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Wicked Awesome BBQ

93 Beswick Dr., White River Junction, 802-698-8059

What began as a to-go snack shack is now a 30-seat restaurant slinging New England-style barbecue. Meat straight off the smoker includes maple chicken and root beer-basted pulled pork.

Grazers (St. Albans)

133 N. Main St., Suite 7, 14th Star Brewing Co., St. Albans, 802-782-8703

Inside a veteran-owned brewery in a former bowling alley, creative burgers, salads and pretzel sticks pair with ales, stouts and aromatic IPAs. Sunday brunch.

El Cortijo

El Cortijo Taqueria y Cantina (Winooski)

5 E. Allen St.,Winooski, 802-540-0052

The Farmhouse Group’s hip taqueria keeps it fresh and fun on the Winooski traffic circle. Farm-to-table tacos, burritos and killer margaritas are staples here.

Monarch & the Milkweed

111 St. Paul St., Burlington, 802-310-7828

Pastry shop, café and cocktail bar in one, this posh “fine diner” was voted Vermont’s best new restaurant in 2017. Swing in, too, for a handmade CBD truffle. No dinner Sunday or Monday.

Philo Ridge Farm

2766 Mt. Philo Rd., Charlotte, 802-539-2912

A 400-acre historic dairy farm is now a showpiece for regenerative agriculture. Cozy up by the fire with a pastry and a cup of coffee from the café, or take in the farm views from the stone patio with a seasonal soup or sandwich. Meat and vegetables grown on the farm are for sale in the market.

Lawson’s Finest Liquids

155 Carroll Rd., Waitsfield, 802-496-4677

Friendly bartenders pour glasses of brewer Sean Lawson’s hop-driven IPAs, along with stouts, pilsners and other styles. Cheese plates keep the hunger at bay.

Flannel

4000 Mountain Rd., Topnotch Resort, Stowe, 802-253-8585

The sunny resort bistro serves creative fare such as togarashi crusted tuna and butternut squash bisque with spiced coconut cream.

The Gleanery

133 Main St.,Putney, 802-387-3052

Exposed beams lend rustic charm to the village restaurant, where chefs use area produce in creative dishes such as goose roulade and ramp agnolotti. Family-style dinner on Sunday.

Rabble-Rouser Chocolate & Craft Co.

64 Main St., Montpelier, 802-225-6227

This airy community space brings together chocolate flights and cocktails, cheese plates and Jamaican fare, and live music on “Bacon Thursday.” There’s also a florist on-site whose wares are fragrant, though not edible.

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