We stopped in Burlington on our way home from a long driving trip to Canada. We stayed at a Hampton inn nearby and drove into town to look around and have dinner. Before dinner, we walked along Church Street, a pedestrian only street, looking at all the bars and restaurants. A really lively area full of happy people.

My wife and I visited Church Street Marketplace while we were in Burlington. Thought the concept was nice, and there were definitely plenty of shops and eateries. There was also live performances when we were there. It's a nice walk, and you can definitely spend a couple of hours there easily. Some of the surrounding area is not necessarily in the best shape, but I think that is true with most downtown areas.

I love church street! The vibe, people, and atmosphere are all welcoming, and friendly! I live in NY but have visited church street for shopping, tattoos, food, and this time a piercing at The Prik! Church Street is dog friendly! There are no vehicles, or parking right on church street... But their are multiple parking garages. If you are handicap, and show your tag, parking is free. We went on Labor Day this last visit, and parking was free for everyone in the parking garages for the holiday! A great place to spend the day!

Loved this during the day! Busy area with lots of shops and patios. At night it's beautiful with the string lights and the banners. Plenty of dog friendly areas and stores.

This is a pedestrian-only street for a few blocks that has a very nice selection of many different shops and restaurants.

Awesome visit here!! So many shops and eateries!! No problems with parking!! Had a great time here!!

This is the most touristy spot in Burlington. It’s a walkway pavement that spans over five to six blocks, with excellent options for dining and shopping. Alongside some of the popular restaurants, they also have iconic Vermont brand stores like Vermont Bear Factory, Vermont Flannel Shop and Ben & Jerry. We also visited a Patagonia store, a bookstore, Catamount store for apparel and gifts, and bunch of other stores. Prices are decent, some stores have sales and discounts. It appeared decently safe, though there were some homeless people around the marketplace. The street parkings need to be paid with ParkMobile app during the posted hours. There are several hotels only few minutes walk from this place. There’s also a parking lot nearby that offers 2 hours of free parking.

I recently visited ECHO, Leahy Center for Lake Champlain, and it was such a fun and enriching experience—especially if you have little ones. I went on a weekday and there was no wait at all, which made things so much smoother. The center is incredibly family-friendly, with three engaging floors of exhibits that are mostly interactive and hands-on. My toddler was completely absorbed in the engineering area on the first floor, which had enough space and materials for multiple kids to explore and build. The third floor was another highlight, with water play stations, science experiments, and even a cozy little library. Some sections were under renovation during our visit, but there was still plenty to see and do. We caught a live eel feeding demo—not the most thrilling part, but still interesting to watch. The mini café and market-style setup added a nice touch, giving it a warm, local feel. I also really appreciated the solar panel structure in the parking lot—it provides shade and promotes clean energy, which I found genuinely cool. Parking isn’t free ($3/hour via ParkMobile), but it’s manageable. The gift shop had some lovely books and toys as well. Overall, it’s a great place to spend a few hours learning, playing, and making memories. Highly recommended!

I thought this was a great museum. even the snacks were healthy and good here. my kids are 12, 9 and 5 and each found enough to do. 12 and 9 kept so busy in the STEM and Rube Goldberg lab they only did half the museum.

This is a nice center. It exhibits are interesting to all age groups. We learned a lot about the Lake. I enjoyed how most of the interactive exhibits were fun to play with for little ones but still had just enough complexity for adults to want to play also.

It’s a cool science and activity center for kids. They have 3 floors with lots of engineering and builder sections, lots of physics experiments and a small marketplace on the third floor. For additional price, they also sell tickets for 3D movies that are about 20 minutes long. The engineering arena in first floor is really huge and has lots of items for bunch of kids to play at the same time. The second floor is mostly empty, just an eel tank. On third of are all the experiments, a library and water play area. A lot of the parts were closed for renovation. We also saw a live eel feed demo, that was underwhelming. There were bunch of live activity also ran by the associates. Gift shop was nice. Parking is not free, need to pay with ParkMobile app/site, $3 an hour + fees. We spend about an hour 40 minutes in the center.

