe — formerly their vacation home — to indulge their love of outdoor sports and food. As a result, the state’s a tastier place.

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SANTOS COCINA LATINA311 Mountain Road, Stowe, 253-3110

� ere’s nothing New England about Santos Cocina Latina — except that it’s located on the main ski-town strip in Stowe. Inside is a different world: one more sexy than serene, more spicy than sweet. On the walls, images reminiscent of Latin American street art are mixed in with icons of Catholic saints and the Virgin Mary. � e music speaks directly to your hips.

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� ere’s always an enticing soup of the day — one rendition made a surprising match of asparagus and coconut, puréed to silky perfection. Look for plenty of exotic sorbets, too.

How did a restaurant with its roots in Puerto Rico land in the mountains of Vermont? Owners Miguel Garcia and Maria Elena Jiminez moved from the Caribbean island to Stowe — formerly their vacation home — to indulge their love of outdoor sports and food. As a result, the state’s a tastier place.

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AmericAnBarBecue/ Soul Food

Sunset Grille & Tap Room140 cottage club rd., Stowe, 253-9281 n meals: L, D, LN; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, games, pool, tv n The owner of this award-winning barbecue joint and sports bar was named 2006 Ver-mont Restaurateur of the Year. The kitchen’s open until midnight. $$

cajun

Lagniappe14 Barrows rd., Stowe, 253-7638 n closed: Sun., mon., tues.; meal: D; full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, reserv. rec., sea-sonal, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Creole classics are on the menu at this inn-restaurant. Oysters, étouffée and jambalaya come before the “Bananas Foster.” $$$

contemporary

The Bee’s Knees82 Lower main St., morrisville, 888-7889 n

closed: mon.; meals: B, L, D; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, all-ages shows, live music n Home-cooked meals, Fair Trade, organic coffee, and wine and beer make this hip café the perfect place to play a game, write a poem or just hang out. Music — from jazz to folk — happens every night. $$

Blue Moon Café35 School St., Stowe, 253-7006 n closed: mon.; meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, reserv. rec., seasonal, table service, vegan-friendly n Fine dining with a bistro feel. The menu changes monthly and showcases local, seasonal ingredients. Closed April to mid-May. $$$

The Buttertub Bistro at Topnotch Resort

4000 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-6445 n closed: Sun., mon.,

tues., wed.; meal: D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Try the Misty Knoll organic chicken pot pie or Shuttleworth Farm lamb meatloaf at Topnotch Resort’s cozy and casual pub. $$

Charlie B’s Pub & Restaurant at Stoweflake1746 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-7355 n meals: B, L, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, live music n This upscale pub offers 50 wines by the glass and a large selection of appetizers in addition to pasta, burgers and fish. Live music Friday and Saturday in ski season. $$

Cliff House at Stowe Mountain Resort

5781 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-3665 n meals: L, D; full bar

n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., seasonal, table service, vegan-friendly n You ride a gondola up to this mountaintop bistro that serves seasonal New England fare made with local ingredients. $$$$$

The Cottage5781 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-3000 n meals: Bru, L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., outdoor seats, reserv. rec., seasonal, table service, vegan-friendly, veggie-friendly, games n There’s virtual golf downstairs — the real thing is available in season. After the game, indulge in wild-mushroom-truffle risotto or lobster with fettuc-cine Alfredo. $$$$$

Emily’s at Stowehof434 Edson hill rd., Stowe, 253-9722 n closed: mon., tues.; meals: B, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., seasonal, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, darts, games, pool, tv n European-influenced fine dining is on the menu. Check out the exceptional wine list, with lots of op-tions from France and the U.S. Open from June to October and December to March. $$$$

The Family Table4807 route 15, Jeffersonville, 644-8920 n closed: tues., wed.; meals: B, L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly n This newly renovated eatery features comfort food pre-pared by Johnson-and-Wales-trained chef-owner John Raphael. Try the buttermilk fried chicken or maple-brined pork chop. $$

Harrison’s Restaurant and Bar25 main St., Stowe, 253-7773 n meal: D; full bar n kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly n Located in historic Stowe Village, Harrison’s serves sea-food, steak and pasta. Don’t miss the homemade desserts and extensive wine list. $$

Hearth & Candle4323 route 108, Smugglers’ Notch resort, Jeffersonville, 644-8090 n meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n One dining room serves families, another is a bar, and a third is no kids allowed. The menu changes several times a year and features creative uses of local produce. $$$$

Midway BBQ5781 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-3669 n closed: Fri., Sat., Sun.; meal: L; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, seasonal, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, live music n The que-sadillas made with Vermont cheddar are popular. Ditto the nachos, burgers and margaritas. Open December through March for lunch and après ski. $

The Mix Café and Bakery 55 church St., Jeffersonville, 644-6371 n meals: B, L n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n It’s tough to choose between huevos rancheros and crème brûlée French toast with “drunken blueberries.” Late risers can try Jamaican jerk chicken on a homemade bun. $

Norma’s Restaurant at Topnotch Resort

4000 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-6445 n meals:

B, L, D; full bar n kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly n For breakfast, try the challah French toast double-dipped in orange-bran-dy batter with Stowe maple syrup. For dinner, indulge in prime steak tartare or tempura-coated whole red snapper. Kosher-friendly. $$$$

Solstice at Stowe Mountain Lodge

7412 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-3560 n meals: B, L, D; full

bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n A highly trained staff serves “locally inspired artisan cuisine” in the 110-seat dining room. $$$$

Stowe Inn and Tavern123 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-4030 n meal: D; full bar n banquet room, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, live music, tv n This cozy tavern offers great views of Stowe and signature chocolate martinis. Be sure to check out the antique mahogany bar. $$

Whip Bar & Grill18 main St., Stowe, 253-7301 n meals: Bru, L, D; full bar n

kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n A wide array of French-inspired creations distinguishes this upscale eatery. Closed for lunch during the off-season. $$$$

Winding Brook Bistro933 route 100c, East Johnson, 635-9950 n closed: tues.; meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, live music n Chef Chase Vanderveer puts his love of French and Italian cuisine on display with dishes such as crabmeat-stuffed filet of sole with herb butter. After dinner, take a stroll by the brook. $$$

diner

Depot Street Malt Shop57 Depot St., Stowe, 253-4269 n meals: L, D n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly n Families love this 1950s-themed diner known for chili, burgers, shakes and malts. $

Snack BarS/cartS

Burger Barn4968 route 15, Jeffersonville, 730-3441 n meals: L, D n cash/check only, outdoor seats, seasonal, veggie-friendly n Want your burger with smoked Gouda or Roquefort cheese? Grass-fed, organic beef comes from Stony Pond Farm. Try the “Ethan Allen Burger,” with Cabot sharp cheddar, grilled apples and homemade cranber-ry-garlic mayo. Any burger can be made veggie, and there’s fresh falafel. $

Stowe Dogs1880 mountain rd. at the gale Farm Shopping center, Stowe, 253-7785 n meals: L, D; ByoB n kid-friendly, outdoor seats n It’s all about the franks at this quick-stop, right off the Stowe bike path. Order Hebrew National or McKenzie with various sauces. They’ve got burgers, veggie burgers and chicken, too. $

Soup ’n’ Sandwich

The Bagel394 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-9943 n meals: B, L n delivery, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, tv n Get your bagel fix here before hitting the trails. Also serving home-made soups, panini and salads. $

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Cupboard Deli4807 route 15, Jeffersonville, 644-2069 n meals: B, L, D n kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly n Hungry after skiing? This all-purpose bakery and deli is a local source for sweet stuff, as well as sandwiches, wraps, salads and pizza to go. Cree-mees and scooped ice cream offered May through September. $

Deb’s Place345 Brooklyn St., morrisville, 888-6886 n closed: Sun.; meals: B, L n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Everything is made from scratch — bagels, muffins, soup — at this casual bakery and lunch stop. Daily home-cooked specials supplement the regular sandwiches and desserts. $

Great Room Grill5781 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-3000 n meal: L; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, seasonal, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n The food is served cafeteria-style but is far from elemen-tary school fare. Try a panino or the braised short ribs over polenta in a merlot reduction. $

Green Goddess618 S. main St., Stowe, 253-5255 n meals: B, L n

gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Build your own salad or choose from a selection of soups and sandwiches at this casual but elegant café. There’s a juice bar, too, as well as coffee drinks. $

Jamie’s on Main1 Depot Building, main St., Stowe, 253-0077 n meals: B, L n kid-friendly, veggie-friendly n Grab a sandwich or a boxed meal to go — or stay and eat at a table, inside or out. Gazpacho is served all summer long. $

The Lovin’ Cup38 Lower main St., Johnson, 635-7423 n meals: B, Bru, L n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Regulars rule at this café, which is “like a big cozy living room with couches.” Don’t miss the maple scones and maple lattes. Homemade soups and smoothies, too. $

Trapp Family Lodge DeliBakery

700 trapp hill rd., Stowe, 253-5705 n meal: L; beer &

wine n kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Hikers and bikers swing in to the lodge’s most casual eatery to snack on sandwiches and Austrian pastry or relax with a Trapp Family lager. $

SteakhouSeS/ Seafood

Hob Knob Inn & Restaurant2364 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-8549 n closed: Sun., mon., tues., wed.; meal: D; full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., seasonal, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Housed in a historic ski lodge — the first built in Stowe — this upscale steakhouse has an intimate feel. Serving certified Angus steaks, seafood and duck. $$$

The Partridge Inn Seafood Restaurant504 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-8000 n closed: mon., tues.; meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly n Try the sesame-crusted salmon or the seafood cioppino at this chef-owned seafood restaurant located in an old New England home. $$$

Three Mountain Lodge Restaurant

route 108, Jeffersonville, 644-5736 n closed: mon.;

meals: Bru, D; full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, live music n Housed in a log cabin, this restaurant serves burgers, New Zealand rack of lamb and vegetarian specials. Brunch buffet on summer Sundays. $$

Winfield’s Bistro at Stoweflake1746 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-7355 n meal: D; full bar n kid-friendly, reserv. rec., seasonal, table service, veggie-friendly n Every year since 1996, this upscale restaurant has received the Wine Spectator Award of Excellence. In cold weather you can sit by the fire. $$$

traditional

158 Main158 main St., Jeffersonville, 644-8100 n closed: mon.; meals: B, Bru, L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly n This restaurant serves meatloaf and shepherd’s pie alongside fancier, more tourist-friendly dishes. Try the seared sesame tuna. $$

The Blue Donkey1669 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-3100 n meals: B, L, D; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, tv n This burger joint is a sister restaurant to NYC’s Blue Donkey Grill, with the same burgers and sliders on pre-mium buns. $

Burt’s Irish Pub135 Luce hill rd., Stowe, 253-6071 n meal: L; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, darts, games, pool, tv n This may well be the only Irish pub in Vermont owned by a Colombian. No cheeseburgers, no fries. “It’s more like your mother’s cooking,” says owner Janet Martinez. $

Carriage Room Restaurant at the Town and Country876 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-7595 n closed: Sun., mon., tues., wed.; meals: B, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., seasonal, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This family-operated restaurant is known for its Wiener schnitzel. Choose the dining room or the Fireside Pub. Dinner is served in fall and winter only. $$

The Colonial Café at the Golden Eagle

511 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-4811 n meal: B n gluten-

free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Try the “Eggs Mansfield” at this family-owned breakfast spot located on an 80-acre resort. $

Dutch Pancake Café990 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-5330 n meals: B, Bru; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n The New York Times says you can find “the world’s most decadent breakfast” at this ca-sual, Dutch-themed eatery. Enjoy 80 varieties of Dutch pancakes — similar to crêpes — in sweet and savory flavors. $$

Gables Inn1457 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-7730 n meal: B; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This 1856 farmhouse has been an inn since the 1930s. Try unusual dishes such as matzoh brei and sautéed chicken liver, or stick with eggs and pancakes. $

Geoff’s at the Smugglers’ Notch Inn55 church St., Jeffersonville, 644-6765 n closed: Sun., mon., tues., wed.; meal: D; full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, live music, games, tv n Enjoy the laid-back atmosphere while dining on shrimp scampi, rib-eye steak or nightly specials. $$

Gracie’s Restaurant1500 Edson hill rd., Stowe, 253-8741 n meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly n There are more than 85 items on the menu at this cozy restaurant, which offers a diverse mix of salads, burgers, steaks and seafood. $$

Main Street Dining Room18 main St., Stowe, 253-7301 n meal: B n all you can eat, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n The bountiful, country breakfast buffet features eggs, pancakes, and an assortment of breads, muffins and fruit, served in a gracious, colonial setting. $

McCarthy’s Restaurant454 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-8626 n meals: B, L n cash/check only, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly n This coun-try store and old-fashioned diner has been in business for more than 35 years. Try the homemade corned-beef hash. $

Morse Mountain Grill4323 route 108, Jeffersonville, 644-1247 n meals: B, L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, tv n This Smugglers’ Notch hot spot with mountain views specializes in steak and seafood dishes. Catch the table-side enter-tainment in season. $$

The Pub at the Grey Fox Inn990 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-5330 n closed: Sun., mon., tues.; meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, live music, tv n Don’t miss this casual, lounge-type pub’s weekend prime-rib nights — po-tato and veg of the day are included. Other specials include the veggie lasagna and a Dutch burger made with Gouda cheese. $$

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Rimrock’s Mountain Tavern394 mountain rd., Suite 5, Stowe, 253-9593 n meals: L, D, LN; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, dance floor, darts, karaoke, live music, games, pool, tv n Eaters of all ages appreciate the gourmet pizza, wings and salads. Check out the Adirondack-style bar with occasional live music and DJs, and 12 TVs. Lunch is served on Satur-day and Sunday. $

The Shed Restaurant and Brewery1859 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-4765 n meals: L, D, LN; full bar n banquet room, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, live music, tv n This restaurant has a large and devoted following and eight kinds of homemade ale. There are growlers and kegs to take home. Even the Shed burger is cooked in beer. $$

The Stonegrill Restaurant & Pub116 route 15, morrisville, 888-8865 n meals: B, Bru, L, D; full bar n all you can eat, banquet room, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This friendly neighborhood restaurant serves traditional American steak, seafood, roasted-turkey dinners and meatloaf, plus “cook-your-own” on a hot stone. Sunday brunch buffet. $$

Yacht Club Restaurant at the Commodores Inn823 S. main St., Stowe, 253-7131 n meals: B, D; full bar n all you can eat, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., salad bar, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, darts, games, tv n Choose the dinner buffet or go with the soup and salad bar. The Commodores Sports Lounge next door has its own menu. $$

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Fu Lin Chinese Restaurant30 Fairground Plaza, morrisville, 888-1818 n meals: L, D n kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n This Chinese restaurant serves up sea-food dishes you won’t find elsewhere. There are lots of vegetarian dishes, too. Lunch starts at $4.99. $$

Green Dragon8 Portland St., morrisville, 888-2188 n meals: L, D n kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n Locals head here for all the Chinese-American standards. $

Lucky King Restaurant394 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-8888 n meals: L, D; full bar n all you can eat, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n Pick up a lunch special — entrée plus pork fried rice — for $6.50. $

Wok ’n’ House17 Lower main St., Johnson, 635-2288 n meals: L, D n veggie-friendly n Sample the sweet-and-sour chicken at Johnson’s sole Chinese spot. Limited seating available. $

Wok ’n’ Roll100 route 15 East, morrisville, 888-8833 n meals: L, D n kid-friendly, veggie-friendly n This classic Chinese spot is famous for quick service. $

Japanese

Hana Japanese Hibachi Steakhouse 1128 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-8878 n meals: L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly n The manager promises “more than sushi” at this wide-rang-ing Japanese restaurant. Enjoy entertainment and juicy pork loin at the hibachi table. $$$

Thai

Red Basil Thai Cuisine294 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-4478 n meals: L, D; full bar n table service, veggie-friendly n This Thai restau-rant, which also serves sushi, brings a taste of Asia to the Mountain Road. The green curry duck is a fave. $$$

BAkeries Edelweiss Bakery & Café325 Lower main St., Johnson, 635-7946 n closed: Sun., mon.; meals: B, L n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, seasonal, table service, veggie-friendly n This bakery-café, which is housed in an old Victorian home, serves European-style dishes. Ask about private din-ners with custom menus. $

Sweet Crunch Bakeshop & Catering Co.

246 main St., hyde Park, 888-4887 n meals: B, L n

gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, veggie-friendly n The only restaurant in the village of Hyde Park serves meals and homemade pastries. Try a variety of panini on rosemary focaccia before tasting the chocolate paté. $

Thompson’s Flour Shop (two locations)7 main St., morrisville, 888-2106 n 407 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-0800 n closed: Sun.; meals: B, L n cash/check only, good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly n Drop in for a sandwich or a cinnamon roll. Owner Kathy Thompson says, “It’s an extension of our home.” The “Pilgrim Sandwich” and the Reuben are big sellers. Thompson also makes wedding cakes. Cash only at the Mor-risville location. $

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Robbie’s Wildlife Refuge196 Pond rd., Jeffersonville, 644-8837 n meals: D, LN; full bar n cash/check only, good for groups, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, dance floor, darts, games, pool, tv n Have a beer or a burger on the back deck of this rustic, wildlife-themed bar. In the summer, you can play horseshoes or volleyball. $

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The Backyard Tavern123 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-9204 n meals: L, D, LN; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, wi-fi, darts, live music, games, pool, tv n This friendly locals bar also lures in a few tourists with chicken wings, cheeseburgers, a 52-inch TV and a fireplace. $

The Brewski4087 route 108, Jeffersonville, 644-6366 n meals: D, LN; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, dance floor, darts, karaoke, live music, games, pool, pub quiz/trivia, tv n The musician owners book live music Thursday through Saturday. Try a fire-roasted garlic Caesar salad, “sweet heat” wings or a burger. Dollar drafts on Thursday. $

Coslin’s Pub at Stowehof434 Edson hill rd., Stowe, 253-9722 n closed: mon., tues.; meals: D, LN; full bar n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., seasonal, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, darts, games, pool, tv n Pub specialties and Vermont microbrews are on the menu at this full-service lounge located down-stairs from Emily’s restaurant. Open June through October and December through March. $$

Fireside Tavern at Stowe Mountain Resort5781 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-3000 n closed: Sun., mon., tues., wed., Thurs.; meals: B, L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, seasonal, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, live music n You can ski to and from this seasonal restaurant, located at the foot of a lift. Hearty breakfast and lunch food is served to skiers revving up for a day on the slopes, or relaxing après. $$

Hourglass at Stowe Mountain Lodge7412 mountain rd., Stowe, 252-3560 n meals: L, D; full bar n veggie-friendly n This upscale bar in the Stowe Mountain Resort serves micro-brews, creative cocktails and wines alongside burgers, wraps, salads and steak frites. $$

Kirkwood’s Pub at Stowe Mountain Resort744 cape cod rd., Stowe, 253-4895 n meal: L; full bar n kid-friendly, out-door seats, table service, wi-fi n It’s located by the golf course with a view of the Worcester Range. Most folks drop by for lunch, but a bar menu is available until early evening. $

Matterhorn Restaurant4969 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-8198 n meals: L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, dance floor, live music, games, pool, tv n This restaurant has been serving eclectic cuisine to tourists and locals for more than 50 years. Traditional pub fare and sushi, too. $

Rusty Nail Bar & Grill1190 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-6245 n closed: mon., tues.; meals: L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, dance floor, live music, pool, tv n In season, this restaurant doubles as a nightclub Thursday through Sunday. There’s room to move to local and na-tional DJs and bands. Not dancing? Sample high-end gastropub fare. $$

Village Tavern55 church St., Jeffersonville, 644-6607 n meals: D, LN; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, darts, live music, tv n Catch live music at this local watering hole. The high-quality pub food comes from the Smugglers’ Notch Inn upstairs. $

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Coffee/ TeaBlack Cap Coffee Roasters144 main St., Stowe, 253-2123 n meals: B, L, D; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, live music n Here, everything is baked in-house, from creative quiches to muffins and scones. Light, eclectic sandwiches, crêpes and panini are available, too. $

Brown & Jenkins Trading Co.287 old route 15, cambridge, 862-2395 n closed: mon. n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n This roastery has 72 different coffees in more than 20 flavors. Lots of baked goods, too. $

Laughing Moon Chocolates78 S. main St., Stowe, 253-9591 n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly n Best known for its confections, this shop has specialty coffees, teas and made-from-scratch hot chocolate with homemade marshmallows. $

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The Dining Room at the Trapp Family Lodge

700 trapp hill rd., Stowe, 253-8511 n meals: B, D; full bar n

kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Classical harp music enhances the ambiance at this traditional Austrian restaurant. Ditto a “business-casual” dress code. Call ahead with dietary requests. $$$$

Trapp Family Lodge Lounge

700 trapp hill rd., Stowe, 253-5723 n meals: L, D, LN; full

bar n kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, live music n A more laid-back, affordable alternative to Trapp’s main dining room, with live jazz piano. In summer, take in the patio’s mountain vista. $$$

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Mr. Pickwick’s at Ye Olde England Inne433 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-7558 n meals: B, Bru, L, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor

seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, tv n Stonework and large beams make the inside of this English country inn look like a castle. But the cuisine is European “gastropub.” The extensive selection of potables includes a large wine list, 150 ales and 100 single malts. $$$

ITalIan/PIzzerIasAngelina’s Restaurant49 route 15, cambridge, 644-2011 n meals: L, D n delivery, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n This pizzeria advertises its authenticity in a red, white and green building seven miles from Smugglers’ Notch. Panzerotties, or deep-fried calzones, are a specialty. $

Foxfire Inn & Italian Restaurant1606 Pucker St., Stowe, 253-4887 n meal: D; full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Experience casual Italian dining at a Vermont country inn. The menu of-fers chicken, steak, seafood, veal and pasta options. $$

The Hub Pizzeria and Pub21 Lower main St., Johnson, 635-7626 n meals: L, D; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, darts, live music, games, tv n Metallic red walls and a 22-foot-long oval bar get guests in the mood at this eclectic pizzeria.Two slices and a drink for $5 keep the lunch crowd coming. $$

Jeffersonville Pizza Department158 main St., Jeffersonville, 644-5550 n closed: mon., tues.; meal: D; full bar n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, tv n Upstairs from the 158 Main restaurant, they’re serving pasta, salads, calzones, stromboli, wings and sandwiches. $

Morrisville House of Pizza30 munson ave., morrisville, 888-5200 n meals: L, D; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly n Owner-cook Petros Georgiadis uses his own recipes at this friendly pizza place. He’s got pasta dishes, too. $

Pie in the Sky492 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-5100 n meals: L, D; beer & wine n all you can eat, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, tv n This cosmopolitan restaurant offers

hand-tossed, wood-fired pizzas as well as pasta, salads and entrées. There’s a weekday lunch pizza buffet. $

Piecasso Pizzeria & Lounge

1899 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-4411 n meals: L, D; full

bar n delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, live music, tv n Only one Stowe pizzeria delivers. Choose from hand-tossed, New York-style pizzas as well as pasta, salads and entrées. A spinach, basil, tomato, garlic and onion pie is called the “Treehugger.” $$

The Pizza Joint at the Moscow Schoolhouse Store383 moscow rd., Stowe, 253-4172 n meals: B, L, D n kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This pizzeria has all the staples, plus daily gourmet specials for lunch. Look for breakfast pastries and espresso drinks alongside convenience items. $

Stella Notte44 Desjardins rd., Jeffersonville, 644-8884 n closed: mon.; meals: D, LN; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, dance floor, live music, games, pool, tv n Here, the country-style Italian fare includes specialties such as maple-seared tenderloin. The bar-lounge below has pizzas, calzones and Boyden Farm burgers. Weekend brunch in summer. $$

Trattoria La Festa4080 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-8480 n closed: Sun.; meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This trattoria is a local hangout, owned and operated by Italian-born-and-trained chefs. The menu changes seasonally, as does the wine list, with more than 250 Italian options. $$$

MarkeTs/Co-oPsEdelweiss Mountain Deli2251 mountain rd, Stowe, 253-4034 n meals: B, L n kid-friendly, veggie-friendly n Look for decadent pastries, sandwiches and snacks at this mountainside retreat. $

Harvest Market1031 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-3800 n meals: B, L, D n

delivery, kid-friendly, veggie-friend-ly, wi-fi n This one-stop gourmet grocery offers salads, sandwiches, entrées and baked goods prepared on the premises. Also cheeses, meats, wines, fresh produce and a full coffee bar. $$

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Cactus Café of Stowe2160 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-7770 n meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, live music, tv n Here Mexi-can cuisine is served in hand-painted, adobe-style dining rooms. Enjoy the specialty meats smoked in-house and 35 types of tequila. $$

Frida’s Taqueria and Grill128 main St., Stowe, 253-0333 n meals: Bru, L, D; full bar n

gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Frida Kahlo’s fresh and simple recipes serve as inspiration at this authentic Mexican spot. Weekday lunch; weekend brunch. $$

Hot Tamale75 route 100 c, Johnson, 730-6317 n closed: wed.; meals: L, D n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, vegan-friendly n At this authentic Mexican spot, even the tortillas are made fresh. Each of the five varieties of tamales are $2. There are also sweet, fruit-filled ones. On Monday night, get three tacos for $5. $

H Santos Cocina Latina (see p. 16)

311 mountain rd., Stowe, 253-3110 n closed: Sun.;

meals: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, live music, tv n Puerto Rican chef-owner Miguel Garcia makes a mean black-grouper ceviche with mustard and cilantro. Try that and other pan-Latin American dishes at this acclaimed family restaurant. $$$

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TimbukTu’s 818 Broad Street, Lyndonville, 626-3338

Timbuktu, a city in the West African country of Mali, is renowned for its remoteness. In fact, it’s an important stop on two major trade routes and boasts one of the world’s first universities.

None of which has anything to do with Timbuktu’s in Lyndonville, a bar and grill that doesn’t have a lick of African influence. According to a note on the menu, owner Matt Barrett’s grandfather used to threaten him thus: “If you don’t straighten up, I’m gonna kick your butt from here to Timbuktu!”

Owning a bustling restaurant — which seats families in the dining room and a louder crowd at the sizable bar — should be good enough to appease Gramps.

The ambiance is a little bit rock and roll. On the menu, which comes folded and at first glance resembles a treasure map, many items are named for songs, including the ironic “Free Bird” chicken entrée and the “Come Sail Away” fish ’n’ chips.

Barrett’s reasonably priced fare is a mix of European-influenced dishes — such as angel-hair pasta in a buttery white-wine sauce and a risotto of the day — and good old American nosh: Think buffalo wings, chips and salsa, and “Wicked Clam Chowda.”

There are some surprising touches, too. A scallop dish called “Sitting on the Dock of the Bay” is flavored with fig jam and preserved lemon, and the accompanying mashed potatoes — or French fries — are laced with truffle oil. Then there’s the ahi-tuna appetizer with a pungent wasabi-avocado sauce and pickled ginger.

Timbuktu’s may not offer up couscous with goat. But in a town renowned for an old-fashioned diner and a Bag Balm ointment factory, a restaurant that serves raw tuna and flavors its fries with fungus is pretty darn exotic.

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Alice’s Table4850 route 242, Jay, 327-2323 n meals: B, L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table ser-vice, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, live mu-sic, tv n Skiers sup on farm-to-table cuisine before and after hitting the slopes. The grass-fed beef tenderloin comes with Jasper Hill blue cheese, bacon smashed potatoes and truffle butter. $$$$

Brown’s Market Bistro1261 Scott hwy., groton, 584-4124 n closed: Sun., mon., tues.; meal: D; ByoB n cash/check only, delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, live music n This bistro at the edge of Groton State Forest focuses on unique preparations of seafood and steak. Plates are filled with produce from Too Little Farm in Barnet. $$$

Café Sweet Basil32 Depot St., Lyndonville, 626-9713 n closed: Sun., mon.,

tues.; meals: L, D; full bar n cash/check only, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n The menu here is mostly Southwestern, but specials span the globe. No lunch on Saturday. $

Claire’s Restaurant & Bar41 main St., hardwick, 472-7053 n closed: Wed.; meals: Bru, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, all-ages shows, live music, tv n The community has bought in — literally — to chef Steven Obranovich’s cuisine. The food draws from Middle Eastern, Latin American, Asian and European influences. “Blunch” served Sunday. $$

Elements Food & Spirit98 mill St., St. Johnsbury, 748-8400 n closed: Sun., mon.;

meal: D; full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Try the smoked trout with crispy potatoes, chicory, watercress and horseradish crème fraîche at this cosmopolitan eatery. $$

Highland Lodge Restaurant

1608 craftsbury rd., greens-boro, 533-2647 n meals: B, Bru,

L, D; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., seasonal, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n A quintessential New England inn

located in an old farmhouse overlooking Caspian Lake. Desserts and breads are homemade. Lunch and brunch in summer. $$$

Rabbit Hill Inn48 Lower Waterford rd, Lower Waterford, 748-5168 n closed: Wed.; meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, darts n Candlelit dining in an elegant, upscale inn. The menu changes with the seasons. After dinner, visit the Snooty Fox pub for a drink. $$$$$

River Garden Café427 route 114, East Burke, 626-3514 n closed: mon., tues.; meals: Bru, L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly n After deep-fried ravioli in tomatillo cream sauce and homemade crème brûlée, how about a stroll through the gardens? On Sunday, brunch replaces lunch. $$

Tamarack Grill223 Sherburne Lodge rd., East Burke, 626-7390 n closed: mon., tues., Wed.; meals: L, D; full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., seasonal, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, tv n Stunning views wow patrons at this casual restaurant at the base of Burke Mountain. The Vermont beer selection is the largest in the North-east Kingdom. Weekend lunch during ski season. $$

H Timbuktu’s (see p. 26)818 Broad St., Lyndonville, 626-3338 n closed: Sun., mon.; meals: L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, live music, tv n This casual bar and grill’s best seller is “Sittin’ on the Dock of the Bay” — seared scallops with tomato fondue, truffled mashed potatoes and greens with fig vinaigrette. $$

The WilloughVale Inn Restaurant793 route 5a, Westmore, 525-4123 n closed: mon.; meal: D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., seasonal, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n The dining room is small, but the dramatic views of Lake Willoughby are inspiring: Robert Frost wrote his poem “A Servant to Servants” after staying here. Open June to October. $$$

Diners

Anthony’s Diner321 railroad St., St. Johnsbury, 748-3613 n meals: B, L, D; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Freshness is the name of the game at this diner, where the produce is local and organic. The potato chips are made in-house, and so are the pies. $

Miss Lyndonville Diner686 Broad St., Lyndonville, 626-9890 n meals: B, L, D n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n Located in a Sterling car that has been on location since 1951, this neighborly diner is famous for its extensive menu and speedy service. $

P&H Truck Stoproute 302 & interstate 91 (exit 17 off interstate 91), Wells river, 429-2141 n meals: B, L, D n kid-friendly, table service n Visitors to this roadside eatery have included the Food Net-work and a German TV crew. Every day, the bakery makes maple-cream pies and six varieties of bread. $$

snaCk bars/Carts

Cajun’s Snack Bar1594 route 100, Lowell, 744-2002 n meals: L, D n cash/check only, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, seasonal n “We have the best, freshest seafood in the area, even compared to real restaurants,” says owner Jason Boutin. The meat for the burgers is ground on-site. Open the last week in April to the last week in September. $

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Connie’s Kitchen4 S. main St., hardwick, 472-6607 n closed: Sun.; meals: B, L n kid-friendly, veggie-friendly n This small café serves pies, cakes, cookies and doughnuts, along with sandwiches on house-baked bread and home-made soups. $

DeBanville’s General Store47 route 105, Bloomfield, 962-3311 n meals: B, L, D; beer & wine n kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Here you can get a hunting license, a pair of suspenders or a meal. Look at photos of wildlife while you eat in, or get your pizza, burgers and deli sandwiches to go. $

Eden Mini Mart and Deli1948 route 100, Eden, 635-2456 n meals: L, D n good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly n Look for standard deli fare and veggie special-ties made to order. $

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The Creamery Restaurant44 hill St., Danville, 684-3616 n closed: Sun., mon.; meal: D; full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly n The chalkboard menu changes nightly, and there’s always a selection of fresh fish. Regulars are wild for the handmade pasta and the king-crab cakes. The downstairs looks like an English pub. $$$

The Derby Cow Palace3111 route 5, Derby, 766-4724 n meals: L, D; full bar n banquet room, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Hunting-lodge styling — including taxidermy and an archway made of antlers — is part of the draw. The beef is aged midwestern, but the elk is raised on an adjoining farm. $$

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The Brown Cow350 E. main St., Newport, 334-7887 n meals: B, L n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service n You can get pancakes, omelettes and burgers at this casual spot right in the heart of downtown Newport. $

Danville Restaurant & Inn86 route 2, Danville, 684-3484 n closed: Sun., mon.; meals: B, L, D; full bar n all you can eat, reserv. rec., table service n More than 400 teapots decorate the dining room at this Victorian inn. The owner bakes his own bread and desserts. Buffet dinners served Friday and Saturday by reservation only. $$

Dining at Quimby Country1127 Forest Lake rd., averill, 822-5533 n meals: B, D; ByoB n banquet room, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., seasonal, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This historic fishing lodge offers upscale dining in July and August — or by request for large groups. $$$

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The Eastside Restaurant47 Landing St., Newport, 334-2340 n meals: B, Bru, L, D; full bar n all you can eat, delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, live music, tv n This place is famous for seafood bisque, as well as prime rib and fresh fish. Breakfast on week-ends only. Buffet on Sunday. $$$

Enosburg Falls Country Club Restaurant53 Elm St., Enosburg Falls, 933-2296 n meals: B, L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., seasonal, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Views of the picturesque green domi-nate indoors and out. Lunchtime panini feature house-roasted meats and fresh bread. The dinner menu changes nightly. $

Goodfella’s Restaurant and Tavern59 Parker rd., Danville, 748-4249 n closed: mon., tues.; meals: L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., salad bar, table service, veggie-friendly, tv n This lively, country-style tavern has a thing for maple syrup: They use it in their scal-lop entrée and on chicken. $$

The Hardwick Village Restaurant74 S. main St., hardwick, 472-5701 n meals: B, L n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n Seat yourself at Hardwick’s homestyle diner, where everything is fresh and homemade. Locals love the $12.99 steak dinner — your choice of a Delmonico or T-bone from a local farm. $

The Jay Village Inn & Restaurant1078 route 242, Jay, 988-2306 n meals: B, L, D; full bar n kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, pool, tv n This relaxed, family-style pub has been feeding hungry souls for 30 years. Faves include fresh seafood, pasta, homemade pizza and slow-smoked ribs. $$$

Juniper’s at the Wildflower Inn

2059 Darling hill rd., Lyndonville, 626-8310 n closed:

Sun.; meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Hearty — and healthy — comfort food served in a country-inn setting. Try the polenta au gratin or shepherd’s pie. Closed Wednesday in winter. Lunch in summer. $$$

Lyndon Freighthouse1000 Broad St., Lyndonville, 626-1400 n meals: B, L; beer &

wine n gluten-free opts., kid-friend-ly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, live music n The food at this 1868 freight house is totally 21st century. Think grass-fed local beef (raised by the owners), organic wine and 50 ice cream flavors. $

Mooselook Restaurant1058 main St., concord, 695-2950 n meals: B, L, D n all you can eat, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n You can fill up for a fair price at this homey restaurant, but don’t forget to leave room for dessert: The pies, cakes and éclairs are homemade. $

Roaster’s Café and Deli4267 route 5, Derby, 334-6556 n closed: Sun.; meals: B, L n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Diners help themselves to coffee at this family-owned and operated café. Don’t miss the French toast sandwich. $

Upper Valley Grill & General Store2967 Scott hwy., groton, 584-3101 n meals: B, L, D n kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Snowmobilers are big custom-ers at this convenience store and eatery near Groton State Forest. Get propane, playing cards or an egg sandwich. They sell elk steaks, too. $

Warner’s Gallery2284 route 302, Wells river, 429-2120 n closed: mon., tues.; meals: Bru, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, salad bar, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n A 50-item salad bar is just the beginning at this Lebanese American restaurant. Follow it with housemade hummus, dolmas and shish taouk. Sunday brunch. $$$

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Kham’s Thai Cuisine1112 memorial Dr., St. Johnsbury, 751-8424 n closed: Sun.; meals: L, D; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n The only Thai restaurant in St. Johnsbury serves lots of duck dishes and red curry with shrimp. The seafood is fresh, and so are the vegetables. $

Euroalpine

Valhalla Restaurant and Pub at the Inglenook Lodge3866 route 242, Jay, 988-2880 n meals: B, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, seasonal, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, tv n The dual menus — one featuring traditional German fare, the other American comfort food — change nightly. Dinner in winter only. $$$

French

L’Atrium at the Craftsbury Inn107 S. craftsbury rd., craftsbury, 586-2848 n closed: mon.; meal: D; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly n This work-ing farm serves fine but unpreten-tious French food. The fare varies, but escargot is a constant. $$$

The French Tart545 Lauredon ave., greensboro, 533-2359 n meals: B, L, D n cash/check only, delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., vegan-friendly n Grab rustic Normandy-style tarts and crêpes to go. Try “La Montpelieraise,” a pastry filled with local lamb or rabbit, vegetables, rice, and lentils. $$

MediTerranean/Greek

Lago Trattoria & Catering95 main St., Newport, 334-8222 n closed: Sun., mon.; meal: D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, tv n Ready for fine Mediterranean dining on the shores of Lake Memphremagog? The wine list sports bottles ranging in price from $10 to $200. $$$

itAliAn/PizzEriAs Hardwick House of Pizza387 Wolcott St., hardwick, 472-3380 n meals: L, D; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly n You’ll get fast, friendly service — and all the basic pies — at this pizzeria. Get yours to go or sit in a dining room adorned with an Italian village mural. $

Lyndonville House of Pizza93 main St., Lyndonville, 626-4500 n meals: L, D; beer & wine n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, tv n Kids are important customers at this restaurant serving pizza, pasta and Greek specialties. Although the TVs are often tuned to sports, cartoons get airtime, too. $

The Parker Pie Co.161 county rd., West glover, 525-3366 n closed: mon.; meals:

L, D, LN; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, all-ages shows, dance floor, live music, pub quiz/trivia, tv n Specializing in beer, pizza and “good company,” this eatery uses local produce and meats on its creative pies. $

Ramunto’s Brick Oven1216 railroad St., St. Johnsbury, 751-8500 n meals: L, D; beer & wine n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, pub quiz/trivia n Customer service is a priority at this fun eatery, where most of the customers are regulars. The chicken-ranch and spicy Buffalo pies are faves. Ditto the chicken Parm and spaghetti with meatballs. $

St. Johnsbury House of Pizza287 Portland St., St. Johnsbury, 748-5144 n meals: L, D; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n This biz has been family owned since 1979. The owner’s family recipes are used for Greek specialties such as spanakopita and baklava. $

MArkEts/Co-oPsBuffalo Mountain Food Co-op Café39 main St., hardwick, 472-6020 n closed: Sun.; meals: B, L n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Alongside the vegetarian and vegan fare are dishes made with organic meats. Join a community meeting over espresso or a made-to-order smoothie. $

Newport Natural Foods & Montgomery’s Café194 main St., Newport, 334-2626 n meals: B, L; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, outdoor seats, salad bar, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n This natural-food store has been serving the Northeast Kingdom for 30 years. The café features creative buffet items and baked goods made in-house. $

Eden Mini Mart and Deli1948 route 100, Eden, 635-2456 n meals: L, D n good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly n Look for standard deli fare and veggie special-ties made to order. $

STeakhouSeS/ SeaFood

The Creamery Restaurant44 hill St., Danville, 684-3616 n closed: Sun., mon.; meal: D; full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly n The chalkboard menu changes nightly, and there’s always a selection of fresh fish. Regulars are wild for the handmade pasta and the king-crab cakes. The downstairs looks like an English pub. $$$

The Derby Cow Palace3111 route 5, Derby, 766-4724 n meals: L, D; full bar n banquet room, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Hunting-lodge styling — including taxidermy and an archway made of antlers — is part of the draw. The beef is aged midwestern, but the elk is raised on an adjoining farm. $$

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The Brown Cow350 E. main St., Newport, 334-7887 n meals: B, L n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service n You can get pancakes, omelettes and burgers at this casual spot right in the heart of downtown Newport. $

Danville Restaurant & Inn86 route 2, Danville, 684-3484 n closed: Sun., mon.; meals: B, L, D; full bar n all you can eat, reserv. rec., table service n More than 400 teapots decorate the dining room at this Victorian inn. The owner bakes his own bread and desserts. Buffet dinners served Friday and Saturday by reservation only. $$

Dining at Quimby Country1127 Forest Lake rd., averill, 822-5533 n meals: B, D; ByoB n banquet room, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., seasonal, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This historic fishing lodge offers upscale dining in July and August — or by request for large groups. $$$

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Dartmouth College in Hanover, N.H., may be on the “wrong” side of the Connecticut River, but the prestigious school — with its nearly 6000 students and nearby teaching hospital — has a serious impact on Vermont’s Upper Valley restaurant scene.

