Burlington, Vermont

Doma Bar is located in Burlington's vibrant South End Arts District on Pine Street, an area known for its creative energy, local makers, galleries, and craft beverage scene. Doma is a cozy cocktail bar and vinyl lounge in Burlington's South End. Our cocktails and snacks are an ode to Puerto Rican and Spanish influences digested through lives lived in NYC, Vermont, and Mexico. You'll catch us spinning the latest from Charli XCX alongside underground Egyptian disco, Lou Rawls, and Bob Seger on our house turntables, and discover local and visiting DJs who will keep you moving and grooving on the weekends. Come for a drink and stay for a good time.

Bare Medical Spa + Laser Center is located in downtown Burlington, Vermont, along Bank Street just a short walk from the city’s central shopping and dining district. Situated on the 7th floor of a mixed-use building at 100 Bank Street, the medspa offers a private, elevated setting with views of the surrounding downtown area. The location is close to Church Street Marketplace and within walking distance of Lake Champlain’s waterfront, making it easily accessible for both locals and visitors exploring Burlington’s core.

May Day is located in Burlington's historic Old North End, a vibrant neighborhood known for its diverse community, local businesses, and creative dining scene. Situated along North Winooski Avenue, the restaurant is just north of downtown Burlington and a short distance from Church Street Marketplace and the Lake Champlain waterfront. The neighborhood's walkable streets and residential character make May Day a popular destination for both locals and visitors seeking an authentic Burlington dining experience.

Located in Burlington's South End Arts District, Great Harvest Bakery + Café occupies a historic brick building along Pine Street, one of the city's most vibrant creative corridors. Surrounded by art studios, galleries, breweries, and local makers, the bakery is a popular stop for breakfast, coffee, and freshly baked goods while exploring the South End. The location is just a few minutes from downtown Burlington and the Lake Champlain waterfront, offering easy access to many of the city's cultural attractions.

Looking for a dining experience that incorporates local ingredients inspired by the seasons, and uses their very own wood-fired grill as the centerpiece of their dishes? Welcome to Deep City, located on the scenic shores of Lake Champlain in Burlington, curated by Chef Christina Scifo. Find dishes that embrace the “comfort food” style, but with an elevated twist and a touch of surprise. Try their Maple Glazed Pork Chop made with braised kale with apple and jalapeño, sweet potato hush puppies, and fennel cream pureé.

Located just a short walk towards Lake Champlain from the Church Street Marketplace, this highly acclaimed eatery features daily menus highlighting local, seasonal fare, and craft cocktails served up with an understated elegance. Its down-to-earth decor and simple yet creative menu make this restaurant a must stop on your Burlington, VT culinary experience.

Because a wood-fired pizza and some cocktails to escape the cold is always a good idea. Go classic or adventurous–whichever strikes your style most–and don’t forget to order a yummy antipasti to go along with it.

At Stone Soup, it’s anything but the usual. With their weekly changing menu that embraces local flavors in a homey, relaxed space, there’s always something new to enjoy in the heart of Burlington. Find daily soups, elevated spins on classic favorite sandwiches, and of course, coffee.

From May to September, experience the Truck Stop where all the best food trucks of Burlington pile in and serve up all their top favorite grub. Consider it like an awesome block party where you can invite the whole crew and eat the best of Vermont until the sun goes down.

“Where fermentation meets imagination.” Welcome to Burlington Beer Co.  where brewers are constantly finding new ways to experiment and shake things up. Why go classic when you can go wild, instead? Discover some of their most exciting pours like their Double IPA “It’s Tough Being a Wizard” with notes of papaya, nectarines, orange zest and dank cannabis. Or their “Study Hall” Coffee Maple Amber Ale, with notes of maple, milk chocolate, and French-roast coffee.

It’s no surprise that Burlington is home to some amazing breweries. And Foam is definitely among the top favs. From juicy IPAs to crisp lagers, you’ll find a solid lineup of draughts at Foam, plus charcuterie, dips and snacks to enhance the experience. Don’t forget to grab some cans to go.

A winery in Vermont might sound like bucking the system–hello breweries!--but that’s what makes Shelburne Vineyard such a gem. Producing cold weather climate wine is a bold vision in the wine industry, but owner Ken Albert and his head winegrower Ethan Joseph have embraced that challenge, becoming local pioneers. Don’t expect to find traditional bottles during your visit, either. Come with an open mind, a curious palate, and embrace something new.

