This was our first visit to the Farmhouse. It was an exceptional dining experience. Though the main…read moreroom was large and seemed loud at first, it quickly become an enjoyable night out. This was mainly due to the great service and delicious meals ordered by each of us in our family of three. Our table was never left waiting and the food was served hot. Our meal choices were varied, including apps such as steak tartar and cheddar ale soup for one and the meatloaf plate and the turkey burger for the others. Everything was made with original flavor additions such as homemade sauces, fresh breads, and unique use of herbs and spices. Lastly, I was told to mention that the hand cut fries were exceptional. Since we visit Burlington often, we look forward to returning to the Farmhouse to try other dishes on their menu or just ordering the same meals since they were so good. We all agreed that this restaurant has definately moved to the top of the list for our next trip to Vt.

Good meal first night in Vermont. We both got a salad. I got the BBQ burger & she got a salmon…read moredish. Both were very good. Phillip was our server. He did a great job. Filled our water on a very hot day.

This will be my go to bar when visiting Burlington. Shout out to Margo my bartender! Pool tables…read morecold good beer. Friendly staff and people what an awesome dive bar! I didn't get any pizza this trip.

Over the Fourth of July weekend, a friend and I stopped by Three Needs around 1:00 a.m. We ordered…read moredrinks and planned to grab some pizza before heading home. As we were leaving, my friend told me that the bartender had called him a "Nazi" and a "racist" because of the shirt he was wearing. It was simply a black shirt that said "Happy 250 Years" with an American flag behind the text. I turned around to ask why she felt that way. Before I could even finish speaking, she immediately became confrontational. I asked how his shirt made him a racist or a Nazi, especially considering he's friends with me, a Hispanic male. Instead of having a conversation, she told me to leave, took the beer that I had already paid for, and refused to let me finish it. She then called over a bouncer and, from my perspective, falsely told him that I had said, "You don't have any colored friends." I never made that statement and immediately told the bouncer it wasn't true. The one positive part of the experience was the bouncer. He remained calm, listened to both sides, and professionally de-escalated the situation. I handed him my beer and left peacefully. It's unfortunate because the rest of our Fourth of July was great, and this was a disappointing way to end the night. I used to enjoy going to Three Needs, but after being treated this way and seeing my friend labeled with such serious accusations over a T-shirt, I won't be returning. I hope management takes the time to look into what happened that night, because no customer should be treated this way for simply asking a question or wearing a shirt celebrating the Fourth of July. After we left and were standing outside, several other customers came over to us and apologized for what had happened. They also told us that, in their experience, this bartender has a reputation for treating customers this way. Whether that's accurate is for management to determine, but based on my own experience that night, I was extremely disappointed.

This place was at the top of my list for my first visit to Burlington. We visited in the late…read moreafternoon on a Sunday. It was a gorgeous day and we were able to sit outside, which I really enjoyed. They were umbrellas above us, which were much needed when it started to drizzle! I enjoyed the waiter, although my wife did not. He talked a lot and everything I asked him was his favorite. It didn't seem genuine. Especially when the table sat down next to us and everything they wanted or was his favorite too. We were disappointed that the one thing we wanted on the menu was not available for food. They're mocktails were a normal price and their cocktails were a little pricey, but well worth it for the craft that they were doing. I enjoyed both of the cocktails that I had, although was disappointed that they didn't have the monkey brains cocktail that I wanted anymore. Overall, it was a cute place and I'd probably go back to have a cocktail.

Beautiful cocktail bar within walking distance of Church Street. Stopped in on Sunday night and our…read moreparty of three was seated immediately. The cocktail menu is expansive with something for everyone. We went with the "I'm Eggnogstic" which was "a decadent custard with maple syrum, bourbon and rum, & whipped egg whites". We also got a hot drink called "Hot Buttered Yum" which consisted of Flor de Cana 5yr rum, brownie batter, cinnamon, butter, brown sugar, and was topped with toasted marshmallows. Both drinks were delicious, prepared well, and were aesthetically pleasing as well. I wish the Eggnogstic was a little larger - I think it was about 3 ounces? The Hot Buttered Yum was served in an oversized mug. The vibe here was great - perfect place for couples, a girls night, or just friends out for a before dinner or after dinner drink. I loved that it was busy enough, but still quiet enough for a conversation.

An amazing spot and worth putting on your brewery tour list. Each IPA tasted amazing and I grabbed…read moresome beer to go as well. Huge space with plenty of seating inside and outside. Enjoyed a high top outside as the weather was ideal. Service was quick and attentive and I can't wait to come back

Accidentally ordered a flight with all IPAs, so I can only say the IPAs were good and the pretzel…read morebites! YUM! Lots of seating; lots of bathroom stalls....although for a couple of them you have to walk through the kitchen so I felt like I was doing something wrong haha

The OP might be my new favorite dive in Burlington. The beer is cheap, but the selection is great…read more They even have the cheapest cans of Focal Banger I've found yet. This is a pretty typical grungy-in-a-good-way Burlington bar. Its full of college kids and there's a pool table. If I remember correctly there's a tin ceiling which I guess makes the OP one of the more architecturally interesting college/dives in town. Since its on the fringe of downtown, the OP doesn't seem to get as rowdy as the bars on Church or Main.

Tried to play pool but after winning twice we were kicked out because we "played table scratch"…read morethese people are NOT beating the stereotype.

Went there for breakfast two days in a row It is right next…read moreto foam brewery right on Lake Champlain It seats around 46 people The breakfast Service was excellent I had the biscuits and gravy one day and the huevos rancheros as second day. Both were delicious.

Nice snacks! We got the salmon dip (great - recommended!) with gluten free crackers (rice?),…read morepickled egg ($3- overpriced!!!!!), and pickled veggies in an over abundance of oil. Overall WAY overpriced for the quantity/quality ratio!! The Malbec was GREAT and passion fruit margarita (B+\A-) but needs more alcohol for the price. C'mon!! The folks working here are helpful and friendly and LOVE the overall vibe (chill, friendly, welcoming, dog friendly, tree shaded). Music volume on the outside patio is better this visit. 1 star deduction for lack of value

Amazing staff and atmosphere! I love coming here with friends because it's always so lively. The…read morefood is amazing and drinks are also tasty!

This is an awesome bar with awesome service. It's for a cozy vibe to it. Huge variety of drinks in…read moreterms of cocktails and beers. I really like their food here. It might be the best burger in Vermont. You can get a giant one here with a lot of patties. I also like their fries, fried pickles, and corn dogs!

Lots of beer options can be overwhelming so just asked the staff for a certain type of ale or…read morelagers. Mainly IPA's is what I walked here from our hotel in Burlington. Tried a charcuterie board it was fantastic looking and tasted great ! Got a few things to go beer wise. Great brewery.

One star deduction pff the top for too loud music/techno on patio. The margarita is flavorful but…read morekind of small for the price. The rosé cider.was tasty and refreshing. Service swift and good. Love the vibe. but the loud music is a definite turn off. I'd give it a shot on a day when they had live music which they advertise for in the restroom and posters inside. There is a variety of branded metch, snacks, and non-alcoholic choices as well. The patio is dog friendly. The inside is not.