Doctors, faculty and visiting parents seeking fine fare find it in Woodstock, Quechee, Hartford — and nearby Norwich. The small riverside town, with a population significantly smaller than that of the college, boasts a pair of well-known bakeries, a microbrewery and alehouse, and some fine restaurants.

One of the best in town, Carpenter & Main, has another Dartmouth connection: Its chef-owner, Bruce MacLeod, is an alum.

Decorated in warm colors with lots of wooden décor, the centrally located spot feels cozy and welcoming. Its staffers aren’t afraid to recommend its famous old fashioned, or to encourage diners to try unusual items such as butterscotch pudding accompanied by a milkshake laced with Tuaca — an orange-and-vanilla-scented liqueur.

The dinner menu, featuring luxe items such as lobster tail, veal osso buco and whole sea bass, is costly, but those seeking casual fare can find plenty. The reasonably priced bistro menu offers duck confit with warm potato salad, steak frites and a popular local burger.

And then there’s the $29 three-course, fixed-price option. On a cool, autumn evening, the meal begins with silky corn soup dotted with crisp salt-pork lardons. Next comes veal piccata, pounded thin, with just the right amount of puckery lemon-caper sauce. Vibrant pink, wild salmon, seared brown on the outside, is accompanied by ultracreamy mashed potatoes and tender cabbage. The desserts — including the pudding-and-milkshake combo — are just as good as their savory counterparts.

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AfricAnMariam’s Restaurant70 main St., Windsor, 674-2662 n closed: Sun.; meals: l, D; full bar n delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly, live music, tv, wi-fi n a Tanzanian chef prepares his native dishes as well as american classics. Try the peanut curry chicken, and pair it with one of several South african wines. $

AmericAnBarBecue/ Soul Food

Big Fatty’s BBQ 1547 maple St., route 14, hartford village, 295-5513 n closed: mon., tues.; meals: l, D n delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats n The joint’s slogan is “Put some South in your mouth.” Think slow-smoked brisket and collard greens. all the sauces and rubs are homemade. $

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Barnard Inn Restaurant and Max’s Tavern

5518 route 12, Barnard, 234-9961 n closed: Sun., mon.;

meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., seasonal, table service, veggie-friendly n Owned and operated by a classically trained chef, this resto offers elegant, rustic cuisine that changes nightly. There are more than 350 bottles on the wine list. $$$

Cloudland Farm Restaurant1101 cloudland rd., North pomfret, 457-2599 n closed: Sun., mon., tues., Wed., Fri.; meal: D; ByoB n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., seasonal, table service, vegan-friendly n The creative cuisine is truly farm-to-table at this restaurant, located on a work-ing farm. $$$$

The Downtown Grocery41 Depot St., ludlow, 228-7566 n closed: tues., Wed.; meal: D;

full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly n chef rogan Lechthaler is the culinary creativity behind this hip restaurant. The vibe is casual, but housemade salumi and fresh pastas rank as fine dining. $$$

Elixir Restaurant 188 S. main St., White river Junction, 281-7009 n closed: Sun., mon.; meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, tv, wi-fi n You’ll find creative bar bites aplenty in this converted 1930s freight house. Try bacon-and-gorgonzola-stuffed dates or braised short ribs. $$

Five Olde Tavern and Grille192 chelsea St., South royalton, 763-8600 n meals: l, D; full bar n kid-friendly, table service, tv, wi-fi n Ver-mont Law students and townies alike stop here for everything from burgers to maple-amaretto-glazed duck. $$

Idlewood the Restaurant54 Steel rd., Sharon, 763-5236 n closed: Sun., mon., tues.;

meal: D; full bar n outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, live music n Food is art at this fine Victorian inn and restaurant, owned by two award-winning chefs. Dinner is served in a 100-year-old barn featuring works by local craftspeople. Perfect for weddings. $$

The Inn at Weathersfield1342 route 106, perkinsville, 263-9217 n closed: mon., tues.;

meal: D; full bar n outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, live music n The tavern’s à la carte and tasting menus change weekly to incorporate seasonal, local ingredients such as game birds and mushrooms. $$$$

Keeper’s: A Country Café3685 route 106, reading, 484-9090 n closed: mon.; meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly n There’s a schoolhouse theme at this funky restaurant serving “comfort food with a twist.” Look for n.Y. strip steak and roasted chicken in a sherry-caper reduction. $$$

Madelyn’s Dining Room at Juniper Hill Inn153 pembroke rd., Windsor, 674-5273 n closed: tues., Wed.; meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, dance floor, live music, tv, wi-fi n Dense gardens surround the veranda at this upscale restaurant that artfully accommo-dates dietary considerations. $$$$

Mangowood Restaurant at the Lincoln Inn530 route 4, Woodstock, 457-3312 n closed: Sun., mon.; meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., seasonal, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi

n The chef-owner’s recipes are influ-enced by her Singapore upbringing. Think venison-tenderloin spring rolls and tuna tartare with lychee essence. closed for mud season. $$$

Main Dining Room at the Norwich Inn

325 main St., Norwich, 649-1143 n closed: mon.; meals: B, l, D;

full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n The wine list is 200 bottles strong, and ale is brewed on the premises at this white-tablecloth, firelit country inn. Hearty seasonal fare is sourced from local providers. $$$

The Perfect Pear Café48 S. main St., Bradford, 222-5912 n closed: mon.; meals: l, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table ser-vice, vegan-friendly, pub quiz/trivia, tv, wi-fi n come for casual fine dining in an old grist mill — with exposed stone and wooden beams — over-looking a river. Beer brewed in-house. Sunday dinner in summer. $$

Quechee Inn at Marshland Farm1119 Quechee main St., Quechee, 295-3133 n meal: D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n The dining room in this romantic country inn overlooks the Ottauquechee river. The slow-roasted, crispy duck breast with orange-apricot demi-glace is a best seller. a “supper” menu offers up more casual fare. $$$$

Red Rooster14 The green, Woodstock, 457-1100 n meals: l, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly n There’s a local-cheese list at this inn restaurant that is dedicated to using regional products. Try local pork-loin schnitzel or black-truffle risotto, or go light with a plate of fresh oysters. $$$$

River Tavern at the Hawk Inn & Mountain Inn and Resort

75 Billings rd., plymouth, 672-3362 n meals: B, l, D; full

bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, live music, wi-fi n This inn offers elegant dining with beautiful views. Try the lobster ravioli. in summer, enjoy barbecue and margaritas by the pool. $$$

Simon Pearce Restaurant

1760 Quechee main St., Quechee, 295-1470 n meals:

Bru, l, D; full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n elegant cuisine meets local produce in this old mill along the Ottau-quechee. Sample the horseradish-crusted cod or crispy duck with mango chutney. $$$$

Three Stallion Inn & Restaurant

665 Stock Farm rd., randolph, 728-5575 n

closed: mon.; meal: D; full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, live music, tv, wi-fi n This quaint country inn has two dining options. Lippitt’s restaurant features creative localvore fare. morgan’s Pub serves small and large plates, including grilled-salmon sliders. $$$

Tip Top Café85 N. main St., Suite 100, White river Junction, 295-3312 n closed: Sun., mon.; meals: l, D; full bar n de-livery, gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, live music, wi-fi n This funky café is located in an arts complex. The eclectic menu features dishes such as ginger pork meatloaf and grilled caesar salad. $$

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The Creek House Diner1837 river St., Bethel, 234-9191 n meals: B, l, D; beer & wine n kid-friendly, outdoor seats, salad bar, table service, vegan-friendly n The hand-pressed burgers, bottomless cups of coffee and “Hungry man” breakfast specials attract eaters from all over central Vermont. $

Dixie’s Country Kitchen5868 route 14, Sharon, 763-8721 n meals: B, l, D n cash/check only, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Kids chow on the homemade blueberry pancakes and pies. Grown-ups love the eggs Benedict, seafood and prime rib. Dinner Thursday to Saturday. $

Dixies II302 route 110, chelsea, 685-7802 n meals: B, l, D n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n The women are in charge of this family restaurant in an old brick building that is still heated with a woodstove. The omelettes, burgers and open-faced sandwiches are big sellers. Dinner Friday only. $

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uppEr vallEyKetner’s Second Cup Café17 S. main St., randolph, 728-6678 n meals: B, l, D n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, salad bar, table service, veggie-friendly n “We’ve been cooking up soups, stews and homemade desserts for so long, we hardly need recipes,” says the owner. Hit the soup and salad bar and finish off your meal with the bread pudding or maple-pecan pie. Weekend dinner. $

Polka Dot Diner7 main St., White river Junction, 295-9722 n meals: B, l n cash/check only, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service n You’ll be treated like family at this railroad-themed diner, which serves breakfast all day. Chili is a specialty and is served solo or atop burgers and dogs. Classics like tripe and shepherd’s pie also grace the menu. $

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Sandy’s Drive-inroute 14, Sharon, 763-7625 n meals: l, D n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, seasonal, vegan-friendly n Get a burger for under a dollar, topped any way you like. Freshly battered sea-food is on offer as well as creemees in 55 flavors. $

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Bliss Village Store & Deli158 main St., Bradford, 222-4617 n meals: B, l, D n kid-friendly, veggie-friendly n Locals stop by this village store for lunch specials, homemade soups and sandwiches. The turkey, bacon and Swiss is a big seller. $

Sandy’s Books & Bakery30 N. main St., rochester, 767-4258 n meals: B, l, D; beer

& wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, all-ages shows, live music, wi-fi n Produce comes straight from the garden and everything — from bagels and croissants to spanakopita and gazpacho — is made in-house at this bookstore and café. $

SteakhouSeS/Seafood

Tozier’s Restaurant2678 river St., Bethel, 234-9400 n meals: l, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, seasonal, table service n A rustic dining room seats 120 at this lobster house. The Friday night seafood chowder is all the rage, and the whole clams, haddock and fish ’n’

chips are also popular. Tons of salads, too. Open April through October. $$

traditional

AJ’s Restaurant and Lounge40 Bowling lane, White river Junc-tion, 295-3071 n meal: D n salad bar n Regulars come to this homey eatery for the prime rib. $$

Barnard General Store & Café and Bakery6134 route 12, Barnard, 234-9688 n meals: B, l n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n A 1950s ice cream counter and a woodstove lend this general store/café a rustic feel, but the edibles are modern. Breakfast — served all day — features local chorizo and homemade hash. $

Bentley’s Restaurant3 Elm St., Woodstock, 457-3232 n meals: Bru, l, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, dance floor, live mu-sic, tv, wi-fi n Serving comfort food — think burgers, chunky salads and chili — in a Victorian-inspired dining room for more than 30 years. A lively bar and Sunday brunch. $$$

CJ’s @ Than Wheeler’s Tavern6 S. main St., White river Junction, 280-1810 n meals: l, D, lN; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, darts, karaoke, live music, tv, wi-fi n The “King Ding” wings are famous — get them and five other flavors. The “Cousin Bill” bacon cheeseburger is also a hit. $

Combes Family Inn953 E. lake rd., ludlow, 228-8799 n meal: D; ByoB n good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table ser-vice, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Comfort food and a seven-table dining room make this place feel cozy. Homemade desserts include a dish called “Blue-berry Boy Bait.” Dinner by reservation only. $$$

Dana’s by the Gorge5945 Woodstock rd., White river Junction, 295-6066 n meals: B, l; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, seasonal, table service, vegan-friendly n The food sells swimmingly at this creative spot, just 200 yards from Quechee Gorge. Start the day with Vermont rarebit or fried dough with strawber-ries and cream. $

Eaton’s Sugarhouse Restaurant and Gift Shop5894 route 14, South royalton,

763-8809 n meals: B, l n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n The pancakes are huge, the maple-pecan pie is “killer,” and the turkey for sandwiches is roasted and sliced in-house. Maple syrup and other local specialty food products are for sale in the country store. Closed Wednesday in winter. $

Fire Stones Restaurant6931 Woodstock rd., Quechee, 295-1600 n meals: Bru, l, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, live music, tv n The flatbread is wood fired at this rustic-elegant eatery. Also try pasta dishes, steaks and items cooked on the rotisserie. Live entertainment Friday. Sunday brunch. $$

The Hatchery164 main St., ludlow, 228-2311 n meals: B, l n cash/check only, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n This bustling spot has been serving up hefty breakfasts for 34 years. Try the popular cilantro omelette, with garden-fresh pico de gallo, Grafton Village cheddar, avocado and cilantro pesto. $

Isabell’s Café3052 route 5, East Thetford, 785-4300 n closed: Sun., mon.; meals: B, l n cash/check only, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n Locals frequent this beloved, petite café for homemade pies, hearty breakfasts and warming soups. The bread is baked on premises, and the service is super-friendly. $

Kedron Valley Inn Restaurant & Tavern10671 South rd., South Woodstock, 457-1473 n closed: tues., Wed.; meal: D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, tv, wi-fi n The menu changes with the seasons and features locally sourced products. Dine by the fireplace in winter or on the porch in the warm months. $$$

Mountain Creamery33 central St., Woodstock, 457-1715 n meals: B, l n cash/check only, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, seasonal, table service n The owners grow their own vegetables and raise pigs and beef cattle for their pulled ham and barbecued beef brisket. The apple pie and ice cream are also made from scratch. $

Shepard’s Pie Restaurant5817 Woodstock rd., Quechee, 281-4585 n meals: B, l, D; full bar n banquet room, delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, salad bar, table

service, vegan-friendly, live music, tv, wi-fi n This family-owned eatery specializes in comfort food: eggs and corned-beef hash at breakfast; sand-wiches and burgers at lunch; and fish ’n’ chips, chicken pot pie and steak at dinner. Balance out the molten lava cake with a visit to the salad bar. $$

Spooner’s Bar and Grille21710 maxham meadow Way, Woodstock, 457-4066 n meal: D; full bar n banquet room, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, pool, tv n Bread and a house salad come with every entrée. Get yours with the renowned “Black & Blue Sirloin,” a Cajun steak garnished with blue cheese, bacon and scallions. $$

AsiAn cambodian

Angkor Wat61 pleasant St., Woodstock, 457-9029 n closed: Sun.; meals: l, D; ByoB n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Vermont’s only Cambodian restaurant serves Khmer cuisine, which combines Vietnam-ese, Thai and Indian influences. In an open kitchen, the chef-owner prepares tastings to diners’ specifica-tions. $

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Chan’s House184 main St., Bradford, 222-5474 n meals: l, D; full bar n table service n This fast and friendly, family-run restaurant serves it up Szechuan-style. Try the General Gau’s chicken or the crab Rangoon. $

China Moon 42 Sykes ave., White river Junction, 291-9088 n meals: l, D; beer & wine n all you can eat, good for groups, kid-friendly, salad bar n Hot-and-sour soup, General Tso’s, house-made dumplings and crab legs draw diners to this buffet adjacent to the bus terminal. Prime rib featured on weekends. $

BAkeriesAllechante289 main St., Norwich, 649-2846 n closed: Sun.; meals: B, l n gluten-free opts., outdoor seats, vegan-friendly n This bakery features a selection of prepared foods and gour-met goods. Artisan treats include baguettes and croissant as well as lemon tarts and bread pudding. $

King Arthur Flour Café135 route 5, Norwich, 649-3361 n meals: B, l n outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n The café at King Arthur serves oodles of baked goods. Soups and sandwiches are made daily, and there are coffee drinks, too. $

The Local Buzz142 main St., Bradford, 222-5282 n meals: B, l n delivery,

gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n You can eat breakfast all day long in this cozy café or choose from a range of espresso drinks, baked goodies, or homemade soups and sandwiches. $

BArs, cluBs & puBs brewerieS

Long Trail Brewing Company Visitors Center & Pub5520 route 4, Bridgewater corners, 672-5011 n meal: l; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Sit at rustic picnic tables and nosh on burgers, fries, wings and fresh onion rings. There are always beers on tap, including a seasonal offering. $

pubS

The Hungry Bear Pub & Grill776 lower plain, Bradford, 222-5288 n meals: l, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, tv n Get nachos or surf ’n’ turf with fresh seafood and hand-cut steak. The local crowd digs the relaxed vibe, the six beers on tap and a full range of burgers, including bison and turkey. “Cheesecake Factory” for dessert. $$

Jasper Murdock’s Alehouse

325 main St., Norwich, 649-1143 n meals: l, D; full bar n gluten-free

opts., outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Located inside the Norwich Inn, this alehouse offers its own, award-winning beer as well as upscale pub food. The crab cakes are a big hit. No lunch Monday. $$

Skunk Hollow Tavern12 Brownsville rd., hartland Four cor-ners, 436-2139 n closed: mon., tues.; meal: D; full bar n kid-friendly, table service, live music n Eat in the elegant upstairs dining room or downstairs in the English pub. Either way, you can order casual favorites or fancier fare, including filet mignon. The building dates back to the 1790s. $$

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service, vegan-friendly, live music, tv, wi-fi n This family-owned eatery specializes in comfort food: eggs and corned-beef hash at breakfast; sand-wiches and burgers at lunch; and fish ’n’ chips, chicken pot pie and steak at dinner. Balance out the molten lava cake with a visit to the salad bar. $$

Spooner’s Bar and Grille21710 maxham meadow Way, Woodstock, 457-4066 n meal: D; full bar n banquet room, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, pool, tv n Bread and a house salad come with every entrée. Get yours with the renowned “Black & Blue Sirloin,” a Cajun steak garnished with blue cheese, bacon and scallions. $$

AsiAn Cambodian

Angkor Wat61 Pleasant St., Woodstock, 457-9029 n closed: Sun.; meals: L, D; ByoB n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Vermont’s only Cambodian restaurant serves Khmer cuisine, which combines Vietnam-ese, Thai and Indian influences. In an open kitchen, the chef-owner prepares tastings to diners’ specifica-tions. $

Chinese

Chan’s House184 main St., Bradford, 222-5474 n meals: L, D; full bar n table service n This fast and friendly, family-run restaurant serves it up Szechuan-style. Try the General Gau’s chicken or the crab Rangoon. $

China Moon 42 Sykes ave., White river Junction, 291-9088 n meals: L, D; beer & wine n all you can eat, good for groups, kid-friendly, salad bar n Hot-and-sour soup, General Tso’s, house-made dumplings and crab legs draw diners to this buffet adjacent to the bus terminal. Prime rib featured on weekends. $

BAkeriesAllechante289 main St., Norwich, 649-2846 n closed: Sun.; meals: B, L n gluten-free opts., outdoor seats, vegan-friendly n This bakery features a selection of prepared foods and gour-met goods. Artisan treats include baguettes and croissant as well as lemon tarts and bread pudding. $

King Arthur Flour Café135 route 5, Norwich, 649-3361 n meals: B, L n outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n The café at King Arthur serves oodles of baked goods. Soups and sandwiches are made daily, and there are coffee drinks, too. $

The Local Buzz142 main St., Bradford, 222-5282 n meals: B, L n delivery,

gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n You can eat breakfast all day long in this cozy café or choose from a range of espresso drinks, baked goodies, or homemade soups and sandwiches. $

BArs, cluBs & puBs breweries

Long Trail Brewing Company Visitors Center & Pub5520 route 4, Bridgewater corners, 672-5011 n meal: L; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Sit at rustic picnic tables and nosh on burgers, fries, wings and fresh onion rings. There are always beers on tap, including a seasonal offering. $

Pubs

The Hungry Bear Pub & Grill776 Lower Plain, Bradford, 222-5288 n meals: L, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, tv n Get nachos or surf ’n’ turf with fresh seafood and hand-cut steak. The local crowd digs the relaxed vibe, the six beers on tap and a full range of burgers, including bison and turkey. “Cheesecake Factory” for dessert. $$

Jasper Murdock’s Alehouse

325 main St., Norwich, 649-1143 n meals: L, D; full bar n gluten-free

opts., outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Located inside the Norwich Inn, this alehouse offers its own, award-winning beer as well as upscale pub food. The crab cakes are a big hit. No lunch Monday. $$

Skunk Hollow Tavern12 Brownsville rd., hartland Four cor-ners, 436-2139 n closed: mon., tues.; meal: D; full bar n kid-friendly, table service, live music n Eat in the elegant upstairs dining room or downstairs in the English pub. Either way, you can order casual favorites or fancier fare, including filet mignon. The building dates back to the 1790s. $$

coffee/ TeA Three Bean Café22 Pleasant St., randolph, 728-3533 n closed: Sun.; meals: B, L, D n cash/check only, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, live music n Soups and sand-wiches made with local ingredients are different every day. The crois-sants, muffins and other pastries are homemade. $

The Tuckerbox1 S. main St., White river Junction, 359-4041 n closed: Sun.; meals: B, L n good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Cuddle up on a comfy couch with java from Vermont Coffee Company or White Heron Tea. Early risers can fill their bellies with a “PB&B” — a grilled sandwich of melting peanut butter and crisp bacon. $

Woodbridge Coffeehouse and Web Café531 Woodstock rd., Woodstock, 332-6075 n meals: B, L, D; ByoB n kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, live music, tv, wi-fi n Munch on turkey and Brie panini while surfing the web on a cozy couch. Breakfast is served all day, and dinners include seafood, pasta and burgers. $

eclecTicThe Prince & the Pauper24 Elm St., Woodstock, 457-1818 n meals: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly n This intimate, chef-owned restaurant offers a different prix-fixe deal every night. But the boneless rack of lamb wrapped in puff pastry is always on the menu. $$$$

Woodstock Farmers’ Market

468 Woodstock rd., Woodstock, 457-3658 n closed: mon.; meals:

L, D n kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly n Hot and cold entrées, fresh soups and numerous salads all change daily. But 25 signature sandwiches are menu standards. You can also get specialty products such as chocolate, flowers, imported olive oil and wine. $

euro british/GastroPubs

Limerick Irish Eatery1 Quechee main St., Quechee, 698-3060 n meals: B, L, D n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, outdoor seats,

table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Start the day with boxty or a full Irish breakfast — eggs, rashers, black pudding, tomato and soda bread — or load up on beef and ale stout in the evening. $$

Windsor Station Pub27 Depot ave., Windsor, 674-2052 n closed: Sun., mon.; meals: L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, all-ages shows, live music, tv n Located in the century-old Windsor Station Depot, this gastropub offers more than 100 international beers. Pair one with the Kobe Beef Burger or Rufus Teague Wings. $$$

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H Carpenter & Main (see p. 30)326 main St., Norwich, 649-2922 n closed: mon., tues.; meals: D;

full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly n The menu changes at this chef-owned restaurant, where fresh local ingredients are cooked in the French tradition. Look for casual bistro menu as well as upscale fine dining. $$$

The Parker House Inn & Restaurant1792 Quechee main St., Quechee, 295-6077 n closed: mon., tues.; meals: L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, live music, wi-fi n At this bistro, diners enjoy creative, seasonal French fare, such as bouillabaisse and steak frites. Yankee Magazine called it the “best chef-owned venue in Vermont.” Less expensive bistro menu available. $$$$

iTAliAn/pizzeriAsCockadoodle Pizza Café235 main St., Bethel, 234-9666 n closed: Sun.; meals: L, D; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n The “Bethel Ranch” pizza is a best seller, as is the tuna melt. A basket of toys keeps kids engaged while grown-ups relax with wi-fi in comfy chairs. $

Colatina Exit164 main St., Bradford, 222-9008 n meals: L, D; full bar n delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, live music, tv, wi-fi n The country-style Italian food is both family friendly and candlelit. There are hand-cut steaks, seafood entrées and fresh salads. $$

Osteria Pane e Salute61 central St., Woodstock, 457-4882 n closed: mon., tues.,

Wed.; meal: D; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly n There are only eight tables at this intimate, regional-Italian eatery, where the changing menu features homegrown ingredients and Italian vino. Closed April and November. $$$

Randolph Village Pizza1 S. main St., randolph, 728-9677 n meals: L, D; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n Everything is home-made at this 24-year-old pizza and pasta joint. The pizza comes in lots of varieties, such as vegetarian, Greek and Hawaiian. $

Royalton Village Pizza5789 route 14 , royalton, 763-2800 n meals: L, D; beer & wine n kid-friendly, veggie-friendly n At this pizzeria, “customer requests are always hon-ored.” Try a specialty pie such as Greek, Hawaiian or loaded veggie. $

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Melaza Caribbean Bistro71 central St., Woodstock, 457-7110 n closed: Sun., mon., tues.; meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, dance floor n The Puerto Rican-born chef cooks up Carib-bean tapas and specialties such as seared scallops with a spinach risotto and coconut curry lime sauce. Have a mojito on the terrace in summer. $$$

Route 4 Country Store3699 Woodstock rd., White river Junction, 295-7563 n meals: B, L, D n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Here you can pick up wheels of local cheese with your coffee, overstuffed sandwiches, fresh lasagna, pies and housemade chocolate. A selection of Vermont wines and craft beers round out the offerings. $

Trap Door Bakehouse & Cafe176 Waterman hill rd., Quechee, 698-8075 n closed: mon., tues.; meals: B, L n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Croissants and bread are baked each morning at this stately café. Try a panini on fresh ciabatta, homemade soup or organic Kahwa coffee. $

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Table 2424 Wales Street, Rutland, 775-2424

Off the fast-food strip in downtown Rutland, the incongruous Table 24 is a multicultural oasis. With its wide-plank floors, beamed ceilings and sunset-red walls, the welcoming eatery looks like a mashup of Provençal bistro, Mexican cantina and Texas roadhouse.

The fare is similarly inspired: global comfort food. Table 24’s signature appetizer, for instance, is Jerk Chicken Fondue — chunks of white chicken marinated in a papaya-mustard-cilantro-scallion-peppercorn paste, then grilled and piled on a plate alongside sourdough croutons, apple slivers and a cup of velvety melted Gouda.

“In order to succeed, you need to be all things to all people,” says chef-owner Stephen Sawyer, who worked at restos all over the American West before coming home to Rutland three years ago to open his own place. First thing he did was build a wood-fired grill. “It allows us to do a lot of fun stuff,” Sawyer says.

Even the American classics are delivered with more, well, spice. “Joyce’s Meatloaf,” for instance, is made of ground veal, wild mushrooms and a balsamic glaze. The mac ’n’ cheese is smothered in no less than five cheeses, including Cabot cheddar.

You’re guaranteed not to leave hungry after a hulking pork tenderloin covered in blueberry barbecue sauce or a moist rotisserie chicken on a pile of garlic mashed potatoes.

Baby back ribs, grilled rib eye and pan-seared fish are among the other entrée options.

Sawyer initially envisioned a wine bar but wasn’t sure if it would fly in Rutland. He settled for an extensive wine list — with 19 available by the glass — and 15 beers on tap. Killington skiers seem to get it. They’re packed in on winter weekends, sipping and sampling appetizers such as duck risotto fritters and seared ahi tuna.

American food isn’t what it used to be.

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TABLE 2424 Wales Street, Rutland, 775-2424

Off the fast-food strip in downtown Rutland, the incongruous Table 24 is a multicultural oasis. With its wide-plank fl oors, beamed ceilings and sunset-red walls, the welcoming eatery looks like a mashup of Provençal bistro, Mexican cantina and Texas roadhouse.

� e fare is similarly inspired: global comfort food. Table 24’s signature appetizer, for instance, is Jerk Chicken Fondue — chunks of white chicken marinated in a papaya-mustard-cilantro-scallion-peppercorn paste, then grilled and piled on a plate alongside sourdough croutons, apple slivers and a cup of velvety melted Gouda.

“In order to succeed, you need to be all things to all people,” says chef-owner Stephen Sawyer, who worked at restos all over the American West before coming home to Rutland three years ago to open his own place. First thing he did was build a wood-fi red grill. “It allows us to do a lot of fun stuff,” Sawyer says.

Even the American classics are delivered with more, well, spice. Joyce’s Meatloaf, for instance, is made of ground veal, wild mushrooms and a balsamic glaze. � e mac ’n’ cheese is smothered in no less than fi ve cheeses, including Cabot cheddar.

You’re guaranteed not to leave hungry after a hulking pork tenderloin covered in blueberry barbecue sauce or a moist rotisserie chicken on a pile of garlic mashed potatoes.

Baby back ribs, grilled rib eye and pan-seared fi sh are among the other entrée options.

Sawyer initially envisioned a wine bar but wasn’t sure if it would fl y in Rutland. He settled for an extensive wine list — with 19 available by the glass — and 15 beers on tap. Killington skiers seem to get it. � ey’re packed in on winter weekends, sipping and sampling appetizers such as duck risotto fritters and seared ahi tuna.

American food isn’t what it used to be.

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Vermont Soup and Sandwich of Brandon 11 conant Sq., Brandon, 247-9622 n meals: l, D n delivery, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly n This local sandwich company comes up with some interesting combos. Try the popular “Patriot,” with turkey, stuffing and cranberry sauce. $

SteakhouSeS/Seafood

Paynter’s Restaurant and the Centre Stage Lounge at Holiday Inn476 route 7, rutland, 775-1911 n meals: B, l, D; full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, tv n You can get prime rib, broiled salmon, burgers and sandwiches at this steakhouse. Lunch served Tues-day, Wednesday and Thursday. $$

The Saltwater Cowboy209 N. main St., rutland, 773-6060 n closed: Sun., mon.; meals: l, D n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service n The décor is reminiscent of Maine or the Cape, and fresh seafood is trucked up from Boston every day.

AmericAnBarBecue/Soul food

The Back Behind Restaurant & Barbecue Smokehouse routes 4 and 100, Killington, 422-9907 n closed: tues., Wed.; meals: B, l, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, seasonal, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Everything is home-made, from Kansas City-style ribs and pulled pork to gelato and breadsticks. There’s also a fine-dining menu, which can be enjoyed beside a waterfall. Breakfast and lunch on weekends. $$$

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Birch Ridge Inn37 Butler rd., Killington, 422-4293 n closed: mon., tues.; meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Visitors to this country inn pass through a covered bridge. On the other side: fine dining in an intimate setting. Try the lamb dishes. $$$

Choices Restaurant and Rotisserie

2820 Killington rd., Killington, 422-4030 n meals: Bru, D, lN; full

bar n kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n There’s an extensive menu — with lots of seafood, steak and homemade pasta — at this casual but elegant eatery with great mountain views. Closed Monday and Tuesday in summer. Sunday brunch in winter. $$$

Heli’s at the Mountainview Lodge5654 route 4, mendon, 773-4311 n closed: mon., tues.; meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Sample upscale or pub food near the stone fireplace or on the deck overlooking Pico Mountain. The chef is famous for complex French flavors. $$

Hemingway’s Restaurant 4988 route 4, Killington, 422-3886 n closed: mon., tues., Wed., Thur.; meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly n You can dine in the rustic wine cellar, under chandeliers in the elegant main room or in a cozy back room with a fireplace. Multicourse and wine-tasting menus available. $$$$

Ovations Restaurant at the Killington Grand

228 E. mountain rd., Killington, 422-6111 n meals: B, D; full bar n

banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., seasonal, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n The spacious dining room sports white linens, but the fare ranges from burgers to filet mignon. $$$

The Red Clover Inn & Restaurant7 Woodward Dr., mendon, 775-2290 n closed: tues., Wed.; meal: D; full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, live mu-sic n The dining room at this romantic country inn serves dishes such as steak with roasted-garlic-oxtail ravioli. The relaxed tavern offers roasted-corn-and-mushroom risotto. $$$

Roots the Restaurant51 Wales St., rutland, 747-7414 n closed: mon.; meals: l, D; full bar

n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly n A physician opened this localvore restaurant to connect diners with fresh, healthy food. Try the baked Neshobe Farm emu. $$

Sissy’s Kitchen10 West St., middletown Springs, 235-2000 n closed: mon., tues.; meals: B, l, D n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Once chef-owner of the Dorset Inn, Sissy Hicks crafts cuisine from local ingredients. Stop in for trout and eggs, the ploughman’s lunch, or homemade pastries. $

H Table 24 Restaurant (see p. 36)

24 Wales St., rutland, 775-2424 n closed: Sun.; meals: l, D; full bar

n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, tv n The wood-fired grill and rotisserie are the centerpiece of this eatery serving upscale comfort food. Save room for fresh banana-cream pie. $$$

The Vermont Inn69 route 4, mendon, 775-0708 n closed: tues., Wed.; meal: D; full

bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n This cozy restaurant has a big stone fireplace and table linens. Diners clamor for the herbed rack of lamb and traditional turkey dinner. $$$

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Birdseye Diner590 main St., castleton, 486-5817 n meals: B, l, D; beer &

wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This fully restored 1940s Silk City diner mixes classic diner fare with more upscale dishes. $

JR’s Eatery4601 route 7, Pittsford, 483-2348 n meals: B, l, D n cash/check only, table service n A traditional family diner serves breakfast all day, and the pies and muffins are homemade. $

Mary’s Café458 main St., West rutland, 438-2422 n meals: B, l n cash/check only, kid-friendly, table service n This country diner serves daily specials: chicken and biscuits on Monday; meatloaf on Wednesday. Berry-and-cream pie every day. $

Midway Diner120 S. main St., rutland, 775-9901 n meals: B, l; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n Open since 1948, this old-time eatery serves omelettes, burgers and daily specials. $

Sheri’s Diner — Home of Plan-It Sheri Catering

25 center St., Brandon, 465-8284 n closed: tues.; meals: B, l, D n

gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Fine-dining chef Sheri Sullivan prepares “comfort food at its best” at this localvore diner. Breakfast is served all day. Dinner Friday. $

Snack BarS/cartS

Roxie’s Snack Bar175 S. main St., rutland, 468-2800 n meals: l, D n kid-friendly, outdoor seats, seasonal, veggie-friendly n This seasonal creemee stand has been in the family for around 50 years. The hand-cut French fries are a steady seller, and the homemade relish is popular, too. $

Village Snackbar389 West St., rutland, 855-8781 n meals: l, D; ByoB n kid-friendly, out-door seats, seasonal, veggie-friendly n Choose from fresh seafood, custom burgers or foot-long hotdogs at this seasonal snack bar and creemee stand. Open March through October. $

Soup ’n’ Sandwich

Castleton Pizza Place & Deli575 main St., castleton, 468-2911 n meals: l, D; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, tv n The pizza and sandwich offerings are classic, and the former’s dough is made from scratch. Enjoy a meal in the styl-ish dining room or stop by for a shot of espresso. $

Connick’s Sandwich Shop24 terrill St., rutland, 747-4800 n closed: Sun.; meal: l n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly n Don’t miss the popular pork sandwich with hickory-flavored barbecue sauce and provolone cheese. Also check out the award-winning daily specials, soups and homemade desserts. $

Constantino’s Italian Imports10 terrill St., rutland, 747-0777 n closed: Sun.; meal: l; beer & wine n veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This Italian grocery — which sells pasta, wine, cheese and a variety of deli meats — also offers Italian specialties for lunch. Get a substantial sandwich or one of many pasta salads, or try the killer chicken Parm. $

Gill’s Delicatessen68 Strongs ave., rutland, 773-7414 n closed: Sun.; meals: l, D n cash/check only, delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, vegan-friendly n This popular deli offers crabmeat grinders and other hefty sandwiches on homemade rolls. $

Sandwich Shoppe62 merchants row, rutland, 773-2580 n closed: Sun.; meals: B, l n cash/check only, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly n There are more than 160 different items on the menu. Try the turkey, swiss and dill sandwich. $

Vermont Bagel Café in Olivia’s Market199 Stratton rd., rutland, 775-1144 n meals: B, l, D; beer & wine n delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, salad bar, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, tv n This café, where it’s “more than just a bagel,” serves up homemade soups, salads and sandwiches. Pies and pastries are also made on-site. $

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Vermont Soup and Sandwich of Brandon 11 conant Sq., Brandon, 247-9622 n meals: L, D n delivery, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly n This local sandwich company comes up with some interesting combos. Try the popular “Patriot,” with turkey, stuffing and cranberry sauce. $

SteakhouSeS/Seafood

Paynter’s Restaurant and the Centre Stage Lounge at Holiday Inn476 route 7, rutland, 775-1911 n meals: B, L, D; full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, tv n You can get prime rib, broiled salmon, burgers and sandwiches at this steakhouse. Lunch served Tues-day, Wednesday and Thursday. $$

The Saltwater Cowboy209 N. main St., rutland, 773-6060 n closed: Sun., mon.; meals: L, D n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service n The décor is reminiscent of Maine or the Cape, and fresh seafood is trucked up from Boston every day.

