Burlington's street food lives at the waterfront, in food trucks and at the Saturday market rather than in storefronts. Beansie's Bus, a retrofitted yellow school bus, has parked at the edge of Battery Park in the Old North End since 1944, serving Michigan hot dogs and fries, and The Skinny Pancake's waterfront counter on the corner of Lake and College does crepes by the lake. Maharaja Spice parks its Indian truck in front of Switchback Brewing on Flynn Avenue, and the Burlington Farmers Market draws prepared-food vendors to the South End.
Street Food restaurants in Burlington
4 street food places in Burlington we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Burlington · Street Food across every city.
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Beansie's Bus
- ★ 4.5
- $
- Old North End
Try Michigan hot dogs, fries, creemees
Retrofitted yellow school bus parked at the edge of Battery Park in the Old North End since 1944.
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The Skinny Pancake (waterfront)
- ★ 4.3
- $
- Waterfront
Try Sweet and savoury crepes
The first Skinny Pancake opened June 4, 2003; the waterfront location on the corner of Lake and College is the canonical lake-side counter for crepes,
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Maharaja Spice
- ★ 4.4
- $
- South End / Pine Street
Try Indian curries, samosas, biryani
Indian food truck parked in front of Switchback Brewing on Flynn Avenue.
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Burlington Farmers Market vendors
- ★ 4.5
- $
- South End / Pine Street
Try Rotating prepared-food stalls
The Saturday market in the South End brings 80-plus vendors including a rotating roster of prepared-food stalls.