Part vintage arcade, part beer and cocktail bar, The Archives is a spot in town that’s always a delicious good time. Find them in Burlington and Winooski and bring your A game.

A collection of staple brews are always available at Zero Gravity–from their classic Green State Lager to their Cone Head IPA–but don’t forget to grab one of their rotating selects to mix things up. Be sure to check out their Beer Hall, featuring delicious coffee that’s served through every afternoon, plus snackies like bread and butter, dirty fries with crispy pork, and loaded sandwiches. Did we mention their awesome events? Yep, they’ve got that, too.

From classic brekkie sandwiches like a bacon, egg & cheese, to fresh baked pastries and coffee all day, you’ll find it all at Kru. Pop in before hitting the slopes or for an afternoon pick-me-up while roaming around downtown looking for the best maple syrup and classic flannel.

At Vivid Coffee, their focus is to produce coffee with an elevated twist. Think notes of chocolate, toasted almond, nougat. Anything that takes a regular cup o’ joe and kicks it up a notch. Located in the heart of Cherry Street, pop in for a cup and be sure to grab a bag to go!

Explore winter in Burlington in a new way with a backcountry excursion at Bolton Valley. Go beyond the lifts and discover what makes snowy excursions in Vermont your new favorite place to embrace adventure. All guided tours and lessons–whether you’re choosing backcountry skiing or splitboarding–include lift tickets!

Find over eight miles of smooth paved paths with scenic views of Lake Champlain that remains open throughout the seasons. Considered a local gem in Burlington, this path also features a bike ferry that can take visitors to the Champlain islands. Whether you’re more of a leisure traveler taking in the sights or are looking for an adrenaline rush on two wheels, this path is a must-visit. And if you’re looking for a bike rental, consider Local Motion or Outdoor Gear Exchange!

Looking to get out on the water? Offering public and private cruises, Cruise Lake Champlain has you covered for your next Lake Champlain adventure.

Discover Burlington’s highest point at Ethan Allen Park’s 40-foot stone tower that overlooks Lake Champlain and features views of the Green Mountains and the Adirondacks.

At almost 1000 feet up, Mt. Philo is one of the most picturesque views of Lake Champlain Valley and the Adirondacks. The 237-acre park is a favorite for hikers and dog owners, and also includes a small campground.

At Oakledge Park, discover a little bit of everything for outdoor enthusiasts. Waterfront views. Beaches. Walking trails. Volleyball courts. Charcoal grills. And in the summer, there’s even paddleboard rentals and “shelter” rentals for events up to eighty people. Did we mention the accessible treehouse?

Higher Ground is one of Vermont’s most established live music venues, featuring a dual-room setup with an intimate lounge and a larger ballroom. It hosts touring national acts, local artists, DJ nights, and comedy shows, making it a key cultural hub in the Burlington/South Burlington music scene. The venue is known for its energetic atmosphere, standing-room concerts, and consistently diverse programming.

Discover 100 acres at Red Rocks Parks and enjoy nature at its best throughout the seasons in Vermont. From relaxing pedestrian trails to scenic overlooks and swimming, there’s something for everyone at this park. It’s also dog friendly!

Discover American history, art and design when you visit Shelburne Museum, plus stunning landscapes, gardens and sculptures. The museum is spread across thirty nine buildings on forty-five acres of land, allowing visitors a true artistic escape while also embracing nature.

Set sail on Lake Champlain and embrace the sights of Burlington on the water! From romantic excursions to family rides to lavish private charters, Whistle Man is excited to welcome you and introduce you to a different side of Vermont that you might not normally consider.

Since 1995 Crow Bookshop has been a staple in Burlington, bringing indie titles to the bookshelves, along with a wide variety of used books, as well. Find cookbooks, children’s books, discounted titles, and everything else in between.

Golden Hour is a quirky shop featuring things like funny stationary and offbeat jewelry, fun pots and planters, wacky art and clothing, and all the unique gadgets that bring a little bit of life and color to your world. Because earrings in the shape of gummy bears and planters in the shapes of mushrooms are what we’re talking about!

From climbing shoes to sleeping bags, ski poles to ice-climbing harnesses, Outdoor Gear Exchange is a paradise for outdoor gear in Burlington. Find name brands that you love and trust, plus consignment items. They even offer rentals and demos.

The Vault Collective is a curated shop of vintage clothing, loaded with interesting finds that will give you plenty to browse while out and about shopping in Burlington. Looking for a 70s-inspired knit hat? Or a 90s-style varsity jacket? Yep, you’ll find it here and more.