Affordable faves include fish ’n’ chips and clam chowder. $

Sirloin Saloon200 S. main St., rutland, 773-7900 n meals: L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, salad bar, table service, veggie-friendly n This steakhouse has a motto: “Serving you steak, seafood and smiles.” Try the house favorite — teriyaki sirloin with a side of sautéed mushrooms. $$

South Station Restaurant170 S. main St., rutland, 775-1736 n meals: Bru, L, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, salad bar, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, live music, tv n This is a reason-ably priced, chef-owned restaurant located in a historic, turn-of-the century trolley barn. The desserts are all made in-house. $$

The Wobbly Barn Steakhouse

2229 Killington rd., Killington, 422-6171 n meals: D, LN; full bar

n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, salad bar, seasonal, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, dance floor, live music, tv n Open from Halloween to Easter, this

steakhouse is a Killington mainstay. The “world-famous soup, salad and bread bar” comes with all entrées, including hand-cut, aged steaks and prime rib. $$$$

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Back to Vermont Pub158 main St., Poultney, 287-4064 n closed: Sun., mon.; meal: D; full bar n cash/check only, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, darts, live music, games, pool, tv n Customers choose from a selection of 20 beers on tap, including local microbrews and British ales. Dinner ranges from hamburgers to prime rib and king crab. $

Blanche and Bill’s Pancake House586 route 4, Bridgewater corners, 422-3816 n closed: tues., Wed.; meals: Bru, L n kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n Choose from 30 specials that combine homemade pancakes, waffles and French toast with eggs, potatoes and breakfast meats. $

Cattails Restaurant2146 route 7, Brandon, 247-9300 n meals: B, L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly n This cozy eatery caters to couples, families and snowmobilers. Try the barbecued ribs or fish ’n’ chips. Breakfast only on weekends. $$

Clem & Company3 center St., rutland, 747-3340 n meals: B, L n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This homestyle eatery cooks up quiche, omelettes, homemade corned-beef hash and sandwiches. $

Grist Mill Restaurant & Lounge200 Killington rd., Killington, 422-3970 n meals: L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, dance floor, live music, games, pool, tv n There are two menus here: one features pub fare; the other, classic American entrées with local flair. $$$

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Castleton Pizza Place & Deli575 main St., castleton, 468-2911 n meals: L, D; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, tv n The pizza and sandwich offerings are classic, and the former’s dough is made from scratch. Enjoy a meal in the styl-ish dining room or stop by for a shot of espresso. $

Connick’s Sandwich Shop24 terrill St., rutland, 747-4800 n closed: Sun.; meal: L n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly n Don’t miss the popular pork sandwich with hickory-flavored barbecue sauce and provolone cheese. Also check out the award-winning daily specials, soups and homemade desserts. $

Constantino’s Italian Imports10 terrill St., rutland, 747-0777 n closed: Sun.; meal: L; beer & wine n veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This italian grocery — which sells pasta, wine, cheese and a variety of deli meats — also offers italian specialties for lunch. Get a substantial sandwich or one of many pasta salads, or try the killer chicken Parm. $

Gill’s Delicatessen68 Strongs ave., rutland, 773-7414 n closed: Sun.; meals: L, D n cash/check only, delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, vegan-friendly n This popular deli offers crabmeat grinders and other hefty sandwiches on homemade rolls. $

Sandwich Shoppe62 merchants row, rutland, 773-2580 n closed: Sun.; meals: B, L n cash/check only, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly n There are more than 160 different items on the menu. Try the turkey, swiss and dill sandwich. $

Vermont Bagel Café in Olivia’s Market199 Stratton rd., rutland, 775-1144 n meals: B, L, D; beer & wine n delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, salad bar, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, tv n This café, where it’s “more than just a bagel,” serves up homemade soups, salads and sandwiches. Pies and pastries are also made on-site. $

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rutlaND arEaThe Inside Scoop22 Park St., Brandon, 247-6600 n good for groups, kid-friendly, out-door seats, seasonal, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n This old-fashioned ice cream parlor and soda fountain serves sundaes, shakes, malts, smoothies and floats. Find antiques and retro candy bars. Closed on Tuesday in winter. $

Patricia’s Restaurant, a.k.a. Sully’s Place18-20 center St., Brandon, 247-3223 n meals: Bru, l, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, karaoke n From spaghetti to baked haddock, this restaurant has a varied menu and an outdoor theme. Duck decoys and taxidermy abound. $$

Perry’s Main Street Eatery253 main St., Poultney, 287-5188 n meals: B, l, D n kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Owners Walt and Donna Perry strive to maintain a comfortable atmosphere here. Home-cooked food includes chicken and biscuits and mac ’n’ cheese. $$

Rutland Restaurant & Burnham Hollow Pies55-57 merchants row, rutland, 775-7447 n closed: Sun.; meals: B, l, D; full bar n cash/check only, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, tv n The restaurant dates back to 1917, but the current owner serves American food with Mediterranean flair. Try the Greek pastries, pot pies and quiches.$$

Seward Family Restaurant224 N. main St., rutland, 773-2738 n meals: B, l, D n kid-friendly, table service n There’s classic American fare, but ice cream is the reason to come to this Rutland landmark. Flavors from black raspberry to bubblegum are made on-site, year-round. $

Sugar and Spice43 route 4, mendon, 773-7832 n meals: B, l n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table ser-vice, veggie-friendly n Maple syrup is made on the premises at this gift shop and restaurant, styled to look like an old barn. Pumpkin pancakes keep ’em coming, and waffles with ice cream are served as an entrée! $

Sweet Caroline’s100 main St., West rutland, 438-5696 n meals: B, l, D; full bar n all you can eat, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service n In a Rutland poll, this family dining spot was twice voted “Best Casual Restaurant.” Prime rib and turkey dinners are popular. Breakfast served on weekends. $

Tapas Restaurant & Tavern128 merchants row, rutland, 775-1550 n closed: Sun., mon.; meals: l, D; full bar n kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, live music, games, pub quiz/trivia, tv n The “Portobello Mushroom à la Tapas” is a house favorite at this Caribbean-themed restaurant. Occasional live music, trivia nights and tarot-card readings enliven the proceedings. $$

The Yellow Deli23 center St., rutland, 775-9800 n closed: Sat., Sun.; meals: l, D n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Set in a rustic wooden building, this health-conscious restaurant is run by the spiritual Twelve Tribes com-munity. Get wholesome sandwiches on homemade breads; there’s also a full maté and coffee bar. No dinner Friday. $

AsiAn Chinese

Li’s Chinese Restaurant34 conant Sq., Brandon, 247-8818 n meals: l, D n Get your lo mein to go, or eat it right here. The roast pork and “Happy Family” dishes are also popular. $

Number One Chinese Restaurant159 S. main St., rutland, 775-9955 n meals: l, D n The General Tso’s is a big hit here. Open daily from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. $

Orient Taste ExpressDiamond run mall, rutland, 773-0622 n meals: l, D n veggie-friendly n The boneless spareribs are a big seller at this mall restaurant. $

Rutland Buffet26 rutland Shopping Plaza, rutland, 775-4717 n meals: l, D n all you can eat, table service n At this buffet-style Chinese restaurant, chicken and seafood dishes are popular. $

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Jia Indian Restaurant377 West St., rutland, 773-0066 n closed: Sun.; meals: B, l, D n kid-friendly, vegan-friendly n Chicken tikka masala and shahi paneer korma are among the most popular dishes at this restaurant inside a gas sta-tion. $

Japanese

Tokyo House106 West St., rutland, 786-8080 n meals: l, D; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n A variety of Japa-nese dishes — including sushi and teriyaki — is available. $$

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New Shanghai and Tokyo Restaurant271 N. main St., rutland, 786-8088 n meals: l, D n all you can eat, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n The owners of this restau-rant are from Shanghai, but they also serve sushi. The pork fried rice and egg-roll combo is popular. $

Sushi Yoshi1807 Killington rd., Killington, 422-4241 n meals: l, D; full bar n delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, seasonal, table service, vegan-friendly n The extensive menu is chock-full of Chinese and Japanese delights, including hibachi. There’s lots of maki, such as the “Phishfood Roll” with yellowtail, spicy mayo, avocado and roe. Closed in summer. $$

BAkeriesGourmet Provence37 center St., Brandon, 247-3002 n meals: B, l n kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n There are a few tables in this bakery, wine store and gift shop — an outgrowth of nearby Café Provence. The breads, quiches and pastries are homemade daily, as are the sandwiches, soups and salads. Closed on Sunday in winter. $

BArs, cluBs & PuBs Bars

Magoo’s52 Strongs ave., rutland, 773-9839 n full bar n cash/check only, good for groups, outdoor seats, darts, other games, pool, tv n Locals unwind at this workingman’s bar. It’s noted for sports, but there’s a jukebox, too.

Two Shea’s34 Wales St., rutland, 773-6668 n full bar n good for groups, outdoor seats, darts, games, pool, pub quiz/trivia, tv n This downtown neighbor-hood bar also has a deck.

nightCluBs

Pickle Barrel Nightclub1741 Killington rd., Killington, 422-3035 n full bar n good for groups, table service, all-ages shows, dance floor, live music, tv, cover n With four bars and weekend live shows, this club has kept Killington rocking for more than 30 years. Skiers and ’ boarders are the main clientele, so summer shows are sporadic.

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CJ Suds South174 S. main St., rutland, 775-3775 n meals: l, D, lN; full bar n good for groups, outdoor seats, table service, dance floor, darts, games, pool, tv n Bikers are welcome at this local road-house serving rib-eye steaks and, of course, lots of beer. $

The Inn at the Long Trail709 route 4, Killington, 775-7181 n meals: l, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, seasonal, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, darts, live music, tv n Hearty Irish and American fare warms up skiers and hikers in a dining room built around a massive boulder. Closed April to June. $

Jax Food & Games 1667 Killington rd, Killington, 422-5334 n meals: D, lN; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly wi-fi, all-ages shows, dance floor, live music, games, pool, tv, some-times cover n The eatery bills itself as “local-friendly,” with some of the lowest food prices in the area. Kids’ meals are only $5. $

Jilly’s Sports Bar24 merchants row, rutland, 775-6919 n meals: l, D, lN; full bar n good for groups, table service, dance floor, darts, karaoke, live music, pool, tv, sometimes cover n This sports bar claims to have the cheapest drinks in town. Try the “Fat Bitch” — a chees-esteak with mozzarella sticks, chicken fingers, onion rings and French fries mixed in with the meat. $

The Mountain Top Inn & Resort

195 mountain top rd., chittenden, 483-2311 n meals: B,

l, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, pool, tv n Equestrians and snowmobilers stop at this restaurant with sweeping mountain and lake views. It won a 2010 Wine Spectator award, but diners are just as likely to stop in for burgers and brews. $$$

coffee/ TeA Clem’s Café101-103 merchants row, rutland, 775-3337 n meal: l n kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, all-ages shows, tv n The coffee is dark, and the food is light at this coffee shop. Soup, salads and sandwich wraps are avail-able until 5 p.m. on weekdays. $

Gene’s Beans46 Diamond run mall Pl., rutland, 773-0409 n meals: B, l, D n kid-friend-ly, table service n Don’t let the mall kiosk fool you. Gene serves over 20 kinds of fresh-roasted coffee, including his own custom blends. $

Java News88 merchants row, rutland, 775-6225 n closed: Sat., Sun.; meals: B, l n cash/check only, kid-friendly, vegan-friendly, veggie-friendly n This grab-and-go coffee shop serves nearly three dozen flavors of coffee — includ-ing blueberry and coconut — as well as sandwiches and salads. $

eclecTicLittle Harry’s121 West St., rutland, 747-4848 n meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly n ”An oasis for the passionate appetite” is the slogan at this open-minded restaurant in the heart of downtown Rutland. It has everything from Thai to American cuisine, served in a casual, cozy atmosphere. $$

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Jilly’s Sports Bar24 merchants row, rutland, 775-6919 n meals: L, D, LN; full bar n good for groups, table service, dance floor, darts, karaoke, live music, pool, tv, sometimes cover n This sports bar claims to have the cheapest drinks in town. Try the “Fat Bitch” — a chees-esteak with mozzarella sticks, chicken fingers, onion rings and French fries mixed in with the meat. $

The Mountain Top Inn & Resort

195 mountain top rd., chittenden, 483-2311 n meals: B,

L, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, pool, tv n Equestrians and snowmobilers stop at this restaurant with sweeping mountain and lake views. It won a 2010 Wine Spectator award, but diners are just as likely to stop in for burgers and brews. $$$

Coffee/ Tea Clem’s Café101-103 merchants row, rutland, 775-3337 n meal: L n kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, all-ages shows, tv n The coffee is dark, and the food is light at this coffee shop. Soup, salads and sandwich wraps are avail-able until 5 p.m. on weekdays. $

Gene’s Beans46 Diamond run mall Pl., rutland, 773-0409 n meals: B, L, D n kid-friend-ly, table service n Don’t let the mall kiosk fool you. Gene serves over 20 kinds of fresh-roasted coffee, including his own custom blends. $

Java News88 merchants row, rutland, 775-6225 n closed: Sat., Sun.; meals: B, L n cash/check only, kid-friendly, vegan-friendly, veggie-friendly n This grab-and-go coffee shop serves nearly three dozen flavors of coffee — includ-ing blueberry and coconut — as well as sandwiches and salads. $

eCleCTiCLittle Harry’s121 West St., rutland, 747-4848 n meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly n ”An oasis for the passionate appetite” is the slogan at this open-minded restaurant in the heart of downtown Rutland. It has everything from Thai to American cuisine, served in a casual, cozy atmosphere. $$

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The Countryman’s Pleasure

3 town Line rd., mendon, 773-7141 n closed: Sun., mon.;

meal: D; full bar n kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n Dine by candlelight in an 1824 colonial farmhouse. Fine food from Austria and Germany is supplemented by American offerings. $$$

French

Café Provence11 center St., Brandon, 247-9997 n meals: Bru, L, D;

full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly n This spacious French restaurant is run by former New England Culinary Institute chef Robert Barral. Closed on Monday in winter. $$$

MediterrAneAn/Greek

Fair Haven Inn Restaurant5 adams St., Fair haven, 265-4907 n meals: L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n The website refers to this inn’s cooks as “poets of fish.” The owner says that their calamari “makes the Olympus gods blush.” $$$

iTalian/Pizzerias A Crust Above215 Woodstock ave., rutland, 747-4700 n meals: L, D; beer & wine n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n Let the kids play while you enjoy one of 21 kinds of gourmet pizza. “Wild Willy’s Red Potato Pie” combines sour cream, sliced red potatoes, bacon, broccoli and cheddar. $

Blue Cat Bistro575 main St., castleton, 468-2791 n closed: Sun., mon.; meals: L, D;

beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, tv n There’s fresh artichoke soup and broccoli rabe on the menu, but diners seeking casual fare can also nosh on mozzarella sticks or pork chops with fries. $$

Brandon House of Pizza33 center St., Brandon, 247-8177 n meals: L, D n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friend-ly, wi-fi n This family-owned restaurant has kept mouths watering for more than 20 years. Try the Greek pizza. $

The Garlic1724 Killington rd., Killington, 422-5055 n meal: D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly, tv n Linguine with puttanesca sauce — chunks of tomato, capers and olives — is a signature dish. The bar draws an over-30 crowd for fancy ’tinis and tapas. $$$

Omega Pizza144 grove St., rutland, 747-6969 n meals: L, D n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friend-ly, wi-fi n This family-owned restaurant serves a variety of pies, both Greek and Italian. Try the souvlaki-style mari-nated chicken and Greek pizza. $

The Palms Restaurant36 Strongs ave., rutland, 773-2367 n closed: Sun.; meal: D; full bar n ban-quet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, tv n The Sabataso family runs this eatery — a Rutland-area tradition since 1933. Try the Neapolitan pizza or the nightly gourmet specials. $$

Poultney House of Pizza245 main St., Poultney, 287-9439 n closed: mon.; meal: L, D n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly n The hot-wing and barbecue-chicken pizzas are popular at this fast and friendly pizzeria. $

Ramunto’s Sicilian Pizza102 Strongs ave., rutland, 747-9980 n meals: L, D n delivery, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly n This Sicilian pizzeria fires up a lot of “Garlic-Knot Pizza,” named for its garlic and Parmesan dough. Pies are hand-tossed right in front of you. $

Sabby’s Pasta House & Sports Lounge31-33 center St., rutland, 773-4342 n closed: Sun.; meals: L, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n People just keep coming back to this family-oriented, sports-themed restaurant. The atmosphere is casual and comfortable, and the sauces and soups are homemade and fresh. $$

Sal’s Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria148 West St., rutland, 775-3360 n closed: mon.; meals: L, D; beer & wine n delivery, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n This old-time Italian restaurant has a number of special-ties, including shrimp and scallops in a spicy red clam sauce served over linguine. $$

Ted’s Pizza Shop91 State St., rutland, 773-6368 n This Rutland landmark is known for its unbeatable prices. A plate of spaghetti and meatballs goes for $6.75. Salad is $3. $

Three Tomatoes Trattoria88 merchants row, rutland, 747-7747 n meal: D; full bar n

good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n Locals gather at this rustic Italian restaurant to watch thin-crust pizza, baked pasta and roasted meats emerge from the wood-fired oven. $$

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Ana’s Empanadas54 Strongs ave., rutland, 342-2083 n closed: Sun., mon.; meals: L, D n good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friend-ly n This bake shop uses no hydroge-nated fats or oils in its empanadas. All the picante pies, including the popular “Buenos Aires Beef,” are made with locally raised meats. $

Izapa Burrito Bar30 Evelyn St., rutland, 774-1001 n closed: Sat., Sun.; meal: L n cash/check only, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly n This little purple building is a fun oasis in downtown Rutland. The “sweet heat” chicken and chorizo burrito is a favorite, as is the ice cream. $

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Dinner and Sunday Breakfast Our on-site organic farm

offers morning tours at 10:00

Cozy Overnight B&B Lodging Hands-on Cooking Classes Wine and Beer Pairing Dinners Music & Dancing in the Red Barn

1868 North 116 Road, Bristol, VT 05443 802-453-2432

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Dinner and Sunday Breakfast Our on-site organic farm

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1868 North 116 Road, Bristol, VT 05443 802-453-2432

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Dinner and Sunday Breakfast Our on-site organic farm

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1868 North 116 Road, Bristol, VT 05443 802-453-2432

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From our Farm.

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Dinner and Sunday Breakfast Our on-site organic farm

offers morning tours at 10:00

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1868 North 116 Road, Bristol, VT 05443 802-453-2432

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TourTerelle3629 Route 7, New Haven, 453-6309

You could say there’s a “French spot” along Route 7 between Middlebury and Ferrisburgh. For years, Christophe Lissarrague served up spectacular French fare in Vergennes. To the south, Roland Gaujac used to cook at the 1796 House, a longtime landmark along Vermont’s western corridor.

Roland’s Place is now Tourterelle — French for “turtledove” — where Bill and Christine Snell are carrying on the Gallic gourmet tradition. The American chef and his Breton wife left Brooklyn in 2009 to open a little place in Vermont. They’ve since established relationships with local farmers and are cooking up Vermont products using rustic French techniques.

The elegant setting has France written all over it. Photos of Loire Valley cathedrals adorn the walls, and Christine, who runs the front of the house, directs her staff with a heavy ... accent.

Ready to eat? The vegetarian tartiflette is a good place to start — or you can have it as a main course. It’s filled with seasonal vegetables and potatoes from local farms, then baked with slices of reblochon cheese. The fromage melts over the vegetables to create a country version of pommes de terre au gratin.

In winter, the menu is all about hearty stews. The bean stew — cassoulet — is slowly cooked with ham hocks before a veritable mixed grill of garlicky sausage, duck confit and braised lamb is added to the mix. Boozy-tasting boeuf bourguignon, served with crispy polenta on top, melts in the mouth. Year round, Tourterelle’s signature dish is its unconventional bouillabaisse, a fish stew with a base of Thai red curry and a side of saffron aioli.

At dessert, Bill marries American tastes with French in his chocolate-chip bread pudding. The tender pastry is topped with housemade chunky peanut ice cream and sits in a pool of caramel sauce like an enlightened Snickers bar.

Like almost everything on Tourterelle’s menu, it’s a pleasing blend of Old World and New.

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• Espresso Bar

• Fresh Baked Goods & Pastries

• Locally Roasted Coffee

• Unique Local Products

• Seasonal Outdoor Seating

• Catering Available

Open 7 Days a Week221 Main Street • Vergennes

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OPEN 11:30AM-2AM DAILY • 86 MAIN STREET, MIDDLEBURY, VT388.0002 • WWW.TWOBROTHERSTAVERN.COM

Charismatic, charming and family-owned, Two Brothers Tavern is an essential Vermont dining experience – whether you’re seeking an elegant entrée, casual cuisine or live entertainment.

An affordable menu features homemade items made from farm-fresh produce and locally raised meats. Visit us for lunch, dinner, late-night bites, live entertainment in our lower-level lounge.

Lunch • Dinner • Entertainment • Private Functions • Catering

OPEN 11:30AM-2AM DAILY • 86 MAIN STREET, MIDDLEBURY, VT388.0002 • WWW.TWOBROTHERSTAVERN.COM

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Almost Home28 North St., Bristol, 453-5775 n closed: Sun.; meals: B, Bru, l, D n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, vegan-friendly n This country store/market offers take-home meals, salads, soups and a wide assortment of pastries. There’s also an espresso bar, fine wine and beer. $

The Main Dining Room at the Basin Harbor Club

4800 Basin harbor rd., vergennes, 475-2311 n meals: D;

full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., seasonal, table service, vegan-friendly, dance floor, live music, wi-fi n Enjoy in-season dinners with a lake view from June to October. Coats and ties are required during July and August. Dancing Friday night. $$$$

Black Sheep Bistro253 main St., vergennes, 877-9991 n meal: D; full bar n

gluten-free opts., good for groups, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly n Seven Days readers voted this romantic bistro “the best place to have dinner outside Chittenden County if you’re paying.” All entrées are $19. Enjoy al fresco dining on the patio in summer-time. $$

Blueberry Hill Inn1307 goshen ripton rd., goshen, 247-6735 n meal: D;

ByoB n gluten-free opts., reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n The stone fireplace and candlelit dinners are draws at this elegant country inn. The four-course, prix-fixe menu changes nightly. Reservations required for 7 p.m. sitting. Closed in April and November. $$$$$

The Bobcat Café & Brewery

5 main St., Bristol, 453-3311 n meal: D; full bar n gluten-free

opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly n This community-based café dishes out contemporary comfort food, much of which originates on Vermont farms. There are a dozen house-brewed beers on tap. $$

Grapevine Grill2369 route 7, middlebury, 382-8646 n closed: Sun., mon.; meals: l, D n gluten-free opts., vegan-friendly n Pick up a lobster-tail-and-beef-ten-derloin dinner at this upscale place. Wine is a specialty, too. $$

Jackson’s on the River7 Bakery ln., middlebury, 388-4182 n meals: l, D; full bar

n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly n Casual, elegant cuisine is the rule at this scenic restaurant overlooking Otter Creek. Half the menu is vegetarian, with creative choices such as poblano peppers stuffed with goat cheese and pine nuts. Closed one day a week in winter. $$

Jessica’s at Swift House Inn

25 Stewart ln., middlebury, 388-9925 n closed: mon., tues.;

meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n The menu at this 190-year-old mansion ranges from Mediterranean to traditional Vermont. $$$

Mary’s Restaurant at the Inn at Baldwin Creek

1868 route 116, Bristol, 453-2432 n closed: mon.,

tues.; meals: B, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, games, sometimes cover n Chef-owner Doug Mack operates out of a 200-year-old farmhouse with an extensive kitchen garden. His garlic soup is renowned. Breakfast on Sunday. $$$

Morgan’s Tavern at the Middlebury Inn

14 court Square, middlebury, 388-4961 n

meals: B, l, D; full bar n banquet room, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Experience classic New England cuisine prepared with fresh ingredients. Come for breakfast, lunch, dinner or afternoon tea. $$

The Red Mill at Basin Harbor Club

4800 Basin harbor rd., vergennes, 475-2317 n meals: l,

D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., seasonal, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, dance floor, darts, , games, live music, tv n Originally a 19th-century sawmill, this historic building now hosts a seasonal, full-service restaurant. The eclectic menu features updated bistro classics and lighter fare such as burgers, seafood and salads. $$$

Starry Night Café5371 route 7, Ferrisburgh, 877-6316 n closed: mon., tues.;

meal: D; full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, live music n The handcrafted decor is as distinctive as the dining at this intimate café overlooking a pond. The chef uses local ingredients to craft creative interpretations of international dishes. $$$

Storm Café3 mill St., middlebury, 388-1063 n meals: l, D; beer & wine n

kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly n Enjoy Otter-Creek-side eating at this unique café, set in a 19th-century mill building. In summer, dine on the deck. $$$

Waybury Inn457 E. main St., East middlebury, 388-4015 n meals: B, Bru, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Once the setting for “The Bob Newhart Show,” this charming New England inn has a pub and a tradi-tional dining room. Try the steaks or rack of lamb. $$

Diners

Kinfolks Kuntry Restaurant567 rockydale rd., Bristol, 453-4422 n closed: mon.; meals: B, l n cash/check only, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table ser-vice, veggie-friendly n Homemade foods are the rule at this family-friendly establishment with a country atmosphere. The chipped-beef gravy on toast sells out every Saturday. Sunday there’s eggs Benedict. $

Rosie’s Restaurant886 route 7, middlebury, 388-7052 n meals: B, l, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Families flock to this modern diner for big breakfasts, as well as for pork platters, chicken Parmesan and stir-fry. $

Steve’s Park Diner66 merchants row, middlebury, 388-3297 n meals: B, l n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service n You can get breakfast all day at this downtown diner where everybody knows each other. $

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Village Creeme Stand41 West St., Bristol, 453-6034 n meals: l, D n cash/check only, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, seasonal, veggie-friendly n You get a mountain view from picnic tables at this sum-mer fast-food joint known for its generous portions of ice cream. $

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3 Squares Café221 main St., vergennes, 877-2772 n meals: B, l, D;

beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly n This eatery offers a small selection of local products, coffee drinks, a deli and “creative-casual” food. Sunday eggs Benedict specials. $

Middlebury Bagel & Delicatessen11 Washington St., middlebury, 388-0859 n meals: B, l n cash/check only, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly n At this 30-year-old restaurant, everything’s made from scratch, including doughnuts and whole-wheat pancakes. Try a bagel-egg-sausage concoction called the “J.J. Bagelegger.” $

Noonie’s Deli137 maple St., marbleworks, middle-bury, 388-0014 n meals: B, l, D n de-livery, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly n The Addison Eagle singled this place out for “the best and biggest sandwich in town.” The homemade bread is legendary. $

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Fire & Ice Restaurant26 Seymour St., middlebury, 388-7166 n

meals: l, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, salad bar, table service, veggie-friendly, darts, tv, wi-fi n This popular steakhouse has stood the test of time, with historic décor and a massive salad bar. Kids can relax in a separate room that offers movies and books. Lunch served Friday through Sunday. $$

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Downstairs bar to open this summer!

11 Center Street • Brandon • 802.247.9997Outdoor seating is available in the summer at both places.

Bon Appetit!Located in the middle of the hustle and bustle of Brandon, Vermont, Café Provence offers gourmet cuisine with a casual touch, perfect for a quick lunch or a lingering dining experience.

Café Provence uses locally grown, seasonally available produce, meat and cheeses and is a member of the Vermont Fresh Network. Chef Robert Barral offers daily specials, a friendly kids menu, a full service bar, on and off premise catering for all your special occasions, and weekly cooking and baking classes.

Check out our bakery, too!

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A&W Drive-In1557 route 7, middlebury, 388-2876 n meals: l, D n cash/check only, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, seasonal, table service, veggie-friendly n The last car-hop stand in new england is a must-taste. root-beer floats, roller skates, cheeseburgers, hand-cut French fries and cheese curds add to the experi-ence. Open may through October. $

Horse N Rebel Market, Gallery & Grille4118 route 116, Starksboro, 377-1066 n meals: B, l n cash/check only, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, live music, tv, wi-fi n at this socially-conscious country store and deli, locals catch up or listen to live music around a fireplace. The grass-fed beef comes from an on-site farm — try it in a burger or meatball sub. $

Mister Up’s Restaurant25 Bakery ln., middlebury, 388-6724 n meals: Bru, l, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, salad bar, table service, veggie-friendly n Dig into “Thumbs and Toes” — aka boneless chicken wings — or “Dirty Steak” in the bar or on the porch overlooking Otter creek. $$

Snaps Café24 main St., Bristol, 453-2525 n meals: B, Bru, l, D; beer & wine n kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n Breakfast specials served until 2 p.m., daily. Try the popular eggs Benedict or homemade corned-beef hash with a hint of Vermont maple. $

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Magic Wok1499 route 7, middlebury, 388-0339 n meals: l, D n table service, veggie-friendly n all the basic chinese and Thai favorites are here. Try the roti canai, a malaysian crêpe. There are Hong Kong, and Singapore-style classics, too. $

Wokky’s Chinese17 main St., Bristol, 453-4888 n meals: l, D n cash/check only, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n The owners recommend the mongolian beef. $

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Taste of India1 Bakery ln., middlebury, 388-4856 n meals: l, D; beer & wine n table

service, vegan-friendly n The only indian restaurant in town overlooks Otter creek. meat is cooked to order in a clay oven. Bread is also made fresh. Try the vegetarian or nonvegetarian thali — each one comes with an array of dishes and condiments. Buffet on Sunday. $$

BAkeries Bristol Bakery & Café16 main St., Bristol, 453-3280 n meals: B, l; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, all-ages shows, wi-fi n This community-oriented eatery serves baked goods, homemade soups, sandwiches and salads. $

Otter Creek Bakery14 college St., middlebury, 388-3371 n meals: B, l n cash/

check only, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly n You can eat in or take out everything from hors d’oeuvres, soups and salads to full meals and baked goods, all made on-site. $

Vergennes Laundry247 main St., vergennes, 870-7157 n closed: mon., tues.; meals: B, l n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n at this patisserie and cheese shop, pair hot croissants and fresh bread with local and imported fromage. Daily breakfast and lunch specials. $

Vermont Cookie Love6915 route 7, North Ferrisburgh, 425-8181 n closed: Sun., mon.; n kid-friendly, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Swing by for a freshly baked cookie, such as the the dec-adent mocha-chocolate-chip “addicted to Love.” creemee stand in summer. $

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Up Top Tavern3 green St., vergennes, 877-6455 n meal: D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, tv, wi-fi n Smoked-sage margaritas are a specialty at this eclectic bar. Dinner comes in the form of takeout from 3 Squares café. in summer, grab a passion-fruit martini on the patio overlooking the park. $

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City Limits Nite Club14 green St., vergennes, 877-6919 n closed: Sun., mon.; full bar n cash/check only, dance floor, darts, kara-oke, live music, pool, tv n rock ’n’ roll bands swing by this establishment, but there’s never a cover. The clientele

ranges from barely legal up to age 75.

Two Brothers Lounge & Stage

86 main St., middlebury, 388-0002 n closed: Sun., mon.;

meals: D, lN; full bar n good for groups, table service, vegan-friendly, all-ages shows, dance floor, darts, live music, pool, tv, wi-fi, sometimes cover n Sink into comfy leather couches while dining on casual fare from the tavern upstairs. There’s live entertain-ment at least three nights per week. $

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51 Main at the Bridge51 main St., middlebury, 388-8209 n closed: Sun., mon.; meals: l, D, lN; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly, live music, games, wi-fi n This comfy lounge is far from a conventional college bar. Patrons mix it up with rousing chess and Jenga matches while snacking on tapas. $

Bar Antidote 35 c green St., vergennes, 877-2555 n closed: Sun., mon.;

meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, dance floor, darts, live music, games, tv, wi-fi n This speakeasy offers eclectic, seasonal fare from locally sourced burgers to “castro’s Last Stand,” a chimichurri pulled-pork sandwich with whole-grain-mustard slaw, pickles and pickled onions. Pair it with a local brew or specialty cocktail. $$

The Big Moose Pub26 Seymour St., middlebury, 388-7166 n meal: D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, salad bar, table service, veggie-friendly, darts, tv, wi-fi n Lots of places tout their burgers and selec-tion of brewskis, but how many boast a copper bar, balcony seating and an 800-pound stuffed moose? $

Dan’s Place31 main St., Suite a1, Bristol, 453-2774 n meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, all-ages shows, live music, pool, tv n in this spirited pub, the whole family can enjoy fresh meats from Full Belly and misty Knoll farms. nachos and veggie burgers satisfy the vegetar-ians. $

Two Brothers Tavern86 main St., middlebury, 388-0002 n meals: l, D, lN;

full bar n outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, tv, wi-fi n The food here ranges from pub fare to upscale comfort food. an extensive draught beer selection features 17

rotating local and imported brews. $$

coffee/ TeACarol’s Hungry Mind Café24 merchants row, middlebury, 388-0101 n meals: B, l; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n There’s more to this coffee shop than java: Try the muffins, pastries and desserts along with a monthly open mic. The owner recom-mends the panini, soup, and ham and egg bagels. $

Middlebury Chocolates52 main St., middlebury, 349-1510 n closed: mon., tues.; meals: l, D n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n rustic truffles are rolled to order at this café. Settle in with a “Hot cacao” — traditional ga-nache with steamed milk and toasted cacao nibs — and a gluten-free slice of tres leches cake. $

Stone Leaf Teahouse111 maple St., middlebury, 458-0460 n closed: Sun.; meals: l, D n cash/check only, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n relax and pour a pot of ali Shan High mountain oolong or a glass of chilled cultured tea. For a sweet finale, sample chocolates from Daily chocolate of Vergennes. $

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Shoreham Inn51 inn rd., Shoreham, 897-5081 n closed: tues., Wed.; meal: D; full

bar n kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, live music, wi-fi n This restaurant — in a 200-year-old inn — has the feel of a British pub. Try the slow- cooked-beef-and-Guinness stew. $$

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H Tourterelle (see p. 42)3629 route 7, New haven, 453-6309 n closed: mon.,

tues.; meals: Bru, D; full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n The owners of Brooklyn’s cocotte and LouLou make their mark in Vermont with country French cuisine prepared with local ingredients — and modern twists. Try the signature red-curry bouillabaisse with saffron aioli. Sunday is brunch only. $$$

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Seasonal Outdoor Dining

On the Banks of The Otter Creek

Serving Lunch & Dinner

DinnerReservationsRecommended

3 Mill StreetMiddlebury Vermont

www.TheStormCafe.com

Innovative American Cuisine

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7 Bakery Lane, Middlebury, Vermont802.388.4182

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Enjoy the view!Inside and Out

Great corporate & social catering available by

“Jackson’s in the Field.”

Three-tier dining room with full view of the Otter C

reek River

At Jackson’s, we offer Comfort Food from the Four Corners of the Globe!• Our dishes are prepared in-house and from scratch by a team of chefs who are

passionate about producing great food.

• Local owners, Executive Chef Craig Goldstein and Manager Chris English, are alway on site. Stop by the kitchen and say hello!

• Enjoy our famous Pad Thai (served at this location for more than two decades), our award-winning Venison Chili, authentic Italian dishes featuring

Vermont Fresh Pasta, and the Best Burgers in Addison County, made with LaPlatte Farm beef.

• Vegetarian and Gluten-Free dishes are always available on our menu.

• Dine on our beautiful three-season deck overlooking Otter Creek by Middlebury Falls or enjoy the view from our three-tier dining room.

• Jackson’s on the River is a proud member of the Vermont Fresh Network

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American Flatbread at the Marble Works

137 Maple St., Middlebury, 388-3300 n closed: Sun., Mon.;

Meal: D; beer & wine n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, live music n Feast on wood-fired flatbreads made with local and organic ingredients. $$

Costello’s Market2 Maple St., Middlebury, 388-3385 n closed: Sun., Mon.; Meals: L, D n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly n Choose from more than 60 varieties of wine, fresh fish delivered daily, and Italian imports such as cured meats and desserts. At lunch, pick up a sandwich; dinner brings choices such as pork and papardelle. $

Cubber’s8 Main St., Bristol, 453-2400 n Meals: L, D; beer & wine n delivery, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly n Come in for subs or pizza at this community-oriented restaurant with outside summer seating. $

Green Peppers Restaurant

10 Washington St., Middlebury, 388-3164 n Meals: L, D; beer &

wine n kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n This 20-year-old restaurant creates custom-made salads, grinders and pasta from scratch, in addition to fresh-baked pizza. $

Luigi’s141 Main St., Vergennes, 877-6873 n Meals: L, D n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly n Spe-cialty pizzas and calzones sell well at this family-oriented eatery that has been a local hangout for more than 30 years. $

Pazzo’s Pizzeria & Fun Center52 Merchants Row, Middlebury, 388-6776 n closed: Sun.; Meal: D n delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, live music, games, wi-fi n The carpet at this kid-friendly joint is decorated with pictures of pizzas. Try specialties like the “Double Decker,” one pizza atop another. $

Ramunto’s Sicilian Pizza Middlebury21 Macintyre Ln., Middlebury, 388-7755 n Meals: L, D n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, vegan-friendly n A slice case with a range of Sicilian and New York-style pies lets diners mix and match. Choose from 40 speciality pies — such as the “Pri-mavera,” topped with slow-roasted eggplant and caramelized onions. $

Rockydale Pizza372 Rocky Dale Rd., Bristol, 453-4545 n closed: Mon.; Meals: L, D n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly n ”At most pizzerias, people leave the crust,” say the owners. “But not here.” Try “The Works.” Tuesday and Wednesday are dinner only. $

Markets/CooPsMiddlebury Market and Sama’s Café54 college St., Middlebury, 388-6408 n Meals: B, L, D; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Blue- and white-collar alike dig the meals, as well as fresh

salads, sandwiches, wood-fired pizza and soft-serve ice cream. Enjoy the the cozy fireplace in winter and the patio in summer. $

Middlebury Natural Foods Co-op Café1 Washington St., Middlebury, 388-7276 n Meals: B, L, D n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, salad bar, vegan-friendly n Specializing in local and organic sandwiches, wraps, hearty entrées, and salad-bar items. Fair Trade coffee bar and baked goods, too. $

Mountain Greens Market25 Mountain View St., Bristol, 453-8538 n Meals: L, D n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly n Look for a healthy selection of antibiotic-free, local meat dishes and varied vegan and vegetarian options in this health-food store. $

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American Flatbread at the Marble Works

137 Maple St., Middlebury, 388-3300 n closed: Sun., Mon.;

Meal: D; beer & wine n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, live music n Feast on wood-fired flatbreads made with local and organic ingredients. $$

Costello’s Market2 Maple St., Middlebury, 388-3385 n closed: Sun., Mon.; Meals: L, D n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly n Choose from more than 60 varieties of wine, fresh fish delivered daily, and Italian imports such as cured meats and desserts. At lunch, pick up a sandwich; dinner brings choices such as pork and papardelle. $

Cubber’s8 Main St., Bristol, 453-2400 n Meals: L, D; beer & wine n delivery, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly n Come in for subs or pizza at this community-oriented restaurant with outside summer seating. $

Green Peppers Restaurant

10 Washington St., Middlebury, 388-3164 n Meals: L, D; beer &

wine n kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n This 20-year-old restaurant creates custom-made salads, grinders and pasta from scratch, in addition to fresh-baked pizza. $

Luigi’s141 Main St., Vergennes, 877-6873 n Meals: L, D n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly n Spe-cialty pizzas and calzones sell well at this family-oriented eatery that has been a local hangout for more than 30 years. $

Pazzo’s Pizzeria & Fun Center52 Merchants Row, Middlebury, 388-6776 n closed: Sun.; Meal: D n delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, live music, games, wi-fi n The carpet at this kid-friendly joint is decorated with pictures of pizzas. Try specialties like the “Double Decker,” one pizza atop another. $

Ramunto’s Sicilian Pizza Middlebury21 Macintyre Ln., Middlebury, 388-7755 n Meals: L, D n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, vegan-friendly n A slice case with a range of Sicilian and New York-style pies lets diners mix and match. Choose from 40 speciality pies — such as the “Pri-mavera,” topped with slow-roasted eggplant and caramelized onions. $

Rockydale Pizza372 Rocky Dale Rd., Bristol, 453-4545 n closed: Mon.; Meals: L, D n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly n ”At most pizzerias, people leave the crust,” say the owners. “But not here.” Try “The Works.” Tuesday and Wednesday are dinner only. $

Markets/CooPsMiddlebury Market and Sama’s Café54 college St., Middlebury, 388-6408 n Meals: B, L, D; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Blue- and white-collar alike dig the meals, as well as fresh

salads, sandwiches, wood-fired pizza and soft-serve ice cream. Enjoy the the cozy fireplace in winter and the patio in summer. $

Middlebury Natural Foods Co-op Café1 Washington St., Middlebury, 388-7276 n Meals: B, L, D n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, salad bar, vegan-friendly n Specializing in local and organic sandwiches, wraps, hearty entrées, and salad-bar items. Fair Trade coffee bar and baked goods, too. $

Mountain Greens Market25 Mountain View St., Bristol, 453-8538 n Meals: L, D n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly n Look for a healthy selection of antibiotic-free, local meat dishes and varied vegan and vegetarian options in this health-food store. $

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Big Picture theater and café48 Carroll Road, Waitsfield, 496-8994

Dinner and a movie? You can get ’em both — under one roof — at Waitsfield’s Big Picture Theater and Café. Five years ago, owner Claudia Becker purchased the ailing cinema at the northern edge of the Mad River ski town and transformed it into a local-food mecca and community center. Chef Amanda Astheimer, a New England Culinary Institute grad, runs the kitchen. She draws from a broad range of culinary traditions — think salad niçoise, coconut curry soup, fish tacos and spanakopita — but composes her dishes using ingredients from close to home: local cheeses, meats and eggs; Vermont-made syrup and preserves; and produce from the café’s own Small Step Farm.

In the morning, lots of locals stop by to pick up coffee — and maybe a signature maple-glazed doughnut — on the way to work. The lucky ones linger for an omelette, flapjacks or huevos rancheros. Come lunchtime, a lively crowd noshes on creative salads and sandwiches such as a croque monsieur or curried chicken. The drinks come with a twist, too: Try a house-made mocha milkshake or pomegranate soda.

When night falls and the marquee lights up, the small wooden bar serves up a full selection of spirits, local beers on tap and wines by the glass. Then a spinach salad dusted with Boucher blue cheese, hazelnuts and cranberries might lead to a strip steak smothered in a cumin-flecked chimichurri sauce.

