12 Best Cafes in Burlington

“Amazing!!! Tasty and fresh. And, the people are really nice. Will look forward to going back!“

“it's our first time here and won't be our last. We come up from NY every labor day weekend and just found this place. The food was amazing, and that's an understatement. 10 out of 10 sure“

“Such a cute place with great coffee and perfect place to work“

“I went there with my gf as a camping trip and a birthday trip. Kerry's awesome, her staff is awesome and the place was filled with games. Food was good too and staff was available for questions and was really kind. I couldn't recommend enough this place if you ever visit Burlington, VT.“

“Great place for coffee when I was visiting from out of town! yum 😋“

“Kestrel has awesome coffee and the best staff. Going other places doesn’t compare!“

“The best clam chowder I have ever had. It was so creamy and had just the right amount of flavor. We have been in New England all week and all I wanted was some clam chowder and it was worth the wait. My husband had the fish tacos and enjoyed them too. I was a little disappointed in the fries. They look fresh cut in the pictures but they didn’t taste like they were.“

“We visited August First as a group of four and had such a wonderful experience! Although we had to wait a little while in the queue, it was absolutely worth it once we sat down. The food was fresh, delicious, and full of flavor, and the atmosphere made the wait fade away. We truly loved both the place and the food, it’s definitely worth a visit!“

“Spacious, comfortable, and the chicken salad wrap was great.“

“Great food for breakfast and lunch! Ground Coffee, fresh bagels, bread daily and assortment of drinks“

“Best cappuccino I’ve had in ages! Seriously, it was absolutely delicious. Best experience - walked in to get breakfast on Black Friday, kitchen was closed but we decided to sit at the bar and have a cappuccino. It was perfection. Such a cool place to sit and chill on a wintry day. Thanks, Happy Place Cafe - I 🩷 you.“

“Carrier has a nice little corner on the way into Jake's ONE Market in Burlington's North End. The barista was friendly and answered our questions about the various beverages available. I had a single-origin drip coffee that was bright and delicious. My wife had the GOAT, which consisted of espresso, milk, caramel, and some sea salt. Something like this could have easily been too sweet or salty, but instead it was perfectly balanced. I wish I had purchased some of their roasted coffee to take home.“