5 Best Cafes near Burlington

“Great Mediterranean bowl! Vegetarian and tasty. All together it was around $13 and well priced imo. I also like that they have full nutritional values in their website.Super friendly, kind, and helpful stuffs. I was late and they made my bowl within a few mins. They also gave me an extra falafel which was fantastic.Well lit, spacious, and clean restaurant. Plenty of parking spots.Great place for a healthy nutritious bowl.Vegetarian options: This is the shop for vegetarian folks.Dietary restrictions: Check their website for nutritional information. It also lists all the allergens.Parking: Plenty of spots.Kid-friendliness: Absolutely!Wheelchair accessibility: Yes, it is wheelchair accessible.“

“It is a very beautiful and elegant place, the food is delicious, it is very delicious, it has an incredible flavor. In addition, the customer service is very good and they prepare what you want in a matter of a few minutes. What a spectacular place.Parking: It is very wide“

“I was recommended by a friend to come here and I am so glad I did. They have lots of fresh bagels, but they do run out fast. They have a list of bagels that are left. I came late in the morning but they had some left I liked. They have breakfast sandwiches, bagels with cream cheese, many flavors of cream cheese to choose from, avocado toast, lunch sandwiches like chicken salad, turkey, and a grown up peanut butter and jelly sandwiches to name a few. They have hot and cold coffee for drinks. I had a basic egg and cheese on a wheat everything bagel which I enjoyed! Then I had an iced coffee. The restaurant has tables and chairs to eat. It's very cozy and comfortable. Apparently I stayed liked 6 minutes after they closed. They did not rush me out like other places sometimes do. I appreciated that! They even sell merchandise like shirts, sweatshirts and cups and mugs. Would have loved to buy a shirt but my closet is too full. Another time for sure. Love this place! I will be back again.“

“It's rare to bring my dairy free sister somewhere where she's able to eat almost anything on the menu. We scanned the bakery display and wondered what items were "safe" for her to eat and were pleasantly surprised when the helpful woman behind the counter excitedly explained that almost everything aside from 2-3 items contained no dairy! We went wild and ordered practically one of everything to bring home and sample, then got some breakfast to eat there too! I got breakfast tacos and my sister got a breakfast sandwich. Everything was great, though the homemade ketchup threw us a little. Not bad, just different.Everything is also gluten free too, and they have a great labeling system that helps narrow down which allergens are present in each item. I'm a self proclaimed bakery snob and even I was impressed by the variety and even the texture of the gluten free cake slices!“