Overall, it was a nice experience for kiddos! - Smaller science museum, which focuses on local flora/fauna historical info - While better suited for younger kids, older ones had fun - Can see everything quickly, so price may be bit high; however, some discounted groups available (Vet/Active Duty included) - Some exhibits were down due to construction, feel it could definitely benefit from having more displays, specifically a larger tank showing various animals/fish interacting - "Fiona" in the library department went above & beyond in her detailed breakdown of the lake, disposition, animals, historical, etc. We asked a bunch of questions to which she had answers. She broke it down w/metrics, data, and a smile, so def an enjoyable discussion!

What a great experience today. It has been a few months since our last visit when renovations were going on. The new set up is great and our visit was quite entertaining and informative dealiwith one particular employee named Nicky. He was full of information and very friendly. Today, the fun fact we learned, is that air is also considered a fluid. My kids were very intrigued when they heard that. This young man was a wealth of knowledge as we sat there and colord our buttons (another great activity we look forward to). Thank you for the wonderful time and knowledge.

We brought our three kids (ages 6, 5, and 3) and they had such a great time we literally had to drag them out of the place. My daughter loved the play kitchen area, and my boys played on the boat for over an hour.

A Remarkable Experience with Docent Kite at the Ethan Allen Homestead: Our visit to the Ethan Allen Homestead in Burlington, Vermont was truly elevated by the exceptional guidance of Kite, one of the museum’s most knowledgeable and engaging docents. Kite’s passion for history, combined with a warm and personable approach, created an unforgettable journey through the life and legacy of Ethan Allen. What made the experience especially unique was Kite’s captivating storytelling surrounding Frances “Fanny” Montresor Brush Buchanan Allen—Ethan Allen’s remarkable wife. With incredible depth and attention to detail, Kite brought Fanny’s story to life, highlighting her resilience, intellect, and the profound role she played in shaping the history of the homestead and early Vermont life. Her story is often overshadowed, but thanks to Kite, visitors gain a deeper, richer understanding of the Allen family and the complexities of the era. If you're planning a trip to the Ethan Allen Homestead, we highly recommend requesting Kite as your guide. Her ability to connect historical facts with humanity and heart makes for an experience that is both educational and deeply moving. This tour isn’t just a visit—it’s a step back into a beautifully told story.

Visited on a rainy day (they had loaner umbrellas to use) Watched a video in the visitor center and walked the grounds and saw the house with a volunteer tour guide. Was interesting to learn more about Ethan's life and how country living was done. Not an easy life!

The experience was great. Great history and the guide was very knowledgeable, friendly and I learned a lot about the history of Ethan Allen and his wife. Beautiful location and the homestead is stunning.

Really enjoyed learning all about the history of the area, which includes Ethan Allen and his friends and family! Wonderful tour - the guide was so knowledgeable and answered all our questions. Lots to see and learn at the Ethan Allen Homestead! The grounds have trails, gardens, several buildings to explore, etc. A fun and interesting stop for history buffs! There is a bathroom on sight, gift shop, and the museum itself is filled with interesting artifacts from the 1700s. We spent over an hour here and it was a rainy day so we could only see about half of the grounds and things to see... but it was still worth it!

Good old classic place in Vermont with history along the river. Lots of little trails for easy walking.

Did tons of Vermont attractions on our recent trip, and this is a gem. Whole philosophy of history coming alive for visitors meticulously carried out, even with history facts about toilets... in the bathrooms! Tour guides and visitor center staff are excellent, welcoming, conversational, helpful. Unlike other museums, they escorted guests through a series of activities from ticketing to movies to guided walk to guided house tour back to welcome center - it felt like they cared about every aspect of the visit and let you know where to go. They also presented Ethan Allen as a full human being, flaws and heroism alike. Leave at least 2 hours - the tour shouldn't be rushed - no food on site (that I saw) so pack snacks.

Very interesting films, tour and displays. Ethan Allen and his wife were fascinating, multifaceted people

Kids and pet friendly. Wheelchair and strollers can use it. You can rent an electric bike to ride. You can have picnic on the grassbor seat in one of the benches or swings along the boardwalk.