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The Cider House Barbecue and Pub

1675 N. main St., waterbury, 244-8400 n closed: mon.;

meals: l, D; full bar n kid-friendly, table service, live music, games, pool, tv n Sit in old church pews or booths while you sample seafood gumbo, house-smoked meats and other Southern specialties. After eating, visit the game room. Lunch served on Friday and Saturday only. $$

Localfolk Smokehouse9 route 17, waitsfield, 496-5623 n closed: Sun., mon.; meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, live music, games, pool, tv n This casual spot specializes in hickory-smoked barbecue, but you can also get Tex-Mex, burgers and other pub fare. After dinner, check out the pool tables and video games. $$

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Arvad’s Grill and Pub3 S. main St., waterbury, 244-8973 n meals: l, D, lN; full

bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, live music, pub quiz/trivia, tv n A lively restaurant with a small-town pub atmosphere specializing in burgers, steaks, seafood and pasta. Choose from 108 beers on tap. $$

The Barn Door Restaurant at 1824 House

2150 main St., waitsfield, 496-7555 n closed: tues., wed.;

meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n A different farm is featured each week on this globe-trotting menu. The regular bill of fare includes housemade sausages and pasta. $$

The Common Man3209 german Flats rd., warren, 583-2800 n closed: Sun., mon.; meal: D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service n Located in a 19th-century barn, this restaurant serves fresh, local, made-from-scratch New England cuisine in a romantic, baroque setting. $$$

Easy Street Café6163 main St., waitsfield, 496-7234 n closed: mon.; meals: B, l, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly n Next to the Purple Moon Pub, this restaurant serves vegetar-ian spring rolls, coconut-shrimp salad, rack of lamb and fresh seafood specials. $$$

The Green Cup 40 Bridge St., waitsfield, 496-4963 n closed: wed.,

Thurs.; meals: B, l, D; beer & wine n kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n The sandwiches, soups, quiches and pastries at this small café are a cut above. Food writer Mark Bittman called the dinner — served Saturday, Sunday and Monday — “ex-emplary.” $

Hen of the Wood at the Grist Mill

92 Stowe St., waterbury, 244-7300 n closed: Sun.,

mon.; meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., veggie-friendly, all-ages shows, live music n Candles and a changing seasonal menu give this restaurant a fine-dining feel, but its old-mill setting is rustic. Sourcing and serving ultralocal meats, greens and cheeses has earned the chef/owner several James Beard Award nominations. $$$$

The Huntington House19 huntington Pl., rochester, 767-9140 n closed: tues.; meal:

D; full bar n outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n This historic inn overlooks a park and is sandwiched between Killington and Sugarbush. Dishes highlight Vermont-grown food, including wild-caught fish and local filet mignon. $$

The Pitcher Inn275 main St., warren, 496-6350 n closed: tues.; meal: D; full bar

n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n This elegant, Relais & Châteaux inn is open to the public for dinner only. The menu changes daily, and a sommelier assists with the 28-page wine list. Parties of two to six can indulge in a five-course tasting menu in the wine cellar. $$$$

Tanglewood’s Restaurant179 guptil rd., waterbury center, 244-7855 n closed:

mon.; meal: D; full bar n good for groups, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly n The menu changes seasonally in this converted 1940s-style Vermont barn, but the sesame-crusted tuna steak is a constant. $$$

Timbers 102 Forest Dr., lincoln Peak village, warren, 583-6800 n

meals: B, l, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., seasonal, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, tv n Located in a round barn at the foot of the Green Mountains, this Sugarbush eatery features steaks and local ingredients. Outdoor attire welcomed. $$$$

The Village Porch Bar & Bistro

13 School St., rochester, 767-3126 n closed: tues., wed.;

meal: D; full bar n good for groups, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly n Candles in the windows and on the porch usher diners into this cozy restaurant, located in an old Victorian house. $$

Snack BarS/cartS

Maynard’s Snack Bar150 route 100B, moretown, 496-3614 n closed: wed.; meals: l, D n cash/check only, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, season-al, veggie-friendly n This tiny snack bar — surrounded by pink, flowering crab apples — serves juicy burgers and Coney dogs. The maple creemees are made with syrup from just down the road. Open May to Labor Day. $

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Hogan’s Pub1091 golf course rd., warren, 583-6723 n meal: l; full bar n kid-friendly, outdoor seats, seasonal, table service n Serving classic American sandwiches and après-golf fare in season. The outdoor deck and bar overlook the 18th hole. $

Paradise Deli and Market2367 Sugarbush access rd., warren, 583-2757 n meals: B, l, D; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly n This small grocery and deli specializes in Philly cheesesteaks. $

Park Row Café7 Park row, waterbury, 244-5111 n closed: Sat., Sun.; meals: B, l n deliv-ery, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n Famous for its homemade bread, soups, overstuffed sandwiches and huge cookies. $

The Warren Store284 main St., warren, 496-3864 n meals: B, Bru, l n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n A country store with a bakery, wine shop and deli under one roof. Try the “Pestopalooza” sandwich or pick up some artisan meat or cheese. Breads, soups and sandwiches are made from scratch — check the website for daily specials. $

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The Grill at the Sugarbush Inn1840 Sugarbush access rd., warren, 583-6311 n closed: Sun., mon., tues., wed.; meal: D; full bar n kid-friendly, seasonal, table service, veggie-friendly n Come for satisfying Ameri-can fare and three local brews on tap. Nightly pizzetta, pasta and seafood specials. Open winter only. $$ Hostel Tevere203 Powderhound rd., warren, 496-9222 n closed: mon., tues.; meals: B, Bru, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, live music, tv n Locals join guests here for a fresh breakfast. Specials range from tostadas to banana-bread French toast. Dinner served Wednesday through Saturday. Breakfast served Sunday. $

Hyde Away Inn and Restaurant 1428 millbrook rd./route 17, Fayston, 496-2322 n meal: D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, pool, tv n This family-friendly Mad River Valley inn serves American comfort food. Come in for meatloaf and taco specials. $$

Juniper’s Fare23 commerce Dr., waterbury, 496-5504 n closed: Sun.; meals: Bru, l, D; beer & wine n banquet room, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table ser-vice, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, games, tv n The Church of the Crucified One runs this upscale deli and diner using produce from its own greenhouse. Try the Jamaican jerk chicken. $

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Maxi’s Restaurant47 N. main St., waterbury, 244-0910 n closed: mon.; meals:

B, l, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly n This family-friendly eatery serves homestyle food — think pastas, meatloaf, and smoked Gouda mac ’n’ cheese. all-day breakfast includes five different kinds of egg Benedicts. Dinner Wednesday through Sunday. $$

Muddy Paw Coffee, Creemee and Grille at South Main Sunoco150 S. main St., waterbury, 244-8700 n closed: Sat., Sun.; meals: B, l, D n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This newly-renovated eatery is open year-round. There are even creemees in the winter. Stop in for hot lunch specials, subs, soup and chili. $

Old Hancock Hotel3 route 125, hancock, 767-4976 n meals: B, Bru, l, D; beer & wine n cash/check only, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly n This small diner-hotel is “every tourist’s vision of Vermont,” says chef-owner Dianne isaacson. Try the blueberry pancakes or Di-anne’s famous meatloaf. $

Village Country Creemee509 village Sq., waitsfield, 496-6003 n meals: l, D n cash/check only, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, seasonal, vegan-friendly n mexican lime shrimp and chimichan-gas at a snack bar? Yup. and there are classic burgers and fries, too. Open on weekends through the winter. $

The Wandering Moose Café at the Best Western Waterbury-Stowe45 Blush hill rd., waterbury, 244-7822 n closed: Sun.; meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This restaurant is decorated with beautiful murals of the surrounding area. The classic american fare changes seasonally. $$

AsiAn Chinese

China Fun5081 main St., waitsfield, 496-7889 n meals: l, D n veggie-friendly n egg rolls to go? This small and informal restaurant serves traditional chinese american food, mad river-style. $

China Star Chinese Restaurant76 S. main St., waterbury, 244-1968 n meals: l, D n table service, veggie-friendly n The spring rolls sell well, and so does the General Tso’s chicken. Trying to slim down? Sample the “diet” steamed vegetables. $

Japanese

Stebu Sushi4 S. main St., waterbury, 244-1115 n closed: Sun., mon., tues.; meals: l, D; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, vegan-friendly n Fish sent overnight from Hawaii goes into traditional dishes and the chef’s unique creations. The “Little river roll” is smoked trout and asparagus rolled in fresh dill. $

Thai

Ocha Thai6 N. main St., waterbury, 244-7642 n meals: l, D; beer &

wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly n Blown-glass lamps and red walls set an exotic mood for a dinner of soft-shell crab in garlic sauce, finished with black sticky rice with Thai custard. Lunch specials like pad Thai and pad kee mao run from $7 to $9.25. $

BAkeries KC’s Bagel Café17-19 Stowe St., waterbury, 244-1740 n meals: B, l n cash/check only, good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly n The only bagel place in the area caters to health-conscious locals. most customers opt for classic new York-style bagel sandwiches with cream cheese. $

Red Hen Bakery & Café961B route 2, middlesex, 223-5200 n meals: B, l n good for

groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, live music n Watch the bakers at work while snacking on croissants or shopping for local cheese and wine. Sandwiches are made in-house, but soups come from Screaming ridge Farm. Live music most Sunday afternoons. $

BArs, cluBs & puBs Bars

Blackback Pub and Flyshop1 Stowe St., waterbury, 244-4998 n meal: l; beer & wine n veggie-friendly n Serving “the best beer in the world.” Weihenstephaner Weissbier and Delirium Tremens are just a few of the brews available. Pair them with a cheese or salmon plate. $

Nutty Steph’s Granola & Chocolate Factory961c route 2, middlesex, 229-2090 n closed: Sun., mon.; meals: D, lN; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, all-ages shows, dance floor, live music n This “cozy den of temptation” offers myriad indul-gences. Order bacon or grilled garlic to dip in chocolate fondue. $

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Akes’ Den5351 main St., waitsfield, 496-9000 n meals: l, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, live music, tv n Hungry folks drop by après ski, hike and bike for hearty fare. The 10-ounce Boyden Farms burger hits the spot, as do the homemade chili and mac ’n’ cheese. $

The Alchemist Pub & Brewery

23 S. main St., waterbury, 244-4120 n meal: D; full bar n

gluten-free opts., table service, vegan-friendly, pool n This restaurant combines an old-pub feel with modern, local art. Try the house-smoked sausages and award-winning handcrafted ale on tap. $

Castlerock Pub at Sugarbush top of Sugarbush access rd., lincoln Peak village, warren, 583-6311 n meal: l; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, seasonal, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, live music, tv n at Sugarbush’s base-lodge pub, warm up with a burger, hot sandwich, soup or even goulash. Open seven days a week during ski season. $

Purple Moon Pub6163 route 100, waitsfield, 496-3422 n closed: mon.; meals: D, lN; full bar n good for groups, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, all-ages shows, live music, tv, sometimes cover n enjoy great appetizers, burgers and steaks at this casual pub. a Thurs-day evening raw bar features oysters, clams and shrimp. comfy couches, a fireplace and live music are big draws, too. $$

The Reservoir1 S. main St., waterbury, 244-7827 n meals: l, D, lN;

full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, live music, pool, tv n They’ve got more than wings at this pub. Locally sourced noshes range from misty Knoll fried chicken to the “Truck Driver,” a blue-cheese-stuffed one-pound burger topped with a fried egg. choose from 37 beers on tap. Lunch weekends only. $

Slide Brook Lodge & Tavern3180 german Slides rd., warren, 583-2202 n closed: mon.; meals: D, lN; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, dance floor, live music, tv n choose from a selection of wine, spirits and six beers on tap while sitting at the ma-hogany, art-deco bar from the 1930s. $

coffee/ TeA Green Mountain Coffee Visitor Center & Café1 rotarian Pl., waterbury, 882-2700 n meals: B, l n kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, live mu-sic n There’s an extensive coffee, tea and specialty-drink menu at this café, located in a refurbished train station. You can find pies and cookies plus daily soups, salads and sandwiches. $

Muddy Paw Coffee2653 waterbury-Stowe rd., route 100, cabot annex Plaza, waterbury, 244-1119 n meals: B, Bru, l n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Grab a hot cup of Port city coffee roasters java from the window or sit inside with goodies from center Bakery. Fifty cents from each pound of coffee benefits a local animal shelter. $

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Three Mountain Café107 mad river green, waitsfield, 496-5470 n meals: B, l n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n The original café-outlet for Green Mountain Coffee doubles as a social hub serving light lunch fare. You can buy antiques here, too. $

EclEcticH Big Picture Theater and Café (see p. 52)

48 carroll rd., waitsfield, 496-8994 n meals: B, Bru, l, D;

full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, all-ages shows, dance floor, live music, sometimes cover n Relax in the café with some tapas and a drink from the bar — or bring them into the theater with you. Specials include maple doughnuts, jalapeño poppers and garlic shrimp. Live music and events weekly. $$

MINT Restaurant and Tea Lounge4403 main St., waitsfield, 496-5514 n closed: mon., tues.; meals: l, D; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Everything is home-made at this vegetarian oasis. The menu rotates regularly, but falafel is always on the menu. Sweet and savory crêpes and 50 loose-leaf teas attract a following. $$

Euro Alpine

Michael’s on the Hill4182 waterbury-Stowe rd., waterbury center, 244-7476

n closed: tues.; meal: D; full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly n This romantic,

fine-dining restaurant has European roots. The Swiss-trained chef-owner presents ever-changing Vermont ingredients in elegant dishes. $$$$$

French

Chez Henri Restaurant and Bistrot80 Sugarbush village, warren, 583-2600 n meals: l, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., seasonal, table service, vegan-friendly n This authentic bistro has been a Sugarbush landmark since 1964. Ski in for some real French fondue or onion soup in the bistro. The dining room offers an upscale menu, including foie gras and caviar, and roaring fire. $$$$

italian/PizzErias American Flatbread — Waitsfield

46 lareau rd., waitsfield, 496-8856 n closed: mon., tues.,

wed.; meal: D; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, live music, other games n All-natural, wood-fired pizzas with a social conscience. Emphasis is on organic and locally farmed ingredients. There’s always a line, but it’s worth the wait. $$

Bongiorno’s675 millbrook rd., Fayston, 496-6265 n closed: tues.; meal: D; beer & wine n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n Try the signature pesto pizza or the bar-becue pie at this family-friendly Italian restaurant. $

Jay’s Restaurant and Pizzeriamad river green, route 100, waits-field, 496-8282 n meals: B, Bru, l, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n This family-style Italian restaurant attracts locals and tourists hungry for Italian entrées, steaks and spare ribs. Dinner served weekends only. $

Jimmz Pizza70 mcNeil rd., waterbury center, 244-7911 n meals: l, D; beer & wine n delivery, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Owner James Roy serves hand-tossed New York-style pizzas with pesto, tomato and Alfredo sauces. “We’ve got every topping in the book,” he says. Strom-boli, too. $

Perellie’s Pizzeria 4752 main St., waitsfield, 496-9200 n closed: mon.; meals: l, D; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, out-door seats, veggie-friendly, pub quiz/trivia, tv n This popular pizzeria in the heart of the Mad River Valley goes way beyond pepperoni and cheese. Favorite pies include the “Valley Pizza,” with apples, bacon, Cabot cheddar cheese and Vermont maple syrup. $

Terra Rossa Ristorante527 Sugarbush access rd., war-ren, 583-7676 n meal: D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n The brick oven churns out wood-fired gourmet pizzas and pasta al forno. The rest of the menu ranges from spaghetti and meatballs to veal saltimbocca. $$$

Zachary’s Pizza 2 Butler St., waterbury, 244-5650 n meals: l, D; beer & wine n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This family pizzeria dishes a range of pies as well as generously sized Italian dinners, toasted grinders and fresh salads. $

MarkEts/cooPsSweet Pea Natural Market & Cafe

5031 main St., route 100, village Sq., waitsfield, 496-7763 n

closed: Sun.; meals: l, D n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, salad bar, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Local and organic options grace the salad and hot-food bars at this market and café. There are also pressed sandwiches, a full juice bar and a wide selection of desserts. $

south of thE BordEr islAnd/TropicAl

Marsala Salsa15 Stowe St., waterbury, 244-1150 n closed: Sun., mon.; meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, live music n This Mexican-Caribbean restaurant serves unique and flavorful dishes in a dining room with cross-cultural décor. Try chicken curry, shrimp shaag or Baja rellenos. $$

MexicAn/lATin

Aztlan Foods40 Foundry St., #5, waterbury, 244-5570 n closed: Sun., mon., Sat.; meal: l n gluten-free opts., vegan-friendly n Head through the red doors for authentic Mexican food prepared by a Chihuahua native and NECI graduate. Soft tacos in corn tortillas are popular, as are tamales in flavors such as green chile. $

The Mad Taco2 village Sq., waitsfield, 496-3832 n meals: l, D n

delivery, gluten-free opts., kid-friend-ly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Authentic Mexican delights, including tacos and tamales, are made fresh every day by the folks who run Montpelier’s Three Penny Taproom. $

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Three Mountain Café107 mad river green, waitsfield, 496-5470 n meals: B, l n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n The original café-outlet for Green Mountain Coffee doubles as a social hub serving light lunch fare. You can buy antiques here, too. $

EclEcticH Big Picture Theater and Café (see p. 50)

48 carroll rd., waitsfield, 496-8994 n meals: B, Bru, l, D;

full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, all-ages shows, dance floor, live music, sometimes cover n Relax in the café with some tapas and a drink from the bar — or bring them into the theater with you. Specials include maple doughnuts, jalapeño poppers and garlic shrimp. Live music and events weekly. $$

MINT Restaurant and Tea Lounge4403 main St., waitsfield, 496-5514 n closed: mon., tues.; meals: l, D; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Everything is home-made at this vegetarian oasis. The menu rotates regularly, but falafel is always on the menu. Sweet and savory crêpes and 50 loose-leaf teas attract a following. $$

Euro Alpine

Michael’s on the Hill4182 waterbury-Stowe rd., waterbury center, 244-7476

n closed: tues.; meal: D; full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly n This romantic,

fine-dining restaurant has European roots. The Swiss-trained chef-owner presents ever-changing Vermont ingredients in elegant dishes. $$$$$

French

Chez Henri Restaurant and Bistrot80 Sugarbush village, warren, 583-2600 n meals: l, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., seasonal, table service, vegan-friendly n This authentic bistro has been a Sugarbush landmark since 1964. Ski in for some real French fondue or onion soup in the bistro. The dining room offers an upscale menu, including foie gras and caviar, and roaring fire. $$$$

italian/PizzErias American Flatbread — Waitsfield

46 lareau rd., waitsfield, 496-8856 n closed: mon., tues.,

wed.; meal: D; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, live music, other games n All-natural, wood-fired pizzas with a social conscience. Emphasis is on organic and locally farmed ingredients. There’s always a line, but it’s worth the wait. $$

Bongiorno’s675 millbrook rd., Fayston, 496-6265 n closed: tues.; meal: D; beer & wine n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n Try the signature pesto pizza or the bar-becue pie at this family-friendly Italian restaurant. $

Jay’s Restaurant and Pizzeriamad river green, route 100, waits-field, 496-8282 n meals: B, Bru, l, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n This family-style Italian restaurant attracts locals and tourists hungry for Italian entrées, steaks and spare ribs. Dinner served weekends only. $

Jimmz Pizza70 mcNeil rd., waterbury center, 244-7911 n meals: l, D; beer & wine n delivery, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Owner James Roy serves hand-tossed New York-style pizzas with pesto, tomato and Alfredo sauces. “We’ve got every topping in the book,” he says. Strom-boli, too. $

Perellie’s Pizzeria 4752 main St., waitsfield, 496-9200 n closed: mon.; meals: l, D; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, out-door seats, veggie-friendly, pub quiz/trivia, tv n This popular pizzeria in the heart of the Mad River Valley goes way beyond pepperoni and cheese. Favorite pies include the “Valley Pizza,” with apples, bacon, Cabot cheddar cheese and Vermont maple syrup. $

Terra Rossa Ristorante527 Sugarbush access rd., war-ren, 583-7676 n meal: D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n The brick oven churns out wood-fired gourmet pizzas and pasta al forno. The rest of the menu ranges from spaghetti and meatballs to veal saltimbocca. $$$

Zachary’s Pizza 2 Butler St., waterbury, 244-5650 n meals: l, D; beer & wine n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This family pizzeria dishes a range of pies as well as generously sized Italian dinners, toasted grinders and fresh salads. $

MarkEts/cooPsSweet Pea Natural Market & Cafe

5031 main St., route 100, village Sq., waitsfield, 496-7763 n

closed: Sun.; meals: l, D n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, salad bar, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Local and organic options grace the salad and hot-food bars at this market and café. There are also pressed sandwiches, a full juice bar and a wide selection of desserts. $

south of thE BordEr islAnd/TropicAl

Marsala Salsa15 Stowe St., waterbury, 244-1150 n closed: Sun., mon.; meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, live music n This Mexican-Caribbean restaurant serves unique and flavorful dishes in a dining room with cross-cultural décor. Try chicken curry, shrimp shaag or Baja rellenos. $$

MexicAn/lATin

Aztlan Foods40 Foundry St., #5, waterbury, 244-5570 n closed: Sun., mon., Sat.; meal: l n gluten-free opts., vegan-friendly n Head through the red doors for authentic Mexican food prepared by a Chihuahua native and NECI graduate. Soft tacos in corn tortillas are popular, as are tamales in flavors such as green chile. $

The Mad Taco2 village Sq., waitsfield, 496-3832 n meals: l, D n

delivery, gluten-free opts., kid-friend-ly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Authentic Mexican delights, including tacos and tamales, are made fresh every day by the folks who run Montpelier’s Three Penny Taproom. $

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Three Penny Taproom has a got a good, global thing going in downtown Montpelier. The 24-tap bar offers a selection of brews from around the world — none of which is Budweiser. And the in-house entertainment is football — the sport Americans call soccer. Patrons who get out of line are reprimanded with red cards, and during the World Cup, the doors opened before the first kickoff, regardless of how late staffers turned in the night before.

The menu — offered on a clipboard — changes with the whims of the chef, but it always features tacos on Friday, a collaboration with the owners’ Waitsfield restaurant, the Mad Taco. To help people create pleasant pairings, a complementary beer is listed with each menu item.

Suds include famed craft brews such as Maine’s Allagash Curieux and Delirium Tremens from Belgium, plus Vermont originals such as Hill Farmstead’s Ephraim and Trapp Family Helles Lager. Don’t like what’s on draft? There are more than 50 bottled beers to choose from, and, for hops haters, vino and cocktail options.

Three Penny is like a European bar in another way, too: It seems as if everybody in the place already knows each other. Happily, it’s a sign of the joint’s supreme sociability. Guaranteed you’ll leave this intimate watering hole with more friends than you came in with.

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AmericAn BarBecue/ Soul Food

The Square Biscuit40 Depot Sq., Northfield, 485-7392 n meals: B, l, D n all you can eat, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n Guests at this Southern-style eatery finish off their chicken dinners with a fried Twinkie. Weekend breakfast buffets are stacked with grits, sausage gravy and giant biscuits. $

contemporary

Ariel’s Restaurant 29 Stone rd., Brookfield, 276-3939 n closed: mon.,

tues.; meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., seasonal, table service, veggie-friendly n Restaurateur and sommelier Richard Fink and chef Lee Duberman serve sophisticated, healthy food at this destination restaurant. Many ingredients come from the Brookfield area. $$$

NECI on Main118 main St., montpelier, 223-3188 n closed: mon.;

meals: Bru, l, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, live music, tv n This restaurant run by the New England Culinary Institute showcases contemporary farm-to-plate dining in a casual atmosphere. Try the Mediterranean tapas menu, featuring small bites from Spain and Morocco. $$$

Salt207 Barre St., montpelier, 229-6678 n closed: mon.;

meal: D; ByoB n gluten-free opts., outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This cozy, 16-seat special-occasion restaurant serves local meat and produce with international flavors. Homemade sausages and hand-rolled pastas are specialties. $$$

diner

Common Café12 Depot Sq., Northfield, 485-4011 n meals: B, l n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n Look for the classics — eggs, hamburgers, biscuits and gravy — as well as weekend specials such as crabmeat omelettes. Breakfast ’til 3 p.m. on weekdays. $

Pit Stop Diner240 N. main St., Barre, 479-0404 n closed: mon.; meals: B, l n kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Black-and-white décor and model cars abound at this NASCAR-themed diner. Don’t miss the omelettes, including a create-your-own version. $

Snack BarS/cartS

River’s Edge Snackbarroute 2, marshfield, 426-4088 n meals: B, l n cash/check only, kid-friendly, outdoor seats n The back deck of this quick stop overlooks the Winooski River. Order the fresh cut fries. $

Soup ’n’ Sandwich

Bag Ladies Express Café at Simply Delicious56 Depot St., Barre, 479-1498 n closed: Sun., Sat.; meals: B, l n cash/check only, delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, vegan-friendly n Flavorful soups here cost fewer than 10 Weight Watchers points. Any wrap can be made into a salad instead. Ironically, the lunch counter is located inside the Simply Delicious candy store. $

O’Maddi’s Deli & Café7 S. main St., Northfield, 485-4700 n closed: Sun.; meals: B, Bru, l n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly n This classic deli serves up a range of sandwiches, melts, panini, home-made soups and hot dishes such as shepherd’s pie and goulash. $

Pinky’s14 State St., montpelier, 223-1300 n closed: Sun.; meal: l n delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, vegan-friendly n Seven-teen special sandwiches and panini are on the menu at this sassy deli and gift shop. Or you can build your own. They also sell cards, unusual candy and wine. $

Simply Subs (two locations)1465 Barre-montpelier rd., Barre, 479-4575 n 70 N. main St., Barre, 479-2423 n meals: l, D n delivery, kid-friendly, vegan-friendly n This sub shop serves generous sand-wiches and desserts to local workers. Try the house special — a ham, turkey and bacon combo. Pizza at the Main Street location only. $

Smokehouse Deli 509 S. Barre rd., Barre, 476-3563 n meals: B, l, D n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, tv n What do you get when you visit a deli adjacent to the Ver-mont Smoke and Cure smokehouse? Bacon! Sample ham and bacon sand-wiches on house-baked bread. Opens at 5:30 a.m on weekdays. $

That’s Life Soup41 Elm St., montpelier, 223-5333 n closed: Sun., mon., tues.; meals: l, D; beer & wine n cash/check only, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly n Chef-owner Pam Root uses local ingredients to create traditional, global flavors in an arts-and-crafts-style dining room. Dinner Saturday only. $

Uncle Mike’s Deli8 State St., montpelier, 229-6788 n closed: Sun.; meal: l n good for groups, kid-friendly, vegan-friendly n This lunch spot near the corner of State and Main streets keeps legisla-tors in wraps, French-roll sandwiches, soups and cookies. $

SteakhouSeS/SeaFood

J. Morgan’s Steakhouse100 State St., montpelier, 223-5222 n meals: B, Bru, l, D; full bar n all you can eat, banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, tv n This lively steakhouse, in the Capital Plaza Hotel, caters to meat and sea-food lovers. Kids and adults will love the model train that chugs its way around the dining room. $$$

Steakhouse Restaurant1239 Barre-montpelier rd., Barre, 479-9181 n meals: Bru, D; full bar n banquet room, good for groups, kid-friendly, salad bar, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, tv n The same family has served steak and seafood at this rustic restaurant since 1972. The teriyaki steak is popular. Three banquet rooms are available for private functions. Catch Marko the Magician here on Friday nights. $$

traditional

Barre Dogs266 N. main St., Barre, 479-2225 n meals: l, D n cash/check only, good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly n Try a chili cheese dog with no-bean meat sauce cooked up that morning. The mac ’n’ cheese is homemade, too. Dinner on Friday and Saturday during the spring, summer and fall. $

Coffee Corner83 main St., montpelier, 229-9060 n meals: B, Bru, l n

delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, games n Named “best diner of the year” in ’06 and ’07 by the Best Independent Restaurants Association. Try the “Eggs O’Bryan” with homemade corned-beef hash. Separate grill used for vegetarian dishes. $

Fiddle Heads Café18 Worcester village rd., Worces-ter, 223-2111 n closed: Sun., mon.; meal: l n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Vermont’s only raw, vegan café uses as many local ingredients as possible in its smoothies, sandwiches and decadent desserts. Owner Linda Wooliever calls her cuisine “wheat-free, dairy-free and guilt-free.” $

Ladder 1 Grill 8 S. main St., Barre, 883-2000 n closed: Sun., mon.; meals: l, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, live music n The motto at this historic firehouse is “Where heroes are made.” Everything from pizza to steaks is named after Vermont firefighters. $

Maple Valley Café & Gift Shop8195 route 2, plainfield, 454-8626 n closed: Wed.; meals: B, l n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, seasonal, table service, vegan-friendly n It’s a café and gift shop under one roof. Popular foods include the homemade breads, and baked goods, breakfast sandwiches, and fruit-topped waffles. Smoothies are big, too. Open from May through December. $

Round Table at Days Inn173 S. main St., Barre, 476-6678 n closed: mon.; meal: B n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This intimate eatery within Barre’s Days Inn serves breakfast every day except Monday. $

Soup ’n’ Greens325 N. main St., Barre, 479-9862 n meals: B, l, D; full bar n kid-friendly, salad bar, table service, vegan-friendly n A family-style restaurant with a full menu and salad bar. The chicken cacciatore is super popular. $

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Suzanna’s Restaurant3470 airport rd., Berlin, 229-6164 n meals: B, l, D; full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This restaurant offers comfort-food favorites such as baked haddock and tenderloin tips. no lunch on Saturday. Breakfast only on Sunday. $$

Wayside Restaurant & Bakery1873 route 302, Berlin, 223-6611 n meals: B, l, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n established in 1918, this in-house restaurant and full-ser-vice bakery has a menu that reflects its age. it’s the place for old-fashioned comfort food. $

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Bamboo Gardens115 S. main St., Barre, 476-9400 n closed: mon.; meals: l, D n veggie-friendly n no surprises here — just sweet-and-sour soup and other popu-lar chinese dishes, such as General Tso’s chicken, pupu platter, and sizzling beef or shrimp. $

China Star Chinese Restaurant15 N. main St., Northfield, 485-9433 n 15 main St., montpelier, 223-0808 n

meals: l, D n table service, veggie-friendly n Get your sesame chicken to sit down or take out. $

China Town Restaurant306 N. main, Barre, 479-1999 n meals: l, D n kid-friendly, n Dishing out Gen-eral Tso’s to central Vermont for more than 15 years. Owner John Yeung says, “We know what we’re doing.” $

House of Tang114 river St., montpelier, 223-6020 n meals: l, D; full bar n all you can eat, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n You can sample “Diamond Head Fantasia” and “Seven Stars around the moon,” or stick with beef and broccoli. at the buffet, kids 10 and under eat for half price. $

Ming Moon Buffet Chinese Restaurant1400 route 302, Barre, 476-8880 n meals: l, D; full bar n all you can eat, table service n according to the own-ers, “everyone who comes here always comes back.” $

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Curry & Spice122 Forest Dr., montpelier, 229-0587 n meals: l, D n cash/check only, good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., vegan-friendly n choose from 68 dish-es rarely seen in Vermont, including chicken tikka masala and mushroom matar. Orders must be called in at least three hours before pick up. $$

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Royal Orchid Restaurant38 Elm St., montpelier, 223-0436 n meals: l, D; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly n chef-owner Ornon Jilandharn grew up in Thailand, where his mother taught him how to cook. no lunch on Sunday. $

BAkeriesBirchgrove Baking279 Elm St., montpelier, 223-0200 n meals: B, l n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly n Pair your artisan roast coffee with “monkey Bread” or a sandwich on a freshly baked croissant, and finish with a slice of “S’mores cake.” $

La Brioche89 main St., montpelier, 229-0443 n meals: B, l n good for

groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n The new england culinary institute’s european-style café has a window into the kitchen so you can watch the preparation of pastries, artisan breads and cakes. $

Delicate Decadence 15 cottage St., Suite 5, Barre, 479-7948 n closed: Sun., mon.; meal: B n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly n This bakery-café also has an espresso bar. Find breakfast pastries, cakes and con-fections in the case. custom-designed wedding cakes are also available. $

Rainbow Sweets1689 route 2, marshfield, 426-3531 n closed: tues.; meals: Bru, l, D; beer & wine n seasonal, table service, veggie-friendly n a popular hangout for local writers and poets, this rural café promotes handmade, european-style pastries. There’s pizza on Friday and Saturday nights. closed from march through mid-may. $

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The Backstretch30 Summer St., Barre, 479-9712 n full bar n good for groups, darts, games, pool, tv n There are lots of Wii games and plenty of popcorn at this blue-col-lar bar. Watch cars on the big-screen TVs every Sunday, or play pool. $

Charlie O’s70 main St., montpelier, 223-6820 n full bar n cash/check only, dance floor, darts, karaoke, live music, pool, tv n This local hangout has live music at least four nights a week — from jazz, blues and funk to alternative, rocka-billy and bluegrass.

Green Mountain Tavern10 Keith ave., Barre, 522-3482 n closed: Sun.; meals: D, lN; full bar n cash/check only, outdoor seating, wi-fi, dance floor, darts, karaoke, live music, games, pool, tv n There are DJs every weekend and live bands once a month at this owner-run bar. Smokers can find outdoor seating year-round. $

Gusto’s28 prospect St., Barre, 476-7919 n closed: Sun.; meal: lN; full bar n bar seating, karaoke, live music, games, pool, tv, sometimes cover n There’s DJ karaoke on Thursday, and classic-rock bands shake it up Friday and Saturday nights. Outdoor Ping-Pong, pool and backyard horseshoes entertain local devotees. $

South Side Tavern107 S. main St., Barre, 476-3637 n full bar n good for groups, outdoor seats, wi-fi, dance floor, darts, karaoke, games, pool, tv n Six TVs with sports packages and DJs keep ’em enter-tained. Light snacks are available along with 10 beers on tap.

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Planet Rock127 N. main St., Barre, 877-552-9823 n closed: Sun., mon. n full bar n cash/check only, pool, tv n “exotic dancers” are the attraction here. it’s bachelor-party central.

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McGillicuddy’s Irish Pub14 langdon St., montpelier, 223-2721 n meals: l, D; full bar n good for groups, table service, veggie-friendly, pool, pub quiz/trivia, tv n Pool tables, nine TVs and a popular beer-marinated burger recommend this irish pub in the heart of the capital city. $

Mulligan’s Irish Pub9 maple ave., Barre city, 479-5545 n meals: l, D, lN; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, all-ages shows, dance floor, karaoke, live music, games, pub quiz/trivia, tv n This rustic pub serves hearty meals. in addition to the 10 TVs with sports packages, there’s also a jukebox and video games. $

Rustic Restaurant and Sports Bar451 route 12, Northfield Falls, 485-6363 n closed: Sun.; meals: D, lN; full bar n table service, wi-fi, games, pool, tv n The pub menu at this sports bar is meat and potatoes. Try homemade fries, deep-fried scallops or the rustic steak sandwich — on the menu since 1956. $

coffee/ TeA Café Verde20 School St., plainfield, 595-9932 n meals: B, l n cash/check only, kid-friendly, wi-fi n Visitors craving a taste of the tropics can imbibe creative espresso drinks and fruity maté-infused sodas in flavors such as lime-soursop. Homemade goji berry fudge and baklava up the sweet quotient. $

Capitol Grounds Café27 State St., montpelier, 223-7800 n meals: B, l n wi-fi n a

roaster of fine coffee since 1998, capitol Grounds is located in the heart of montpelier. in addition to coffee, espresso and tea, they serve soups, sandwiches, pastries and light fare. $

Espresso Bueno136 N. main St., Barre, 479-0896 n meals: B, l; beer & wine n kid-friendly, outdoor seats, wi-fi n carefully brewed, single-origin coffees are the name of the game at this comfy, barista-owned business. Pastries are baked daily and the mocha includes homemade chocolate ganache. $

Langdon Street Café4 langdon St., montpelier, 223-8667 n meals: B, l, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, all-ages shows, dance floor, live music n Some come for food and drink — hot sandwiches, soup, coffee, beer and hot cider. Others appreciate the live entertainment, which ranges from puppetry to slam poetry and eclectic music. $

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Tulsi Tea Room34 Elm St., Montpelier, 223-0043 n Closed: Sun., Mon., Tues.; Meal: L n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, live music, games n Expect a full selection of basic teas, as well as herbal blends from Green Mountain Medicinals next door. Guests can enjoy high tea at any time of day with delicate sandwiches, scones, and cookies with whipped cream and jam. $

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3689 Route 14, East Calais, 456-9900 n beer & wine n good

for groups, table service n In this casual farmhouse setting, the global menu of upscale comfort food changes with the season, and can be customized for special events. $$$

Kismet52 State St., Montpelier, 223-8646 n Closed: Mon.; Meals:

B, Bru, L, D; full bar n cash/check only, gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Find cuisine with a conscience at Kismet, where carefully sourced local and sustainable food is on the menu. Anything can be made vegetarian or gluten-free. $$

Samosaman Café72 Main St., Montpelier, 233-7783 n Meals: B, L, D n delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n The farmers’ market favorite is serving it up organic year-round. Start the day with an egg-filled breakfast samosa and Fair Trade coffee or Love & Tea brews. There’s also hummus and a wide variety of curries over premium coconut rice. $

The Skinny Pancake89 Main St., Montpelier, 262-2253 n Meals: B, Bru, L,

D, LN; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, live music n At this crêperie, you can get yours with a sweet or savory filling. Try the “Lovemaker,” which combines strawberries and Nutella. Also offering salads, soups and an espresso bar. The owners are committed localvores. $

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108 Main St., Montpelier, 223-8277 n Meals: L, D, LN; full

bar n gluten-free opts., veggie-friend-ly, wi-fi n This downtown Montpelier bar has 24 craft brews on tap. Pair them with housemade fare prepared with local ingredients, including Vermont artisan cheeses. $

italian/PizzEriasAl Portico23 Berlin St., Montpelier, 225-6137 n Closed: Sun.; Meals: L, D n good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Choose from an array of creative pies, calzones and panini at this comfortable eatery. The “Santa Monica” piles artichoke hearts, olives and feta cheese atop pesto. Full espresso bar. $

Angeleno’s Pizza15 Barre St., Montpelier, 229-5721 n Meals: L, D; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly n Conve-niently located across from the Savoy cinema, this small, laid-back pizzeria is popular among the dinner-and-a-movie crowd. $

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Tulsi Tea Room34 Elm St., Montpelier, 223-0043 n Closed: Sun., Mon., Tues.; Meal: L n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, live music, games n Expect a full selection of basic teas, as well as herbal blends from Green Mountain Medicinals next door. Guests can enjoy high tea at any time of day with delicate sandwiches, scones, and cookies with whipped cream and jam. $

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3689 Route 14, East Calais, 456-9900 n beer & wine n good

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Kismet52 State St., Montpelier, 223-8646 n Closed: Mon.; Meals:

B, Bru, L, D; full bar n cash/check only, gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Find cuisine with a conscience at Kismet, where carefully sourced local and sustainable food is on the menu. Anything can be made vegetarian or gluten-free. $$

Samosaman Café72 Main St., Montpelier, 233-7783 n Meals: B, L, D n delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n The farmers’ market favorite is serving it up organic year-round. Start the day with an egg-filled breakfast samosa and Fair Trade coffee or Love & Tea brews. There’s also hummus and a wide variety of curries over premium coconut rice. $

The Skinny Pancake89 Main St., Montpelier, 262-2253 n Meals: B, Bru, L,

D, LN; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, live music n At this crêperie, you can get yours with a sweet or savory filling. Try the “Lovemaker,” which combines strawberries and Nutella. Also offering salads, soups and an espresso bar. The owners are committed localvores. $

Euro british/gastropubs

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108 Main St., Montpelier, 223-8277 n Meals: L, D, LN; full

bar n gluten-free opts., veggie-friend-ly, wi-fi n This downtown Montpelier bar has 24 craft brews on tap. Pair them with housemade fare prepared with local ingredients, including Vermont artisan cheeses. $

italian/PizzEriasAl Portico23 Berlin St., Montpelier, 225-6137 n Closed: Sun.; Meals: L, D n good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Choose from an array of creative pies, calzones and panini at this comfortable eatery. The “Santa Monica” piles artichoke hearts, olives and feta cheese atop pesto. Full espresso bar. $

Angeleno’s Pizza15 Barre St., Montpelier, 229-5721 n Meals: L, D; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly n Conve-niently located across from the Savoy cinema, this small, laid-back pizzeria is popular among the dinner-and-a-movie crowd. $

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fi nd us on Facebook and follow our blog.

