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Long-time Burlington BBQ joint closes its doors
Bluebird Barbecue, a Burlington staple for slow-smoked meats, shut down this Halloween. The restaurant was set to serve curbside takeout until closing time on Saturday as a final sendoff. "It's time for Bluebird to say goodbye," owner Sue Bette said in a press release. "We wish Bluebird could continue on, but the conditions just aren't lining up for Bluebird to be Bluebird.” The barbecue restaurant had been roasting brisket, chopping beef and shredding coleslaw at 317 Riverside Ave. since 2012. Customers could chow down menu items like the “Family Reunion,” piled high with hickory-smoked meat that’s been cooking for 15 hours. The cuisine put a local spin on American classics, with maple-doused sauce or butter and pulled-pork poutine. Bluebird’s pitmaster ramen, which combined the burnt ends of slow-smoked brisket with Japanese noodle soup, earned a visit from TV personality and chef Guy Fieri for the popular Food Network show “Diners, Drive-ins and Dives” in 2020. Bette and the rest of the Bluebird Barbecue staff had no further comment on the restaurant’s closure, a representative told the Burlington Free Press last week. "As we send Bluebird off, we want to recognize all the Bluebirds, past and present, whose talent, creativity, and
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Vermont's Best Wings Aren't Served at a Sports Bar And They've Won #1 Five Years Running
Brown sugar harissa. Sesame seeds. A cool dish of dried lime labneh for dipping. Not exactly the vocabulary you expect from a conversation about the best wings in Vermont, and yet here we are: readers of Burlington’s alt-weekly have handed the Seven Daysies “Best Wings” title to Honey Road in 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, and […]
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Saturday Halloween, extra hour bring busier night to Burlington bars
BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - Halloween fell on a Saturday night as daylight saving time ended, giving everyone an extra hour. For Burlington bars, that meant a busier night. The Other Place, or O.P., is a small pool bar next to the old Radio Bean. It is usually a crowd of regulars, but Saturday night brought in many new faces.
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In the Garden: Turning apples into tacos
BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - When talking about apples, you probably think of pies or tarts. But there’s so much more you can do with this fall fruit!. Longtime “In the Garden” photographer Shelly Holt Allen has a tasty taco recipe this week for you to try with your hand-picked apples.
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Bluebird Barbecue in Burlington to Close
Bluebird Barbecue, the longtime barbecue spot at 317 Riverside Avenue in Burlington, will shut down its smokers and serve its final batches of brisket, pulled pork and Pitmaster wings on Saturday, October 31. “It’s time for Bluebird to say goodbye,” owner Sue Bette said in a press release on Thursday...
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Vermont Pub & Brewery to Close After 38 Years
Vermont will soon be without the trailblazing brewpub that helped launch the state’s craft-beer movement. On Monday, the Vermont Pub & Brewery in Burlington announced that it will close at the end of service on November 14, just days after its 38th anniversary. “Since 2020, we’ve struggled to get...
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Crumbs: Burlington Bagel Adds St. Albans Location; Westford Provisions Closes
The Fersing Family has announced it will open a fifth Burlington Bagel Bakery, its first outside Chittenden County. The newest addition will be located at 133 North Main Street in St. Albans in a former location of Feldman’s Bagels. Feldman’s closed that location and its flagship Burlington bakery on Pine Street abruptly on June 18.
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New Nightclub Planned for Former Nectar’s Building
The space that hosted legendary Burlington music venue Nectar’s for nearly 50 years might open its doors again soon. Whether it will do so under the name Nectar’s remains to be seen. As reported by WCAX-TV on Thursday, businessman and nightclub owner Shawn Cliche has submitted zoning applications...
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The Burlington-Area Mexican Food Scene Grows in Unexpected Places
People love to grumble about the quality of Mexican food in Vermont, and for a long time, I’ve agreed with them. Our tacos have been Americanized to a level beyond Tex-Mex, and nobody needs them to be filled with mushroom chorizo. There’s been little hope of a well-made mole, let alone a blush-pink mole rosa.
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Farmers Market brings community together with strong season
WINOOSKI — A rainy Sunday did not stop shoppers from attending the Winooski Farmers Market. With food, live music and a variety of activities, the weekly gathering has much to offer city residents of all ages. Run by the nonprofit Downtown Winooski, the market is open for business every...