Vermont Living Magazine presents The Champlain Valley Vermont Dining Guide - named after beautiful Lake Champlain which separates Vermont from upstate New York. The Champlain Valley includes Vermont's largest city (Burlington) and offers some spectacular options for dining out. Browse the restaurant listings below for suggested Champlain Valley Vermont restaurants. Submit photos, read Vermont restaurant reviews, or tell us about your Vermont dining experiences. If you would like to feature your Burlington, Middlebury, St. Albans or Bristol Vermont area restaurant in Vermont Living Magazine, contact us.
Burlington - Middlebury Vermont Restaurant Dining
Waybury Inn, Route 125, E. Middlebury, VT 05740 Ph: 800-348-1810.
The Waybury Inn offers several options for dining - choose a casual meal in our rustic Pub that is the social epicenter of the locals with items such as fish & chips, Shepard's pie, fabulous burgers or satisfying salads. Our Coach room offers a more formal rendition of Vermont produced items, such as steaks, venison, salmon, sea scallops and duck. The enclosed Porch offers a sunny venue to watch the sun set in summer months, as well as the blue stone terrace for "al fresco" dining. We are partners with the "Vermont Fresh Network" that uses the freshest produce and products from small family run farms all over Vermont. Reservations are recommended. www.wayburyinn.com
Butler's Restaurant at Essex Resort & Spa (formerly the Inn at Essex), 70 Essex Way, Essex, VT 05452 Ph: 802-878-1100 or 800-727-4295 Fax: 802-878-0063.
Enjoy new interpretations of classic cooking in a warm, elegant setting. Experienced chefs from the New England Culinary Institute offer gourmet American cuisine with lunch and dinner specials daily. www.vtculinaryresort.com
Sheraton Burlington Hotel, 870 Williston Road, Burlington, VT 05403 Ph: 802-865-6600 Fax: 802-865-6670.
The Sheraton Burlington Hotel and Conference Center features 309 guest rooms, provides award-winning service and accommodations. Conveniently located to UVM, downtown businesses and shopping, Lake Champlain, Burlington International Airport and local attractions. The Sheraton Burlington is an ideal location for buisiness and leisure travelers. Five ski areas are within one hour of the hotel. www.sheraton.com/burlington
Basin Harbor Club, 4800 Basin Harbor Road, Vergennes, VT 05491 Ph: 800-622-4000 or 802-475-2311.
An elegant dinner, a working lunch, or a picnic-style meal for the whole family to enjoy, Basin Harbor has it. Guests may enjoy lakeside dining in the Main Dining Room, or our casual restaurant, the Red Mill, for a laid-back lunch. For the outdoor set, take an al fresco meal on the Homestead lawn or right on the water at the North Dock. Guests can also enjoy the Sunday Jazz Brunch, cookouts and scrumptious seafood buffets. We'll also cater your Basin Harbor wedding in Vermont with an elegant menu. www.basinharbor.com
Morgan's Tavern - Middlebury Inn, 14 Courthouse Square, Middlebury, VT 05753 Ph: 802-388-4961.
Upscale American cuisine with a fresh Vermont flair is the best way to describe Morgan's Tavern. One of the area's finest lunch and dinner options - an experience in delicious and skillfully prepared fresh cuisine. Enjoy an extensive wine list, including some picked, fermented and bottled right here in Vermont! www.middleburyinn.com
Vermont Living Magazine presents The Champlain Valley Vermont Dining Guide - named after beautiful Lake Champlain which separates Vermont from upstate New York. The Champlain Valley includes Vermont's largest city (Burlington) and offers some spectacular options for dining out. Browse the restaurant listings below for suggested Champlain Valley Vermont restaurants. 
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