Vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, halal and kosher options across Burlington, including where to go and what to order.
Vegan in Burlington
5 places-
Pingala Cafe and Eatery
100 percent plant-based cafe in the Chace Mill on the Winooski River since 2014.
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Zabby & Elf's Stone Soup
Self-serve buffet with maple-glazed tofu, saag panner, black bean coconut quinoa, seitan red curry; vegan BLT and Reuben on the sandwich board.
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Fancy's Restaurant
Old North End small-plates room with a rotating menu that is mostly vegan or easily modifiable.
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Scout & Co. (vegan menu)
Scout makes a serious vegan ice-cream and pastry program alongside the dairy lineup.
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Pingala North Ave
Pingala's second North Avenue location for plant-based grab-and-go and the same vegan brunch menu as the Chace Mill flagship.
Vegetarian in Burlington
3 places-
Zabby & Elf's Stone Soup
Burlington's longest-running vegetarian-leaning room (since 1997).
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Honey Road
Cara Chigazola Tobin's mezze room has more vegetable plates than meat plates: whipped feta, charred broccoli, mushroom kebabs; harissa wings are the meat.
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Dobra Tea
Bohemian tea room on S Winooski Avenue in downtown Burlington with a vegan and vegetarian Eurasian small-plates menu alongside 100-plus loose-leaf teas.
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Gluten Free in Burlington
2 places-
Pingala Cafe (gluten-free options)
Pingala marks gluten-free options across the menu; the kitchen is plant-based-only which makes cross-contamination management cleaner than a mixed kitchen.
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Stowe Cider (gluten-free kitchen)
Stowe Cider's taproom kitchen runs a gluten-free menu of low-and-slow barbecue and shareable plates alongside the cider lineup.
Dietary in Burlington, FAQ
Does Burlington have good vegetarian or vegan food?
TableJourney's Burlington dietary chapter covers vegan, vegetarian, gluten_free venues, each editor-picked with what to order and how to ask.