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Basil’s Pizzeria & Restaurant20 S. Main St., Barre, 477-5032 n Meals: L, D; beer & wine n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n Barre-Montpelier Times Argus readers voted the pizza here the best in central Vermont. Owner Vasilio Vlahakis also serves up Greek dishes, including gyros and baklava. Try the roasted chicken. $

Depot Square Pizza40 Depot Sq., Northfield, 485-5500 n Closed: Sun., Mon.; Meals: L, D; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Why head to this traditional pizzeria? According to owner Andrew Pedley, they toss the world’s best. Settle in front of the big-screen TV for a game and enjoy chicken-bacon-ranch pizza, pasta, subs or salads. $

Hilltop Restaurant241 Quarry Hill Rd., Barre, 479-2129 n Closed: Sun.; Meals: L, D; full bar n banquet room, good for groups, kid-friendly, salad bar, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n The half-century-old Italian pasta house is a local landmark. Banquet facilities for up to 140 people. $$

Lucia’s Italian Restaurant & Bar276 N. Main St., Barre, 476-7722 n Closed: Sun., Mon.; Meals: L, D; full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly n Like the northern Italian specialties at Richmond’s Toscano? Its owners have headed south with “red sauce” classics like chicken Par-mesan and homemade tiramisu. $$

Mister Z’s Italian Restaurant379 N. Main St., Barre, 479-3259 n Meals: L, D; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service n This is traditional, affordable Italian American cuisine featuring family recipes and locally made pasta. The pizzas come in varieties such as “Triple Z” and “Italian Stallion.” $

Montpelier Village Pizza89 Main St., Montpelier, 229-4333 n Meals: L, D; beer & wine n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, salad bar, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, other games, pool, tv n The white pizza wows ’em at this family restaurant, where dishes are made fresh. $

Northfield Village Pizza165 Route 12, Northfield, 485-4336 n Meals: L, D; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n At this drive-in diner, snowmobiles, motorcycles and classic cars pull up for pizza, ice cream shakes and sundaes. $

Positive Pie69 Main St., plainfield, 454-0133 n Closed: Mon.; Meals: L, D; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, all-ages shows, sometimes cover n Fresh ingredients and dough add authen-ticity to the New York-style pizzas served here. Bob Marley tunes and art make it mellow. $

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3 Main St., Montpelier, 223-0229 n Meals: L, D; full bar

n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly n A custom-built, wood-burning oven cranks out authentic Italian fare such as pizzas and pollo al forno. No lunch on Sunday. $$

White Rock Pizza & Pub848 Route 14, Woodbury, 225-5915 n Closed: Mon., Tues.; Meals: L, D; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, karaoke, live music, tv n Owner Maggie Zuccardy makes dough and sauce daily, and says of her toppings: “I don’t cut it ’til you order it.” The pub, in a historic home, serves Familia Zuccardi wines, made by Zuccardy’s Argentine cousins. $

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B, Bru, L, D n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, outdoor seats, salad bar, vegan-friendly n Eat outside, or enjoy the river view through a 25-foot-long window. Check out the veggie-friendly, locally inspired prepared foods, hot bar and salad bar. $

LACE159 N. Main St. , Barre, 476-4276 n Closed: Sun., Mon.; Meal: L; beer & wine n all you can eat, banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, live music n Ev-erything is fresh, local and seasonal at Ariel Zevon’s Vermont-focused café and grocery store. Grab and go or re-lax on a couch with a sandwich, salad or bottomless bowl of soup. $

The Uncommon Market1 School St., Montpelier, 223-7051 n Meals: B, L, D n outdoor seats, veg-gie-friendly n This grocery store of-fers fresh seafood, house-cut steaks and some all-natural products. Deli sandwiches are made with Boar’s Head meats. Other faves include tur-key enchiladas and sandwiches. $

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Julio’s Cantina Mexican Cuisine & Margarita Bar54 State St., Montpelier, 229-9348 n Meals: Bru, L, D, LN; full bar n kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, games, tv n Locals flock to this festive, family-friendly Mexican restaurant for the authentic cuisine and the drink specials. Don’t miss the organic margaritas. $

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Basil’s Pizzeria & Restaurant20 S. Main St., Barre, 477-5032 n Meals: L, D; beer & wine n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n Barre-Montpelier Times Argus readers voted the pizza here the best in central Vermont. Owner Vasilio Vlahakis also serves up Greek dishes, including gyros and baklava. Try the roasted chicken. $

Depot Square Pizza40 Depot Sq., Northfield, 485-5500 n Closed: Sun., Mon.; Meals: L, D; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Why head to this traditional pizzeria? According to owner Andrew Pedley, they toss the world’s best. Settle in front of the big-screen TV for a game and enjoy chicken-bacon-ranch pizza, pasta, subs or salads. $

Hilltop Restaurant241 Quarry Hill Rd., Barre, 479-2129 n Closed: Sun.; Meals: L, D; full bar n banquet room, good for groups, kid-friendly, salad bar, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n The half-century-old Italian pasta house is a local landmark. Banquet facilities for up to 140 people. $$

Lucia’s Italian Restaurant & Bar276 N. Main St., Barre, 476-7722 n Closed: Sun., Mon.; Meals: L, D; full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly n Like the northern Italian specialties at Richmond’s Toscano? Its owners have headed south with “red sauce” classics like chicken Par-mesan and homemade tiramisu. $$

Mister Z’s Italian Restaurant379 N. Main St., Barre, 479-3259 n Meals: L, D; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service n This is traditional, affordable Italian American cuisine featuring family recipes and locally made pasta. The pizzas come in varieties such as “Triple Z” and “Italian Stallion.” $

Montpelier Village Pizza89 Main St., Montpelier, 229-4333 n Meals: L, D; beer & wine n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, salad bar, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, other games, pool, tv n The white pizza wows ’em at this family restaurant, where dishes are made fresh. $

Northfield Village Pizza165 Route 12, Northfield, 485-4336 n Meals: L, D; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n At this drive-in diner, snowmobiles, motorcycles and classic cars pull up for pizza, ice cream shakes and sundaes. $

Positive Pie69 Main St., plainfield, 454-0133 n Closed: Mon.; Meals: L, D; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, all-ages shows, sometimes cover n Fresh ingredients and dough add authen-ticity to the New York-style pizzas served here. Bob Marley tunes and art make it mellow. $

Positive Pie 222 State St., Montpelier, 229-0453 n Meals: L, D; full bar

n delivery, gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, dance floor, live music, tv, sometimes cover n

This trattoria has an urban lounge feel and free delivery. Serving New York-style, hand-tossed pizza, Italian entrées, special martinis and more. $$

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n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly n A custom-built, wood-burning oven cranks out authentic Italian fare such as pizzas and pollo al forno. No lunch on Sunday. $$

White Rock Pizza & Pub848 Route 14, Woodbury, 225-5915 n Closed: Mon., Tues.; Meals: L, D; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, karaoke, live music, tv n Owner Maggie Zuccardy makes dough and sauce daily, and says of her toppings: “I don’t cut it ’til you order it.” The pub, in a historic home, serves Familia Zuccardi wines, made by Zuccardy’s Argentine cousins. $

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The Bearded Frog 5247 Shelburne rd., Shelburne, 985-9877 n meal: D; full bar n

gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, tv n Chef Andrea Cousineau offers eclectic American fare at this upscale bistro. In winter, warm up by the two-sided fireplace in the elegantly appointed dining room. Patio seating available in summer. $$$

The Belted Cow Bistro4 Park St., Essex Junction, 316-3883 n closed: Sun.,

mon.; meal: D; full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly n Passionate attention to detail defines the food at this locally focused, upscale eatery. Chef-owner John Delpha is a barbecue world champion, so look for smoked specialties. $$$

Bevo70 roosevelt hwy., colchester, 355-7891 n closed: Sun., mon.;

meals: L, D; full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n The diverse pub food here includes fried cheese curds with truffled honey, banh mi sandwiches, and bacon- or shiitake-dusted fries. $$

Bridge Street Café30 Bridge St., richmond, 434-2233 n meals: B, Bru, L, D; beer & wine n de-livery, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly n This family-owned café welcomes all with warm service. Check out the Philly cheesesteaks, pizzas, wraps and hoppin’ Sunday brunch. $

Butler’s Farm at the Essex

70 Essex Way, Essex, 764-1413 n meals: Bru, D;

full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n This casual but sophisticated restaurant keeps meals sustainable. Ingredients come from local farms, including the Essex Culinary Resort & Spa’s own garden. Closed Sunday and Monday in winter. $$$

Caroline’s Fine Dining30 route 15, Jericho, 899-2223 n closed: tues.; meal: D; beer &

wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly n The 1835 farmhouse setting transports guests to an era of bygone elegance. Soft lighting and small, intimate rooms set the scene for chef Joseph Ianelli’s culinary creations. $$$

Clover House Restaurant42 church rd., colchester, 860-3631 n meals: Bru, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, tv n Fine dining comes to this pub via a New England Culinary Institute alum. Seafood risotto is a fave on the ethnically influenced New American menu. $$

G’s Restaurant878 Williston rd., Sheraton hotel, South Burlington, 865-6602 n meals: B, Bru, L, D; full bar n all you can eat, banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n In-the-know locals drop by the Shera-ton Hotel’s atrium for the Sunday brunch buffet, featuring omelette and waffle stations, carved meats, and a large selection of desserts. $$

The Inn at Shelburne Farms

1611 harbor rd., Shelburne, 985-8498 n meals: B, Bru, D;

full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., seasonal, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n The majority of meats and veggies come from the surrounding farm at this top-rated restaurant-inn. Even the creative cocktails use local products. Open from May 6 to October 17. $$$$

The Kitchen Table Bistro1840 W. main St., richmond, 434-8686 n

closed: Sun., mon.; meal: D; full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Chef-owners Steve and Lara Atkins serve haute cuisine and bistro favorites in a historic, 1795 brick home. The seasonal menu changes frequently. Try the decadent, made-from-scratch desserts, including homemade ice cream. $$$

Monty’s Old Brick Tavern7921 Williston rd., Williston, 316-4262 n

closed: mon.; meals: Bru, D; beer & wine n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, live music, tv n

Enjoy live music in the dining room or on the patio at this cozy neighbor-hood eatery, located in a historic building. Sunday brunch. $

H Our House (see p. 68)36 main St., Winooski, 497-1884 n meals: Bru, L, D; full bar n

gluten-free opts., outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly n ”Twisted comfort food” comes to the former home of Sneakers. There are “Frickles,” fish tacos, and mac ’n’ cheese with add-ons including lobster and pulled pork. End the meal with a deep-fried PB&J or something from the funky drink menu. $$

Pauline’s Café 1834 Shelburne rd., South Burlington, 862-1081 n

meals: Bru, L, D; full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly n A South Burlington landmark, this café-restaurant satisfies customers with Maine crab cakes, rack of lamb, Vermont meats and local produce in season. $$$

Sonoma Station99 Bridge St., richmond, 434-5949 n closed: Sun., mon.; meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly n Formerly of Leunig’s, chef-owner Monica Lamay cooks New American cuisine at this unique eatery in Richmond’s historic Blue Seal Feeds building. Try the crab-and-avocado Napoléon with cilantro vinaigrette. $$$

The Tavern at the Essex 70 Essex Way, Essex, 764-1413 n meals: B, Bru, L, D; full bar n

good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, live music, tv n The menu combines American, contemporary cuisine with tavern fare. Also offering local microbrews and unique specialty cocktails. $$

Vermont National Country Club1227 Dorset St., South Burlington, 264-9415 n closed: mon.; meals: Bru, L, D; full bar n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., seasonal, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n You don’t need to play golf to enjoy lunch in the elegant dining room or on the deck. Do wear shirts with collars. $$$

La Villa Bistro & Pizzeria3762 Shelburne rd., Shelburne, 985-2596 n

meals: L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n This bistro boasts everything from

made-to-order pasta dishes to free-range poultry and organic local burgers. No lunch Sunday. $$

The Village Cup30 route 15, Jericho, 899-1730 n meals: B, Bru, L, D n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, live music n This rustic café serves break-fast, lunch and weekend brunch in a renovated farmhouse. At night, look for an extensive selection of bistro dinners, complemented by carefully selected wines and craft beer. $

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AJ’s Kitchen10 railroad St., Essex Junction, 288-8182 n meals: B, L, D n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, tv n Burgers are big at this friendly, local diner. Breakfast is served all day, and soups are homemade. $

Apollo Diner3 Southerberry Dr., milton, 893-3313 n meals: B, L, D n

banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This family diner has classic hot-turkey and roast-beef sandwiches, but also made-from-scatch Greek and Italian specialties. $

Arcadia Diner1696 Williston rd., South Burling-ton, 651-9080 n meals: B, Bru, L n kid-friendly, table service n This vintage diner has a stainless-steel retro interior and a menu that fuses American and Greek cuisine: Think spanakopita, gyros and chipped beef on toast. Breakfast served all day. $

Libby’s Diner46 high Point ctr., colchester, 655-0343 n meals: B, Bru, L n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n This family diner has a vintage theme and lots of freshly baked desserts. It’s a great source of New England comfort food. $

The Milton Diner514 route 7, milton, 893-1743 n meals: B, L, D; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly n This workingman’s diner serves breakfast all day long. Try the fried haddock, baked scallops and weekend specials. There’s also a creemee stand. $

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beer & wine n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Locals have frequented this art-deco café for more than 25 years. Try the daily specials. $

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Alex’s Restaurant — Home of the Vermont Soup Company1636 Williston Rd., South Burlington, 862-5678 n Closed: Mon.; Meals: B, Bru, L, D; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly n Come here for classic

comfort food. A collection of toys and original artwork adds to the down-to-earth atmosphere. Sunday brunch. $

Bagel Market30 Susie Wilson Dr., Essex Junction, 872-2616 n Meals: B, L n kid-friendly, veggie-friendly n The home-roasted coffee goes with any of 25 bagel vari-eties. For lunch, try one of the grilled sandwiches or wraps. Also muffins, brownies, cookies and Danish. $

Bagels Plus16 Taft Corners Shopping Ctr., Willis-ton, 878-3131 n Meals: B, L n good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly n The bagels, bread, cookies and muf-fins are made fresh daily. Specialty bagels include maple wheat and four cheese. $

Bayside Triple M Deli49 Heineberg Dr., Colchester, 651-1009 n Meals: B, L, D n good for groups, kid-friendly, vegan-friendly n This strip-mall deli pulls in patrons with a full sandwich menu. Like egg rolls? Preorder them by the dozen for pickup on Sunday. $

Belle’s Café121 Connor Way, Maple Tree Place, Williston, 872-2802 n Meals: B, Bru, L n delivery, good for groups,

veggie-friendly n This locally owned artisan café has creative flatbread and sandwich specials, as well as a build-your-own sandwich option. Bread baked fresh every day. $

The Bolton Deli4302 Bolton Access Rd., Bolton Valley, 434-6817 n Meals: B, L n kid-friendly, seasonal, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Featuring hot and cold sandwiches — including a “mean” egg salad — fresh soups and other made-from-scratch items. Basic groceries and sundries, too. Closed for mud season. $

Bruegger’s Bagel Bakery2989 Shelburne Rd., Shelburne, 985-3183 n Meals: B, L n good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This Shelburne eatery offers hot and cold sandwiches on bagels and fresh-baked breads. Also serving signature soups and tossed salads. $

Burlington Bagel Bakery992 Shelburne Rd., South Burling-ton, 864-0236 n Meals: B, L n good for groups, kid-friendly, vegan-friendly n Burlington’s original bagel shop cooks up more than 15 types of bagels, including Asiago and roasted red pepper. Local products are featured. $

Firebird Café163 Pearl St., Essex Junction, 316-4265 n Closed: Mon.; Meals: B, L n delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Owner Jake Tran’s California upbringing influences the food at this breakfast-all-day eatery. Try the salmon eggs Benedict with poblano cream sauce or a burrito. Even the sauces are made fresh daily. $

The Garden of Eatin’ Café472 Marshall Ave., Williston, 878-1042 n Meal: L n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly n A lush, tropical conservato-ry doubles as a dining room in winter. When it’s warm out, enjoy a freshly prepared meal on the outdoor patio. The menu changes daily. $

Harrington’s of Vermont5597 Shelburne Rd., Shelburne, 985-2000 n Meals: B, L n veggie-friendly n Located across the street from the Shelburne Museum, this eatery and specialty-foods store makes killer sandwiches using its own meats and condiments. $

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Klinger’s Bread Company10 Farrell St., South Burlington, 860-6322 n Meals: B, L n delivery, kid-friendly n At this small, in-bakery café, you can grab a coffee and croissant, or order soups, salads and sandwiches for lunch. $

M.T. Bellies Deli340 Dorset St., South Burlington, 863-8058 n Meals: B, L, D; beer & wine n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly n This deli boasts generous portions of comfort food at reason-able prices. Try a spicy chicken Caesar wrap or the chicken salad. It’s all homemade. $

Paisley Hippo Sandwich Shop22 Commerce St., #7, Hinesburg, 482-2345 n Closed: Sun.; Meals: L, D n kid-friendly, veggie-friendly n At this funky eatery, you can order up a “Beast” made with roast beef, pepperoni and sharp cheddar. The cheesesteaks, sweet-potato fries, wings and soups are big, too. $

PK Café186 College Pkwy., Colchester, 655-6565 n Closed: Sun.; Meals: B, L, D n good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Specialty sandwiches, pizza, homemade soups and baked goods fill the menu at this college hotspot. Try the “Vermonster” — turkey and apples with cheddar and cranberry mayo on fresh focaccia. $

The Shelburne Kitchen 195 Falls Rd., Shelburne, 985-9100 n Meals: B, L n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Early risers can pick up quiche and espres-so at this upscale takeout spot. Bring home steak or orange-ginger chicken with bacon-Gorgonzola Brussels sprouts for dinner. $

Sugarsnap at Technology Park30 Community Dr., Suite 9, South Burlington, 861-2718 n Closed: Sat., Sun.; Meals: B, L n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, vegan-friendly n Choose from freshly prepared, seasonal sal-ads, sandwiches, homemade soups and take-home dinners. Special daily entreés. $

Underhill Country Store1 Pleasant Valley Rd., underhill, 899-4056 n Meals: B, L, D n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly n Outdoor enthusiasts love this gear shop and restaurant for pizza, soup, sand-wiches, high-energy snacks — even snowshoe rentals. $

Val’s Wild Tomato135 E. Allen St., Winooski, 861-9453 n Closed: Sun.; Meals: L, D n good for groups, kid-friendly, vegan-friendly, tv n Jumbo wings are cooked to order and served with homemade sauces and dressings here. Sandwiches come on local bread with mayos in flavors like sriracha. $

Vermont Sandwich Company5689 Williston Rd., Williston, 878-6963 n Meals: L, D n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, vegan-friendly n This local sandwich company comes up with some interesting combos. Try the popular “Patriot,” with turkey, stuffing and cranberry sauce $

Waf’s West Side Deli165 E. Allen St., Winooski, 655-0290 n Closed: Sat., Sun.; Meals: L, D; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friend-

ly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, games, tv n This deli has a rock and roll theme and Vermont brews on tap. Pick up Mediterranean and Middle Eastern sandwiches or try a hot steak and cheese or pizza. $

SouthweStern/ tex-Mex

Moe’s Southwest Grill1150 Williston Rd., South Burling-ton, 660-4900 n Meals: L, D; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, tv n There’s no table service at this “fast-casual” Tex-Mex restaurant on Williston Road. But you can eat your “Home Wrecker” burrito on the premises. Or take it out. $

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Ray’s Seafood Market7 Pinecrest Dr., Essex Junction, 879-3611 n Meals: L, D n good for groups, kid-friendly n This lighthouse-themed seafood spot offers fried and baked haddock, whole-belly clams, and lots of other fried fruits de mer. $

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Rotisserie Restaurant1355 Williston rd., South Burlington, 658-1838 n meals: Bru, L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, tv n Try the prime rib at this friendly neighbor-hood bar and steakhouse. It’s a 40-year institution. $$

Shelburne Steakhouse & Saloon

2545 Shelburne rd., Shelburne, 985-5009 n meals: Bru, L, D, LN;

full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., salad bar, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, dance floor, live music, tv n Chefs prepare way more than steaks in the former Sirloin Saloon’s open kichen. Veggies on the salad bar are grown on site. Lunch on Saturday; brunch Sunday. $$$

Texas Roadhouse225 interstate corporate ctr., Williston, 288-1110 n meals: L, D n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, tv n This casual dining spot has a fun, country atmosphere to go with its “fall-off-the-bone” ribs. The local owner sources all of his produce and dairy from Vermont. $

Windjammer Restaurant1076 Williston rd., South Burlington, 862-6585 n meals:

L, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., salad bar, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, live music, tv n Hand-cut steaks, prime rib, fresh seafood and a 150- bottle wine list keep ’em coming back. Check out the unique, boat- shaped salad bar that comes with an entrée order. $$$

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Al’s French Frys1251 Williston rd., South Burlington, 862-9203 n meals: L, D n cash/check only, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats n Even the hand-cut fries are a throwback to the ’50s here. They also sell corn dogs, cheeseburg-ers and, in season, creemees. $

Archie’s Grill4109 Shelburne rd., Shelburne, 985-4912 n meals: L, D; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n The burgers at this environmentally responsible spot are made from Laplatte River Angus Farm beef. Sit outside with fried fish and creemees in summer. $

Barkeaters Restaurant97 Falls rd., Shelburne, 985-2830 n closed: mon.;

meals: B, Bru, L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., outdoor seats, veggie-friendly n At this Adirondack-themed eatery, meat lovers can nosh on lamb lollipops or espresso-crusted pork. Vegetarians choose from hearty salads and pastas. $$$

Black Bear Inn4010 Bolton access rd., Bolton, 434-2126 n closed: Sun., Wed.; meals: B, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n The snow is unpredictable, but the price is fixed at this mountaintop inn. Twenty-seven dollars buys you a three-course meal served in the candlelit dining room. $$

The Café Window97 Blakely rd., Suite 5, colchester, 652-2444 n meals: L, D; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Try the BLT with a root-beer float at this airy café. Creemees and Hershey ice cream are available year-round. Breakfast on weekends. $

Camel’s Hump Café at Broadacres Bingo133 Broad acres Dr., colchester, 860-6032 n closed: mon.; meals: Bru, L, D n good for groups, kid-friendly, seasonal, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, games n Broadacres Bingo Center offers comfort food prepared by Lake Champlain Catering. A snack bar serves creemees all summer. $

Charlie’s Rotisserie and Grill1160 Williston rd., South Burlington, 862-1211 n meals: L, D; beer & wine n delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly, tv n Looking for quick homemade food? This casual eatery specializes in rotisserie chicken, homemade chicken tenders, baby-back ribs, wings, sandwiches and made-to-order salads. $

Clark’s Sunoco Deli2939 St. george rd., Williston, 878-4430 n meals: B, L, D, LN n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n A sandwich, soda and chips are always $4.95 at this full-service deli. Maple creemees in season. $

Duke’s Creemees160 river St., milton, 309-3179 n kid-friendly, outdoor seats, seasonal n Sick of vanilla and chocolate? The window next to Scales & Tails pet shop will tantalize you with 79 flavors. Try banana rocky road or mint chocolate chip — or get them as shakes. $

Dutch Mill Family Restaurant4309 Shelburne rd., Shelburne, 985-3568 n meals: B, L n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, out-door seats, seasonal, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This homey restaurant is famous for its historic windmill and authentic Vermont comfort food. You can get breakfast all day. Closed Monday and Tuesday in winter. $

Essex Grill35 main St., Essex Junction, 662-1501 n meals: B, L, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly n Pictures of dogs decorate the walls at this canine-themed eatery. Try one of the specialty burgers, available with patties made from grass-fed Boyden Farm beef, turkey or beans. $

Good Times Café10805 main St., hinesburg, 482-4444 n closed: mon.; meals: L, D; beer & wine n cash/check only, live music n This diverse café features Italian, Cajun and American cuisine. Look for nightly dinner specials such as homemade seafood ravioli. $

Harper’s Restaurant at the Holiday Inn1068 Williston rd., South Burling-ton, 863-6363 n meals: B, Bru, L, D; full bar n all you can eat, banquet room, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, tv n This quiet hideaway is a relaxed and discreet bar and eatery during the week. Brunch served on Sunday. Special buffets on major holidays. $$

Hoagie Hut164 Porters Point rd., Bellwood Shopping ctr., colchester, 863-6655 n meals: L, D; beer & wine n cash/check only, good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly n This old-time fast-food restaurant cooks up a mean — and huge — Philly cheesesteak. No dinner on Sunday. $

The Hungry Lion 4 Jericho E. Dr., Jericho, 899-5466 n closed: mon., tues.; meals: B, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, live music, tv n All the classic comfort food is homemade here. Start with fresh-baked bread

before feasting on duck breast with raspberry glaze or coconut-and-yellow-curry tofu. $$

JP’s Restaurant and Deli39 river rd., Essex Junction, 288-8099 n meals: B, L; full bar n banquet room, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n Choose between two dining rooms, one of which is jungle themed. Try the open-face, hot sandwiches. $

The Lake-View House1710 Shelburne rd., South Burlington, 865-3900 n

closed: Sun.; meals: L, D; full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, tv n This Shelburne Road restaurant takes a casual approach to elevated comfort food. Try beer-braised Yankee pot roast or grilled haddock with bacon and hash. $$$

The Old Brick Store290 Ferry rd., charlotte, 425-2421 n meals: B, L n

gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n This community-supported market offers a mix of conventional and organic products. Grab freshly baked pastries, breakfast sandwiches, pizza and deli items, or espresso. $

One Flight Up at the Airport1200 airport Dr., South Burlington, 862-6410 n meals: B, L, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Bur-lington International Airport’s only restaurant serves sandwiches and light dinner items until 7 p.m. And you can keep your shoes on. $

Rozzi’s Lakeshore Tavern & Restaurant

1022 W. Lakeshore Dr., colchester, 863-2342 n meals:

B, Bru, L, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, darts, games, pool, pub quiz/trivia, tv n The prime rib here is renowned. Catch any game during the Major League season and enjoy free happy-hour food daily. There are 30 burgers, including the two-pound “Dozer.” Weekend brunch. $

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Vermont Fresh Network Member

Sophie’s American Bistro18 Severance Green, Colchester, 878-6100 n Closed: Mon.; Meals: Bru, L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, live music, tv n Classic American dishes with a gourmet twist fill the menu at this bright eatery. Chicken Marsala, shep-herd’s pie and daily soup specials are favorites. $$

T Bones Restaurant and Bar38 Lower Mountain View Dr., Colchester, 654-8008 n Meals: Bru, L, D, LN; full bar n all you can eat, banquet room, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, live music, tv n Steak cooks at your table on a heated volca-nic rock. Sunday buffet brunch from October through Mother’s Day. $$

Trader Duke’s1117 Williston Rd., South Burlington, 660-7523 n Meals:

B, Bru, L, D; full bar n all you can eat, banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This country-style restaurant is famous for New England cuisine and a double-sided fieldstone fireplace. Try

the homemade meatloaf. Brunch buffet on Sunday. $$

Vermont Sports Grill1705 Williston Rd., South Burlington, 860-2009 n Meals: Bru, L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, salad bar, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, pub quiz/trivia, tv n Fifty-one high-def TVs show various sports packages as fans settle in with $2.50 pint specials and a massive dish known as “Meatloaf Mountain.” $

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Chef Leu’s House3761 Shelburne Rd., Shelburne, 985-5258 n Meals: L, D; full bar n good for groups, table service, veggie-friend-ly n Specializing in Szechuan, Hunan, Mandarin and Vietnamese cuisines, this crowd-pleasing restaurant of-fers sit-down dining and a cocktail lounge. $

China Garden8-10 Main St., Essex Junction, 879-8888 n Meals: L, D n Chicken and combo platters keep ’em coming to this Main Street eatery. $

Chopstick House II127 Porters Point Rd., Colchester, 862-3600 n Meals: L, D n veggie-friendly n Serving Szechuan, Hunan, Mandarin and Cantonese fare with no MSG. Order family dinner combina-tions for up to six people. $

Dragon House22 Commerce St., Hinesburg, 482-6888 n Meals: L, D n You can have lunch early at this Chinese restaurant on the fringes of Chittenden County; it opens at 11 a.m. Eat there or make it takeout. $

East Orchid2033 Essex Rd., Williston, 878-1288 n Meals: L, D; full bar n all you can eat, banquet room, good for groups, table service, veggie-friendly n The chef at this formal buffet-style res-taurant recommends the “Phoenix” — shrimp and chicken stir-fried with vegetables. $

Full House90 Center Rd., Essex Junction, 879-8989 n Meals: L, D n table service n Curries share menu space with the usual Chinese choices at this store-front takeout spot. $

Grand Buffet66 Pearl St., Essex Junction, 879-9669 n Meals: L, D; beer & wine n all you can eat, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, salad bar, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This buffet restaurant serves a world of dishes ranging from sushi to pizza to barbecued squid. Kids pay 70¢ per year of age. $

Hong Kong Kitchen1930 Williston Rd., South Burling-ton, 862-4622 n Meals: L, D n The employees here claim to have “the best General Tso in town.” Sunday is dinner only. $

Joyce’s Noodle House5 Carmichael St., Essex, 288-9828 n Meals: L, D; full bar n table service n This Chinese restaurant prepares authentic cuisine that can be traced back to the Shang Dynasty. Try the mustard greens with smoked tofu. $

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We’ve got it all!

2659 Shelburne RdShelburne 985-3246

• 4000+ Bottles of Wine

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• VT DLC Liquor

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Vermont Fresh Network Member

Sophie’s American Bistro18 Severance Green, Colchester, 878-6100 n Closed: Mon.; Meals: Bru, L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, live music, tv n Classic American dishes with a gourmet twist fill the menu at this bright eatery. Chicken Marsala, shep-herd’s pie and daily soup specials are favorites. $$

T Bones Restaurant and Bar38 Lower Mountain View Dr., Colchester, 654-8008 n Meals: Bru, L, D, LN; full bar n all you can eat, banquet room, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, live music, tv n Steak cooks at your table on a heated volca-nic rock. Sunday buffet brunch from October through Mother’s Day. $$

Trader Duke’s1117 Williston Rd., South Burlington, 660-7523 n Meals:

B, Bru, L, D; full bar n all you can eat, banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This country-style restaurant is famous for New England cuisine and a double-sided fieldstone fireplace. Try

the homemade meatloaf. Brunch buffet on Sunday. $$

Vermont Sports Grill1705 Williston Rd., South Burlington, 860-2009 n Meals: Bru, L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, salad bar, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, pub quiz/trivia, tv n Fifty-one high-def TVs show various sports packages as fans settle in with $2.50 pint specials and a massive dish known as “Meatloaf Mountain.” $

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Chef Leu’s House3761 Shelburne Rd., Shelburne, 985-5258 n Meals: L, D; full bar n good for groups, table service, veggie-friend-ly n Specializing in Szechuan, Hunan, Mandarin and Vietnamese cuisines, this crowd-pleasing restaurant of-fers sit-down dining and a cocktail lounge. $

China Garden8-10 Main St., Essex Junction, 879-8888 n Meals: L, D n Chicken and combo platters keep ’em coming to this Main Street eatery. $

Chopstick House II127 Porters Point Rd., Colchester, 862-3600 n Meals: L, D n veggie-friendly n Serving Szechuan, Hunan, Mandarin and Cantonese fare with no MSG. Order family dinner combina-tions for up to six people. $

Dragon House22 Commerce St., Hinesburg, 482-6888 n Meals: L, D n You can have lunch early at this Chinese restaurant on the fringes of Chittenden County; it opens at 11 a.m. Eat there or make it takeout. $

East Orchid2033 Essex Rd., Williston, 878-1288 n Meals: L, D; full bar n all you can eat, banquet room, good for groups, table service, veggie-friendly n The chef at this formal buffet-style res-taurant recommends the “Phoenix” — shrimp and chicken stir-fried with vegetables. $

Full House90 Center Rd., Essex Junction, 879-8989 n Meals: L, D n table service n Curries share menu space with the usual Chinese choices at this store-front takeout spot. $

Grand Buffet66 Pearl St., Essex Junction, 879-9669 n Meals: L, D; beer & wine n all you can eat, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, salad bar, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This buffet restaurant serves a world of dishes ranging from sushi to pizza to barbecued squid. Kids pay 70¢ per year of age. $

Hong Kong Kitchen1930 Williston Rd., South Burling-ton, 862-4622 n Meals: L, D n The employees here claim to have “the best General Tso in town.” Sunday is dinner only. $

Joyce’s Noodle House5 Carmichael St., Essex, 288-9828 n Meals: L, D; full bar n table service n This Chinese restaurant prepares authentic cuisine that can be traced back to the Shang Dynasty. Try the mustard greens with smoked tofu. $

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Lee’s Chinese Restaurant 360 Dorset St., South Burlington, 657-3218 n Meals: L, D n delivery, table service, veggie-friendly n Col-lege meal cards are accepted at this small Asian eatery. Try the Mongolian beef or the shrimp with ginger and scallions. Sunday is dinner only. $

Lucky Wok Chinese RestaurantMidtown Plaza, 170 Route 7, Milton, 893-0078 n Meals: L, D n table ser-vice n This small restaurant is known for its speedy service — and all the Chinese classics. $

Men at Wok3 Taft Corners Shopping Ctr., Wil-liston, 878-2850 n Meals: L, D n table service n An open kitchen lets you watch chefs assemble your crab Rangoon or chicken teriyaki. $

North Garden Chinese Restaurant65 Patchen Rd., South Burlington, 862-0475 n Closed: Mon.; Meals: L, D n delivery, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n Serving all the Chinese classics, from vegetarian Hunan bean curd to Kung Pao pork. $

Orchid Chinese Cuisine5 Market St., South Burlington, 658-3626 n Meals: L, D; full bar n all you can eat, delivery, good for groups, table service, veggie-friendly n The 100-item buffet has been attracting customers for more than 20 years. Open 365 days a year. $

Oriental Wok21 Essex Way, Essex, 878-6688 n Meals: L, D n Come in for the fragrant lemon chicken before a night at the Essex Cinemas. Specials are served with a side of pork fried rice. $

Peking Duck House79 W. Canal St., Winooski, 655-7475 n Meals: L, D; full bar n table service, veggie-friendly n This two-story restaurant offers takeout as well as formal dining and a cocktail lounge. The chef recommends the “Tsair Tsair Beef,” served sizzling with scallops. $$

Silver Palace1216 Williston Rd., South Burlington, 864-0125 n Meals: L, D; full bar n delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly n Chinese food with an American twist. Try the orange beef or crispy pork. No lunch on Sunday. $$

Yummy Chinese Restaurant88 Heineberg Dr., Colchester, 860-2828 n Meals: L, D n table service n Look for Thai specialties and Chinese favorites here. There are several lob-ster dishes and family dinner deals. $

Zen Gardens7 Fayette Dr., South Burlington, 862-8885 n Meals: L, D; full bar n banquet room, delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly n Authentic Szechuan, Cantonese and Taiwanese cuisine is served. Dim sum on Sunday. $$

Japanese

Koto Restaurant792 Shelburne Rd., South Burling-ton, 660-8976 n Meals: L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly, tv n At this Japanese steakhouse, the chefs put on a table-side show if you opt for the hibachi. Also offering a full assortment of sushi and sashimi. $$$

Sushido19 Taft Corners Shopping Ctr., Willis-ton, 288-8052 n Closed: Sun.; Meals: L, D; beer & wine n kid-friendly, vegan-friendly n Sit down for lunch or dinner, or take out packaged bean cakes, sushi and assorted Asian groceries. $

pan-asian

Asian Bistro (two locations)121 Corner Way, Williston, 878-8878 n 25 Winooski Falls Way, Winooski, 655-9800 n Meals: L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly n Chefs prepare dishes from China, Thailand, Malaysia and Japan. Sample sushi and sashimi, or try one of the chef’s specialties. No lunch on weekends. $$

Naru Asian Cuisine202 Cornerstone Dr., Williston, 878-8868 n Meals: L, D n kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly n Try the “Hot Stone Bibimbob” — a variety of vegetables, egg and seasoned beef over rice, with spicy paste on the side. No lunch on Sunday. $

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Experience a gourmet twist on comfort food.

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253 Main Street, Vergennes, Vermont • 802-877-9991Open seven nights 5:30-8:30 • Seating at 5:30pm

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CHITTENDEN CouNTy

$ $12 and under $$ $13 to $18 $$$ $19 to $25 $$$$ $26 to $32 $$$$$ $33 and up

B Breakfast L Lunch D Dinner Bru Brunch LN Late Night

AVERAGE ENTRéE MEALS

Vermont Restaurant Week 2011 Location

Vermont Fresh Network Member

Lee’s Chinese Restaurant 360 Dorset St., South Burlington, 657-3218 n Meals: L, D n delivery, table service, veggie-friendly n Col-lege meal cards are accepted at this small Asian eatery. Try the Mongolian beef or the shrimp with ginger and scallions. Sunday is dinner only. $

Lucky Wok Chinese RestaurantMidtown Plaza, 170 Route 7, Milton, 893-0078 n Meals: L, D n table ser-vice n This small restaurant is known for its speedy service — and all the Chinese classics. $

Men at Wok3 Taft Corners Shopping Ctr., Wil-liston, 878-2850 n Meals: L, D n table service n An open kitchen lets you watch chefs assemble your crab Rangoon or chicken teriyaki. $

North Garden Chinese Restaurant65 Patchen Rd., South Burlington, 862-0475 n Closed: Mon.; Meals: L, D n delivery, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n Serving all the Chinese classics, from vegetarian Hunan bean curd to Kung Pao pork. $

Orchid Chinese Cuisine5 Market St., South Burlington, 658-3626 n Meals: L, D; full bar n all you can eat, delivery, good for groups, table service, veggie-friendly n The 100-item buffet has been attracting customers for more than 20 years. Open 365 days a year. $

Oriental Wok21 Essex Way, Essex, 878-6688 n Meals: L, D n Come in for the fragrant lemon chicken before a night at the Essex Cinemas. Specials are served with a side of pork fried rice. $

Peking Duck House79 W. Canal St., Winooski, 655-7475 n Meals: L, D; full bar n table service, veggie-friendly n This two-story restaurant offers takeout as well as formal dining and a cocktail lounge. The chef recommends the “Tsair Tsair Beef,” served sizzling with scallops. $$

Silver Palace1216 Williston Rd., South Burlington, 864-0125 n Meals: L, D; full bar n delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly n Chinese food with an American twist. Try the orange beef or crispy pork. No lunch on Sunday. $$

Yummy Chinese Restaurant88 Heineberg Dr., Colchester, 860-2828 n Meals: L, D n table service n Look for Thai specialties and Chinese favorites here. There are several lob-ster dishes and family dinner deals. $

Zen Gardens7 Fayette Dr., South Burlington, 862-8885 n Meals: L, D; full bar n banquet room, delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly n Authentic Szechuan, Cantonese and Taiwanese cuisine is served. Dim sum on Sunday. $$

Japanese

Koto Restaurant792 Shelburne Rd., South Burling-ton, 660-8976 n Meals: L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly, tv n At this Japanese steakhouse, the chefs put on a table-side show if you opt for the hibachi. Also offering a full assortment of sushi and sashimi. $$$

Sushido19 Taft Corners Shopping Ctr., Willis-ton, 288-8052 n Closed: Sun.; Meals: L, D; beer & wine n kid-friendly, vegan-friendly n Sit down for lunch or dinner, or take out packaged bean cakes, sushi and assorted Asian groceries. $

pan-asian

Asian Bistro (two locations)121 Corner Way, Williston, 878-8878 n 25 Winooski Falls Way, Winooski, 655-9800 n Meals: L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly n Chefs prepare dishes from China, Thailand, Malaysia and Japan. Sample sushi and sashimi, or try one of the chef’s specialties. No lunch on weekends. $$

Naru Asian Cuisine202 Cornerstone Dr., Williston, 878-8868 n Meals: L, D n kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly n Try the “Hot Stone Bibimbob” — a variety of vegetables, egg and seasoned beef over rice, with spicy paste on the side. No lunch on Sunday. $

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Shelburne Farms1611 Harbor Road Shelburne, VT www.shelburnefarms.org

Breakfast: daily, 7:30–11:30 am

Dinner: daily, 5:30–9:30 pm

Sunday Brunch: 8:00 am-–1:00 pm

Open May 6 to October 16Reservations: (802) 985–8498

photos: Orah Moore, Stephen Straub, Jordan Silverman

Enjoy farm fresh local products, creative cuisine, Enjoy farm fresh local products, creative cuisine, Enjoy farm fresh local products, creative cuisine, Enjoy farm fresh local products, creative cuisine, Enjoy farm fresh local products, creative cuisine, Enjoy farm fresh local products, creative cuisine, Enjoy farm fresh local products, creative cuisine, Enjoy farm fresh local products, creative cuisine, Enjoy farm fresh local products, creative cuisine, served in a gracious Victorian era dining room, served in a gracious Victorian era dining room, served in a gracious Victorian era dining room, served in a gracious Victorian era dining room, served in a gracious Victorian era dining room, served in a gracious Victorian era dining room, served in a gracious Victorian era dining room, served in a gracious Victorian era dining room, served in a gracious Victorian era dining room, served in a gracious Victorian era dining room, served in a gracious Victorian era dining room, served in a gracious Victorian era dining room,

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$ $12 and under $$ $13 to $18 $$$ $19 to $25 $$$$ $26 to $32 $$$$$ $33 and up

B Breakfast L Lunch D Dinner Bru Brunch LN Late Night

AVERAGE ENTRéE MEALS

Vermont Restaurant Week 2011 Location

Vermont Fresh Network Member

Thai

Drunken Noodle House9 Park St., Essex Junction, 288-9499 n Closed: Mon.; Meals: L, D; beer & wine n delivery, gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly n They focus on the noodles at this Thai eatery, right near the busy Five Corners. There’s pad Thai, pad kee mao and lots of seafood dishes. Want curry? They’ve got it. $

Tiny Thai Restaurant (two locations)21 Essex Way, #210, Essex, 878-2788 n 24 Main St., Winooski, 655-4888 n Meals: L, D; ByoB n table service, veggie-friendly n Popular dishes include papaya salad, tom kha, ginger chicken and krapow stir-fry with loads of fresh basil. Ask for the authentic Thai menu for a truly im-mersive meal. $

VieTnamese

M-Saigon Vietnamese Noodle House370 Shelburne Rd., South Burl-ington, 865-8383 n Meals: L, D; ByoB n delivery, gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, table service, vegan-

friendly n Slurp up pho — Vietnamese noodle soup — or try a rice platter with grilled lemongrass chicken. It’s one of the area’s only sources of bubble tea, in flavors such as taro, honeydew, coconut and durian. Pair it with a banh mi sandwich on a homemade baguette. $

Pho Dang Vietnamese Café215 Main St., Winooski, 655-0707 n Meals: L, D; ByoB n delivery, gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly n Slurp up Vietnam-ese soup and other noodle and rice dishes. The classic pho tai comes with a plate of flavorful mix-ins. $

Pho Pasteur38 Main St., Winooski, 497-0289 n Closed: Mon.; Meals: L, D n gluten-free opts., outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly n Like spring rolls? This bright café serves a wide variety, including ones filled with chicken or meatballs. All the tradi-tional Vietnamese noodle soups are here, along with a shrimp, crab and quail-egg one. $

Vietnam Restaurant 137 Pearl St., Essex Junction, 872-9998 n Closed: Sun.; Meals: L, D n table service, vegan-friendly n This cozy café is a welcome break from the Route 15 strip, with tile floors, silk flowers and doilies. Specialty milkshakes incorporate avocado, durian, jackfruit, coconut or pineapple. $

Bakeries Backdoor Bakery315 Bridge St., Huntington, 434-3422 n Closed: Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed., Thur., Fri.; Meal: B n cash/check only, kid-friendly, seasonal n Diners enjoy pastries on the river-front porch. Croissants, pineapple turnovers and scones are all home crafted with local and organic ingre-dients. $

Bayside Bakery & Coffee Bar824 W. Lakeshore Dr., Colchester, 862-3318 n Closed: Sun.; Meals: B, L n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n For 26 years, locals have come to this waterfront bakery for eggs Benedict and meat-filled omelettes. The

bakery case is filled with cookies and cream pies. Pork pies are a seasonal specialty. $

Cupp’s25 Winooski Falls Way, Winooski, 654-7069 n

Meals: B, L n delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Everything in the bakery case, including buttery sticky buns and creative cupcakes, is locally sourced and made daily. Ask about the 3-D cakes. $

Koval’s Coffee22 Commerce St., Hinesburg, 482-5192 n Meals: B, L n good for groups, kid-friendly, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n ”We try to do the simple stuff right,” co-owner Gary Koval says of his res-taurant’s custom-made sandwiches on fresh bread. Soups are home-made, too. $

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Come and enjoy theBarkeaters experience!