First time visiting Vermont. Took a walk along the waterfront and got to see beautiful sunset!! We were able to sit on the dock and it was perfect!! The area has many things to do and great places to have a meal!! Just a quick walk to the Church Street Market!! Parking is easy to find. Dog friendly area!! Perfect for memorable photos!!

Nice walk all along the water. Good views even on a rainy day.

Beautiful lakeside park on gorgeous Lake Champlain. My favorite lakeside park for the best sunset views and photos. The sun as the sun dips below the Adirondacks in NY on the other side of the lake it can make some breathtaking views of pink skies with just enough clouds in the ski. Great park for walking picnicking old school style with lush grass to spread blankets or whatever works best for you. No picnic tables which honestly makes the park that much nicer with its well maintained beauty.

Pretty place to sit on a swing by Lake Champlain...people play volleyball in the grass, have picnics, buy yummy soft serve ice cream and just absorb the beautiful views. There is often live music at one of the restaurants in the evening on weekends.

I enjoy visiting this area when in Burlington. Lovely area for an enjoyable stroll and the scenery is beautiful.

A very clean and beautiful boardwalk. Great place to watch a sunset or take a walk.

I love the farmers and the way they represent their products and they are very friendly and welcoming

Love the Burlington Farmers Market! Its a fantastic place to get super fresh local produce, meat, crafts and yummy food to eat. It has a great community vibe and there is often live music. I love to bring out of town guests here on Saturdays to enjoy all it has to offer.

Amazing Farmers Market with the required fruits, veggies, dairy, animal products, baked goods. What makes it different from other markets is that there are loads of prepared foods like sandwiches, momos, dumplings, tamales, special drinks and artisan products like pottery, art prints, carved rolling pins. There are also tables to sit at. Absolutely worth the trip. Oh you can also use your SNAP/EBT balance to buy tokens to purchase fruits and veg!

Great venders and food options there. There’s not only food but there are also items to buy. Overall the farmers market is a great place to go.

Really good food and artisan crafts. It's cool to visit and observe. We bought lemonade, croissant, and a cutting board.

WOW. The selection, food, crafts, atmosphere, and more are incredible. I would drive many hours to come to this. There is every type of food and produce you could imagine, and then some. Maple everything. All types of cheeses and breads, and more. This is a must visit place if you are in Burlington on a Saturday. Allow the whole morning, and come hungry! You can easily find a delicious breakfast and lunch, not to mention the multitude of free samples!

Make sure you reach there by 9am if you don't want to miss any item, also it gets crowded later. Fresh veggies, maple syrups, and lots of other items. Varieties of food options available too.

INCREDIBLE. Would give 10 out of 5 stars if allowed. The heirloom tomatoes redefine fresh, flavor paired with the in-season corn, making the perfect end of summer bite. My hubs raved about the beef tongue. The mushrooms were ‘sparkling’ with a tempura touch and fall football vibe with the elevated buffalo-esque sauce, bubbling over with flavor. Yum needs an elevated cousin to characterize this beautiful establishment. The warmth of the people, atmosphere & joyful, giddy feeling you get from the food. It’s pure love. 4-5pm oyster hour 5pm the dining room opens

Everything from the staff, to the atmosphere, to the food was great and on point. With a name such as theirs, they did take their mushrooms seriously, as a fun-guy myself, I do enjoy a good mushroom. Their locally sourced Hen of the Woods Mushroom was fantastic and makes for a great dish on its own. I paired it with the mushroom ragu, and it enhanced an already good dish. Sitting at the cook's bar is all you need to not be distracted by your phone; watching them do what they enjoy is like watching an artist make art. The thoughtfully made gin cocktail was a smooth and a warming accompaniment to the meal. Before the main course arrived, I was treated to a blue cheese that had previously won "world's best blue cheese" and it did not disappoint. Now, I should've stopped there because the dessert is the only thing that didn't make this a "wow" experience from a food perspective; everything else was great! Even the display of their cold storage to show off the mushrooms. I should've listened to my heart and gone and got a scoop of B&J's, other than that I would most certainly recommend this place.

