Breakfast in the Queen City Area
Fit for a King
Adelle Davis, noted "first lady of nutrition" said, "Eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince, and dinner like a pauper." Now there is no need to take the pauper suggestion literally, but if you do like to start your day sunny-side-up, an abundance of restaurants in the greater Burlington area can please both royal and peasant palates.
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| RIDING THE VERMONT RAIL | FABULOUS FARE | ISLAND HOPPING | ||||
| Passengers of all ages are sure to enjoy a trip throughout Vermont's rolling landscapes on two of the railroad's options: the Champlain Valley Flyer takes passengers from Burlington to Charlotte, and the White River Flyer makes excursions from White River Junction to Thetford. Each flyer offers a variety of activities and dates on which to enjoy them. | For centuries, the bicycle Not much changes at Shanty on the Shore and not much needs to. In fact, according to owner Al Gobeille, change is not a welcome thing among the restaurant's regular clientele. "We took the crab cakes off the menu a while back, and had an uprising on our hands," Gobeille recalled. The Shanty's crab cakes are now back on the menu. |
Although Vermont can't boast an ocean waterfront, it does have an inland sea and the Champlain Islands. Herein lies more shoreline along beautiful Lake Champlain than can be found in any other part of Vermont. Located halfway between Montreal and Burlington, the Champlain Islands consist of the towns of South... | ||||
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