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Burlington's Italian dining centers on a small group of long-running rooms and their offshoots, several of them subterranean Church Street spaces. Trattoria Delia opened on Saint Paul Street in 1993 inside the historic Vermont House and keeps a Wine Spectator-recognized list, while Pascolo Ristorante returned to its original Church Street home at 83 Church in January 2026. Sotto Enoteca, the tiny Italian wine bar from the Trattoria Delia team, rounds out the family.
Italian restaurants in Burlington
5 italian places in Burlington we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Burlington · Italian across every city.
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Trattoria Delia
Order Whatever the hand-cut pasta of the day is, plus a glass of regional Italian off the bottle list.
Trattoria Delia opened on Saint Paul Street in 1993 inside the historic Vermont House; its Italian wine list is Wine Spectator-recognised every year.
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Pascolo Ristorante
- ★ 4.5
- $$$
- Church Street Marketplace
Order Whatever pasta is on the daily board, plus a Wood Mountain Fish crudo to start.
Pascolo Ristorante returned to its original subterranean Church Street home at 83 Church in January 2026 after three years up the block at 120 Church.
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Pascolo Ristorante
Order Whatever the pasta of the day is, plus an antipasto plate.
Subterranean Church Street Italian; fresh pastas made in-house, Wood Mountain Fish seafood and a wine bar with craft cocktails.
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Trattoria Delia
- ★ 4.2
- $$$$
Burlington's long-running northern Italian room (Thomas and Lori Delia, 1993) inside the historic Vermont House; Wine Spectator-recognised list.