Visiting from FL and stumbled upon this place when looking for a place to eat dinner. They were able to seat us at the bar next to the chefs. Wow! What a great experience - service was fantastic, our food was fantastic, drinks were fantastic. It was really neat watching all of the chefs prepare meals. And for dessert we had the pumpkin tart and it was phenomenal. Overall, super impressed - definitely recommend anyone visiting to stop in for great food, drinks, and service!

Dishes are really perfect! Better reserve the seats beforehand as the restaurant is quite busy. The dishes are really perfect! The menus are always updated from time to time depending on the seasonal and fresh market food. A lot of choices of wines for your selection. Environment is decent and comfortable, waiter is very knowledgeable and friendly to introduce the special dishes and recommend the right wines for us. Small plates and big plates are very very delicious and perfect. Only the dessert we ordered is a little bit sweet for myself, maybe next time I will choose some ice cream.

Food was excellent. Had Roasted Beet Salad, Charred Cabbage, and Ribeye for two. All were done extremely well, not over-seasoned, well presented,… We found the atmosphere a bit too loud and difficult to have a conversation but loved the look and feel of the place otherwise - very comfortable and unpretentious

We were fortunate to be seated at the bar by the kitchen to see the magicians at work. Truly the team of artists works like a symphony conducted by the expediter chef who inspects and puts finishing touches on every item leaving the kitchen. Everything about this place is perfection and it was amazing to watch…. The food is exceptional. The waiter is an expert, promoting questions and providing insightful suggestions. Overall like few other places and simply better than the rest.

We loved everything about our meal here. I love how cheese-centric their focus is. We loved the cherry tomatoes, the strawberry salad, and the oysters. The cheese plates were great as well. The ribeye was amazing and what we both were looking forward to. Loved the potatoes in the dish as well. The chocolate Sundae we had for dessert was incredible as well. Just a great experience and the staff was very helpful, friendly, and on top of their game, but not intrusive. One of the best meals we had in New England!

Fantastic food. Surprised that every dish was superb. I’m pretty picky and I have literally no complaints. Drinks were also quite good. Make sure you have a reservation or you won’t go in. Recommended!

Gluten free haven- Fellow gluten free travelers, this is a place that serves "small plates" meant for sharing. I mentioned needing a gluten free menu and they brought back the menu with anything that had gluten crossed off. The seared Haloumi could have cross contamination (marked with a cross). There is a handy glossary off to the side that tells you what the Greek food is, very helpful for me as I didn't know what ANYTHING was! I took a picture of what we ordered. I got the Halibut for myself (my husband didn't want the pork chorizo in it) and it was a perfect size for one person, was kind of like a stew with potatoes and a 4 oz Halibut. Very good. My husband got the Grape leaf Dolma, Lamb (the green rolls in the picture.), Muhammara and Baba Ganoush dips that use veggies to dip (local Crudite, sold separately). Both were very tasty. We split the tahini sundae which was delicious.

We had visited Honey Road once before and thought the food was decent, so we decided to give it another try. Unfortunately, this visit was disappointing. We ordered the pide and the eggplant katayef, and both dishes left a lot to be desired. The pide, which came with minced lamb sausage and cheese that resembled a béchamel sauce, was overwhelmingly salty—so much so that my husband and I couldn’t even finish it. We also ordered two mocktails, but both lacked flavor. One of them tasted like basic fruit punch rather than a thoughtfully crafted drink. The only thing we truly enjoyed was the sesame ice cream, which was unique and delicious. Sadly, given the overall experience this time, we’re not sure we’d return.

We got seats at the bar and the bar manager Abby was very helpful with all my allergies. They were able to accommodate me and the food was absolutely delicious. Tonight was my second time here in a year and once again they did not disappoint. I recommend it if you want to try different food and there are vegetarian options.

Our experience was a 5/5 here. It most definitely is a pricey place, but wow the food is incredibly unique and so fresh and delicious. We tried their eggplant burrata, kale salad (great big portion), chicken wings, and hot pepper labneh. We split between my husband and I and we were perfectly satisfied. The wine selection looked great, but I’m pregnant so would love to return and experience it all with a high quality wine. Would definitely return when back in Burlington. Service is nice, ambiance is nice. Highly recommend!

