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Where to eat American food in Winooski: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what American restaurants to try in Winooski. Winooski /wɪˈnuːski/ is a city in Chittenden County, Vermont, United States. Located on the Winooski River, as of the 2010 U.S. Census the municipal population was 7,267. The city is the most densely populated municipality in northern New England, an area comprising the states of Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont. It is the smallest in area of Vermont's nine incorporated cities. As part of the Burlington, Vermont metropolitan area, it is bordered by Burlington, Colchester, and South Burlington.
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10. American Flatbread
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1318 reviews
Reviewed By dmount2001
Took our grandson to American Flatbread for his birthday. The restaurant has been in Burlington for several years but I had never been there. The oven is in a convenient part of the restaurant so you can watch the action. That was nice and made the ambiance quite nece. We had four people so we ordered two pizzas and they were excellent. We had one meat lovers and one plain cheese. The service was very good with the servers spelling each other and making sure that customers were not left waiting for their food.I will be back.
9. Pingala Cafe & Eatery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 74 reviews
Pingala Cafe provides creative, comforting, delicious vegan food for a happier, healthier planet. We're proud to offer: All Vegan Menu Tons of gluten-free choices Desserts and baked goods made daily Fresh juices, smoothies, and to-go items Gourmet coffee,
Reviewed By Barb S
What a find! Kind of an out-of-the-way location, but well worth the search. These folks have it down as far as vegan food is concerned. So many options, and they even make their own seitan. The vegan among us was thrilled, the vegetarian too, and the folks new to vegan food thoroughly enjoyed their dinners and plan to return.
8. Bluebird Barbecue
Overall Ratings
4 based on 235 reviews
Thank you for checking out Bluebird Barbecue where we celebrate American Regional Barbecue with a Vermont twist! Our all natural meats are slow smoked on premises in our 1.5 ton Souther Pride Smoker and are paired with traditional barbecue sauces and side
Reviewed By DonnaD741
We really enjoyed the 15-hour brisket but thought the portion was a bit small for the price. The sides are plentiful and you should definitely try the twice-fried fries, baked pit beans, and Mac and cheese. The mountain maple sauce blew us away! The Alabama white sauce was great on the fries. Their homemade ketchup was a bit too garlicky- heads up, if thatâs not your thing. Got the Nashville Hot Chicken sandwich. Great scald on nice portion of chicken but didnât taste any hot sauce. Bummer! They top it with ranch sauce but they did it too soon after frying that it melted all over, making the bun greasy and unnecessarily wet. That was disappointing since it is a popular item. Hoping it was an off-day. Service was uneven â attentive then disappeared. Never explained sauces on table. Large menu. Pretty restaurant with lots of seating. Would try again. Hi There - thank you for taking time to review us. We appreciate the feedback you provided! We would love to connect and chat more. If this interests you, please reach out to [email protected] - Thank you, Samantha - Hospitality Director
7. Hen of the Wood
Overall Ratings
4 based on 927 reviews
Reviewed By mike_cora
Four of us had dinner there our first night in Burlington. Menu is somewhat limited but everything is great. Décor is mostly wood and lighting is kept low. Expect to pay around $50 per person not including drinks, tax or tips. Reservations are a must on weekends and in summer season.
6. Sneakers Bistro & Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 205 reviews
Reviewed By icopnick
Sneakers features the absolute best breakfast sandwich I have ever tasted (egg, turkey sausage, arugula and red pepper mayo on a brioche bun) and the tastiest french toast (made with a kahlua batter). Both are very well priced, the sandwich coming with excellent breakfast potatoes and the french toast with 2 eggs. How to choose? Don't! My suggestion is to have the sandwich with a single slice of the french toast on the side. And the coffee is fantastic too
5. Waterworks Food + Drink
Overall Ratings
4 based on 317 reviews
Nestled in the Champlain Mill on the Winooski River, Waterworks is a historic setting that offers an unique dining experience with a spectacular view of the Winooski river. We have an upbeat, fun approach with a focus on the guest experience and genuine h
Reviewed By nonsibisedaliis
Lively hipster vibe, friendly welcome and a table on the water. The food was much better than I imagined, a pleasant surprise since they feed so many people - so kudos to a busy kitchen on delivering excellent casual dining fare. Not outrageously expensive but definitely not in the cheap-eats category.Thanks so much for the great review! We work hard to offer our visitors a quality dining experience in the best environment, so we are happy to hear that was reflected in your last visit. See you soon!
