We ate here on our way to Maine from Northern New York. It's near the Winooski River, nice nature…read moresounds right there. Very informal, fast-food vibe. We sat inside at one of the few tables. I think there were picnic tables outside? The food was really good! We had a chickpea sandwich, the fresh veggie roll, the cookie and the combo plate--we will definitely return to Pingala! Loved the food. Vegan places are special to us, and the flavors here are fresh and plentiful.

This place is on another level, the sandwiches ARE TO DIE FOR!!!!!. Whenever I want a good sandwich…read moreI take a lil trip to this restaurant where I enjoy a sandwich out together fast and quick.

A sister restaurant to Foam Brewers!…read more We spent a weekend in Burlington, VT visiting breweries, wine bars, a comedy show, eating, shopping and it was wonderful. Deep City was a recommendation for brunch from a local. It is the sister restaurant to Foam Brewers (right next door). When we walked in there was a small wait but not bad. We headed over to the brewery to grab coffee and to check it out. It is definitely a cool spot. They have a huge selection of beer, a small wine program (who knew) and small bites. Unfortunately they did not have TVs or else we would've come back to watch the football game but we did purchase some beer before heading back over for brunch at Deep City. The menu here is a little more Mexican-forward think Huevos Rancheros, but there was still plenty of items that looked appealing. We split the banana bread with maple walnut cream cheese (to die for) to share as an app which was fresh and delicious. I also ordered a fruit cup which was also good. We then shared their Huevos Verdes which is similar to Huevos Rancheros except it came with a tomatillo salsa. It was good but very sloppy to eat. Overall it was a great experience, and service was phenomenal. A great brunch place while visiting Burlington VT.

I loved this spot! I was sad to see that Penny Cluse has closed since the last time we were in the…read morearea, but discovered that Deep City is some kind of new iteration, and I'm so glad we decided to stop in for brunch. First of all, they have a parking lot, which is free to park in, which was super convenient. The menu is interesting and everything sounded so good, including the daily features (duck hash, yum)! It made it super difficult to decide what to order, but we eventually settled on the biscuits and herb gravy, the across the pond, a side of the cheesy kale, the polenta breakfast dish, and the trout and eggs. Our server was super patient and kind and the food was amazing. I don't usually like biscuits and gravy that much, but their vegetarian gravy was so tasty. It reminded me a bit of broccoli cheddar soup in the best way, and the biscuits were flaky. I'd had the English breakfast plate at Penny Cluse before, and this one was even better. I loved the mushrooms and the sausage. The cornmeal crusted trout on the trout and eggs plate was crispy and not fishy at all, and the best trout I've ever tried. I loved that everything we ordered was so saucy since I'm a big sauce girl. This place is high on my list to revisit when I'm back in Burlington!

We went there by chance - on our way back from Tremblant to Brookline - what a hidden treasure. Now…read morewe would make a trip to Burlington simply to eat here!! We started off by odering two dishes and soon expanded it to six! EVERY dish was an ode to one's taste sensiblities - simply phenomenal quality! Our server Nina M was ever so nice!

Always reliable for a tasty brunch. Not always happy with portions. Eggplant sabich had very little…read morefried eggplant and so heavily breaded I think I got a total of one small slice of a very small eggplant. Could not taste it. Food can be tasty but always disappointed in portions considering price. Good and interesting pastries. A bit on the heavy side. Service pleasant and the place squeezes in a lot of people in an odd shaped small space.

I was strolling around downtown Burlington for the day and walked by Zabby & Elf's on my adventure…read more The big front windows were open and it caught my attention because of how lively it was - so many people laughing and having a good time. I continued walking a few blocks and actually stopped to look this place up and see what it was - and immediately turned around and went back lol Such a unique space, I've never seen anything like it! Part fast casual sammiches, part buffet, part community center?? I could see why it was so popular! Everyone in this place just oozed good vibes! I went with the buffet which didn't have a TON of options but still had quite the variety especially for people that are vegetarian (I'm not but love some good veg options!). I don't even remember what all I got but it was a mix of some types of Indian dishes, chicken wings, various marinated veggies and salads. The wings were kinda meh but everything else was very yummy! They gave me a nice piece of bread to go with it and there was communal water in the center of the dining room. It was VERY affordable, I think my bill was around $15. Staff was nice and friendly, I can see why a spot like this is so popular! Definitely a unique find in Burlington!

Dearest gentle eaters, this is my FAVORITE place to eat in Burlington BAR NONE?! Why? Because you…read morewill be greeted by the happiest and most genuine and enthusiastic person ever, Miles! He exudes positivity and is such a breath of fresh air. Absolutely adore him and all the delicious foods they offer here. They have the best soup in town! Today they had a special of grilled cheese and tomato soup for $15 and boy I'm stuffed! The sweet potato soup was delectable too. If you want there is a salad bar $16 per pound and cold sandwiches of curry tuna, Reubens galore. They also offer a variety of wine and assorted local beer. The place is so cozy and everyone here is respectful and kind! Always great energy and we always leave with a smile! Our favorite dining place in Vermont! Please come and support this local eatery! Also shout out to the bathroom art and gender neutral stalls!