Our family of 8 visiting from NJ decided to go for dinner, and we were so glad we did. We started with cocktails and a trio of dips—hummus, baba ganoush, and tahini—served with fresh pita. All were delicious. Next came the wings, kale salad, scallops, and corn katayif with burrata. Every dish was full of flavor, and we even ordered extra pita to soak up all the wonderful sauces. It was a true sharing experience, and everyone at the table enjoyed tasting a bit of everything. Our server was attentive and friendly, making the evening even better. We’ll definitely be back

What an absolute delight! The food was incredible! The service was top notch! Our server gave fantastic recommendations! Highly recommend not missing out on this gem!

We had the tangerine chicken, chicken pad Thai, potato dumplings & veggie dumplings in chili oil! Everything was very good - huge portions meant for more than one person. Everything comes to you on a lazy Susan type of thing and things just come out as they’re ready. Very fresh! Staff was attentive and helpful, very friendly. The turtle cheesecake is a must! Just a note for fellow wheelchair users - call in advance and ask for a table on the first floor, there are only a few down there and they fill up! The other two sections of the restaurant are only accessible by stairs. Great dinner and a nice night!!

Had the chefs dinner here last night and, while it was delicious and enough for two, I don’t think it was worth the price. I would go with entrees next time. Especially loved the basil shrimp and the beef dish. The dessert was disappointing.

I recently stayed at a nearby hotel and walked over to check out this restaurant’s menu. Prices were not listed on the menu outside, but I called in an order for pickup. The staff on the phone and at the counter were friendly and welcoming, which I appreciated. However, the meal itself did not seem to match the price. The pictured to-go order—green beans, white rice, and shrimp—was over $80. I wasn’t informed of the cost beforehand, and since I had just arrived in town, I didn’t think to ask. I assumed prices would be slightly above average given the college-town location, but the total was a surprise when I arrived to pick up my food. The shrimp unfortunately were overcooked and chewy. On the positive side, the green beans were very flavorful. While I appreciate the great service, the food quality and pricing together left me disappointed. Be sure to ask the prices here. I didn’t believe the cost and had to double check on their menu. The shrimp dish was almost $50 and the green beans were $19.

Returned after several years. Dined early so place not busy. The food is brought out when prepared. The lo mein came before the dumplings. Ordered Tangerine Peel Chicken. The outer coating was crisp and chicken tender but the expectations of a hint of citrus was dashed in first bite. Broccoli was tender but cooled quickly. Portion size okay but pricey at $40. Steamed pork dumplings had generous portion of meat inside, dumpling was thick and chewy. Dipping sauce had an interesting vinegar mix with soy sauce. Tart and salty. Asked for a side of chili sauce. It had spicey heat making the dumplings taste a bit better. The lo mein was way too salty for both of us. The vegetables were not as plentiful as we remembered having on our first visit. Thin slices of some peppers, some mushrooms and a ton of green onions were placed around the edge of plate. Sauce pooled under the noodles making the need to stir it frequently to keep the noodles coated. Dessert was very disappointing. Crème brûlée had the caramelized sugar on top but the custard base was watery and bland. The tapioca pudding was so watery you could drink it, only saving grace was the flavor was palatable enough to consume it. Waitress was a bit over attentive but would rather have that than missing when needed. Could be because it was still quiet in restaurant. Staff had to walk down stairs through our dining area then up stairs to retrieve food from kitchen area then repeat to get back to tables on other side. You receive a pebble with your bill at the end of the meal.

Booked a reservation for 3. Hostess was great, waitress was on time. We ordered family style as suggested. Portions were fine but our food didn’t smash it out of the park like I remember this place doing. Our fried rice was over cooked and didn’t have much of a fry to it. One set of meat dumplings came out cool on one side. Then our fried tangerine chicken didn’t have much crisp. Waitress was a sweetheart and knew everything about the food. This place was a world class restaurant when I went to school here something different happened Thursday night.

