Category: Restaurant

Long awaited bakery café opens at center of town

Next Door Bakery staff.

Where to find a place for breakfast, lunch or brunch that can bring a Mimosa or double latte, eggs benedict or housemade peach tarragon cheesecake to the table? The Bearded Frog’s new little sister, “Next Door Bakery,” finally opened in town last week, sharing a bed – or at least a kitchen, well seasoned staff,… Read More

Brazilian food debuts in Shelburne

By Sheri Duff Not only was the parking lot full at Natalia’s Market on Saturday, July 28, but the aroma wafting from the premises was deliciously inviting. Inside Natalia’s, eager diners enjoyed Brazilian cuisine. Originally from Natal, Brazil, Victoria Lee of Shelburne brings the authentic taste of South America to the community. Her offerings on… Read More

Local, fresh, original: the Windjammer has it all

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By Lettie Stratton Each time I attend a concert at Higher Ground, which seems to be quite often these days, I drive past the Windjammer and make a mental note to stop there for a nice dinner. I finally had my chance last Saturday night as my friend Justin and I made our way down… Read More

The pleasures of shortcake, et al. at Pauline’s Café

Pauline’s strawberry shortcake sets the standard by which all should be judged.

By Margo Callaghan It must be difficult for a chef to know their restaurant is being reviewed. The good ones (chefs, that is) send their heart and soul via plate to the dining room, and then must relinquish all control of the situation, in terms of what the reviewer opts to feature. In the case… Read More

The Inn at Shelburne Farms for exceptional (micro-local) dining

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by Margo Callaghan When distance from farm to table is measured in moments, the relationship between the grower and the chef has to be equally close. Thus defines the nature of the relationship between Chef David Hugo at the Inn at Shelburne Farms and Josh Carter the manager of the Market Garden on the same… Read More

Barkeaters delights taste buds with unique culinary combinations

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by Margo Callaghan Friday night was just incredible, thanks to the ionic activity in the air just prior to a storm rolling in, and the dinner menu at Barkeaters. Matt and I timed our meal perfectly, in that we could sit outside in their cozy patio area, thoroughly enjoying the outdoor ambiance and the new-to-me… Read More

Bearded Frog brings out spring menu

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by Margo Callaghan Last time I was at the Bearded Frog, the snow was flying. Shame on me for waiting so long between visits, but it could be said that this one was perfectly timed. Dickie Austin, front of the house “keeper of the sanity” at this uber busy little Shelburne gem of a dining… Read More

San Sai: a complete Japanese dining experience Fabulous Fare – close to home

My dining companions and I fought over the half avocado with assorted sashimi and special sauce.

  To say that I had been looking forward to lunch all week is an understatement. Japanese cuisine is a personal favorite, and while driving north on Lake Street to dine at San Sai, a relatively new Japanese restaurant in Burlington, my expectations might have proven too much for an ordinary meal. But this proved… Read More

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