I have been to Leunig's in the past and loved it. I do know one of the Chef's now and feel I will…read morego really soon. Just a special place with great ambience!

Excellent downtown restaurant in Burlington! We were immediately acknowledged and seated on the…read morepatio. We began our lunch with the Cheese Charcuterie platter; delicious plate of local cheese, crackers and jam. I ordered the grilled Salmon with Frites. It was cooked just right with the best flavor! The frites were hot and crunchy good. The burger was delicious and cooked as requested. This little french bistro was a perfect choice for our mid day meal. Glad we tried it!

"La Classe  " !!! Variete in Wine, cheese, charcuterie , all…read morewith great amabilité and professionalisme... I shall return

Lovely spot. Incredible service & knowledge about all their curated wines. Also they have great…read morefood and desserts.

Just as good as I remember. My mistake for ordering an old…read morefashioned at a pizza spot but can't blame me for trying it. stick with the beer. Pizza is amazing per usual .

After a 9 hour drive we were starving!! Glad to have found…read morethis little gem. Margherita Pizza was fresh, with thin crust and just right! Service was friendly - not hovering. Quiet and welcoming vibe. Will certainly be back on our next visit!

Don't go there if you are hungry. I was just here with family ( 3 generations). It was a good…read moreexperience for the grands to try new foods. Everything was prepared perfectly Service was excellent. The place is beautifully decorated . But we left there hungry. The family devoured a pound of cheese and a box of crackers when we got home.

Wow, this place absolutely lives up to the hype. The atmosphere is upscale yet cozy, the service is…read morewarm and attentive, and the quality of the food is outstanding. They offer an oyster hour from 4-5 p.m. with half-priced oysters and cheeseboards, making it a great time to visit. As a farm-to-table restaurant, everything tasted incredibly fresh. I tried several dishes, but the standouts were the oysters and the halibut. The oysters were served with freshly shaved horseradish and a delicious mango habanero oil that added the perfect kick. The halibut was beautifully seared, flaky, and fresh. I'd highly recommend making a reservation. I visited on a Monday night, and the restaurant was completely full. I'll definitely be back.

Yummy food, good service…read more For a place that mostly has burgers on the menu, they didn't ask how we wanted it cooked, and the meat wasn't anything special. Good sweet potato waffle fries, and yummy cakes. Kids were happy! Cute inside.

Exceptional food in this quaint place. Service was quick and friendly. I ordered the chicken…read moresandwich which is apparently a local favorite and I can see why. It was outstanding!! Plus it's gluten free for those looking to avoid wheat or gluten. I most certainly will return. Also, I used resy to book a table. It guaranteed me a great seat for Sunday brunch.

July 26,2026: The entertainment was great on the patio, Andriana Chobot and the Banana, Luke Awtry!…read moreThe food was exceptional. The burgers were grilled to perfection:Spinach and Goat Cheese Burger for me and my husband had the VT Maple BBQ Burger on a gluten free bun. Deserts were delicious: Brownie Sundae for me and VT Island vanilla ice cream for my partner. We also had their ginger beer and black cherry ginger beers which were very good! The staff was friendly, attentive and the service was perfect! We'll be returning soon!

Great cozy pub for a rainy day. I had an IPA that was light and refreshing - forgot the name of it…read morebut it was very easy to drink and honestly might be one of the best IPA's I've had. It was also very reasonably priced for craft beer. For dinner I had the special which was a hot honey chicken sandwich that had goat cheese and string onions, served with a side salad with house vinaigrette and a side of ranch. The server did warn me, and it was written on the menu too, that the hot honey was quite spicy, and indeed it was! I was sweating from the spice, but it was good! The ranch on the side was nice to cool it down a bit. Good service, good food, but would honestly go back for just the beer! Side note: the women's restroom was very clean and had locally made soap that smelt so nice which was a nice touch.

Nice snacks! We got the salmon dip (great - recommended!) with gluten free crackers (rice?),…read morepickled egg ($3- overpriced!!!!!), and pickled veggies in an over abundance of oil. Overall WAY overpriced for the quantity/quality ratio!! The Malbec was GREAT and passion fruit margarita (B+\A-) but needs more alcohol for the price. C'mon!! The folks working here are helpful and friendly and LOVE the overall vibe (chill, friendly, welcoming, dog friendly, tree shaded). Music volume on the outside patio is better this visit. 1 star deduction for lack of value

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.

Epic pizzas, excellent salad, solid desserts. Really wonderful dinner all around. Staff was…read moreexceedingly accommodating, vibe was relaxed yet loud enough to allow a privacy bubble, and I'll definitely plan a return visit when in town. We had the Margherita, Capricciosa, Caesar salad, and the Nutella pizza and flourless cake for dessert. Kids devoured their Margherita slices and we really enjoyed the acidic, salty, roasted, crusty, chewy, fluffy, perfectly balanced notes of the artichoke, olive, tomato, and cheese Capriciossa. I know Caesar is a boring choice but sometimes the stomach wants what it wants, and this one was worth noting; I especially enjoyed the little nub of chewy pizza dough bread with it. I got it anchovy-less, because I don't love crunching on the little dudes, personally. Accessible entrance for wheels is around the back via a ramp in the alley--there's a doorbell for entry. They provided crayons and a coloring sheet for kids which always wins me over instantly, and were highly aware and educated around food allergies and their menu. 5/5 and an easy recommendation all around.

As a self-proclaimed pizza connoisseur, I recently found myself temporarily exiled to Burlington…read morefor work. It didn't take long to identify the state's core competencies: Producing world-class cheese Perfecting brick oven pizza Aggressively curating a very specific political vibe Curiously, only two of those things are edible, and unfortunately, you can't get pizza without being reminded of the third. Also worth noting: I'm not convinced any other style of pizza exists in Vermont. If it's not artisanal, wood-fired, and served on a reclaimed barn board, it apparently doesn't make the cut. So naturally, my brain locked in and I ate pizza two nights in a row like a creature of habit. Night 1: Pizzeria Verità Parking was...aspirationally convenient. After navigating downtown Burlington, which feels like a live-action sociology thesis, I made it inside. Let's address the elephant in the room: the price. With tip, I dropped nearly $30 for what amounted to a personal-sized pepperoni pizza that politely declined to fill me up. I assume part of the cost goes toward sourcing ethically massaged tomatoes or ensuring the mozzarella had a fulfilling upbringing. Now, to be fair, the pizza was excellent. Truly. Great crust, quality ingredients, clearly crafted by someone who cares deeply about their art. But the value? That's where things get a little...Vermont. Delicious? Absolutely. Filling? Not quite. Financially efficient? Only if you measure wealth in vibes. I went in skeptical, left impressed, and still had to consider a second dinner.