A Single Pebble has been my favorite for over 5 years. We take family and guests from out of town for elevated Szechuan cuisine and an overall special experience. After a lackluster and nearly inedible meal tonight, I'm so disappointed. Our usual favorite tasted nothing like the dish I've ordered for 5 years. We asked for medium spice - this usually has lip-numbing spice - and got a lukewarm dish that was neither spicy, nor true to the dish we've always gotten. It's like the kitchen forgot to add the key ingredients that impart flavor. I know because I make this dish at home frequently, and I'm always trying to emulate their version. A different vegetable side dish was $25....and was inedible. I actually spat it out. I believe there are new owners here. If so, I hope they can turn things around. We have decided to wait a few months before going back in the hopes that the kitchen was just having an off night. We drive 45 minutes both ways for this special place, but won't take this chance again soon. One entree, two veg sides. One cocktail. $120. Ouch.

I’m not generally inclined to write Google reviews - but didn’t have a great experience, at this (expensive) Burlington institution. Went in for a date night. We had never been and wanted to try the chef’s menu. Staff was fine mostly, but it was the timing of the meal that was very disappointing. The food was generally good, but all dishes (9 courses) came out within 30 minutes. We couldn’t keep up and were out of there in an hour. They do say that dishes are served as they are ready, but for the chef’s menu they could stagger the dishes a bit. It’s not cheap and has a bit of a “special occasion” reputation in town. It seemed like they wanted us out ASAP. For a $250 meal (chef’s menu for 2 and two drinks), I would have expected more. There are much better restaurants in Burlington at this price point. This place seems tired.

The drinks and the atmosphere were both excellent; it is Vermont, after all. I always find the atmosphere delightful when visiting Vermont. I enjoyed the fries; they were warm, fresh, and crispy. My burger was cooked perfectly, although the caramelized onions were actually pickled onions, and the cheddar cheese lacked sharpness. My husband's burger was good, and he enjoyed it. He tasted my burger and agreed that it didn't quite meet my expectations.

As many have said, the atmosphere was great. Food was fair, but service is not. Came in at about 2:30 with the lunch rush finishing. We were seated right away with drink and food order taken promptly. And that’s where it stops. We were not checked back upon. The wait for the burgers were longer than it should have been. The burgers itself was just okay. Not bad, but not amazing. I wouldn’t say it was worth the wait. They definitely load up on fries to distract from the burger being on the smaller side for a $22 entree. I understand if the burgers were taking a while, but the server did not once check up on us or update us on our order progress.

We arrived a few minutes before our reservation and our table wasn’t ready, so we went outside for a drink. The bartender was friendly and made good drinks! Started out strong here, but then went down hill quickly. About 20 minutes later our table was ready. We headed inside and sat down. The server came over and gave us water but didn’t say hello or introduce themselves. About 10 minutes or so later, they came back and asked if we were ready to order. No offer to grab us drinks still so my one friend asked for a drink while placing her order. Our food came out about 20 minutes later (with an appetizer in between) and my friend ordered rigatoni and the plate came out with NO pasta on it. Additionally, I got the meatloaf and it was flavorless. Although the food came out quick, the service wasn’t great inside the restaurant and the food is overpriced for what you get. However, would recommend as a good place to go grab drinks in the beer garden in the back.

Service was excellent. Excellent place to enjoy dinner on the patio on a beautiful evening. Some food was excellent, some was fine. Mussels and tomato salad were very good. Burger was undercooked but bun and bacon were burnt. Tasted both charred and raw at the same time - flavor was good but it would have been so much better if cooked correctly. Overall though, a solid dinner and I would try again on a different night.

