Burlington · Chittenden County, VT
Food & Drink in Burlington
Scout analyzed 63 Burlington places and surfaced the ones that actually fit food & drink.
Places analyzed
63
Matches
22
Typical spend
$60
Typical visit
1.2 hr
Best neighborhoods for food & drink
Ranked by how many matching spots Scout found in each area.
Scout-verified spots
Food & Drink
Kru Coffee Collective
Kru Coffee Collective is a good spot for a quick coffee and snack, perhaps before or after shopping on Church Street. Expect to spend $5-$15 per person for about 30 minutes.
Food & Drink
Hen of the Wood - Burlington
Hen of the Wood is a dinner destination for a relaxed but upscale meal, pairing well with a pre-dinner stroll or a post-dinner drink elsewhere. Expect to spend 2 hours and $75-$150 per person.
Food & Drink
Onyx Tonics Specialty Coffee
This coffee shop is ideal for a quick solo stop or a casual meet-up, allowing you to sample specialty coffees for about $5-10 per person. It's a good starting point for a walk around Burlington or a brief break from shopping.
Essex Town
Uncommon Coffee
Uncommon Coffee is a good stop for a casual coffee or light bite, suitable for starting your day or a quick break. Expect to spend 30-60 minutes and $5-$15 per person.
South End
Shanty On The Shore
This is a good spot for a casual seafood meal with lake views, ideal for a date or family dinner. Expect to spend 1.5-2 hours and $30-60 per person.
South End
Restaurant Poco
Poco is a reliable restaurant for a meal or drinks with friends, typically taking 1.5 hours. Expect to spend $30-60 per person on food and beverages.
Food & Drink
Juniper Bar and Restaurant
Juniper is suitable for an upscale dinner and drinks experience, pairing well with a walk around downtown Burlington before or after. Expect to spend 1.5 to 2 hours and roughly $50-100 per person.
Food & Drink
The Grey Jay
The Grey Jay is a restaurant suitable for a meal as part of an evening out or a midday stop. Expect to spend 1-2 hours and around $20-$40 per person for food.
Food & Drink
Splash At the Boathouse
Splash at the Boathouse is a good spot for a meal with lake views, especially for dinner or a weekend lunch. Expect to spend 1-2 hours and about $30-70 per person for food and drinks.
Food & Drink
Waterworks Food + Drink
This is a good spot for a dinner out, offering American fare in a scenic riverside setting. Expect to spend 1-1.5 hours and $30-70 per person for a meal and drinks.
South End
August First
August First is a great spot for a casual breakfast or lunch, offering European-style breads and pastries. Expect to spend $10-25 per person for a meal and a drink, and plan for a 45-minute visit.
Food & Drink
Farmhouse Tap & Grill (Burlington VT)
This gastropub is good for a casual meal or drinks, especially pairing with a stroll in downtown Burlington. Expect to spend $25-50 per person for an hour and a half visit.
South End
Speeder & Earl's Coffee
This coffee shop is good for a quick solo stop for a drink and baked good, or as a starting point for a day out. Expect to spend 30 minutes and under $15 per person.
Food & Drink
Pascolo Ristorante
Pascolo is a solid choice for a dinner outing, offering Italian comfort food in a nice setting. Expect to spend 1.5 hours and around $35-75 per person, making it suitable for a date or a family dinner before a show or stroll.
Food & Drink
Muddy Waters
Muddy Waters is suitable for a casual coffee stop, a study break, or an evening with live music. Expect to spend $5-15 per person for a drink and a snack, and plan for a visit of an hour or more.
Food & Drink
Honey Road
Honey Road is a good spot for a dinner out focused on small plates and drinks. Expect to spend 1.5-2 hours and around $50-80 per person for a full meal and a drink.
South End
Spot on the Dock
Spot on the Dock is a relaxed, surf-inspired restaurant with a patio, suitable for a casual meal or drinks with a view. Expect to spend $20-$50 per person for an hour-long visit, especially nice for a weekend afternoon.
Food & Drink
The Daily Planet
The Daily Planet is a good spot for a relaxed dinner or drinks, possibly pairing with a show or walk downtown. Expect to spend 1.5 to 2 hours and around $30-75 per person.
Food & Drink
Leunig's Bistro
Leunig's Bistro is ideal for a special dinner, offering a mix of French and Vermont cuisine on Church Street. Expect to spend 50-100 dollars per person for a 1.5-hour meal.
Food & Drink
Foam Brewers - Burlington
Foam Brewers is good for a casual stop for drinks and a bite, especially if you enjoy craft beer and lake views. Expect to spend 1-2 hours and about $25-60 per person on food and drinks.
Food & Drink
The Vermont Pub & Brewery
This is a solid choice for a casual meal or drinks with friends, especially for beer enthusiasts. Expect to spend 1.5-2 hours and $25-50 per person on food and a few drinks.
Food & Drink
Four Quarters Brewing
This microbrewery is a good stop for a casual weekend afternoon or evening, offering craft beers and local farm goods. Expect to spend 1-2 hours and $15-30 per person.
Under $35
Cheap dates and low-spend afternoons.
Worth the splurge
When the night needs to land.
No reservation needed
Walk in tonight.
What Scout found
- 22 of the 63 analyzed Burlington places fit food & drink.
- 0% of matches are outdoor or partly outdoor.
- 5% have easy parking.
- Dominant moods: Relaxed, Social, Romantic, Upscale, Quiet, Scenic.
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