Nice busy spot on the end of church street with fast service and high quality drinks. Lots of space…read moreto sit and do work. Creative seasonal drinks.

Stopped by to check out Burlington after visiting MerryMac Farm Sanctuary (and our dear Savanny)…read more We all enjoyed our treats and drinks on this lively Church St. coffee spot.

Locally owned and independently operated bakery with a counter dining experience. Casual ambiance…read morewith indoor and outdoor seating (garage doors that can be rolled up to expose the front of the cafe on nice days). A no laptop policy keeps things flowing and encourages folks to talk vs work. Breakfast menu is available all day while lunch starts at 11 and goes until close at 3p. We tried a few things: * croissant - super flaky and perfectly made. * breakfast sandwich - with sausage. Buttery and crispy edges toast with fried egg and melted cheese with sausage. One of my favorite breakfast sandwiches ever. * banner eighteen - a play on cheesesteak with broccoli mushrooms and shaved steak in a sesame hogie. This one had slight spice and a slight taste reminiscent of a combination pizza. It's a big sandwich and quite tasty. * oatmeal raisin cookie - not too sweet which I loved. Chewy. * fresh baquette. Bread . . . . . * maple lemonade - slightly sweet with a good bit of tartness. It was good! I'd definitely comeback here if I'm craving some sandwiches

We tried out August First when visiting the Vermont area at the recommendation of a local. We came…read moreduring a busy lunch rush, and although the cafe was crowded, the line moved quickly and we received our food fast as well. We tried the eat the east breakfast sandwich ($11) and the vermonter sandwich ($16). I especially liked the vermonter sandwich and the bread it came on. The cafe also sells various bread items and baked goods. One thing to note is that since the cafe is counter-serve, seating is also first come first serve. We were able to snag a seat right as someone left, but for that reason I would recommend coming at a less peak time if able. August First is deservedly a busy spot in Burlington and I would be there often if I were a local.

Spectacular place. Bakery inside on the back wall with amazing small pastries and cakes. They also…read moresell pies and full size cakes. Lots of Vermont decorum. Greenhouse with variety of plant selection. Very relaxing to just walk through. Pick your own produce per the season, updates can be found on their website. We picked strawberries and raspberries here, very reasonable pricing per pound (about half of their shelf price). They always do an amazing corn maze in the fall which is huge!

Great farm market with a nice variety of fruits and vegetables along with a nice selection of jams…read moreand other jarred foods

An urban industrial vibe with to s of natural light and many areas, sone along the windows facing…read morethe street. We ordered a decaf cafe au lait, and a latte along with a Swedish oatmeal cookie.Coffee is a B+ with decent pricing " not a value, not an outrage'l"

Scout seems to be a clear favorite study spot for students. Parking was okay, decent seating…read more Coffee was solid. Not necessarily the most exciting menu or standout service. Nothing wrong with a solid three-stars.

I love this market so much. You can tell they are really into their food, and have a good amount of…read moreinteresting items. They have a nice wine selection and a monthly wine club, too. However, the one thing I keep going back for is surprisingly just the Chicken Salad or Tuna Salad sandwiches. They are incredible, and always taste amazing.

The food here is fantastic! The Jambon-Beurre sandwich was so good! I do love anything on a…read morebaguette, and theirs are exceptional. It wasn't too busy when we were there, thankfully, although I've heard it can be. The service was very attentive and friendly. The prices are quite high, so be prepared!

We had two delicious and quickly made breakfast sandwiches on a Saturday morning here. Kale cheddar…read morebagel was yum! Husbands choice was Asiago for his sandwich. I got the hash brown on my sandwich made it greasy but banging. I took the bacon off my sandwich as it was not done enough for me, but that Cabot cheddar shone through on both our choices!

Great bagel variety with fun hot breakfast sandwiches choices to please everyone. Employees are…read morepatient and kind. You can tell it's a local's joint. Flavors are spot on and they don't skimp on ingredients. Must try if you're on vacation looking for a solid quick breakfast.

Incredible food and ambiance. Amazing desserts on offer. The service was very friendly and fast!…read moreGet their early - the tables (which are - plentiful) fill up fast. I loved that the owner was moving around the place, asking everyone how the food was. She is wonderful. Excellent vibes.

Absolutely love this place. The Cuban sandwich alone would have me coming back, but don't skip the…read moreempanadas either! Also, my daughter was raving about her French Toast.

Great space with just enough noise to make you feel relaxed. The menu was a bit confusing g so went…read morewith my old standby - extra hot mocha. The service was fantastic as was the coffee. A bit on the bitter side but it was balanced out by how rich it felt. It was perfect on a rainy cold afternoon. This was the third coffee shop I tried in town this week while I visited from Berkeley, CA and I'd definitely recommend it.

Great spot for a latte! We really loved the oat maple lattes. I thought they were reasonably…read morepriced. Great location right by City Hall - we stopped by before visiting the Echo museum. There is indoor seating and a bench outside, but we took ours to go and enjoyed walking around the area.