Asian:

Asiana House; corner of Winooski and Pearl; decent
Sakura: Upper Church; supposedly decent sushi, it's popular
Single Pebble; Bank St. between Church and St. Paul; popular, good Chinese

Pub/Pizza:

American Flatbread; St. Paul between College and Main; good pizzas and
good reeb selection, brick hearth oven

Vermont Pub & Brewery; corner of College and St. Paul; good pub fare and reeb

Italian:
Trattoria Delia; St. Paul between Main and King; best restaurant in
Burlington; excellent service and good Northern Italian food; can be
done relatively affordably

Papa Franks; Winooski; awesome family restaurant, popular, cheap and hearty food

Three Tomatoes; Church, next to Urban Outfitters; decent Italian, not
as good/fancy as Trattoria Delia, but fancier than Papa Franks


Mexican:

Roques Restaurante & Cantina; 3 Main Street; best Tex-Mex in Burlington?

Yes, there is a Miguels now in Burlington, but I discourage people
from going there because they charge extra for satiragram served up as
opposed to on the rocks.  Talk about retarded.

--Matt K.

On 3/8/06, Eric Morton <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> I know this subject has been talked about before, but we are looking
> a place to eat on Saturday night.  Any suggestions for a place to eat
> in Burlington?  Like brewpubs, good Asian food, Miguels in Stowe, etc.
> Pretty open to most anything.
>
> Eric
>
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