Located in the historic village of Shelburne, Vermont, Barkeaters Restaurant offers a casual dining experience in a cozy Adirondack setting. Relax and enjoy appetizers and drinks on our patio during the warm-weather months or

indulge in one of our chef’s delectable entrées. We offer a full-scale menu as well as nightly specials.

97 Falls Rd., Shelburne Reservation recommended 985-2830 barkeatersrestaurant.com Locally owned & operated

Serving Lunch & Dinner Tues-Sat 11:30-9 Sunday Brunch 9-2

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PRIVATE PARTIES

MONTY’S OLD BRICK TAVERN~ PUB MENU & FINE DINING ~

8 MICROBREWS ON TAP

LIVE JAZZ EVERY SUNDAY

7921 WILLISTON RD., WILLISTON VILLAGE WWW.MONTYSOLDBRICKTAVERN.COM • 802-316-4262

OPEN MIC EVERY TUESDAY

DINNER • SUNDAY BRUNCH JUST MINUTES AWAY FROM TAFT CORNERS

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Shelburne Farms1611 Harbor Road Shelburne, VT www.shelburnefarms.org

Breakfast: daily, 7:30–11:30 am

Dinner: daily, 5:30–9:30 pm

Sunday Brunch: 8:00 am-–1:00 pm

Open May 6 to October 16Reservations: (802) 985–8498

photos: Orah Moore, Stephen Straub, Jordan Silverman

Enjoy farm fresh local products, creative cuisine, served in a gracious Victorian era dining room,

with beautiful lake and mountain views.

The Inn at Shelburne FarmsThe Inn at Shelburne Farms

Reservations: 802-316-3883

Great, Local Food.A warm and lively atmosphere with passionately cooked American

bistro fare featuring seasonal products and local fl avors.

Owned and operated by award-winning Chef John Delpha & Caitlin Bilodeau.

4 Park Street, Five Corners, Essex Junction, VermontTuesday-Thursday 5-8:30 pm, Friday-Saturday 5-9 pm

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A warm and lively atmosphere with passionately cooked American

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$ $12 and under $$ $13 to $18 $$$ $19 to $25 $$$$ $26 to $32 $$$$$ $33 and up

B Breakfast L Lunch D Dinner Bru Brunch LN Late Night

AVERAGE ENTRéE MEALS

Vermont Restaurant Week 2011 Location

Vermont Fresh Network Member

Thai

Drunken Noodle House9 Park St., Essex Junction, 288-9499 n Closed: Mon.; Meals: L, D; beer & wine n delivery, gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly n They focus on the noodles at this Thai eatery, right near the busy Five Corners. There’s pad Thai, pad kee mao and lots of seafood dishes. Want curry? They’ve got it. $

Tiny Thai Restaurant (two locations)21 Essex Way, #210, Essex, 878-2788 n 24 Main St., Winooski, 655-4888 n Meals: L, D; ByoB n table service, veggie-friendly n Popular dishes include papaya salad, tom kha, ginger chicken and krapow stir-fry with loads of fresh basil. Ask for the authentic Thai menu for a truly im-mersive meal. $

VieTnamese

M-Saigon Vietnamese Noodle House370 Shelburne Rd., South Burl-ington, 865-8383 n Meals: L, D; ByoB n delivery, gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, table service, vegan-

friendly n Slurp up pho — Vietnamese noodle soup — or try a rice platter with grilled lemongrass chicken. It’s one of the area’s only sources of bubble tea, in flavors such as taro, honeydew, coconut and durian. Pair it with a banh mi sandwich on a homemade baguette. $

Pho Dang Vietnamese Café215 Main St., Winooski, 655-0707 n Meals: L, D; ByoB n delivery, gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly n Slurp up Vietnam-ese soup and other noodle and rice dishes. The classic pho tai comes with a plate of flavorful mix-ins. $

Pho Pasteur38 Main St., Winooski, 497-0289 n Closed: Mon.; Meals: L, D n gluten-free opts., outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly n Like spring rolls? This bright café serves a wide variety, including ones filled with chicken or meatballs. All the tradi-tional Vietnamese noodle soups are here, along with a shrimp, crab and quail-egg one. $

Vietnam Restaurant 137 Pearl St., Essex Junction, 872-9998 n Closed: Sun.; Meals: L, D n table service, vegan-friendly n This cozy café is a welcome break from the Route 15 strip, with tile floors, silk flowers and doilies. Specialty milkshakes incorporate avocado, durian, jackfruit, coconut or pineapple. $

Bakeries Backdoor Bakery315 Bridge St., Huntington, 434-3422 n Closed: Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed., Thur., Fri.; Meal: B n cash/check only, kid-friendly, seasonal n Diners enjoy pastries on the river-front porch. Croissants, pineapple turnovers and scones are all home crafted with local and organic ingre-dients. $

Bayside Bakery & Coffee Bar824 W. Lakeshore Dr., Colchester, 862-3318 n Closed: Sun.; Meals: B, L n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n For 26 years, locals have come to this waterfront bakery for eggs Benedict and meat-filled omelettes. The

bakery case is filled with cookies and cream pies. Pork pies are a seasonal specialty. $

Cupp’s25 Winooski Falls Way, Winooski, 654-7069 n

Meals: B, L n delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Everything in the bakery case, including buttery sticky buns and creative cupcakes, is locally sourced and made daily. Ask about the 3-D cakes. $

Koval’s Coffee22 Commerce St., Hinesburg, 482-5192 n Meals: B, L n good for groups, kid-friendly, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n ”We try to do the simple stuff right,” co-owner Gary Koval says of his res-taurant’s custom-made sandwiches on fresh bread. Soups are home-made, too. $

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My Little Cupcake4 carmichael St., Suite 101, Essex, 872-7676 n meals: L, D n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n A mural of smiling desserts greets sweets lovers in search of baked goods and coffee. There are always 12 flavors of mini-cupcakes, from more than 60 possibilities. $

On The Rise Bakery39 Esplanade, richmond, 434-7787 n meals: B, Bru, L, D; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, all-ages shows, dance floor, live music n Enjoy coffee drinks, smoothies, and traditional, vegan or gluten-free sweets at this popular Richmond bakery. Also check out the homemade bagels and wood-fired pizza, made with veggies from an on-site garden. Sunday brunch. $

Quality Bake Shop91 Pearl St., Essex Junction, 878-3798 n meals: B, L n cash/check only, kid-friendly n This small-counter diner and full-service bakery is famous for burgers, sandwiches and inexpensive baked goods. Cookies start at 64¢. $

West Meadow Farm Bakery34 Park St., Essex Junction, 878-1646 n closed: Sun.; meals: B, L n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, veggie-friendly n Celiac sufferers swing by for gluten-free goodies: almond-coconut biscotti, maple-walnut scones and even éclairs. Got a birthday? Call for a decorated cake. $

Yvonne’s CaféWhite cap Business Park, 426 industrial ave. #155, Williston, 497-0336 n closed: Sat., Sun.; meals: B, L n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Patrons can tuck into a Reuben or Cuban panini outside or in the air-conditioned atrium. There are daily sandwich, soup and salad specials. Uniquely flavored bread puddings are a specialty. $

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B. U. Emporium164 Porters Point rd., colchester, 658-4292 n meals: D, LN; full bar n darts, pool, tv n Burgers and wings are popular on the pub menu at this local, family-owned bar. $

Franny O’s733 Queen city Park rd., South Burlington, 863-2909 n meal: L; full bar n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, dance floor, darts, karaoke, live music, games, pool, tv n Blue- and white-collar workers flock to this sports bar for the live music and pub food. Karaoke on Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday; local rock bands on Friday; lunch all week long. $

Hornet’s Nest12 railroad ave., Essex Junction, 363-6938 n meals: L, D, LN; full bar n good for groups,outdoor seats, table service, wi-fi, tv n This neighbor-hood meeting place caters to Essex sports fans. Lunch Thursday through Saturday. $

Unwinders831 college Pkwy., colchester, 654-8080 n meals: L, D, LN; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, wi-fi, dance floor, karaoke, games, tv n Foosball, Buffalo wings and burgers keep students and locals coming back. You’ll find brand-name beer and Vermont brews on tap. $

NightcluBs

Backstage Pub60 Pearl St., Essex Junction, 878-5494 n meal: D; full bar n good for groups, outdoor seats, table service, wi-fi, dance floor, darts, karaoke, live music, pool, tv n Local bands liven up this homey bar. The full dinner menu features wings, burgers, prime rib and steaks. $

Higher Ground 1214 Williston rd., South Burlington, 652-0777 n meal: D; full bar n table service, veggie-friendly, all-ages shows, dance floor, live music, cover n The region’s premier live-music venue showcases national and local music acts. Pub fare available until 11 p.m. whenever there’s a show. $

The Monkey House30 main St., Winooski, 655-4563 n meal: LN; full bar n table service, wi-fi, dance floor, live music, games, pool, tv, sometimes cover n This local live-music venue features an eclectic blend of regional and local acts most nights of the week. Plug in with your own MP3 player or iPod when there’s no live music.

On Tap Bar & Grill4 Park St., Essex Junction, 878-3309 n meals: D, LN; full bar n good for groups, outdoor seats, table service, live music, tv n Try the pub menu at this bar and live-music venue. Dig into a plate of calamari while watch-ing a game. $$

PuBs

Banana Winds Café and Pub1 towne marketplace, Essex Junc-tion, 879-0752 n closed: Sun.; meals: L, D, LN; full bar n table service, darts, karaoke, live music, tv n This café-pub with live music and karaoke features open mic once a month. Try the homemade clam chowder and chili. $

City Sports Grille215 Lower mountain view Dr., colchester, 655-2720 n meals: L, D, LN; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, wi-fi, dance floor, live music, games, pub quiz/trivia, tv n There’s more to the Spare Time bowling alley than knocking down pins. Watch TV or listen to a live band while munching raspberry chicken salad, wings or nachos. $

Cody’s Irish Pub & Grille4 carmichael St., Essex, 878-1543 n meals: L, D, LN; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, darts, pool, tv n This place has pool tables, seven TVs and cheeseburg-ers marinated in Guinness — plus it’s close to the movie theater. $

James Moore Tavern4302 Bolton access rd., Bolton val-ley, 434-6826 n meals: L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, sea-sonal, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, live music, tv n This spot near the ski slopes serves soups, burgers and sandwiches. Catch live entertain-ment Saturday night. Winter only. $$

McKee’s Pub & Grill19 E. allen St., Winooski, 655-0048 n meals: Bru, L, D; full bar n kid-friend-ly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, darts, games, pool, tv n This local hangout has gone up-scale, serving salads, wraps, seafood platters, burgers, steak and chicken dishes. Eggs Benedict — one of many special items on the brunch menu — comes in several varieties. $

Murray’s Tavern4 Lincoln Pl., Essex Junction, 878-4901 n meals: L; full bar n kid-friend-ly, table service, wi-fi, darts, pool, tv n This classic Irish pub serves burgers and all kinds of sandwiches. $

Old Shed Bar & Grill80 Shelburne Shopping Plaza, Shel-burne, 985-9800 n meals: L, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, wi-fi, darts, karaoke, live music, pool, tv n Customers keep on coming back for the Texas dogs and chicken wings. Karaoke every Saturday night. $

Pearl Street Pub137 Pearl St., Essex Junction, 878-3577 n meals: L, D, LN; full bar n good for groups, table service, darts, tv n This small, quiet neighborhood bar is known for its food. Bar classics such as hot dogs and cheesesteaks are on the menu along with sweet-potato fries and “Fried Broccoli Bites.” $

The Pour House1930 Williston rd., South Burling-ton, 862-3653 n meals: Bru, L, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, tv n This sports bar is also a neighbor-hood pub that draws customers with $1.50 pints on Sunday and Monday. They also have chicken wings, Philly cheesesteaks and burgers. One of the 12 TVs has a 7-foot screen. $

Spanked Puppy Pub116 main St., colchester, 878-6440 n meals: Bru, L; full bar n good for groups, outdoor seats, table service n Fish and shellfish are specialties at this local pub. Try the seafood bisque for lunch or the seafood omelette during weekend brunch. No lunch Sunday. $

Tuckaway’s Pub878 Williston rd., Sheraton hotel, South Burlington, 865-6620 n meals: L, D; full bar n kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, wi-fi n This cozy English pub offers a selec-tion of local microbrews on tap, build-your-own burgers and UVM sports memorabilia on the walls. $$

Upper Deck Pub1076 Williston rd., South Burlington, 862-6585 n meals: L, D n good for groups, kid-friendly, seasonal, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, tv n Watch a game on the flat-screen TVs at this family-friendly, sports-themed bar. Steaks, seafood and burgers are what they do best. Specialty cocktails and microbrews are another reason to pull up a chair. $

Wings Over Burlington150 Dorset St., South Burlington, 863-9464 n meals: L, D, LN; ByoB n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, tv n There are pictures of airplanes on the wall and sports on the TVs. The wings — made with fresh chicken — come in 24 flavors. Lunch on Friday only. $

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Coffee/ Tea The Block Gallery & Coffeehouse1 E. allen St., Winooski, 373-5150 n beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, out-door seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, live music n Bite into a vegan blueberry muffin and sip herbal teas at this gallery, community space and café combo. $

Night Life Café88 malletts Bay ave., Winooski, 757-553-6289 n closed: Sun.; meals: D, LN n cash/check only, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, pool, tv n This is the place to munch on egg rolls, chicken wings and banh mi while playing pool. This comfy lounge has Vietnamese drinks, too. $

Village Wine and Coffee5288 Shelburne rd., Shelburne, 985-8922 n good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This European-style café and wine shop features shade-grown, Fair Trade, organic espresso, fresh pastries and local gourmet chocolates. $

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Chef’s Corner Café & Bakery

2121 Essex rd., Williston, 878-5524 n meals: B, Bru, L;

beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly n This international café has European roots and a wide selection of pastries, hot dishes and salads priced by the pound. Hungry patrons line up on weekends for the eggs Benedict specials. $

French

Café Shelburne5573 Shelburne rd., Shelburne, 985-3939 n

closed: Sun., mon.; meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly n This special-occa-sion restaurant, located across from the Shelburne Museum, serves gourmet French fare. Look for lobster bisque and steak tartare. $$$$

MediterrAneAn/Greek

Café Mediterano17 Park St., Essex Junction, 878-9333 n closed: Sun., mon.; meals: L, D; beer & wine n table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, tv n Bosnian-born Emnan Crnalic serves up Greek gyros, panini sandwiches, Turkish-style kebabs and cevapi sausages. There are also burgers, fries and wraps. Try the baklava, crafted from homemade phyllo dough. $

Euro Restaurant1 towne marketplace, Suzy Wilson rd., Essex Junction, 878-9299 n closed: Sun., mon.; meal: D; ByoB n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, live music, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Two master chefs from Bosnia prepare dishes such as “Vitelo Vienna” and zuppa di pesce. Occasional live music on the weekend. $$

Papa Nick’s Family Restaurant10997 route 116, hinesburg, 482-6050 n meals: B, L, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, table ser-vice, veggie-friendly n This family-style restaurant serves up delicacies from America, Italy and Greece. Try the chicken souvlaki or the gyros. $$

Toscano Café Bistro27 Bridge St., richmond, 434-3148 n closed: mon.;

meals: Bru, L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly n Romantic dining in a casual atmosphere — right in the heart of Richmond. Try the crab cakes with saffron aioli or the butternut-squash gnocchi. Chef owned and operated since 2003. $$$

ITalIan/PIzzerIasBuono Appetito Italian Restaurant

3182 Shelburne rd., Shelburne, 985-2232 n meal: D; full bar n

gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n A family-oriented restaurant with loyal customers and a mean chicken Parmesan. Not in the mood for pasta? Try a homemade pizza. $$$

Cucina Antica43 Shelburne Shopping Park, Shel-burne, 985-1117 n closed: mon.; meal: D; beer & wine n kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, games, tv n Families and couples

come to this Mediterranean bistro for coffee, pizza, pasta and sandwiches. Try the homemade soups, shrimp scampi and lobster ravioli. $$

Donny’s NY Pizza22 main St., Winooski, 655-7888 n meals: L, D; full bar n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n Memora-bilia from the Big Apple accents the walls, while customers indulge in the famous chicken-pesto pizza pie. $

Fireside Flatbread at Bolton Valley Resortabove the Base Lodge at Bolton valley resort, Bolton, 434-6820 n closed: mon., tues.; meals: L, D; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, seasonal, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n The flatbreads “come out quick” at Bolton Valley’s pizza joint. Tourists and locals alike come by for the pesto pie and the Switchback on tap. Closed April through December. $

Flatbread Factory & Taproom2989 Shelburne rd., Shelburne Bay Plaza, Shelburne, 985-3303 n meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, live music, games, pub quiz/trivia, tv n They sell comfort food made with local ingredients at this family restaurant and bar. Try a prosciutto-pear flatbread with chèvre and one of 16 beers on tap with a view of the 10-foot movie screen. $

Hoagie’s Pizza & Pasta112 center rd., Essex, 879-4934 n meals: L, D; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n Fresh, homemade, Italian-inspired food runs from cal-zones, subs and pasta to pizza with 22 toppings. $

Junior’s Italian85 S. Park Dr., colchester, 655-0000 n meals: L, D; full bar

n delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, tv n Italophiles flock to this all-purpose eatery, with a pizza parlor, fine-dining restaurant and in-house bakery. “Don’t miss” pastries include sfogliatelli and pasticciotti, which are hard to find in Vermont. $$

Leonardo’s Pizza1160 Williston rd., South Burlington, 951-9000 n meals:

L, D, LN n delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, vegan-friendly n Burlington’s award-winning pizzeria is now serving the suburbs. Try the “Gourmet Gorgonzola.” Takeout and delivery only. $

Loretta’s Fine Italian Cuisine

44 Park St., Essex Junction, 879-7777 n closed: Sun., mon.;

meals: L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly n Try the “Chicken Lenora,” veal scallopine, pasta and fresh seafood. Everything is fresh and made to order. $$

Mama Mia’s Pizzeria570 Shelburne rd., South Burl-ington, 864-6427 n meals: L, D; beer & wine n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n Mama Mia’s makes specialty pizzas and a variety of Ital-ian dishes, such as baked pastas and calzones. Desserts include cannoli, spumoni and triple-chocolate truffle cake. $

Marco’s Pizza1301 Williston rd., South Burling-ton, 658-5858 n meals: L, D; beer & wine n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly, tv n Hand-tossed pizza and homemade ciabatta bread are specialties at this quaint pizza parlor. $

Marco’s Pizza and Grill4066 Shelburne rd., Shelburne, 985-9895 n meals: L, D; beer & wine n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly, tv n Comfy booths and sandwiches on home-made bread draw in the customers. There are 14 different kinds of slices, plus calzone and pasta specials. $

Mimmo’s Pizzeria4 carmichael St., Essex, 288-9494 n meals: L, D; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly n Mimmo’s promises fresh Italian food served by enthusiastic waitstaff. Try the pizza and pasta dishes or the special balsamic chicken salad. Dinner-only on Sunday. $

Mountain High Pizza Pie249 route 15, Jericho, 899-3718 n meals: L, D n kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly n What do “Mount Olympus,” “Mauna Loa” and the “Swiss Alps” have in common? They’re all specialty pies at this small pizzeria. $

New York Pizza Oven795 W. Lakeshore Dr., colchester, 658-0925 n meals: L, D; beer & wine n delivery, kid-friendly, vegan-friendly n Pair the “Margarita de Casa” with the chicken Parmesan pie at this New York-themed pizzeria. Lo-cal high-school-sports memorabilia adds to the ambiance. $

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Papa Frank’s13 W. Center St., Winooski, 655-2423 n Meals: L, D; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n This low-key, homey restaurant features photos of the owner’s Italian grandparents. The calzones are crowd pleasers. $

Papa McKee’s38 Main St., Richmond 434-4002 n Meals: L, D; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, tv n Customers hungry for specialty pizza, pasta and salads enjoy the cozy atmosphere at this family-run pizzeria. The flat-screen TVs are always tuned to sports. $

Pastabilities4735 Williston Rd., Williston, 598-5513 n Closed: Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat.; Meals: L, D n kid-friendly, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n All-natural pizzas and pasta from this factory-restaurant can be made at home or in-store, as can the ravioli and chicken Parm. $

Pizza on Earth1510 Hinesburg Rd., Charlotte, 425-2152 n Closed: Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat.; Meal: D n cash/check only, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, seasonal, veggie-friendly n This farm-based pizzeria and bakery cooks up thin-crust pies in an outdoor wood oven. Takeout only, but summer offers picnicking on the farm. Schedule varies seasonally; call ahead. $$

Pizza Putt1205 Airport Pkwy., South Burlington, 862-7888 n Meals: L, D; beer & wine n banquet room, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, games n Come in for homemade pizza — with or without laser tag. Everything’s cooked fresh daily in this 150-seat, family-friendly restaurant. $

Pulcinella’s100 Dorset St., South Burlington, 863-1000 n Meals: L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly n Authen-tic Italian dishes, such as gnocchi, braciole and “Wedding Soup,” reign at this airy ristorante. Chef Palmisano’s family recipes figure prominently on the extensive menu. No lunch on Monday. $$

Ramunto’s Brick Oven Pizza 18 Taft Corners Shopping Ctr., Wil-liston, 879-1000 n Meals: L, D; beer & wine n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, vegan-friendly, tv n “People love the garlic knots and the cinnamon knots,” says owner Jeff Paul. There are daily lunch specials for less than $4. $

Rocky’s NY Pizza (two locations)201 Cornerstone Dr., Taft Farm Shop-ping Ctr., Williston, 878-5556 n 39 Park St., Essex Junction, 878-4441 n

Meals: L, D; beer & wine n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, tv n Owner and New York native Rocky Leary has gained a reputation for his stuffed pizza. Check out his ice cream bar in the summer. $

Rustico’s21 Essex Way, Essex, 876-6262 n Closed: Mon., Tues.; Meals: L, D;

beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly n Regional Italian food rendered via classical French technique. Chef Brent Leary uses as many local ingredients as the season allows. $$

Three Brothers Pizza & Grill973 Roosevelt Hwy., Colchester, 655-5550 n Meals: L, D; beer & wine n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friend-ly, wi-fi, tv n The emphasis is on local products at this family-owned pizza and sandwich spot. Wash them down with an ice-cold pitcher of Switch-back. $

Three Tomatoes Trattoria

192 Boxwood St., Maple Tree Place, Williston, 857-2200 n

Meals: L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, tv n Locals gather at this rustic Italian restaurant to watch thin-crust pizza, baked pastas and roasted meats emerge from the open kitchen. $$

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Experience the eleganceof a bygone era.

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The Village Cup

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Experience the eleganceof a bygone era.

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Closed Tuesday

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Pistachio-Crusted Rack of LambGrilled broccolini, white truffl e and fresh herb mashed potatoes, port demi-glace

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Upper Crust118 Pearl St., Essex Junction, 871-5647 n Meals: L, D; beer & wine n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, salad bar, table service, vegan-friendly n Everything is made from scratch at this pizzeria, from sauce and dough to cookies and brownies. Not in the mood for pizza? There are poutine and open-faced sandwiches, too. $

Zachary’s Pizza (3 locations)197 Route 7, Hannaford Plaza, Milton, 893-6111 n 133 Heineberg Dr., Colchester, 862-7900 n 1250 Willis-ton Rd., South Burlington, 864-9817 n Meals: L, D; beer & wine n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n This family pizzeria makes a kid-sanctioned, “Red Dog” pizza topped with hot dogs. Adults love the Mexican, the chicken Alfredo and the Zachary’s special, aka “The Works.” The Colchester location features a bar — closed Monday — and South Burlington has a “family center.” $

Markets/co-opsHealthy Living Café

222 Dorset St., South Burlington, 863-2569 n Meals:

B, Bru, L, D n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, salad bar, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, live music n This extensive café, buffet and salad bar uses organic ingredients to fuse European, Asian and American cuisines. Panini, breads and pastries are available, too. $

Little Garden Market86 Ferry Rd., Charlotte, 425-5336 n Meals: B, L, D n kid-friendly n Choose from a selection of grocery items, or get a sandwich or entrée to go. In the summer, there’s fresh produce. $

Martone’s Market & Café16 Main St., Essex Junction, 878-8163 n Meals: B, L n kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly n This deli-market is popular for its “Ver-monter” sandwich — maple turkey, ham, cheddar and honey mustard on homemade bread. Coffee and home-made baked goods for breakfast. $

Natural Provisions Deli & Café

329 Harvest Ln., Suite 100, Williston, 876-1400 n Meals: B,

Bru, L, D n delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, salad bar, vegan-friendly n The salad bar here is organic and the deli meats — used in sandwiches or sliced to order — are all natural. Entrée and soup specials change daily. $

Shelburne Supermarket20 Shelburne Shopping Park, Shelburne, 985-8520 n Meals: L, D n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly n Look for buttermilk fried chicken or shrimp risotto in the lunchtime hot case. Everything from the deli is made with local ingredi-ents when available. $

Sweet Clover Market21 Essex Way, Essex, 872-8288 n Meals: Bru, L, D n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, vegan-friendly n The roast beef is made on-site at this lo-cal natural-food store. In winter, grab a cup of beef stew or clam chowder. $

Winooski Falls Market & Deli65 Winooski Falls Way, Winooski, 489-5753 n Meals: B, L, D n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly n Turkey and ham are roasted on the premises for use in a wide range of panini and sandwiches. Soups are also homemade each day. $

south of the Border Mexican/Latin

Mexicali Cantina & Grill28 Walnut St., Suite 180, Maple Tree Place, Williston, 879-9492

n Meals: L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, tv n Here the fajitas and burritos come with homemade salsas, which range from mild to extra hot. The margaritas and daily specials are popular, too. $

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Souza’S Brazilian SteakhouSe131 Main Street, Burlington, 864-2433

A man with a sword usually signals danger. But at Souza’s Brazilian Steakhouse, it’s the equivalent of a dinner bell. There, young men dressed in wide-legged gaucho pants bring rock-salted meat to your table — on a giant skewer.

Sound exotic? It is; Souza’s is Vermont’s only Brazilian restaurant. Service at the steakhouse is rodizio-style. That means the food is cooked on the sword using a method known as churrasco. English translation: Everything, including veggies and fruits, is barbecued over imported Brazilian wood. A salt crust brings out the natural flavors of as many as 14 different kinds of meats.

When the gaucho comes bearing a dish they want to try, such as filet mignon rolled in bacon, diners show a green card that reads, “Sim, por favor,” encouraging him to approach.

As more exotic dishes, such as chewy chicken hearts pass by, all but the most adventurous eaters flip the card from green side to red.

Those who say, “Não, obrigado,” to all meat can seek out the salad bar, which features everything from exotic salads with palm hearts to good old Waldorf. The hot bar has fish dishes, polenta cakes topped with red sauce and garlicky sautéed vegetables.

A range of tropical juices, including passion fruit, guava and cashew fruit, pair marvelously with pão de queijo, the chewy Brazilian equivalent of a gougère. To the strains of samba legend Jorge Aragão, the gauchos keep on coming; it’s all-you-can-eat. If lemon-tinged lamb is your favorite, have at it. Crispy chicken thighs are delicious alongside rice and beans.

If there’s still room for dessert, the dolce de leche, coconut pudding and cheddar cheese with guava paste are all excellent options. Prefer a postprandial digestif? Local Eden Ice Cider is available at the bar, but for a true taste of Brazil, try a house caipirinha, the country’s national cocktail, made from lime and a sugar-cane-derived alcohol called cachaça.

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SOUZA’S BRAZILIAN STEAKHOUSE131 Main Street, Burlington, 864-2433

A man with a sword usually signals danger. But at Souza’s Brazilian Steakhouse, it’s the equivalent of a dinner bell. � ere, young men dressed in wide-legged gaucho pants bring rock-salted meat to your table — on a giant skewer.

Sound exotic? It is; Souza’s is Vermont’s only Brazilian restaurant. Service at the steakhouse is rodizio-style. � at means the food is cooked on the sword using a method known as churrasco. English translation: Everything, including veggies and fruits, is barbecued over imported Brazilian wood. A salt crust brings out the natural fl avors of as many as 14 different kinds of meats.

When the gaucho comes bearing a dish they want to try, such as fi let mignon rolled in bacon, diners show a green card that reads, “Sim, por favor,” encouraging him to approach.

As more exotic dishes, such as chewy chicken hearts pass by, all but the most adventurous eaters fl ip the card from green side to red.

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Big Fatty’s BBQ55 main St., Burlington, 864-5513 n meals: L, D; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, live music n At this BBQ joint, the slogan is “put some South in your mouth.” Check out the slow-smoked Texas brisket and the “biblical portions” of pulled pork. All sauces and rubs are home-made. $

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156 Bistro156 St. Paul St., Burlington, 881-0556 n meal: D; full bar n

good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, tv n Want to watch your favorite sport accompanied by a plate of Thai sticky wings? If not, try a bistro burger stuffed with Gorgonzola or the mushroom risotto. $$

Battery Street Grill at the Hilton Hotel60 Battery St., Burlington, 658-6500 n closed: Sun.; meals: B, L, D, LN; full bar n banquet room, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, tv n Inside the Hilton Hotel, this casual restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner until 10 p.m. Late-night snacks avail-able at the bar. $$

Church & Main154B church St., Burlington, 540-3040 n

meals: L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n This upscale restaurant puts an international twist on local ingredients with dishes such as chicken and waffles, surf ’n’ turf spring rolls, and bucatini. No dinner Sunday. $$$$

The Daily Planet15 center St., Burlington, 862-9647 n meals: D, LN; full

bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan- friendly n The fare at this high-ener-gy bar and restaurant ranges from cheeseburgers to pan-seared skate but is always seasonal. Twelve beers on tap. $$

The Green Room86 St. Paul St., Burlington, 651-9669 n closed: Sun., mon.;

meals: D, LN; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, live music n Experience urban ambiance and creative cuisine at the bar, in the dining room or chilling in the lounge. Mix it up with seasonal small, medium and large plates. $$

Magnolia Bistro1 Lawson Lane, Suite 10, Burlington, 846-7446 n meals:

B, Bru, L; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n This subterranean café offers nontraditional takes on traditional food. The eco-friendly owners focus on Fair Trade, local and sustainable products. $

Sweetwaters120 church St., Burlington, 864-9800 n meals: L, D; full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, tv n This eclectic bistro has been a Church Street Marketplace cornerstone, literally, for more than 28 years. Try the savory Kobe beef burger, bison burger or vegetarian “Harvest Tortellini.” $$

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Dough Boy’s Bakery & Coffee Shop 85-87 Pearl St., Burlington, 658-1425 n meals: B, L n kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n This neigh-borhood diner serves up comfort food for everyone, from students to office workers. The adjoining bakery sells homemade doughnuts, pies and pastries by the dozen. $

Handy’s Lunch74 maple St., Burlington, 864-5963 n meals: B, L n kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n Family owned since 1945, this neighborhood diner serves hearty breakfasts, as well as “McHandy” sandwiches and Texas hot dogs. $

Henry’s Diner155 Bank St., Burlington, 862-9010 n meals: B, L, D n

kid-friendly, table service n This historic Queen City diner still serves breakfast all day and offers home-cooked dishes in a cozy, retro atmosphere. Try their Greek specialties, too. $

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BeansiesBattery Park, Burlington, no phone n meals: L, D n cash/check only, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, seasonal, n The yellow school bus has been serving up Michigans since 1944. Also cheeseburgers, creemees and hand-cut fries. Open April 1 to the end of September. $

Boo-Kiescorner of Bank St. and church St., Burlington, 355-5130 n closed: Sat., Sun.; meals: B, L n cash/check only, kid-friendly, seasonal, veggie-friendly n From April 1 to New Year’s Eve, burgers and dogs slathered in Boo-Kies’ homemade meat sauce hit the spot. Grilled cheese and veggie burgers for the meat-free crowd. $

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Bagel Café & Deli1127 North ave., #29, Burlington, 660-9693 n meals: B, L n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly n The New North End’s local bagel bakery is also a great place to hang out. $

Ben & Bill’s: A New York Deli595 Shelburne Rd., Burlington, 657-3673 n meals: L, D n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly n Look for all the Jewish deli classics, from noodle kugel to pastrami-stuffed knishes and Dr. Brown’s soda. The seeded rye and potato chips are made in-house. $

Bruegger’s Bagel Bakery93 church St., Burlington, 860-1995 n meals: B, L, D n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This downtown eatery offers quick coffee, soups and sandwiches on bagels that are baked fresh all day. Also serving wraps, ciabattas and panini. College cards accepted. $

Burlington Bay Market & Café125 Battery St., Burlington, 864-0110 n meals: B, L, D n kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This waterfront deli and market offers gourmet salads, fresh seafood, homemade soups and sandwiches. There’s a seasonal creemee stand, too. Views of Lake Champlain are year-round. $

Cobblestone Deli and Café152 Battery St., Burlington, 865-3354 n closed: Sun.; meal: L n de-livery, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly n This specialty sandwich shop has the only dog-parking area in town. Drop in for a sandwich and salad, or to sample the baked goods. Closed weekends in winter. $

Four Corners of the Earth310 Pine St., Burlington, 657-3869 n meals: L, D; ByoB n cash/check only, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly n This eatery draws inspiration from all over the globe to invent unique sandwiches. Try the Jamaican avo-cado, Cuban pork, Lebanese lamb or Japanese tuna. Daily specials. $

Kountry Kart Deli155 main St., Burlington, 864-4408 n meals: B, L, D, LN n veggie-friendly n In the mood for a wee-hours Philly cheesesteak? This famous Queen City deli serves its full menu — including soups, salads and breakfast sand-wiches — until 3 a.m. all year round. $

Mad Hatter179 Bank St., Burlington, 864-4500 n closed: Sun.; meals: B, L, D n deliv-ery, veggie-friendly n Eaters on the go can pick up a bagged lunch that includes a sandwich or chef’s salad, a drink, and a cookie. $

New Moon150 cherry St., Burlington, 383-1505 n closed: Sat; meals: B,

L n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, salad bar, veggie-friend-ly, wi-fi n This breakfast-and-lunch spot has a warm, funky elegance. Munch on housemade sandwiches, salads and baked goods. Or build your own, drawing from more than 60 ingredients. $

Patra Café9 center St., Burlington, 318-4888 n meals: B, L, LN; beer & wine n good for groups, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n Sip small cups of Vietnamese coffee and loose-leaf tea, as well as fruit juices, smoothies and milk shakes. There are soups, salads and sand-wiches, too. $

The Pine Street Deli316 Flynn ave., Burlington, 862-9614 n meals: B, L, D n kid-friendly, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n It’s a corner store, a deli, and a source for Greek specialties such as gyros, baklava and spanakopita. The sausage-and-egg burritos are popular in the a.m. At lunch, “George’s Meatloaf” and the “Big Papi Burger” fly out the door. $

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Radio Deli77 Pearl St., Burlington, 865-2288 n meals: B, L, D n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, veggie-friendly n This neighborhood grocery and deli serves a diverse clientele. The meatball sandwich and homemade soups are famous, and tamales are on offer every Tuesday. $

Red Onion140 1/2 church St., Burlington, 865-2563 n meals: B, L, D n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly n Home of the “Red Onion Sandwich” — a combo of turkey, bacon, Granny Smith apples, red onion, sundried-tomato mayo and Grafton Maple Smoked Cheddar. Try it on their homemade honey-oat bread. $

Sadie Katz Delicatessen189 Bank St., Burlington, 864-5308 n meals: B, Bru, L; beer & wine n kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly n Sample Jewish deli faves — including mounds of pastrami on rye; foot-long beef dogs with kraut and matzo-ball soup — without leaving Vermont. Dr. Brown’s soda, too. $

The Spot210 Shelburne Rd., Burlington, 540-1778 n meals: B, L, D; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n At this surf-inspired joint in a restored 1950s gas station, you can start the day with “The Lopez”: yogurt and granola with a side of fruit and bacon. For lunch, try fish tacos. $

Stone Soup211 college St., Burlington, 862-7616 n closed: Sun.; meals: B, L, D; beer & wine n cash/check only, gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, outdoor seats, salad bar, vegan-friendly n This café-eatery has soup, sandwiches and daily hot dishes featuring healthy, local produce and meats. $

Sugarsnap505 Riverside ave., Burlington, 652-5922 n closed: Sat., Sun.;

meals: L, D n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly n This deli and specialty shop takes advantage of being close to the Burlington Intervale. Choose from freshly prepared, seasonal salads, sandwiches, homemade soups and take-home dinners. Special daily entreés. $

Sugarsnap at EchO1 college St., Burlington, 864-1848 n meal: L n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, pub quiz/trivia n An eco-friendly lunch spot located

inside ECHO Lake Aquarium. Soups and sandwiches are crafted from local, seasonal ingredients, and kids love the mac ’n’ cheese with Cabot cheddar. Admission not required to eat. $

Top of the Block Sandwich Shoppe2 church St., Burlington, 660-0667 n closed: Sun.; meals: B, L n delivery, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly n The propri-etors roast their own lunch meats at this to-go spot; the pastries, muffins, cookies, soups and wintertime hot dishes are also homemade. $

Union Jack’s370 Shelburne Rd., Burlington, 652-9828 n meals: L, D n good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly n This sandwich shop has classic subs as well as British specialties, such as fish ’n’ chips. Try the “Cor Blimey”: roast beef, corned beef and pastrami with cheddar, malt-pickled onion rings and creamy mustard sauce. $

Vermont Sandwich company Inc.2 N. Winooski ave., Burlington, 951-1652 n meals: L, D, LN n kid-friendly, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n This local sandwich company comes up with some interesting combos. Try the popular “Patriot,” with turkey, stuffing and cranberry sauce. Open until 2 a.m. on Friday and Saturday. $

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Boloco92 church St., Burlington, 658-9771 n meals: L, D; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n This busy eatery dishes up flavorful wraps made with humanely raised meats or seasoned tofu. Eight versions include Cajun, Mediterranean and “Classic.” Lots of smoothies, too. $

Bueno y Sano213 college St., Burlington, 864-9900 n meals: L, D; beer & wine n delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly n Get fresh ingredi-ents of your choice — including spicy chipotle chicken, barbecued seitan and garlicky spinach — in a burrito or a crispy quesadilla. The homemade tomatillo and corn salsas are an added bonus. There are salads, too. $

New World Tortilla696 Pine St., Burlington, 865-1058 n closed: Sun.; meals: L, D n delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Serving salads, soups and huge

wraps on freshly baked flour tortillas. Try the classic beef burrito or the Thai chicken. The soft tacos are homemade. $

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Blue cat café and Wine Bar1 Lawson Lane, Burlington, 363-3639 n closed: Sun.; meals: D, LN; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly n A cool wine bar in a hip space, the Blue Cat features high-end steakhouse fare with locally sourced side dishes — along with more than 300 wines by the bottle. It’s open until midnight Friday and Saturday. $$$