We tried out August First when visiting the Vermont area at the recommendation of a local. We came…read moreduring a busy lunch rush, and although the cafe was crowded, the line moved quickly and we received our food fast as well. We tried the eat the east breakfast sandwich ($11) and the vermonter sandwich ($16). I especially liked the vermonter sandwich and the bread it came on. The cafe also sells various bread items and baked goods. One thing to note is that since the cafe is counter-serve, seating is also first come first serve. We were able to snag a seat right as someone left, but for that reason I would recommend coming at a less peak time if able. August First is deservedly a busy spot in Burlington and I would be there often if I were a local.

Service was quick it was very busy on a Sunday morning. We loved the outdoor seating options…read more Griddled biscuits are very good. Highly recommend. Breakfast sandwich was also good. I was very unimpressed with their chocolate croissant, it came out cold and chocolate was hard. Chai lacked flavor.

I totally stumbled on this food truck by accident - was having a hectic day, my lunch was back at…read morethe office and I drove past them (twice) before I realized they were a food truck... well, trailer, so I stopped to see what was up. Best decision I've made in WEEKS. I got the Green Goddess Bowl, which was ready in about 3 minutes and came with its own reusable or sustainable wooden spork - very eco friendly. The dish itself was a healthy serving of tender greens, topped with well cooked but not over done faro, and perfectly crispy cool sautéed broccoli spears. The tempeh was a bit light for me, but I scorch mine pretty hard when I cook it. Theirs had some good seasoning in it that no matter how hard I try, I've never been able to accomplish. The dressing itself was textured like a bright pesto, but tastes like a punch of green sunshine. Layers of flavor that brought all the other elements together- for someone who has a physique rich in bacon, I'll be asking for a second tin of that dressing next time I stop here!

Left us hanging for our event. Last min cancelation is not professional a week before an event…read moreafter committing to it. We are devastated. Not cool. I would have a contract if you are relying on them.

It seemed like a great place with great options. It's sad they were on the verge of closing down…read morehence they had a limited menu when I visited Vermont this past summer.

Good cocktails. Decent bat type munches. Slightly divey but not unpleasant. Seemed clean. Was…read morehoping for more variety in food. Good service but did not have food I wanted.

Best food I have had in a long time. Ordered: cocktails…read moreSausage crackers Whipped goat cheese Cabbage dish Harissa Chicken Wings Octopus Dish. Every dish was excellent and our bartender/server at the bar was so kind and personable. The whole experience felt so elevated and reminded me of why I love food.

Local here, sadly quite disappointed in what used to be a favorite restaurant of mine. Very good,…read moreflavorful, high quality food - but also, several negatives this last visit. Since the moment we sat down it felt like we were being rushed out of the place, we would take a last bite (or even have a few bites left of each dish) and a server would swoop in and clear our plate literally as I'd finish scooping a bite off of it. One time I had a plate under a piece of food (food that was from a separate plate the dish was originally served on) and the waiter came over and tried clearing thins and was like "can I get that one too" as if they were desperately relying on every single plate to get back to the kitchen ASAP. Very bizarre. I never had such a poor serving experience until this last visit this past week. Additionally, portion size and cost are still pushing the limits. $4 PER PITA. Give me a break. Half of the dishes we ordered need and/or do better with a pita and you're going to charge $4 per pita. Two people, two "main dishes" (salad and chicken wings - only 6 wings) and one side dish (muhammara), and one drink each... total of $150 (including tip) seems extremely extravagantly priced. I will reiterate - food is very flavorful, fresh, comes out hot, and would recommend highly if that's all the review was based upon. Unfortunately, everything else was sub par and I'm feeling let down by what used to be a total favorite place to eat. Womp womp.

Better than dairy ice cream I promise!! In fact I bring my non vegan friends and family here and…read moretheir jaw drops as it's the best ice cream around. They also serve affogatos and hot chocolate creamees. The owners are also super kind and innovative with their rotating flavors! Really delicious overall and better for the animals and the planet!

I would do a crime to have one of these writhing 500 miles of me. As a person who cannot eat dairy,…read morethere were SO many of the treats you want to snack on on a cool New England day here and my maple creamee was an absolute delight. I'd like to go back and try one of everything in the menu. Really great spot right across from a park which I'm sure is also fantastic during the summer. Fantastic, adorable, and very friendly staff. I'd definitely recommend taking the time to check this place out.

Food was delicious and service was great! Are there while visiting our daughter at UVM…read more Definitely a student favorite.

Not my first time visiting this chain on the east coast. They do reservations or on the morning I…read morewent they had a waitlist (either in person or you can sign up online). It was only for myself and I was a pleased when they were able to get me a seat at the bar right away. It was a very busy Saturday morning but I was helped right away. I chose this restaurant due to them having vegan options and I remember how good it was when I got it in Portland, Maine. The employees were friendly, the food was great. I got the vegan scramble and pancakes (highly recommend)!