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This Vermont Restaurant Serves A French Onion Soup That Is Impossible To Stop Craving
A bowl of French onion soup should not be able to ruin every other version out there, yet here we are. Somewhere on a lively downtown street in Vermont, a decades-old bistro keeps a pot of caramelized onions and beef broth bubbling under a blanket of melted cheese. The cheese...
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Artemus Café and Art Museum to Open on Church Street in Burlington
The former Cosmic Grind storefront on Burlington’s Church Street Marketplace has a new tenant. Michael Chase, 30, hopes to open Artemus Café and Burlington Art Mini Museum in the narrow space at 104 Church Street by mid-August. An artist himself, Chase sees the coffee shop-gallery as a place...
The Burlington Free Press
How to get a drink at Vermont's oldest standing brewery this summer
With local beer ingredients like honey, maple syrup , spruce and pine, it's perhaps no surprise that Vermont has the most breweries per capita out of all the states in the country, with some operating breweries dating back to the 1980s. The oldest brewery in Vermont is The Vermont Pub & Brewery right here in Burlington, which opened in 1988. While plenty of breweries opened in Vermont before 1988, they have either closed temporarily or permanently, making The Vermont Pub the state's oldest continuously operating brewery. Here's a brief history of the longest-running brewery in Vermont , as well as how to grab a drink there this summer. History of The Vermont Pub & Brewery According to the brewery's website , The Vermont Pub & Brewery was founded in 1988 by brewmaster Greg Noonan, author of "Brewing Lager Beer." When the brewery opened, it made history not only as the first brewpub in the state, but also as the first brewery in Burlington since prohibition – breaking a 94-year drought. The brewpub quickly grew to be a popular gathering place for live music and its vibrant atmosphere, whether inside the cozy pub or outside in the beer garden. Over time,
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First Bite: With Burl’s Downtown Kitchenette, a Diner Is a Diner Again
In 1953, it took three days for Mountain View Diners car No. 369 to travel from a New Jersey factory to Burlington. This June, it took the Farmhouse Group the same amount of time to transform the diner car from El Cortijo Taqueria into Burl’s Downtown Kitchenette. With Burl’s,...
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Entrées & Exits: Kiss the Cook Is for Sale; Cork Market on Moscow to Close
Want to own a kitchen shop? Kiss the Cook, a staple of Burlington’s Church Street Marketplace for 35 years, is seeking a new owner. The well-stocked store, which sells cookware, cutlery, specialty foods and other must-have cooking supplies, was founded by Marie Bouffard and Mike Soulia in the early 1990s. Current owner Luke and Ashley Wight purchased the biz in 2014 and moved it down the block to 102 Church Street in June 2024.
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Sweet Lucy Scoops celebrates grand opening with ribbon cutting July 30
Sweet Lucy Scoops owners Benjamin and Emily Perry invite everyone to drop by and help them celebrate the area's latest ice cream venue at their grand opening ribbon cutting on Thursday, July 30. — SARANAC | This summer, there's a new reason to make a stop at Perry's Farm and Found Market.
Tabby's Pantry
Three Vermont Favorites Just Disappeared, And Locals Are Heartbroken
Three Vermont restaurants have permanently closed in Burlington, St. Albans, and Randolph, ending service in June 2026. The confirmed shutdowns include both remaining Feldman’s Bagels shops and Randolph breakfast-and-lunch spot wit & grit.
The Coconut Mama
The 3 most beloved Vermont restaurants that went out of business this month
Three Vermont restaurants permanently closed during the past few weeks, including two bagel shops that disappeared without warning. The losses add to the restaurant closures that have surprised diners across…
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Old North End World Market draws local artists, vendors and musicians
BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - Burlington’s Old North End neighborhood held its annual World Market Saturday, featuring roughly 40 local artists, crafters and chefs. The market is organized by Love Burlington and is part of the Old North End Ramble Festival, a neighborhood-wide celebration. The event also featured local bands and vendors.
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Made in Vermont: Colchester man turned pandemic hobby into a thriving English muffin business
COLCHESTER, Vt. (WCAX) - When the Vermont Bread Company went out of business during the pandemic, Eric Hill couldn’t find a local English muffin that met his standards, so he made his own. “We lost Vermont Bread Company, who made a pretty decent local English muffin,” Hill said. “The...
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South Burlington Farmers Market draws vendors and shoppers in its first summer
SOUTH BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - A new farmers market in South Burlington is in its first summer, running every Friday from 5 to 7 p.m. It’s been going on since early June, but many vendors say it’s their first time. Many of the other popular farmers markets around...
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Plattsburgh Crumbl officially opens Friday
PLATTSBURGH | Plattsburgh and the surrounding communities are in for a treat as Crumbl officially opens its newest bakery on Friday, July 24. The celebration will begin with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday, July 23, at 1 p.m. Representatives from the North Country Chamber of Commerce, along with chamber members, town officials, and other community representatives, will join the Crumbl Plattsburgh team to commemorate the bakery’s arrival in the community.