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Beansies
Too greasy
Reviewed by Loeyvt on June 29, 2010
The fries were too greasy for me. I do enjoy grease so it was a bit much of over the top for me not to enjoy. I also like hotdogs grilled not steamed and well done. For the cost it is somewhat excessive. However, eating from Beansies is a Burlington thing.
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Asian Bistro - Winooski
delicious
Reviewed by Loeyvt on February 17, 2010
I had a seafood dish and the seafood tasted the freshest I have had in Vermont. The soup broth was good and rich the way wonton soup should taste. I love the place and will be back again.
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Nunyuns Bakery & Café
great soups
Reviewed by Loeyvt on January 29, 2009
and the best bread in town. Also good are the baked goods, and the pastrami sandwich is the best in town. Wonderful casual lunch time and hanging out kind of place.
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Skinny Pancake, The
I finally made it to the skinny pancake and I love
Reviewed by Loeyvt on February 29, 2008
I love the communty feel in the dining room, the wait in line to order and the menu. I had the Crepe Hollandaise for breakfast and it was fabulous. I will be back to try everything I can. I think it is a great location, and a nice unpretentious restaurant. Crepes are easity enough for two people and I plan to get a dessert there soon. The dining scene in Burlington is getting better with less pretense and more honest good food. I can't wait to try the strawberry shortcake crepe. It looks delicious and so does the apple crisp. Great time and great place on the waterfront way.
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Big Fatty's BBQ
I like the ambience of the rustic and
Reviewed by Loeyvt on February 29, 2008
casual decor. I was very comfortable and the chicken and cole slaw were very good and very reasonable in price. It is good to have a chicken place that is affordable and good. The chicken was the best I have ever had out, although at home I cook a good chicken. I will be returning as the cole slaw is cruncy and tasty perhaps the best around this town. I like low key places and affordable menu items. I This place rocks my boat.
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Sadie Katz Delicatessen
great beginnings of a nice Jewish Deli
Reviewed by Loeyvt on February 29, 2008
I have been waiting for years and years to get a decent pastrami sandwich in Vermont. Well, it is here and it is good. The Mushroom Barley soup is good too much more flavor than I can make and just the thought of Matza ball soup when I need it makes me happier in my native state of Vermont. I only ate a sandwich and soup but I plan on returning in the near future for more. The owner says in three weeks there will be tongue sandwiches and I will be back for that. We have needed a deli in Burlington for years. Hopefully this is the beginning and it will grow into a full meat and fish deli just like in NYC. We need it, there are enough chinese and Italian places now we have a Jewish Deli with creme soda and soon to be knishes. Yes. Yes, Yes.
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