We arrived around 2pm and had a short 10 min wait while they cleared some tables. It didn’t seem very busy but we were warned that the kitchen was getting backed up so we should be quick to order. For drinks we had a beer, wine spritzer, rye sparking cocktail, a Negroni, and a special maple lemonade (very refreshing and tasty) - cocktails were fine but not consistent with some were more watered down than others. For the meal we ordered kids grilled cheese with salad and apples; lapatte river burger with cheddar, tuna tartar; and dry rub wings and onion rings as my main. I saw they had oysters and was told those aren’t served until 4… I thought ok, maybe next time. Our server for lack of a better word was grumpy and largely ignored any attempt to get his attention. We had to a very long wait of an hour; I finally asked could they at least bring the kids meal out first and he returned immediately with an excuse about how the kitchen is always backed up due to how they set up service stations. The rest of the food came out shortly after and was (almost) worth the wait. Everything was delicious! Dry-rub wings were amazing! Perfectly crispy skin and savory seasoning; the sauce for wings and onion rings tasted freshly made. Grilled cheese came on some nice toasted artisan bread with white cheddar. The burger was small but tasty and cooked to the right temp. The salad was pretty but nothing special, beets and pumpkin seeds were unexpected and not necessarily kid friendly - I couldn’t even tell that it was dressed. I tried the fries also and they were just ok. I think the appetizers are outstanding but couldn’t see returning because of the bad service/long waits. If you recall we got there for lunch at 2pm and were there long enough to order those oysters that weren’t available until 4pm!

We decided to go here for family dinner and enjoyed the foods. It was a busy night though. The server looked very tired might be the end of the shift for her and felt bad otherwise it was great experience!

This place was really cool ! Dinning area was completely filled and almost an hour late however this place has a great option to head down stairs to their lounge where you can order off the full menu and access to the bar. Hopefully our next trip we can check out the dinning area. Either way great experience and great atmosphere.

Glorious warm September day. We sat inside but the windows were completely removed/open to the sidewalk cafe. Excellent fish and chips, available battered and fried, or broiled. Tartar sauce is homemade and delicious. Most menu items can be made gluten free. Nice selection of craft brews on tap. The only drawback to this place is parking. Quirky, eclectic decor and super friendly wait staff.

Exquisite small selection of local draft breweries. I had the von Trapp Helles blond Austrian style beer. Ordered the Steak Frittes instead of fries substitute for mouth watering mashed potato. My executive 2 hours plus lunch time is the normality. Matt my regular bartender was amazingly tentative. Cheers & Bon Appetite. ❤️🍁🇺🇸🙌🍁❤️

A must visit if anywhere near Burlington, VT. Everything we ordered was amazing amd to the point- the fries, the French toast casserole, the creme brulee and the chocolate molten cake. The ambience got us few nice clicks during a sunny afternoon. Also, the service was excellent- food came quickly.

everything about this place was a 10/10, the atmosphere is beautiful it’s feels like you’re in a little bistro somewhere in france. this was probably the best meal i’ve had all year everything was fresh and took time to make, i love when i find a real restaurant. ordered the fries, french onion soup, and the beef bourginon, sorbet & macarons everything was delish.

What a find! Hard to get seats even in a weekday, call ahead, way ahead! The seating and setting are intimate and very mood enhancing. The dishes... Spectacular. For fine dining and overall quality the check was underpriced. And the waiters were super nice.

Very delicious! I stopped here on a cold, rainy day. This was my first time visiting Vermont. I flew up (to Boston) from Georgia, and drove from Manchester, NH. I parked in the area hoping to find some good Vermont Cheddar cheese and poutine. I wasn’t disappointed. I got the 2 year aged cheddar to start. It came out charcuterie style and was very satisfying. No crumbs were spared. I also ordered the short rib poutine. This was phenomenal. Portion was great for the price also. I highly recommend Leunig’s Bistro for anyone visiting Burlington.

Upon arrival, the host promptly sat us at a table. The tables were very close to each other. Barely any wiggle room. We were there for Monday lunch. There was only 1 waiter and 1 bartender. We waited A WHILE before the waiter came to take our order. All we had were appetizers and kids meal so it came out fast because I felt other tables waited long for food as well. Despite the wait, the food was actually good. We had lobster with salad, sliders, oysters and chicken tenders/fries(kid’s). All are flavorful and tender. They breaded the lobster which was pleasantly good with lemons (like calamari). Oysters were cooked with garlic flavor. Great portion of chicken tenders, we all had some because they were really good. Overall a busy restaurant at downtown area. Great food if you don’t mind to wait.