Ice house Restaurant & Bar171 Battery St., Burlington, 864-1800 n meals: Bru, L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, tv n Located in a 200-year-old ice house, this casual yet classy water-front steak and seafood restaurant has a cozy dining room and two large decks. Brunch served from Mother’s Day through mid-October. $$$

Scuffer Steak & Ale house148 church St., Burlington, 864-9451 n meals: L, D, LN; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, tv n With 16 beers on tap and an extensive menu featuring pastas, seafood and bone-in meats, this casual restaurant has something for everyone, from prime rib to lobster. $$

Shanty on the Shore181 Battery St., Burlington, 864-0238 n meals: L, D; full bar

n kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly n Burlington’s only raw bar is considered a historic landmark — it was built in 1833. Enjoy quality seafood while enjoying great views of Lake Champlain. $$

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Breakwater caféKing St. Dock, Burlington, 658-6276 n meals: B, L, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, seasonal, table service, veggie-friend-ly, live music n Nightly live entertain-ment and a close-up view of Lake Champlain add to the appeal of this seasonal eatery. Dock your boat free of charge while you dig into al fresco pub food from May through September. $

halvorson’s Upstreet café16 church St., Burlington, 658-0278 n meals: Bru, L, D; full bar n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, live music, tv n Have a burger inside, on Church Street or on the pub-style café’s back patio. Sunday brunch. Live music Thursday night. $

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25 cherry St., Burlington, 864-4700 n meals: B, D; full bar

n all you can eat, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, live music, tv n Breakfast at the Courtyard Marriott features, sausage, local bacon, yogurt and farm-fresh eggs. Later in the day, relax to the strains of a jazz trio while dining on chicken piccata or fish ’n’ chips. $$

O.N.E. Pepper Grill260 North St., Burlington, 658-8800 n meals: L, D; beer & wine n cash/check only, delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, tv n Choose from a range of oversize Vienna Beef hot dogs at this homey Old North End eatery. Burgers, beer-battered onion rings and a kiel-basa sandwich are offered, too, along with local craft beers by the bottle. $

QTee’s237 N. Winooski ave., Burlington, 658-3668 n meals: L, D n cash/check only, good for groups, kid-friendly, seasonal n It’s been open since 1945 and in the same family since 1959, but now the North End Dairy Queen has a new name, and “Arctic Swirls” have replaced the “Blizzards.” $

Sky Burgers161 church St., Burlington, 881-0642 n closed: Sun.; meals: L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly n They grind their own meat at this airy, retro-modern burger joint, which offers everything from beef to mahi-mahi in a bun. $

Splash at the BoathouseBottom of college St., Burlington, 658-2244 n meals: L, D; full bar n cash/check only, kid-friendly, out-door seats, seasonal, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This floating eatery offers spectacular views of Lake Champlain. Its slogan is “serving marvelous food, drinks and sunsets.” ATM available. Open from mid-May to the end of September. $$

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Wild Bill’s Western BBQ 1130 North ave., Burlington, 658-4148 n meals: L, D; beer & wine n de-livery, gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This is the spot for grilled items. Try the barbecue chicken or ribs, then finish it off with Boston cream pie. $

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A Single Pebble133 Bank St., Burlington, 865-5200 n meals: L, D;

full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly n This authentic Chinese restaurant cooks up a mean mock eel, and encourages sharing. Lunch is served Monday through Saturday. Dinner nightly. Dim sum on Sunday. $$

China Express295 Shelburne Rd., Burlington, 865-2155 n meals: L, D, LN n delivery n Located on Shelburne Road, this res-taurant sells a lot of fried dumplings and General Tso’s chicken. $

China Express — Old North End30 North St., Burlington, 862-8008 n meals: D, LN n delivery, vegan-friendly n Serving all the popular Chinese dishes in the heart of the Old North End. Choose from more than 200, or create your own vegetarian tofu concoction. Entrées come with a choice of white or brown rice. They cater, too. $

Fu Da Chinese Restaurant187 Pearl St., Burlington, 864-3883 n meals: L, D n delivery, veggie-friend-ly n You can’t beat Fu Da’s hours — it’s open every night until late. Vegetar-ians can create their own meat-free combos. No lunch on Sunday. $

Hung Tao1127 North ave., Unit 23, Burlington, 540-2598 n meals: L, D n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly n This Chinese joint serves up all the classics. The cuisine is Hong Kong-style. Dumplings and soups are mainland inspired. $

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India House Restaurant207 colchester ave., Burlington, 862-7800 n meals: L, D; beer & wine n delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n This North Indian restaurant cooks everything over charcoal in a traditional clay oven. Try the vegetarian or nonveg-etarian thali platters or the tandoori chicken. $$

Shalimar of India16 N. Winooski ave., Burlington, 864-5693 n meals: Bru, L, D; beer & wine n delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly n Serving North Indian cuisine for 15 years. Try the lamb shahi korma or the chicken tikka masala. $

Japanese

Asiana House191 Pearl St., Burlington, 651-0818 n meals: L, D; full bar n outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly n At this fusion-style Japanese restaurant, the fish options are plentiful and super-fresh. The vegetarian maki and sushi bar are especially popular. Korean and Thai dishes round out the menu. $$

HJ House95 St. Paul St., Burlington, 881-0336 n meals: L, D n gluten-free opts., table service, vegan-friendly n This is the place for ramen noodle soups. Sixteen flavors include eel and fried-chicken curry. Lunch bento boxes include soup and sides. $

Sakura Bana Japanese Restaurant2 church St., Burlington, 863-1988 n meals: L, D; full bar n outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly n This authentic Japanese sushi and sashimi spot keeps ’em coming for ocean-fresh fish. Customers can enjoy a more intimate setting in the “tatami” room, where pillows on the floor replace the chairs. $$

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Asiana Noodle Shop88 church St., Burlington, 862-8828 n meals: L, D; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly n Here you’ll find comfort food from across Asia: Pick your own broth, noodles and meat to create a gigantic bowl of soup. Dumplings and curries round out the menu. $

Vietnam Restaurant 2169 church St., Burlington, 859-9998 n meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly, live music, tv n There’s more than Viet-namese at this healthy pan-Asian spot. There are Chinese hot pots, and a Thai chef is in the kitchen preparing his country’s specialties. $$

Thai

Bangkok Bistro144 church St., Burlington, 951-5888 n meals: L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly n Try the “Happy Boat” or shrimp green curry at this authentic Thai restaurant. Full sushi and martini bars. $$

Parima Restaurant185 Pearl St., Burlington, 864-7917 n meals: L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, live music n Parima has served up traditional Thai cuisine for more than 16 years. Favorite dishes include salmon choo chee, pineapple cashew stir-fry and Thai curries. There’s a noodle-bar menu, too. $$

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99 Asian Market Eatery242 N. Winooski ave., Burlington, 865-0226 n meals: Bru, L, D n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, vegan-friendly n Try a banh mi, or dig into a stir-fry or soup and wash it down with bubble tea. Afterward, pick up Asian vegetables, fruits, meats, seafood and snacks for home. $

Pho Hong325 N. Winooski ave., Burlington, 865-8031 n meals: L, D; ByoB n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly n You’ll find Vietnamese curries and soups, plus a few Thai offerings. Try the beef pho or the “Happy Pancakes” — Vietnamese crêpes stuffed with shrimp, pork and onions. Vegetarians can get ’em with tofu. $

Saigon Bistro119 college St., Burlington, 881-0550 n closed: Sun.; meals: L, D; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, table service n Addicted to pho? There are seven varieties on the menu here, including one with shrimp, crab and scallops. There are also stews and rice dishes. Wash it all down with a glass of chanh muoi — salted limeade. $

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149 S. champlain St., Burlington, 540-0060 n closed:

Sun.; meals: B, L, D; beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Pick up fresh-baked baguettes and loaves of bread, or stay for sandwiches stuffed with fresh, creative ingredients. Flatbread Friday dinner. $

The Chubby Muffin88 oak St., Burlington, 540-0050 n meals: B, L, D n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This café in Burlington’s Old North End has a passion for making local food tasty and affordable. Breakfast features savory and sweet muffins and coffee. At lunch, there’s snack-shack grub. Flatbread Friday dinner. $

Great Harvest Bread Co. 382 Pine St., Burlington, 660-2733 n closed: Sun.; meals: B, L n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Choose from breakfast pastries and eight varieties of bread made with fresh-milled, whole-grain flour. Lunch options include a daily soup and panini. $

Mirabelles198 main St., Burlington, 658-3074 n meals: B, Bru, L n

delivery, table service, veggie-friendly n Homemade pastries and daily lunch specials made from local products distinguish this Burlington bakery-café. Try the French toast or egg-and-cheese biscuit for breakfast. $

Nunyuns139 N. champlain St., Burlington, 861-2067 n closed: mon.; meals: B, L n cash/check only, good for groups, veggie-friendly n Pick a window seat in this bright, roomy café, where breads and pastries go straight from oven to plate. The “Skeggs” — potato skins stuffed with eggs and topped with all the fixings — are a hit at breakfast. Hot pastrami and barbe-cue beef or seitan satisfy a diverse lunch crowd. $

Panadero Bakery203 N. Winooski ave., Burlington, 863-8278 n meals: B, Bru, L n kid-friendly, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n This neighborhood bakery turns out breads, pastries, muffins and scones — and, for lunch, savory, stuffed croissants and pizza. The tarts are a Burlington Farmers Market favorite. $

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1/2 Lounge136 1/2 Church St., Burlington, 865-0012 n Meal: LN; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, live music n A modern speakeasy offering high-quality libations, boutique wines and live music. Downstairs, the cave-like cellar has been transformed into an intimate lounge. Try the panini, the local artisan cheeses or the Guinness chocolate cake. $

Akes’ Place134 Church St., Burlington, 864-8111 n full bar n outdoor seats, darts, games, pool, tv n This bar’s got all the staples — plus dart leagues and six major sports packages on the 42” HD plasma TVs. Check out their Facebook page for updates.

Drink135 St. Paul St., Burlington, 860-9463 n Closed: Sun.; Meal: LN; full bar n table service, veggie-friendly, games, tv n This classy bar specializes in creative drinks. Try the house-infused vodkas: one’s flavored with tea; another with Jolly Rancher candy. There are nightly specials and board games, too.

Esox194 Main St., Burlington, 862-7314 n full bar n darts, games, pool, tv n Catch all the Red Sox and Yankees action at this sports bar — it’s got the “baseball package.” There are 11 beers on tap and plenty of video games.

Finnigan’s Pub205 College St., Burlington, 864-8209 n full bar n cash/check only, darts, pool, tv n This friendly, frill-free sports bar has an Irish accent. Check out the sports packages for baseball, football, hockey and basketball on six TVs.

Olde Northender Pub23 North St., Burlington, 864-9888 n Meal: LN; full bar n cash/check only, dance floor, darts, karaoke, pool, tv n Owner Bob Beauvais de-scribes this neighborhood watering

hole as “the best damn make-you-feel-at-home bar.”

The Other Place4 N. Winooski Ave., Burlington, 863-5803 n Meals: L, D, LN; full bar n good for groups, pool, tv n The front wall of this friendly neighborhood bar opens up in the summer — it’s a garage door. Tacos served until late. $

Ruben James159 Main St., Burlington, 864-0744 n Meals: L, D, LN; full bar n delivery, good for groups, table service, veggie-friendly, dance floor, games, pool, pub quiz/trivia, tv n Catch dance, hip-hop and R & B DJs throughout the week, or sporting events on the TVs. Snag the award-winning wings or try the famous burger. Lunch Friday, Saturday and Sunday only. $

T. Rugg’s Tavern149 Elmwood Ave., Burlington, 658-0456 n full bar n darts, live music, games, pool, tv n Imagine a downscale “Cheers” with darts, pool and a jukebox. You can smoke, too, on the deck out back.

Three Needs207 College St., Burlington, 658-0889 n Meal: LN; full bar n wi-fi, pool, tv n Stop in for some serious pool and “The Simpsons” twice a day at this bar and brewery. Open from 4 p.m. until 2:30 in the morning. Chill out or play arcade games to an eclectic mix of the bartender’s favorite tunes.

What Ale’s You152 St. Paul St., Burlington, 862-1364 n full bar n cash/check only, table service, tv n This popular col-lege hangout features drink specials throughout the week.

NightcluBs

242 Main250 Main St., Burlington, 862-2244 n no alcohol n cash/check only, all-ag-es shows, live music, tv, sometimes cover n Local teens come to this youth-oriented community forum, managed by Burlington Parks & Rec, for movie nights, music education and live, alcohol-free entertainment.

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Club Metronome at Nectar’s188 Main St., Burlington, 865-4563 n full bar n wi-fi, all-ages shows, dance floor, live music, tv, sometimes cover n Located above Nectar’s, this venue hosts touring artists and DJs as well as local indie, hip-hop, jam and reggae acts. Saturday night is “Retronome.”

Lift165 church St., Burlington, 660-2088 n closed: Sun., Mon., tues.; full bar n This club showcases the best local and international spinning talent. The motto is “no judgment, no drama and no attitude.”

Rasputin’s163 church St., Burlington, 864-9324 n closed: Sun., Mon., tues., Wed.; full bar n cash/check only, dance floor, live music, pool, tv, sometimes cover n This popular college haunt shakes things up with two DJs and two dance floors.

Red Square136 church St., Burlington, 859-8909 n full bar n outdoor seats, table service, wi-fi, dance floor, live music, tv, sometimes cover n This artsy downtown bar hosts DJs and local groups on weeknights. Week-ends showcase touring bands. They do private parties, too.

Pubs

Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar 555 Shelburne Rd., Burlington, 489-5083 n Meals: L, D, LN; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, games, tv n The wing’s the thing at this locally owned national chain. They’ve got all the game packages and 24 beers on tap. $

Church Street Tavern103 church St., Burlington, 658-1309 n Meals: L, D; full bar n good for groups, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, tv n This sports tav-ern has a huge following of college students and professionals. Have a burger with your baseball. No takeout in summer. $

JP’s Pub139 Main St., Burlington, 658-6389 n full bar n dance floor, darts, karaoke, live music, pool, tv n There’s karaoke four nights a week and a rock band every other week. Look for open-mic nights and pool tournaments, too.

Nectar’s188 Main St., Burlington, 658-4771 n Meals: D, LN; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, all-ages shows, dance floor, live music, pool, pub quiz/trivia, tv, sometimes cover n The birthplace of Phish, this Burlington landmark hosts local, regional and national music acts of all genres. The dining room serves up burgers and Nectar’s world-famous gravy fries. $

Rí Rá Irish Pub123 church St., Burlington, 860-9401 n Meals: Bru, L, D, LN; full bar n ban-quet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, wi-fi, dance floor, live music, pub quiz/trivia, tv n Looking for a taste of the Emerald Isle? This authentic pub serves up a full menu, plus live music Wednesday through Saturday. Irish tunes on Sun-day. Pub Quiz every Tuesday night. High-def TVs for sporting events. $$

Smitty’s Pub1127 North Ave., Burlington, 862-4300 n Meals: L, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n The fish ’n’ chips are renowned at this New North End eatery. Look for pastas, burgers and vegetarian dishes until late. $

Vermont Pub & Brewery144 college St., Burlington, 865-0500 n Meals: L, D; full bar n good for groups, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, live music, tv n Wash down the country meatloaf — or juicy black-Angus burger — with one of 10 home-brewed ales and lagers on tap. $

Coffee/ Tea Dobrá Tea80 church St., entrance on Bank St., Burlington, 951-2424 n Meals: L, D n gluten-free opts., outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Enjoy more than 90 varieties of direct-sourced, loose-leaf tea in this bohemian tearoom. Try the locally made pastries or eclectic light fare. $

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30 Main Street • Burlington • 658-9000

33 years of great food & pure fun !

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Lake Champlain Chocolates — Church Street65 church St., Burlington, 864-1807 n kid-friendly n Order up an espresso or mug of luscious hot chocolate at the Church Street outpost of this chocolatier. Browse the gourmet- chocolate selection while you sip, or grab a cup of ice cream to go. $

Lake Champlain Chocolates Factory Store & Café750 Pine St., Burlington, 864-1807 n Sip specialty hot chocolate as well as espresso and tea, and taste homemade ice cream at this café, located inside the Lake Champlain Chocolate Factory Store. On the way out, buy some factory seconds at deep discounts, or have a box of truffles wrapped up. $

Muddy Waters184 Main St., Burlington, 658-0466 n Meals: B, L, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, vegan-friendly n This funky coffeehouse serves a range of organic and Fair Trade coffee roasts, creative seasonal cocktails, all-fruit smoothies, and baked goods. $

My H2O42 church St., Inside Burlington Towne center, Burlington, 658-6888 n kid-friendly n Bubble tea is the specialty at this counter in the Burl-ington Town Center, but you can also sip on a smoothie or yogurt drink. For dessert, grab a cream-filled cake and mochi ice cream. $

Radio Bean Coffeehouse8 N. Winooski Ave., Burlington, 660-9346 n Meals: B, L, D, LN; full bar n gluten-free opts., outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, all-ages shows, dance floor, live music n Nightly live music and a light menu of bagels, panini and baked goods keep this hip, local hangout hopping. Monday is open mic, Wednesday is Irish Ses-sions and jazz plays on Thursday. The rest of the week offers a variety of local bands and performers. $

Speeder & Earl’s: Church Street104 church St., Burlington, 860-6630 n cash/check only, outdoor seats n The “Clockwork Orange” — a specialty mocha with orange zest and almonds — is a big seller at this downtown java joint. Also offering muffins and pastries from Mirabelles. Outdoor seats in summer. $

Speeder & Earl’s: Pine Street412 Pine St., Burlington, 658-6016 n Meals: B, L n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n As many as 700 caffeine-dependent patrons pass through this coffee shop every day. The beans are roasted in-house and can also be bought in bulk. $

Uncommon Grounds42 church St., Burlington, 865-6227 n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n The in-house roaster, speedy service and outdoor café set this coffee-house apart. Don’t miss the local art on the walls. $

Viva Espresso197 N. Winooski, Burlington, 660-8482 n Meals: B, L n kid-friendly, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n A neighbor-hood coffee shop serving local, organic and Fair Trade goods. Grown-ups sip espresso drinks and nibble on baked goods and sandwiches; tots enjoy the sunny play area. Try the “Viva Mocha.” $

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400 Pine St., Burlington, 863-3968 n Meals: B, L, D n

delivery, gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly n This market and café specializes in local, high-end groceries, cheeses, wine and beer, deli items, and produce. The prepared-foods case boasts more than 50 hot and cold gourmet dishes. A full-service bakery turns out a variety of confections. $

Duino Duende10 N. Winooski Ave., Burlington, 660-9346 n Meals: L, D, LN; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, live music n A theatrical theme pervades this international-street-food spot — open ’til 1 a.m. on weekends. Expect dishes from majadra to chalupas; chicken and waffles to tostones. $

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Open Daily for Lunch, Dinner & In Between! Enjoy our patio with waterfront vistas!

30 Main Street • Burlington • 658-9000

33 years of great food & pure fun !

A cozy cantina.

Sizzling FajitasBountiful SaladsCrispy Fish Tacos

Vegetarian Enchiladas

A large selection of tequilas & fine

wines.

easy

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Come celebrate our 20 years of great-tasting rustic Italian cuisine with one of our new

twenty-twenty specials.

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BE SMART. EAT WELL. ENJOY YOUR DAY..UR DAJOY YWELL. E EAT SMARBThrehreTh eTomatoesTrattoria.cottoria.coatoesTrateToma mmm

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Lake Champlain Chocolates — Church Street65 Church St., Burlington, 864-1807 n kid-friendly n Order up an espresso or mug of luscious hot chocolate at the Church Street outpost of this chocolatier. Browse the gourmet- chocolate selection while you sip, or grab a cup of ice cream to go. $

Lake Champlain Chocolates Factory Store & Café750 Pine St., Burlington, 864-1807 n Sip specialty hot chocolate as well as espresso and tea, and taste homemade ice cream at this café, located inside the Lake Champlain Chocolate Factory Store. On the way out, buy some factory seconds at deep discounts, or have a box of truffles wrapped up. $

Muddy Waters184 Main St., Burlington, 658-0466 n Meals: B, L, D; full bar n good for groups, kid-friendly, vegan-friendly n This funky coffeehouse serves a range of organic and Fair Trade coffee roasts, creative seasonal cocktails, all-fruit smoothies, and baked goods. $

My H2O42 Church St., Inside Burlington Towne Center, Burlington, 658-6888 n kid-friendly n Bubble tea is the specialty at this counter in the Burl-ington Town Center, but you can also sip on a smoothie or yogurt drink. For dessert, grab a cream-filled cake and mochi ice cream. $

Radio Bean Coffeehouse8 N. Winooski Ave., Burlington, 660-9346 n Meals: B, L, D, LN; full bar n gluten-free opts., outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, all-ages shows, dance floor, live music n Nightly live music and a light menu of bagels, panini and baked goods keep this hip, local hangout hopping. Monday is open mic, Wednesday is Irish Ses-sions and jazz plays on Thursday. The rest of the week offers a variety of local bands and performers. $

Speeder & Earl’s: Church Street104 Church St., Burlington, 860-6630 n cash/check only, outdoor seats n The “Clockwork Orange” — a specialty mocha with orange zest and almonds — is a big seller at this downtown java joint. Also offering muffins and pastries from Mirabelles. Outdoor seats in summer. $

Speeder & Earl’s: Pine Street412 Pine St., Burlington, 658-6016 n Meals: B, L n good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly, wi-fi n As many as 700 caffeine-dependent patrons pass through this coffee shop every day. The beans are roasted in-house and can also be bought in bulk. $

Uncommon Grounds42 Church St., Burlington, 865-6227 n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n The in-house roaster, speedy service and outdoor café set this coffee-house apart. Don’t miss the local art on the walls. $

Viva Espresso197 N. Winooski, Burlington, 660-8482 n Meals: B, L n kid-friendly, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n A neighbor-hood coffee shop serving local, organic and Fair Trade goods. Grown-ups sip espresso drinks and nibble on baked goods and sandwiches; tots enjoy the sunny play area. Try the “Viva Mocha.” $

EclEcticCheese Outlet/Fresh Market

400 Pine St., Burlington, 863-3968 n Meals: B, L, D n

delivery, gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friendly n This market and café specializes in local, high-end groceries, cheeses, wine and beer, deli items, and produce. The prepared-foods case boasts more than 50 hot and cold gourmet dishes. A full-service bakery turns out a variety of confections. $

¡Duino! (Duende)10 N. Winooski Ave., Burlington, 660-9346 n Meals: L, D, LN; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, live music n A theatrical theme pervades this international-street-food spot — open ’til 1 a.m. on weekends. Expect dishes from majadra to chalupas; chicken and waffles to tostones. $

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181 Battery Street, Burlington 802-864-0238www.shantyontheshore.com

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SERVING BREAKFAST, LUNCH,DINNER & CREEMEES!

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WHERE THE LOCALS LOUNGE!AREA’S BEST SUNSETS & OUTDOOR SEATING

ALL SUMMER LONG! GREAT LIVE MUSIC !

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Penny Cluse Café169 cherry St., Burlington, 651-8834 n Meals: B, Bru, L;

beer & wine n good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n The long lines are a testament to the popularity of this breakfast-and-lunch place. Try the “Zydeco” breakfast — two eggs any style, black beans, corn muffins and andouille sausage $

The Skinny Pancake60 Lake St., Burlington, 540-0188 n Meals: B, Bru,

L, D, LN; beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, all-ages shows, live music n At this crêperie, you can get yours with a sweet or savory filling. Try the “Lovemaker,” which combines strawberries and Nutella. Also offering salads, soups, fondue and an espresso bar. The owners are committed localvores. $

Euro Alpine

Das Bierhaus175 church St., Burlington, 881-0600 n Meals: L, D, LN; full

bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly, games, live music, tv n Upstairs is modeled after a ski chalet; downstairs is a bierstube at this German eatery. There’s currywurst and other authentic Old World sausages, a selection of schnitzels, and homemade spaetzle, all served by waitresses in dirndls. $$

British/GAstropuBs

Bluebird Tavern317 Riverside Ave., Burlington, 540-1786 n

closed: Sun., Mon.; Meals: D, LN; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, wi-fi, all-ages shows, live music, tv n Dedicated to local and sustainable cuisine, this gastropub takes advantage of its location just down the road from the Intervale. Expect pub food with a

contemporary twist and 12 regional beers on tap. $$

The Farmhouse Tap & Grill

160 Bank St., Burlington, 859-0888 n Meals: L, D,

LN; beer & wine n banquet room, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, darts, games n Look for local burgers, homemade charcuterie, farm-style comfort food and innovative specials at this gastropub. Sip rare and prized beers from Vermont and beyond in the seasonal beer garden. $$

French

Leunig’s Bistro115 church St., Burlington, 863-3759 n Meals: Bru, L,

D, LN; full bar n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, live music n The owners boast that this bistro’s got “the panache of Paris and the value of Vermont.” $$$

MediterrAneAn/Greek

Ahli Baba’s Kabob Shop163 Main St., Burlington, 862-5752 n Meals: L, D, LN n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, vegan-friendly n You can get gyros, pitas, falafel and sweet-potato fries at this Middle Eastern spot next to the Flynn Center. The window tables are perfect for people watching. $

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Via Loma61 Main St., Burlington, 489-5201 n closed: Sun., Mon.; Meals: D, LN; beer & wine n good for groups, outdoor seats, table service, veggie-friendly n In summer, sit on the patio to enjoy Spanish tapas, pinchos and bocadillos. Having trouble choosing? Go for a tasting menu accompanied by a craft beer or wine. Sunday brunch coming soon. $$

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126 college St., Burlington, 863-5200 n closed: Sun.;

meal: D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, veggie-friendly n The menu changes regularly at this acclaimed Italian restaurant. But favorites such as squash-blossom fritters with honey and truffle oil, penne Bolognese, and potato-crusted sea bass are always available. $$$

American Flatbread — Burlington Hearth

115 St. Paul St., Burlington, 861-2999 n meals: Bru, L, D;

beer & wine n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly n Flatbread topped with gourmet local and organic ingredients cooks before your eyes in an open, wood-fired oven. Compliment your meal with Zero Gravity beers from the in-house brewery. $$

Big Daddy’s Delivery177 church St., Burlington, 863-0000 n meals: L, D, LN n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly n College students and bar hoppers flock here for late-night wings, slices and subs. Open for delivery ’til 2 a.m. They deliver Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream, too. Try the barbecued-chicken pizza. $

Bite Me Organic Pizza457 St. Paul St., Burlington, 540-0707 n meals: L, D, LN n delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friend-ly, outdoor seats, vegan-friendly, wi-fi, games n They boast an “organic state of mind” at this Earth-friendly eatery. Look for 30 specialty pizzas on the ever-changing menu. $

Bove’s Restaurant68 Pearl St., Burlington, 864-6651 n closed: Sun., mon.; meals: L, D; full bar n cash/check only, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly n This no-nonsense eatery is an art deco wonder. The bottled spaghetti sauce and frozen meatballs are sold nation-wide. Plus, the superlative lasagna and garlic sauce were featured on the Food Network. Lunch served on Friday and Saturday. $

Dino’s Pizza and Family Restaurant42 church St., Inside Burlington town center, Burlington, 862-0019 n meals: B, L, D n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, veggie-friendly n This pizzeria is known for its daily specials and super-fast lunch service. Stop by for pizza, subs, Italian specialties and grilled items. There are fresh soups, too. $

Junior’s Downtown176 main St., Burlington, 862-1234 n meals: L, D, LN n delivery, veggie-friendly, tv n Get New York-style pizza, baked pasta dishes, Italian pastries and fresh bread at Junior’s in the heart of Burlington. Open late Thursday through Saturday. $

Ken’s Pizza and Pub71 church St., Burlington, 862-3335 n meals: L, D, LN; full bar n kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, tv n The cozy atmosphere and reason-able prices keep ’em coming — since 1973. Look for Italian specialties, sandwiches, tacos and freshly made soups in addition to the New York-style pizza. Lots of Church Street seating in summer. $

Leonardo’s Pizza83 Pearl St., Burlington, 862-7700 n meals: L, D, LN n

delivery, gluten-free opts., good for groups, vegan-friendly n Burlington’s award-winning pizza delivery service has taken the pie sky high. Try the basil pesto chicken or “Four-Cheese Fusion” on an organic whole-wheat crust. $

Manhattan Pizza & Pub167 main St., Burlington, 658-6776 n meals: L, D, LN; full bar n all you can eat, delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, veggie-friend-ly, wi-fi, all-ages shows, live music, games, pool, tv n With 20 beers on tap and all-you-can-eat specials, this is a great college hangout, featuring pool and live music. $

Mr. Mike’s206 main St., Burlington, 864-0072 n meals: L, D, LN; full bar n delivery, good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, veggie-friendly, wi-fi, games, pool, tv n College students flock to this late-night pizza place for gourmet pizzas to go — and stay. Arcade games in the back room. $

Three Tomatoes Trattoria83 church St., Burlington, 660-9533 n meals: L, D; full bar n

gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, wi-fi n Locals gather at this rustic Italian restaurant to watch thin-crust pizza, baked pasta and roasted meats emerge from the wood-fired oven. There’s also panini, antipasti, and grilled poultry and fish. $$

Trattoria Delia152 St. Paul St., Burlington, 864-5253 n meal: D; beer & wine

n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly n A romantic grotto setting and award-winning wine list distinguish this Italian restaurant. Try

the orecchiette con fricone and the osso buco. A full line of Italian spirits and cordials are available, including a wide selection of grappas. $$$

Markets/Co-oPsCity Market of Onion River Co-op

82 S. Winooski ave., Burlington, 863-3659 n

meals: B, Bru, L, D n gluten-free opts., kid-friendly, outdoor seats, salad bar, vegan-friendly n Choose grab-and-go meals, side dishes, sushi, baked goods, signature sandwiches and salads. Or put together your own meal from the choices on the hot and cold bars. $

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Caribbean Buffet12 N. Winooski ave., Burlington, 865-4514 n meal: D; ByoB n all you can eat, cash/check only, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, table service, vegan-friendly n Owner Patrick Brown presides over island-inspired dishes such as sweet candied yams, rice and beans, jerk chicken, and Jamaican patties. The $15 buffet Friday through Sunday comes with a drink and appetizer. $

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Madera’s Restaurante Mexicano Cantina3 main St., Burlington, 657-3377 n meals: L, D; full bar n gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, table service, vegan-friendly, live music n Multiple margarita options complement a range of burritos, tacos, tostadas and chimichangas. Authentic sautéed specialties include arroz con pollo and pescado borracho. Sunday is dinner only. $$

Miguel’s on Main30 main St., Burlington, 658-9000 n meals: L, D; full bar n

gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, outdoor seats, reserv. rec., table service, vegan-friendly n Authentic Mexican classics prepared with Vermont products are the name of the game. Lunch includes salads, wraps and a chipotle pulled-pork sandwich; in the evening, choose from a full range of margaritas. $$

H Souza’s Brazilian Steakhouse (see p. 92)

131 main St., Burlington, 864-2433 n meals: Bru, L, D; full

bar n all you can eat, gluten-free opts., good for groups, kid-friendly, reserv. rec., salad bar, table service, veggie-friendly n This one-of-a-kind restaurant offers all-you-can-eat Brazilian barbecue in a festive, Latin atmosphere. Don’t miss the homemade flan. $$$$$

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Fat Franks92 Rockingham Street, Bellows Falls, 463-4388

There are folks who take their hot dogs seriously, and then there’s the staff at Fat Franks. At “the wurst place in Bellows Falls,” each table is equipped with a primer on “hot dog etiquette” — 12 rules for eating “America’s sacred food.”

For example: Applying ketchup to a hot dog is strictly verboten to those over 18, as is finishing one off in more than five bites. Licking condiments from fingers and eating the sausage on paper plates, by contrast, are both heartily encouraged.

It’s worth noting that none of these rules came from Fat Frank, who doesn’t exist … in human form. “He” is the juicy, quarter-pound all-beef wieners that, along with the larger-than-average “Skinny Franks,” serve as the foundation for a range of combinations. Options include the “Fall Mountain Dog,” a grilled frank with cheddar, blue cheese, provolone and bacon, and the “Town Hall Dog,” topped with chili and a Thai hot sauce known as sriracha.

While it may sound basic, Fat Franks’ bacon chili cheese dog is anything but. This chili isn’t for weenies; it packs a serious punch, mitigated only by the distractions of bacon and cheddar that melts as you eat. Bratwurst and knockwurst are steamed in Long Trail Ale, which imparts a boozy richness, before they hit the grill. Tangy sauerkraut is always an option, but the meal would not be complete without Raye’s Mustard, nine varieties of which are available at each table, along with celery salt, ketchup and Sriracha.

The local beef burgers are worth a separate trip. The Gruyère burger is laden with herbes-de-Provence-seasoned caramelized onions and garlic mayo. Pair the flame-licked local patty with hand-cut, twice-fried russet potatoes so crisp they stand up to liberal sprays of malt vinegar.

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A Vermont Booze “Cruise” Vermont’s “taste of place” is no longer limited to cheese, ma-ple syrup and ice cream. � e state boasts more microbrewer-ies per capita than any other state. Brewers are producing a little bit of everything, from saison to stout.

Lesser known is that more and more grapevines are creeping through our valleys as winemakers plant cold-hardy varietals such as la crescent and marquette. Rye, mead and even maple-based vodka are also being fermented and dis-tilled in these verdant hills.

Here’s a list of the folks who concoct our fi ne libations. While some wineries and breweries have tasting rooms — such as Lincoln Peak Vineyard in New Haven and Harpoon Brewery in Windsor, for example — not all are open to visitors, so be sure to call ahead.

BREWERIES/VINEYARDS

BREWERIES

Fiddlehead Brewing Co.6305 Shelburne Rd., Shelburne,

Harpoon Brewery336 Ruth Carney Dr., Windsor,674-5491

Hill Farmstead Brewery403 Hill Rd., Greensboro Bend,533-7450 Lawson’s Finest LiquidsWarren, 272-8436 Long Trail Brewing CompanyJunction of Route 4 and 100A, Bridgewater Corners, 672-5011 Magic Hat Brewing Co.5 Bartlett Bay Rd., South Burlington, 658-2739

McNeill’s Brewery90 Eliot St., Brattleboro, 254-2553

Otter Creek Brewing, Inc./Wolaver’s Certifi ed Organic Ales793 Exchange St., Middlebury,388-0727 Rock Art Brewery254 Wilkins St., Morrisville,888-9400 Switchback Brewery160 Flynn Ave., Burlington,651-4114 Trout River Brewing Company58 Broad St., Route 5, Lyndonville, 626-9396 For bars and pubs that brew their own, see our regular listings.

