Cheap food, $4 for a jumbo hotdog $6 for an Italian sausage, and $7 for a Philly cheesesteak…read moresandwich. You can add on any toppings you want for free.

This hit the spot for indulgent street food as we srolled the Church Street pedestrian way. Spicy…read moreitalian sausage was cooked to order, not waiting under heat lamps. Peppers and onions grilled perfectly. Not lightening fast, but worth the short wait.

Best ribs I've ever had. The meat was tender, perfectly cooked (super easy to get off bone) and the…read moresauced was not just doused on the outside - it was cooked well into the meat. The flavour was smokey but not overwhelming. There was a lot of meat on each bone. The pulled chicken was also tender, not overcooked, and flavourful. They have hot sauce, more BBQ sauce and another sauce you can add on the side. The staff were all really nice.

We stopped in for a beer and an appetizer. The fondue was amazing. Half of it was melted cheese…read morewith bread and apples. The other half cut the cheese well: mushrooms and balsamic vinegar. We finished it quickly as it was amazing. The Gose beer was very strong, dark and hoppy. Delicious. While the root beer tasted like a perfect amount of syrup and carbonate. Would recommend!

South End Sliders is a great little cart that's typically on Church Street during popular times…read more They're open really late so it's great for when all the kitchens are closed but the alcohol is telling you to eat something good and greasy. They sell most of the sandwiches in pairs for 8.50 but 2 single beef sliders is 6.50. I've only had the beef with cheese and grilled onions and bacon, but it's pretty satisfactory. Service is nice. The only (small) issue I had was I asked for a beef slider with cheese and grilled onions twice in one night and both times I got bacon despite not asking for it. It's not like I hate bacon, so I ate it and enjoyed it anyway, but it was kind of confusing. Also the grilled onions are barely noticeable, just like two small pieces. Maybe they were running low that night.

Hands down best sliders - like unreal. The service is impeccable and the location is perfect. If…read moreyou are in Burlington - 100% MUST GO.

In a beautiful out door court yard, seating eating . . Sandwiches are all hot drinks ice cold. We…read morehad the special a tuna melt and a ham and avacado sandwich. Sandwich, chips, and a drink $10. Only here weather permitting. I would put this in my lunch rotation if I lived near by.

Not happy at all. We ordered two sip o sunshine drafts, we had a few sips and the beer tasted off…read more We drink this beer regularly both at home and when we go out. Bartender said it tasted fine and dismissed us. Asked to speak to the manager. All we wanted was a different beer. They refused. This was at the airport where each beer cost about $14. We left probably $25 worth of beer and walked away. Really disappointed and insulted. This is horrible customer service. As a Vermonter who has supported skinny pancake for over 12 years, I am not going back.

Not a fan of the do everything yourself set up. And to still expect tips is really too much. I do…read morenot know how the health department lets them get away with self serve ice from an ice chest. This would not fly in most states. When I was at the Burlington location a group of about a dozen kids came in. After seating and the 5 minutes to explain how everything works. They got all of them to the counter. Half the staff had to help get them to order and pay. They're obviously trying to have minimal staff and cut costs with this format. But, they waste so much time explaining, and assisting, that it hardly seems more efficient than just providing full service. If the food was outstanding it may make it worth it for some people. I wouldn't come back if the food was great. But, it's not great, it's average and limited. So hard to recommend.

When adding this business to yelp, I didn't know what else to call it other than "Dim Sum" since…read morethat's what is written on the side of the cart. The "Dim Sum" cart serves various kinds of dumplings, spring rolls, egg rolls, crab rangoon, sticky buns, and a sweet rice ball for dessert. She also has sodas and water. I've had the chicken and the pork dumplings and the rice ball. All were very tasty. There is also a little table there if you feel like sitting down. When I recently went there there were 3 people sitting at the table, 2 people in line in front of me and another person waiting in line after me. Meanwhile there were the other 2 vendors right next to her that had no customers at all. If you want to know where the good food is at, just look to see where everyone is going. Over all I was very satisfied.

What a great find. We ate lunch at this place twice during our stay in Lake Placid. The five of us…read morehad hot dogs (very good), michigan dog (great) and brats (great). The prices on everything are very reasonable. The place is well kept and clean. The service was extremely helpful and friendly.