Brio Coffeeworks Cafe is a cafe in South End, Burlington.
Editorially verified May 31, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Uncover Burlington's haunted history as you hear eerie tales of the Church Street Historic District, 160 Bank Street, and Church Street Tavern after dark.
Address: 266 Pine St, Burlington, VT 05401
Bohemian tea room with roots in communist Prague; Vermont was Dobra's first US location. Loose-leaf, gluten-free and vegan sweets, hand-crafted teaware.
DrinkLoose-leaf teas from 100-plus origins
The biggest natural-foods supermarket in Vermont has a sit-down cafe with a hot buffet, salad bar, smoothie and juice bar, and a full coffee program.
DrinkSmoothies, juice and hot bar
Designed to feel more like a tasting room than a classic coffee shop; six-plus single-origin coffees rotating weekly from local and US roasters.
DrinkSingle-origin filter, rotating weekly
Founded in Winooski 2015 by Ian Bailey; the Burlington roastery and cafe at 150 Cherry Street is the flagship. Loft layout with armchairs and a long table.
DrinkIced coffee, light-to-medium-roast single-origin
Kestrel took over the historic Maglianero space at 47 Maple Street in 2019 inside the Karma Bird House. Ethically sourced single-origins; gallery seating.
DrinkHouse-roast espresso and pour-over
Scout's flagship at 237 North Ave is where the ice cream is made and pastries are baked in the Pine Street kitchen. Coffee from BIPOC and Queer roasters.
DrinkEspresso and house-made ice cream