4. Our House Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 202 reviews
Reviewed By Headwindtom
Small, uniquely decorated restaurant. Lots of old lunch boxes and other interesting memorabilia. Keeps you entertained while waiting for you food. Service was very good as was the Vermont Company coffee. I ordered the Caesar salad and a cup of the âworld famous chowderâ. The Caesar salad is a $9 huge bowlful of lettuce with some croutons and a smattering of dressing. Totally unimpressive. The chowder was good but Iâve had better. It had shrimp, clams, bacon, celery, carrots, onion and was supposed to have smoked sausage but I didnât have any in mine. My spouse ordered the Eggs benedict with sourdough bread, bacon, spinach, poached eggs, and a small side salad. He said it was ok but nothing special. So a lot of nothing special for $40. I really wanted to like this place but we wonât be back.
3. Penny Cluse Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 993 reviews
Reviewed By ValerieO315
Overall the food we had for breakfast was average. Everything was good quality, but just ordinary in taste. I guess with all the rave reviews, we were expecting more. However, the staff was fantastic. Everyone from the waitress, to the hostess, to the bus girl :-)
2. Misery Loves Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 208 reviews
Reviewed By Mark H
Older commercial building, warm ambience, engaging servers, and out of the box presentations demand your attention. The menu is limited, but that can be a good thing. Although we ordered half a fried chicken for 2 ($38), one of the more reasonably priced main courses, we were still charged for bread. A plus, the excellent bread was served with flowers in the flowing butter (yep, it worked). Cocktails were served in your grandmothers cocktail glasses, also interesting. Thank God we ordered the bread, because our chicken took FOREVER to appear on our table (we were warned after we ordered by our waitress but had not ideas what we were getting into to). In the interim we moved on from the bread and cocktail to consume half a bottle of wine before the arrival of the chicken, but what a chicken! Deeply bread and seasoned, the fried chicken exceeded expectatons. I am guessing it is flash fried then finished in an oven at high temperature (450F), but of course they wouldn't say. Warning, a la mode franchise, everything presented with a great deal salt, but again it worked (might want to adjust your high blood pressure medicine before the visit). Finally, let's talk about the wine list, being from California's wine country, and familiar with French, Italian, and Spanish offerings, I thought I knew my way around any wine list. Heavily skewed toward esoteric French wines I did not recognize anything (very thin on New World selections, and those were unrecognizable), I picked the only Spanish red wine offered (Spanish wines rock with chicken, right?). Offered at $45, it was thin, simple, and lacking any suggestion of complexity. So, I should add the staff IS interesting in an intriguing way. There IS something going on here, but the edges are rough indeed.
What to do and see in Winooski, United States: The Best Places and Tips
1. Pauline's Cafe & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 407 reviews
Pauline's Cafe provides an upscale decor and cuisine in a dining area where you will enjoy rich cherry paneling, an intimate Cherry bar, custom oak tables. Please join us for Lunch Monday - Saturday 11:30 - 2:00, Sunday Brunch 11:00 - 2:00 and Dinner Sund
Reviewed By VCF_Chicago
Breakfast at this restaurant topped off a great week long vacation in Quebec. I had the quinoa bowl - fresh and delicious. I asked for jam for my toast and waitress brought a small bowl of delicious jam made from a blackberry from Oregon; a delicious detail.If you like real food, you will enjoy this restaurant.Hello VCF-Chicago, so happy that you enjoyed your meal at Pauline's! Thanks for the great review. All the Best, Chef David
Winooski Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Winooski