WINERIES, CIDERIES & MEADERIES

Artesano Mead1334 Scott Hwy., Route 302, Groton, 584-9000

Bow Vineyard & Winery21 Ferry Rd., Weathersfi eld Bow, 546-4330

Boyden Valley Winery70 Route 104 at Route 15, Cambridge, 644-8151

Brook Farm Vineyards4203 Twenty Mile Stream Rd., Proctorsville, 226-7142

Charlotte Village Winery3968 Greenbush Rd., Charlotte,425-4599

Chateau Tarbox168 Tarbox Hill Rd., Orleans,754-9506

East Shore Vineyard69 E. Shore N., Grand Isle,877-378-8466 Eden Ice Cider Company1023 Sanderson Hill Rd., West Charleston, 895-2838 Flag Hill Farm135 Ewing Rd., Vershire, 685-7724 Fresh Tracks Farm Vineyard & Winery4373 Route 12, Berlin, 279-6471 Galloping Hill Farm & Vineyard 344 Moody Rd., Huntington,434-3332 Grand View Winery2113 Max Gray Rd., East Calais, 456-7012 Green Mountain Cidery (Woodchuck Cider)153 Pond Lane, Middlebury, 388-0700 ext. 101 Hillis’ Sugarbush Farm and Vineyards206 Sugarbush Farm Rd., Colchester,893-2928

Honey Gardens Apiaries2777 Route 7, Ferrisburgh,877-6766

Honora Winery & Vineyard201 Route 112, Jacksonville,368-2226

La GaragistaMount Hunger Rd., Barnard,291-1295

Little Sister VineyardSt. Albans, 355-5478

Lincoln Peak Vineyard142 River Rd., New Haven,388-7368

Mad River Vineyard3354 E. Warren Rd., Waitsfi eld, 583-1118 Neshobe River Winery79 Stone Mill Dam Rd., Brandon,247-8002 North Branch Vineyards82 Trillium Hill, Montpelier,229-6169 North River Winery201 Route 112, River Rd., Jacksonville, 368-7557

Otter Valley Winery1246 Franklin St., Route 7, Brandon, 247-6644 Putney Mountain Winery71 Holland Hill Rd., Putney, 387-4610 Shelburne Vineyard6308 Shelburne Rd., Shelburne, 985-8222

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82 Trillium Hill, Montpelier,

North River Winery201 Route 112, River Rd., Jacksonville, 368-7557

Otter Valley

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Little Sister VineyardSt. Albans, 355-5478

Lincoln Peak Vineyard142 River Rd., New Haven,388-7368

Mad River Vineyard3354 E. Warren Rd., Waitsfi eld, 583-1118 Neshobe River Winery79 Stone Mill Dam Rd., Brandon,247-8002 North Branch Vineyards82 Trillium Hill, Montpelier,229-6169 North River Winery201 Route 112, River Rd., Jacksonville, 368-7557

Otter Valley Winery1246 Franklin St., Route 7, Brandon, 247-6644 Putney Mountain Winery71 Holland Hill Rd., Putney, 387-4610 Shelburne Vineyard6308 Shelburne Rd., Shelburne, 985-8222

MONTRÉAL Au Pied du Cochon536 Duluth Est, Montréal, 514-281-1114

Le Club Chasse et Pêche423 rue St-Claude, Montréal, 514-861-1112

L’Express3927 rue St-Denis, Montréal, 514-845-5333

Joe Beef2491 Notre Dame Ouest, Montréal, 514-935-6504

Kitchenette1351 blvd. René Lévesque Est, Montréal, 514-527-1016 Restaurant DNA355 rue Marguerite d’Youville, Montréal, 514-287-3362

Le Tour de Ville at Delta Centre-Ville777 rue University, Montréal, 514-879-4777

NEW HAMPSHIREL.A. Burdick Handmade Chocolates and Restaurant47 Main St., Walpole, 603-756-9058

Stella’s Italian Kitchen & Market5 Main St., Lyme, 603-795-4302

NEW YORKArtisans at Lake Placid Lodge144 Lodge Way, Lake Placid, 877-523-2700 Eat ’n Meet Grill and Larder139 Broadway, Saranac Lake, 518-891-3149 � e Interlaken Inn39 Interlaken Ave., Lake Placid, 800-428-4369 Liquids and Solids at the Handlebar6115 Sentinel Rd., Lake Placid, 518-837-5012 Mirror Lake Inn Resort & Spa77 Mirror Lake Dr., Lake Placid, 518-523-2544 � e Whiteface Lodge7 Whiteface Inn Ln., Lake Placid, 800-903-4045

SOUTHERN VERMONTCurtis’ BBQ7 Putney Landing Rd., Putney, 387-5474

Depot Café515 Depot St., Manchester Center, 366-8181

★ Fat Franks (see p. 110)92 Rockingham St.., Bellows Falls, 463-4388

� e Old Tavern at Grafton92 Main St., Grafton, 800-843-1801

� e Perfect Wife Restaurant and Tavern2594 Depot St., Manchester, 362-2817

Peter Havens32 Elliot St., Brattleboro, 257-3333

T.J. Buckley’s132 Elliot St., Brattleboro, 257-4922

ToKai-Tei Japanese Restaurant665 Route 10, Chester, 888-232-1089

Windham Hill Inn311 Lawrence Dr., West Townshend, 800-944-4080

DINING DESTINATIONSSnow Farm Vineyard & Winery 190 West Shore Rd., South Hero, 372-9463

� ree Sisters Vineyard3765 South Rd., Bradford, 222-3526

DISTILLERIESFlag Hill Farm135 Ewing Rd., Vershire, 685-7724 Green Mountain Distillers192 � omas Lane, Stowe, 253-0064 Saxton’s River Distillery940 Saxton’s River Rd., Saxton’s River, 659-4903

Smugglers’ Notch Distillery276 Main St., Jeffersonville309-3077 Vermont Spirits622 Keyser Hill Rd., St. Johnsbury, 748-6545

WhistlePig Straight Rye WhiskeyShoreham, 385-1093

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1/2 Lounge.............................................1013 Squares Café ......................................4551 Main at the Bridge ........................... 4799 Asian Market Eatery .......................99156 Bistro ...............................................95158 Main ..................................................21242 Main ................................................101

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A Crust Above ........................................ 41A Single Pebble .....................................99A&W Drive-In ......................................... 47Abbey Restaurant and Pub ................. 13Ahli Baba’s Kabob Shop ..................... 107AJ’s Kitchen ............................................71AJ’s Restaurant and Lounge...............34Akes’ Den ................................................55Akes’ Place ............................................101Al Portico ................................................65Al’s French Frys ...................................... 77Alchemist Pub & Brewery, The ...........55Alex’s Restaurant — Home of the Vermont Soup Company .....................73Alice’s Table ............................................28Allechante ..............................................34Almost Home.........................................45L’Amante ...............................................109 American Flatbread — Burlington Hearth ..............................109American Flatbread — Waitsfield ...... 57American Flatbread at the Marble Works .........................................49Ana’s Empanadas .................................. 41Angeleno’s Pizza ...................................65Angelina’s Restaurant..........................25Angkor Wat ............................................34Anthony’s Diner .....................................28Apollo Diner ............................................71Arcadia Diner ..........................................71Archie’s Grill ........................................... 77Ariel’s Restaurant ................................. 61Artisans at Lake Placid Lodge ...........113Arvad’s Grill and Pub ............................53Asian Bistro ........................................... 81Asiana House.........................................99Asiana Noodle Shop .............................99Athena’s Diner ....................................... 13L’Atrium at the Craftsbury Inn............29Au Pied du Cochon ..............................113August First ...........................................99Aztlan Foods .......................................... 57

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B. U. Emporium .................................... 85Back Behind Restaurant & Barbecue Smokehouse, The .......... 38Back to Vermont Pub ...........................39Backdoor Bakery .................................. 83Backstage Pub ..................................... 85Backstretch, The ...................................63Backyard Tavern, The ...........................23Bag Ladies Express Café at Simply Delicious ............................... 61Bagel, The ............................................... 19Bagel Café & Deli ...................................95Bagel Market .........................................73Bagels Plus ............................................73Bamboo Gardens ..................................63Banana Winds Café and Pub ............. 85Bangkok Bistro ......................................99Bar Antidote ......................................... 47Barkeaters Restaurant ........................ 77Barn Door Restaurant at 1824 House, The ...............................53Barnard General Store & Café and Bakery .............................................34Barnard Inn Restaurant and Max’s Tavern ..................................33Barre Dogs.............................................. 61Basil’s Pizzeria & Restaurant .............. 67Main Dining Room at the Basin Harbor Club, The ....................... 45Battery Street Grill at the Hilton Hotel............................... 95Bayside Bakery & Coffee Bar ............. 83Bayside Pavilion.................................... 13Bayside Triple M Deli ............................73Beansies .................................................95Bearded Frog, The ..................................71Bee’s Knees, The .................................... 19Belfry, The ............................................... 15Belle’s Café .............................................73Belted Cow Bistro, The ..........................71Ben & Bill’s: A New York Deli ...............95

Bentley’s Restaurant ............................34Bernie’s Restaurant .............................. 13Bevo .........................................................71Big Daddy’s Delivery ...........................109Big Fatty’s BBQ — Burlington ..............95Big Fatty’s BBQ — Hartford Village ....33Big Moose Pub, The .............................. 47Big Picture Theater and Café ....... 50, 57Big Wok ................................................... 15Birch Ridge Inn ..................................... 38Birchgrove Baking ................................63Birdseye Diner ...................................... 38Bite Me Organic Pizza ........................109Black Bear Inn........................................ 77Black Cap Coffee Roasters ..................25Black Sheep Bistro................................45Blackback Pub and Flyshop ................55Blanche and Bill’s Pancake House .....39Bliss Village Store & Deli .....................34Block Gallery & CoffeeHouse, The......87Blue Acorn .............................................. 13Blue Cat Bistro....................................... 41Blue Cat Café and Wine Bar ................97Blue Donkey, The ....................................21Blue Moon Café ..................................... 19Blue Paddle Bistro ................................ 13Blueberry Hill Inn ..................................45Bluebird Tavern ................................... 107Bobcat Café & Brewery, The ................45Boloco .....................................................97Bongiorno’s ............................................ 57Boo-Kies .................................................95Bolton Deli, The .....................................73Bove’s Restaurant ...............................109Brandon House of Pizza ...................... 41Breakwater Café ....................................97Brewski, The ...........................................23Bridge Street Café .................................71La Brioche ..............................................63Bristol Bakery & Café ........................... 47Brown Cow, The .....................................28Brown & Jenkins Trading Co. .............25Brown’s Market Bistro ..........................28Bruegger’s Bagel Bakery — Burlington ..95Bruegger’s Bagel Bakery — Shelburne .73Bueno y Sano .........................................97Buffalo Mountain Food Co-op Café ...29Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar .........103Buono Appetito Italian Restaurant ...87Burger Barn ............................................ 19Burlington Bagel Bakery .....................73Burlington Bay Market & Café ............95Burt’s Irish Pub .......................................21Butler’s Farm at the Essex ....................71Buttertub Bistro at Topnotch Resort, The ........................... 19

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Cactus Café of Stowe ...........................25Café Mediterano....................................87Café Provence ........................................ 41Café Shelburne ......................................87Café Sweet Basil....................................28Café Verde ..............................................63Café Window, The .................................. 77Cajun’s Snack Bar ..................................28Camel’s Hump Café at Broadacres Bingo ................................. 77Capitol Grounds Café ...........................63Caribbean Buffet .................................109Carol’s Hungry Mind Café .................... 47Caroline’s Fine Dining ............................71Carpenter & Main...........................30, 35Carriage Room Restaurant at the Town and Country .................................21Castlerock Pub at Sugarbush ............55Castleton Pizza Place & Deli .............. 38Cattails Restaurant ..............................39Chan’s House .........................................34Charlie B’s Pub & Restaurant at Stoweflake ............................................. 19Charlie O’s ...............................................63Charlie’s Rotisserie and Grill ............... 77Cheese Outlet/Fresh Market ............105Chef Leu’s House ...................................79Chef’s Corner Café & Bakery ................87Chester’s Bakery .................................... 13Chez Henri Restaurant and Bistrot ... 57China Express .......................................99China Fun ...............................................55China Garden .........................................79China Moon ...........................................34China Star Chinese Restaurant —Waterbury ..............................................55China Star Chinese Restaurant —Northfield, Montpelier ........................ 63China Town Restaurant .......................63China Wok Buffet .................................. 15

Choices Restaurant and Rotisserie 38Chopstick House II ................................79Chow! Bella ............................................ 15Chubby Muffin, The ...............................99Church & Main .......................................95Church Street Tavern .........................103Cider House Barbecue and Pub, The .53City Limits Nite Club ............................ 47City Market of Onion River Co-op .....109City Sports Grille .................................. 85CJ Suds South ...................................... 40CJ’s @ Than Wheeler’s Tavern .............34Claire’s Restaurant & Bar.....................28Clark’s Sunoco Deli ................................ 77Clem & Company ..................................39Clem’s Café ............................................. 41Cliff House at Stowe Mountain Resort 19Cloudland Farm Restaurant ...............33Clover House Restaurant .....................71Le Club Chasse et Pêche ....................113Club Metronome at Nectar’s .............103Cobblestone Deli and Café ..................95Cockadoodle Pizza Café .......................35Cody’s Irish Pub & Grille ...................... 85Coffee Corner ......................................... 61Colatina Exit ..........................................35Colonial Café at theGolden Eagle, The ...................................21Combes Family Inn ...............................34Common Café ........................................ 61Common Man, The ................................53Connick’s Sandwich Shop ................... 38Connie’s Kitchen ...................................28Constantino’s Italian Imports............ 38Coslin’s Pub at Stowehof .....................23Cosmic Bakery & Café .......................... 13Costello’s Market ...................................49Cottage, The ........................................... 19Countryman’s Pleasure, The ............... 41Creamery Restaurant, The ..................28Creek House Diner, The ........................33Cubber’s ..................................................49Cucina Antica ........................................87Cupboard Deli .........................................21Cupp’s ..................................................... 83Curry & Spice .........................................63Curtis’ BBQ ............................................113

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Dairy Center Restaurant and Champion Sports Tavern .................... 13Daily Planet, The ...................................95Dan’s Place ............................................. 47Dana’s by the Gorge ..............................34Danville Restaurant & Inn ..................28Das Bierhaus........................................ 107Deb’s Place ..............................................21DeBanville’s General Store ..................28Delicate Decadence .............................63Depot Café .............................................113Depot Square Pizza .............................. 67Depot Street Malt Shop ....................... 19Derby Cow Palace, The .........................28Dining at Quimby Country ..................28Dino’s Pizza and Family Restaurant 109Dixie’s Country Kitchen ........................33Dixies II ...................................................33Dobrá Tea .............................................103Donny’s NY Pizza ...................................87Dough Boy’s Bakery & Coffee Shop ...95Downtown Grocery, The .......................33Dragon House ........................................79Drink .......................................................101Drunken Noodle House ...................... 83Duino Duende ......................................105Duke’s Creemees ................................... 77Dutch Mill Family Restaurant ............ 77Dutch Pancake Café ..............................21

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East Orchid .............................................79Eastern Dragon .................................... 15Eastside Restaurant, The ....................29Easy Street Café ....................................53Eat ’n Meet Grill and Larder ...............113Eaton’s Sugarhouse Restaurant and Gift Shop .........................................34Edelweiss Bakery & Café .....................23Edelweiss Mountain Deli .....................25Eden Mini Mart and Deli ......................28Elements Food & Spirit ........................28Elixir Restaurant ..................................33Emily’s at Stowehof .............................. 19Enosburg Falls Country Club Restaurant .............................................29Esox ........................................................101Espresso Bueno ....................................63

Essex Grill ............................................... 77Euro Restaurant ....................................87L’Express ................................................113

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Fair Haven Inn Restaurant .................. 41Family Table, The .................................. 19Farmhouse Café & Catering Co., The .65Farmhouse Tap & Grill, The ............... 107Fat Franks .......................................110, 113Fiddle Heads Café ................................. 61Finnigan’s Pub ......................................101Fire & Ice Restaurant ...........................45Fire Stones Restaurant ........................34Firebird Café ...........................................73Fireside Flatbread at Bolton Valley Resort .............................87Fireside Tavern at Stowe Mountain Resort.......................23Five Olde Tavern and Grille .................33Flatbread Factory & Taproom ............87Foothills Bakery .................................... 15Four Corners of the Earth ....................95Foxfire Inn & Italian Restaurant ........25Franny O’s .............................................. 85French Tart, The ....................................29Frida’s Taqueria and Grill .....................25Fu Da Chinese Restaurant ..................99Fu Lin Chinese Restaurant ..................23Full House ..............................................79

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G’s Restaurant ........................................71Gables Inn ...............................................21Garden of Eatin’ Café, The ....................73Garlic, The ............................................... 41Gene’s Beans .......................................... 41Geoff’s at the Smugglers’ Notch Inn ...21Gill’s Delicatessen ................................ 38Good Times Café ................................... 77Goodfella’s Restaurant and Tavern ...29Gourmet Provence .............................. 40Gracie’s Restaurant ...............................21Grand Buffet ..........................................79Grapevine Grill .......................................45Great Harvest Bread Co. .....................99Great Room Grill .....................................21Green Cup, The .....................................53Green Dragon ........................................23Green Goddess .......................................21Green Mountain Coffee Visitor Center& Café ......................................................55Green Mountain Tavern .......................63Green Peppers Restaurant .................49Green Room, The ...................................95Grill at the Sugarbush Inn, The ..........53Grist Mill Restaurant & Lounge .........39Gusto’s ....................................................63

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Halvorson’s Upstreet Café ...................97Halvy’s Café ............................................ 13Hana Japanese Hibachi Steakhouse 23Handy’s Lunch .......................................95Harbor Lounge and Park Café ............97Hardwick House of Pizza .....................29Hardwick Village Restaurant, The......29Harley D’s ................................................ 13Harper’s Restaurant at the Holiday Inn 77Harrington’s of Vermont ......................73Harrison’s Restaurant and Bar ........... 19Harvest Market .....................................25Hatchery, The.........................................34Healthy Living Café .............................. 91Hearth & Candle ................................... 19Heli’s at the Mountainview Lodge .... 38Hemingway’s Restaurant .................. 38Hen of the Wood at the Grist Mill ......53Henry’s Diner .........................................95Hero’s Welcome ..................................... 13Higher Ground ...................................... 85Highland Lodge Restaurant ...............28Hilltop Restaurant ................................ 67HJ House ................................................99Hoagie Hut ............................................. 77Hoagie’s Pizza & Pasta.........................87Hob Knob Inn & Restaurant ................21Hogan’s Pub ...........................................53Hong Kong Kitchen ..............................79Hornet’s Nest ........................................ 85Horse N Rebel Market, Gallery & Grille 47Hostel Tevere ........................................53Hot Tamale.............................................25Hourglass at Stowe Mountain Lodge 23House of Tang........................................63

Hub Pizzeria and Pub, The ..................25Hung Tao ................................................99Hungry Bear Pub & Grill, The ..............35Hungry Lion, The .................................. 77Hunger Mountain Coop ....................... 67Huntington House, The .......................53Hyde Away Inn and Restaurant .........53

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Ice House Restaurant & Bar ...............97Idlewood the Restaurant ....................33India House Restaurant ......................99Inn at Shelburne Farms, The ...............71Inn at the Long Trail, The ................... 40Inn at Weathersfield, The ....................33Inside Scoop, The ................................. 40Isabell’s Café ..........................................34Interlaken Inn, The ..............................113Izapa Burrito Bar ................................... 41

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J. Morgan’s Steakhouse ....................... 61Jackson’s on the River .........................45Jacob’s Restaurant ............................... 13James Moore Tavern .......................... 85Jamie’s on Main .....................................21Jasper Murdock’s Alehouse ................35Java News .............................................. 41Jax Food & Games .............................. 40Jay Village Inn & Restaurant, The .....29Jay’s Restaurant and Pizzeria ............ 57Jeff’s Restaurant ................................... 13Jeffersonville Pizza Department.......25Jem’s Place ............................................ 15Jessica’s at Swift House Inn ...............45Jia Indian Restaurant ......................... 40Jilly’s Sports Bar .................................... 41Jimmz Pizza .......................................... 57Joe Beef .................................................113Joe’s Snack Bar ......................................73Joey’s Junction Bakery and Café ....... 15Joyce’s Noodle House ..........................79JP’s Pub ................................................103JP’s Restaurant and Deli ..................... 77JR’s Eatery ............................................. 38Julio’s Cantina Mexican Cuisine & Margarita Bar ..................................... 67Junior’s Downtown .............................109Junior’s Italian .......................................87Juniper’s at the Wildflower Inn ..........29Juniper’s Fare ........................................53

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KC’s Bagel Café ......................................55Kedron Valley Inn Restaurant & Tavern .34Keeper’s: A Country Café .....................33Ken’s Pizza and Pub ............................109Ketner’s Second Cup Café....................34Kham’s Thai Cuisine .............................29Kinfolks Kuntry Restaurant ................45King Arthur Flour Café .........................35Kirkwood’s Pub at Stowe Mountain Resort.......................23Kismet.....................................................65Kitchen Table Bistro, The .....................71Kitchenette ...........................................113KJ’s Diner ................................................ 13Klinger’s Bread Company .................... 75Koto Restaurant ................................... 81Kountry Kart Deli ..................................95Koval’s Coffee........................................ 83

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L.A. Burdick Handmade Chocolates and Restaurant ....................................113LACE ........................................................ 67Ladder 1 Grill ......................................... 61Lagniappe .............................................. 19Lago Trattoria & Catering ...................29Lake Champlain Chocolates — Church Street ......................................105Lake Champlain Chocolates Factory Store & Café ..........................105Lake-View House, The .......................... 77Langdon Street Café ............................63Laughing Moon Chocolates ................25Lee’s Chinese Restaurant ................... 81Leonardo’s Pizza — Burlington .........109Leonardo’s Pizza — So. Burlington ....87Leunig’s Bistro ..................................... 107Li’s Chinese Restaurant ...................... 40Libby’s Diner ............................................71Lift .........................................................103Limerick Irish Eatery ............................35

Liquids and Solids at the Handlebar 113Little Garden Market ............................ 91Little Harry’s........................................... 41Local Buzz, The ......................................35 Localfolk Smokehouse .........................53Long Trail Brewing Company Visitors Center & Pub ...........................35Loretta’s Fine Italian Cuisine ..............87Lovin’ Cup, The ........................................21Lucia’s Italian Restaurant & Bar ........ 67Lucky King Restaurant ........................23Lucky Wok Chinese Restaurant ......... 81Luigi’s ......................................................49Lyndon Freighthouse ...........................29Lyndonville House of Pizza .................29

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M-Saigon Vietnamese Noodle House 83M.T. Bellies Deli ..................................... 75Mad Hatter .............................................95Mad Taco, The ........................................ 57Madelyn’s Dining Room at Juniper Hill Inn .....................................33Madera’s Restaurante Magic Wok .............................................. 47Magnolia Bistro .....................................95Magoo’s .................................................. 40Main Street Dining Room .....................21Mama Mia’s Pizzeria .............................87Mangowood Restaurant at the Lincoln Inn .............................................33Manhattan Pizza & Pub.....................109Maple Valley Café & Gift Shop ............ 61Marco’s Pizza and Grill .........................87Marco’s Pizza .........................................87Mariam’s Restaurant ............................33Marsala Salsa ........................................ 57Martone’s Market & Café ..................... 91Mary’s Café ............................................ 38Mary’s Restaurant at the Inn at Baldwin Creek .................... 45Matterhorn Restaurant .......................23Maxi’s Restaurant .................................55Maynard’s Snack Bar ............................53McCarthy’s Restaurant .........................21McGillicuddy’s Irish Pub .......................63McKee’s Island Pub & Pizza ................ 15McKee’s Pub & Grill .............................. 85Melaza Caribbean Bistro .....................35Men at Wok ............................................ 81Mexicali Cantina & Grill ....................... 91Michael’s on the Hill ............................. 57Middlebury Bagel & Delicatessen .....45Middlebury Chocolates ........................ 47Middlebury Market and Sama’s Café .49Middlebury Natural Foods Co-op Café .49Midway BBQ ........................................... 19Midway Diner ........................................ 38Miguel’s on Main .................................109Milton Diner, The ....................................71Mimmo’s Pizzeria Restaurant ............ 15Mimmo’s Pizzeria ..................................87Ming Moon Buffet Chinese Restaurant 63MINT Restaurant and Tea Lounge .... 57Mirabelles...............................................99Mirror Lake Inn Resort & Spa ............113Miss Lyndonville Diner ........................28Mister Up’s Restaurant ........................ 47Mister Z’s Italian Restaurant .............. 67Mix Café and Bakery, The .................... 19Moe’s Southwest Grill .......................... 75Monkey House, The ............................. 85Montpelier Village Pizza ...................... 67Monty’s Old Brick Tavern ......................71Mooselook Restaurant ........................29Morgan’s Tavern at the Middlebury Inn 45Morrisville House of Pizza...................25Morse Mountain Grill ............................21Mother Hubbard’s Bakery, Deli and Country Store ........................ 15Mountain Creamery .............................34Mountain Greens Market ....................49Mountain High Pizza Pie .....................87Mountain Top Inn & Resort, The ........ 41Mr. Mike’s ..............................................109Mr. Pickwick’s at Ye Olde England Inne 25Muddy Paw Coffee, Creemee and Grille at South Main Sunoco .............. 55Muddy Paw Coffee ................................55Muddy Waters .....................................105Mulligan’s Irish Pub ..............................63Murray’s Tavern .................................... 85My H2O ..................................................105My Little Cupcake ................................ 85My-T-Fine ............................................... 15

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Hub Pizzeria and Pub, The ..................25Hung Tao ................................................99Hungry Bear Pub & Grill, The ..............35Hungry Lion, The .................................. 77Hunger Mountain Coop ....................... 67Huntington House, The .......................53Hyde Away Inn and Restaurant .........53

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Ice House Restaurant & Bar ...............97Idlewood the Restaurant ....................33India House Restaurant ......................99Inn at Shelburne Farms, The ...............71Inn at the Long Trail, The ................... 40Inn at Weathersfield, The ....................33Inside Scoop, The ................................. 40Isabell’s Café ..........................................34Interlaken Inn, The ..............................113Izapa Burrito Bar ................................... 41

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J. Morgan’s Steakhouse ....................... 61Jackson’s on the River .........................45Jacob’s Restaurant ............................... 13James Moore Tavern .......................... 85Jamie’s on Main .....................................21Jasper Murdock’s Alehouse ................35Java News .............................................. 41Jax Food & Games .............................. 40Jay Village Inn & Restaurant, The .....29Jay’s Restaurant and Pizzeria ............ 57Jeff’s Restaurant ................................... 13Jeffersonville Pizza Department.......25Jem’s Place ............................................ 15Jessica’s at Swift House Inn ...............45Jia Indian Restaurant ......................... 40Jilly’s Sports Bar .................................... 41Jimmz Pizza .......................................... 57Joe Beef .................................................113Joe’s Snack Bar ...................................... 73Joey’s Junction Bakery and Café ....... 15Joyce’s Noodle House ..........................79JP’s Pub ................................................103JP’s Restaurant and Deli ..................... 77JR’s Eatery ............................................. 38Julio’s Cantina Mexican Cuisine & Margarita Bar ..................................... 67Junior’s Downtown .............................109Junior’s Italian .......................................87Juniper’s at the Wildflower Inn ..........29Juniper’s Fare ........................................53

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KC’s Bagel Café ......................................55Kedron Valley Inn Restaurant & Tavern .34Keeper’s: A Country Café .....................33Ken’s Pizza and Pub ............................109Ketner’s Second Cup Café....................34Kham’s Thai Cuisine .............................29Kinfolks Kuntry Restaurant ................45King Arthur Flour Café .........................35Kirkwood’s Pub at Stowe Mountain Resort.......................23Kismet.....................................................65Kitchen Table Bistro, The .....................71Kitchenette ...........................................113KJ’s Diner ................................................ 13Klinger’s Bread Company .................... 75Koto Restaurant ................................... 81Kountry Kart Deli ..................................95Koval’s Coffee........................................ 83

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L.A. Burdick Handmade Chocolates and Restaurant ....................................113LACE ........................................................ 67Ladder 1 Grill ......................................... 61Lagniappe .............................................. 19Lago Trattoria & Catering ...................29Lake Champlain Chocolates — Church Street ......................................105Lake Champlain Chocolates Factory Store & Café ..........................105Lake-View House, The .......................... 77Langdon Street Café ............................63Laughing Moon Chocolates ................25Lee’s Chinese Restaurant ................... 81Leonardo’s Pizza — Burlington .........109Leonardo’s Pizza — So. Burlington ....87Leunig’s Bistro ..................................... 107Li’s Chinese Restaurant ...................... 40Libby’s Diner ............................................71Lift .........................................................103Limerick Irish Eatery ............................35

Liquids and Solids at the Handlebar 113Little Garden Market ............................ 91Little Harry’s........................................... 41Local Buzz, The ......................................35 Localfolk Smokehouse .........................53Long Trail Brewing Company Visitors Center & Pub ...........................35Loretta’s Fine Italian Cuisine ..............87Lovin’ Cup, The ........................................21Lucia’s Italian Restaurant & Bar ........ 67Lucky King Restaurant ........................23Lucky Wok Chinese Restaurant ......... 81Luigi’s ......................................................49Lyndon Freighthouse ...........................29Lyndonville House of Pizza .................29

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M-Saigon Vietnamese Noodle House 83M.T. Bellies Deli ..................................... 75Mad Hatter .............................................95Mad Taco, The ........................................ 57Madelyn’s Dining Room at Juniper Hill Inn .....................................33Madera’s Restaurante Magic Wok .............................................. 47Magnolia Bistro .....................................95Magoo’s .................................................. 40Main Street Dining Room .....................21Mama Mia’s Pizzeria .............................87Mangowood Restaurant at the Lincoln Inn .............................................33Manhattan Pizza & Pub.....................109Maple Valley Café & Gift Shop ............ 61Marco’s Pizza and Grill .........................87Marco’s Pizza .........................................87Mariam’s Restaurant ............................33Marsala Salsa ........................................ 57Martone’s Market & Café ..................... 91Mary’s Café ............................................ 38Mary’s Restaurant at the Inn at Baldwin Creek .................... 45Matterhorn Restaurant .......................23Maxi’s Restaurant .................................55Maynard’s Snack Bar ............................53McCarthy’s Restaurant .........................21McGillicuddy’s Irish Pub .......................63McKee’s Island Pub & Pizza ................ 15McKee’s Pub & Grill .............................. 85Melaza Caribbean Bistro .....................35Men at Wok ............................................ 81Mexicali Cantina & Grill ....................... 91Michael’s on the Hill ............................. 57Middlebury Bagel & Delicatessen .....45Middlebury Chocolates ........................ 47Middlebury Market and Sama’s Café .49Middlebury Natural Foods Co-op Café .49Midway BBQ ........................................... 19Midway Diner ........................................ 38Miguel’s on Main .................................109Milton Diner, The ....................................71Mimmo’s Pizzeria Restaurant ............ 15Mimmo’s Pizzeria ..................................87Ming Moon Buffet Chinese Restaurant 63MINT Restaurant and Tea Lounge .... 57Mirabelles...............................................99Mirror Lake Inn Resort & Spa ............113Miss Lyndonville Diner ........................28Mister Up’s Restaurant ........................ 47Mister Z’s Italian Restaurant .............. 67Mix Café and Bakery, The .................... 19Moe’s Southwest Grill .......................... 75Monkey House, The ............................. 85Montpelier Village Pizza ...................... 67Monty’s Old Brick Tavern ......................71Mooselook Restaurant ........................29Morgan’s Tavern at the Middlebury Inn 45Morrisville House of Pizza...................25Morse Mountain Grill ............................21Mother Hubbard’s Bakery, Deli and Country Store ........................ 15Mountain Creamery .............................34Mountain Greens Market ....................49Mountain High Pizza Pie .....................87Mountain Top Inn & Resort, The ........ 41Mr. Mike’s ..............................................109Mr. Pickwick’s at Ye Olde England Inne 25Muddy Paw Coffee, Creemee and Grille at South Main Sunoco .............. 55Muddy Paw Coffee ................................55Muddy Waters .....................................105Mulligan’s Irish Pub ..............................63Murray’s Tavern .................................... 85My H2O ..................................................105My Little Cupcake ................................ 85My-T-Fine ............................................... 15

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Naru Asian Cuisine ............................... 81Natural Provisions Deli & Café ........... 91NECI on Main ......................................... 61Nectar’s .................................................103New Moon ..............................................95New Shanghai and Tokyo Restaurant 40New World Tortilla ................................97New York Pizza Oven ............................87Newport Natural Foods & Montgomery’s Café ...............................29Night Life Café .......................................87Noonie’s Deli ..........................................45Norma’s Restaurant at Topnotch Resort ................................... 19North Garden Chinese Restaurant .... 81North Hero House Inn & Restaurant 13Northfield Village Pizza ....................... 67Main Dining Room at the Norwich Inn 33Number One Chinese Restaurant..... 40Nunyuns .................................................99Nutty Steph’s Granola & Chocolate Factory .................................55

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O.N.E. Pepper Grill.................................97O’Maddi’s Deli & Café ............................ 61Ocha Thai ................................................55Old Brick Store, The .............................. 77Old Hancock Hotel ................................55Old Shed Bar & Grill ............................. 85Old Tavern at Grafton, The .................113Olde Northender Pub ..........................101Omega Pizza .......................................... 41On Tap Bar & Grill ................................. 85On The Rise Bakery .............................. 85One Federal ........................................... 13One Flight Up at the Airport ............... 77Orchid Chinese Cuisine ........................ 81Orient Taste Express ........................... 40Oriental Wok .......................................... 81Osteria Pane e Salute ..........................35Other Place, The ...................................101Otter Creek Bakery ............................... 47Our House ........................................ 68, 71Ovations Restaurant at the Killington Grand ................................... 38

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P&H Truck Stop .....................................28Paddington’s Restaurant .................... 15Paisley Hippo Sandwich Shop ............ 75Palms Restaurant, The ........................ 41Panadero Bakery...................................99Panda China........................................... 15Pan’s South Hero Pizza ....................... 15Papa Frank’s .......................................... 89Papa McKee’s ........................................ 89Papa Nick’s Family Restaurant ...........87Paradise Deli and Market ....................53Parima Restaurant ...............................99Park Row Café ........................................53Parker House Inn & Restaurant, The 35Parker Pie Co., The ................................29Partridge Inn Seafood Restaurant, The .......................................21Pastabilities .......................................... 89Patra Café ...............................................95Patricia’s Restaurant, a.k.a. Sully’s Place .......................................... 40Pauline’s Café .........................................71Paynter’s Restaurant and the Centre Stage Lounge at Holiday Inn .39Pazzo’s Pizzeria & Fun Center ............49Pearl Street Pub ................................... 85Peking Duck House............................... 81Penny Cluse Café ................................ 107Perellie’s Pizzeria ................................. 57Perfect Pear Café, The ..........................33Perfect Wife Restaurant and Tavern, The ....................................113Perry’s Main Street Eatery ................. 40Peter Havens ........................................113Pho Dang Vietnamese Café ............... 83Pho Hong ................................................99Pho Pasteur .......................................... 83Pickle Barrel Nightclub ....................... 40Pie in the Sky — St. Albans ................. 15 Pie in the Sky — Stowe.........................25Piecasso Pizzeria & Lounge ................25Pine Cone Snack Bar ............................ 13Pine Street Deli, The .............................95Pinky’s ..................................................... 61Pit Stop Diner ........................................ 61Pitcher Inn, The .....................................53

Pizza Joint at the Moscow Schoolhouse Store, The .......................25Pizza on Earth ...................................... 89Pizza Putt .............................................. 89PK Café .................................................... 75Planet Rock ............................................63Polka Dot Diner .....................................34Positive Pie ............................................ 67Positive Pie 2 ......................................... 67 Poultney House of Pizza ..................... 41Pour House, The ................................... 85Prince & the Pauper, The .....................35Pub at the Grey Fox Inn, The ................21Pulcinella’s ............................................ 89Purple Moon Pub ..................................55

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QTee’s ......................................................97Quality Bake Shop ............................... 85Quechee Inn at Marshland Farm .......33Rabbit Hill Inn........................................28Radio Bean Coffeehouse ...................105Radio Deli ...............................................97Rainbow Sweets....................................63Ramunto’s Brick Oven ..........................29Ramunto’s Brick Oven Pizza ............. 89Ramunto’s Sicilian Pizza — Middlebury 49Ramunto’s Sicilian Pizza — Rutland .. 41Randolph Village Pizza ........................35Rasputin’s .............................................103Ray’s Seafood Market ........................... 75Red Basil Thai Cuisine ..........................23Red Clover Inn & Restaurant, The ..... 38Red Hen Bakery & Café ........................55Red Mill at Basin Harbor Club, The ....45Red Onion ...............................................97Red Rooster ...........................................33Red Square ...........................................103Reservoir, The ........................................55Restaurant DNA ...................................113Rí Rá Irish Pub .....................................103Rimrock’s Mountain Tavern ................23River Garden Café .................................28River Tavern at the Hawk Inn & Mountain Inn and Resort ....................33River’s Edge Snackbar .......................... 61Roaster’s Café and Deli ........................29Robbie’s Wildlife Refuge ......................23Rockydale Pizza ....................................49Rocky’s NY Pizza ................................... 89Roots the Restaurant ......................... 38Rosario’s American Eatery .................. 15Rosie’s Restaurant ................................45Rotisserie Restaurant .......................... 77Round Table at Days Inn ..................... 61Route 4 Country Store .........................35Roxie’s Snack Bar ................................. 38Royal Orchid Restaurant .....................63Royalton Village Pizza .........................35Rozzi’s Lakeshore Tavern & Restaurant ......................................... 77Ruben James ........................................101Rustic Restaurant and Sports Bar .....63Rustico’s................................................. 89Rusty Nail Bar & Grill ............................23Ruthcliffe Lodge and Restaurant ...... 13Rutland Buffet ...................................... 40Rutland Restaurant & Burnham Hollow Pies ......................... 40

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Sabby’s Pasta House & Sports Lounge 41Sadie Katz Delicatessen ......................97Saigon Bistro .........................................99Sakura Bana Japanese Restaurant...99Sal’s Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria .... 41Salt .......................................................... 61Saltwater Cowboy, The .........................39Samosaman Café ..................................65Sandwich Shoppe ................................ 38Sandy’s Books & Bakery .......................34Sandy’s Drive-in.....................................34Santos Cocina Latina ..................... 16, 25Sarducci’s Restaurant and Bar ........... 67Scuffer Steak & Ale House ..................97Seward Family Restaurant................. 40Shaggy’s Snack Bar ............................... 13Shalimar of India ..................................99Shanty on the Shore ............................97Shed Restaurant and Brewery, The ...23Shelburne Kitchen, The ....................... 75Shelburne Steakhouse & Saloon ....... 77Shelburne Supermarket ...................... 91Shepard’s Pie Restaurant ....................34Sheri’s Diner — Home of Plan-It Sheri Catering ...................................... 38Shooters Saloon ................................... 15

Shore Acres Inn and Restaurant........ 13Shoreham Inn ........................................ 47Silver Palace .......................................... 81Simon Pearce Restaurant ...................33Simply Subs ........................................... 61Sirloin Saloon ........................................39Sissy’s Kitchen ...................................... 38Skinny Pancake, The — Burlington .. 107Skinny Pancake, The — Montpelier ...65Skunk Hollow Tavern ...........................35Sky Burgers ............................................97Slide Brook Lodge & Tavern ................55Smitty’s Pub .........................................103Smokehouse Deli ................................. 61Snaps Café ............................................. 47Sneakers Bistro .....................................73Solstice at Stowe Mountain Lodge ... 19Sonoma Station .....................................71Sophie’s American Bistro ....................79Soup ‘n’ Greens ...................................... 61South Side Tavern ................................63South Station Restaurant ...................39Souza’s Brazilian Steakhouse.... 92, 109Spanked Puppy Pub ............................ 85Speeder & Earl’s ..................................105Splash at the Boathouse .....................97Spooner’s Bar and Grille ......................34Spot, The .................................................97Square Biscuit, The ............................... 61St. Albans Shell ..................................... 13St. Johnsbury House of Pizza ............29Starry Night Café ..................................45Steakhouse Restaurant....................... 61Stebu Sushi............................................55Steeple Market ...................................... 15Stella Notte............................................25Stella’s Italian Kitchen & Market ......113Steve’s Park Diner .................................45Stone Leaf Teahouse ........................... 47Stone Soup ............................................97Stonegrill Restaurant & Pub, The ......23Storm Café .............................................45Stowe Dogs ............................................ 19Stowe Inn and Tavern .......................... 19Sugar and Spice ................................... 40Sugarsnap ..............................................97 Sugarsnap at ECHO ..............................97Sugarsnap at Technology Park .......... 75Sunset Grille & Tap Room ................... 19Sushi Yoshi ............................................ 40Sushido ................................................... 81Suzanna’s Restaurant ..........................63Swanton House of Pizza...................... 15Sweet Caroline’s ................................... 40Sweet Clover Market ............................ 91Sweet Crunch Bakeshop & Catering Co. 23Sweet Pea Natural Market & Cafe ..... 57Sweetwaters ..........................................95

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T Bones Restaurant and Bar...............79T.J. Buckley’s .........................................113 T. Rugg’s Tavern....................................101Table 24 Restaurant ......................36, 38Tamarack Grill .......................................28Tanglewood’s Restaurant ....................53Tapas Restaurant & Tavern ............... 40Taste of India ......................................... 47Tatro’s Gourmet Soup and Sandwich 13Tavern at the Essex, The .......................71Ted’s Pizza Shop .................................... 41Terra Rossa Ristorante ........................ 57Texas Roadhouse .................................. 77Thai House ........................................10, 15That’s Life Soup ..................................... 61Thompson’s Flour Shop........................23Three Bean Café ....................................35Three Brothers Pizza & Grill ............... 89Three Mountain Café ............................ 57Three Mountain Lodge Restaurant ....21Three Needs ..........................................101Three Penny Taproom ...................58, 65Three Stallion Inn & Restaurant ........33Three Tomatoes Trattoria — Burlington ............................................109Three Tomatoes Trattoria — Rutland 41Three Tomatoes Trattoria — Williston 89Timbers ..................................................53Timbuktu’s....................................... 26, 28Tiny Thai Restaurant ........................... 83Tip Top Café ...........................................33ToKai-Tei Japanese Restaurant........113Tokyo House ......................................... 40Top of the Block Sandwich Shoppe ...97Toscano Café Bistro ..............................87Le Tour de Ville at Delta Centre-Ville 113Tourterelle .......................................42, 47Tozier’s Restaurant ...............................34

Tuckerbox, The ......................................35Trader Duke’s .........................................79Trap Door Bakehouse & Café ..............35Trapp Family Lodge DeliBakery ..........21Dining Room at the Trapp Family Lodge, The......................25Trapp Family Lodge Lounge ...............25Trattoria Delia .....................................109Trattoria La Festa .................................25Tuckaway’s Pub .................................... 85Tulsi Tea Room ......................................65Two Brothers Lounge & Stage ........... 47Two Brothers Tavern ............................ 47Two Shea’s ............................................. 40

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Uncle Mike’s Deli ................................... 61Uncommon Grounds ..........................105Uncommon Market, The ...................... 67Underhill Country Store ...................... 75Union Jack’s ...........................................97Unwinders ............................................. 85Up Top Tavern ....................................... 47Upper Crust ............................................ 91Upper Deck Pub.................................... 85Upper Valley Grill & General Store.....29

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Valhalla Restaurant and Pub at the Inglenook Lodge .......................29Val’s Wild Tomato .................................. 75 Vergennes Laundry .............................. 47Vermont Bagel Café in Olivia’s Market 38Vermont Cookie Love ........................... 47Vermont Inn, The ................................. 38Vermont National Country Club .........71Vermont Pub & Brewery ....................103Vermont Soup & Sandwich of Brandon ..................................................39Vermont Sandwich Company — Burlington ..............................................97Vermont Sandwich Company — Williston ................................................. 75Vermont Sports Grill ............................79Via Loma ............................................... 107Vietnam Restaurant ............................ 83Vietnam Restaurant 2 .........................99La Villa Bistro & Pizzeria ......................71Village Country Creemee.....................55Village Creeme Stand ..........................45Village Cup, The ......................................71Village Porch Bar & Bistro, The ...........53Village Snackbar .................................. 38Village Tavern ........................................23Village Wine and Coffee .......................87Viva Espresso ......................................105Waf’s West Side Deli ............................. 75Wally’s Place .......................................... 15Wandering Moose Café at the Best Western Waterbury-Stowe, The 55Warner’s Family Dining ........................ 15Warner’s Gallery ....................................29Warren Store, The .................................53Waybury Inn ..........................................45Wayside Restaurant & Bakery ...........63West Meadow Farm Bakery ............... 85What Ale’s You ......................................101Whip Bar & Grill ..................................... 19White Rock Pizza & Pub ...................... 67Whiteface Lodge, The..........................113Wild Bill’s Western BBQ .......................99WilloughVale Inn Restaurant, The .....28Windham Hill Inn .................................113Winding Brook Bistro ........................... 19Windjammer Restaurant .................... 77Windsor Station Pub ............................35Winfield’s Bistro at Stoweflake............21Wings Over Burlington ....................... 85Winooski Falls Market & Deli .............. 91Wobbly Barn Steakhouse, The ...........39Wok ’n’ House .........................................23Wok ’n’ Roll .............................................23Wokky’s Chinese .................................... 47Woodbridge Coffeehouse and Web Café.................................................35Woodstock Farmers’ Market ...............35Yacht Club Restaurant at the Commodores Inn ......................23Yellow Deli, The..................................... 40Yummy Chinese Restaurant ............... 81Yvonne’s Café ........................................ 85Zachary’s Pizza — Chittenden County 91 Zachary’s Pizza — Waterbury.............. 57Zen Gardens .......................................... 81

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Cascades riverfront condominiums o�er a unique opportunity to own a 5+energy star rated residence in an award winning, walkable downtown neighborhood. Cascade amenities include under-ground secure parking with elevator access, onsite �tness room, community club room and private landscape courtyard with �re pit. Just a short walk, bike or shuttle ride to UVM, Fletcher Allen Health Care and downtown Burlington. Adjacent to 100 acres of protected natural area, the Cascades features a wide variety of one and two bedroom residences in a spectacular riverfront setting.

Luxury starts at $185K.

60 Winooski Falls Way Winooski, VT 05404 802-654-7444 www.cascadesvt.com

the Cascades �e Burlington Area’s Landmark Riverfront Condominium Community

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