The Spot Is A Beachy Restaurant In Vermont That Used To Be A Gas Station

We love discovering fun restaurants with delicious food. The Spot has a surfer style and some pretty incredible fare. You’ll feel like you’ve arrived to eat at a tropical location without ever leaving Vermont. From its atmosphere to the food, you’ll love everything about this beachy restaurant.

Find The Spot right off of Route 7 in Burlington. By its exterior appearance, you might mistake it for a gas station. It used to be but now it's a place to fill your stomach instead of your car.

The interior of the restaurant is light and airy with nuances of the beach. A wave pattern adorns the back of the booths and scenic photos are hung on the walls.

Surf boards are scattered throughout the restaurant giving this place an island feel.

The Spot is open seven days a week for breakfast. Start your day with a flavor-filled pulled pork tostada with two eggs.

Or perhaps a California toast with avocado, tomato, bacon, and eggs will get you going.

Swing by for lunch and dive into some of the famous tacos at this joint. You'll find ahi tuna tacos that will take you on a food journey straight to Hawaii.

Burgers are anything but ordinary here. Try the special like a burger with a bacon, brussel sprout slaw, and smoked Gouda.

The dishes are fresh and a blend of unique flavors. You'll love the Asian glazed salmon with an arugula mango salad.

During the winter, sample dishes made to warm you up. The andouille sausage and mac and cheese with wild mushrooms is a hit every time.

Check the surfboard chalkboard for the daily specials, there is always something new and delicious to try. Stop by for breakfast or lunch Sunday - Tuesday from 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. and breakfast, lunch, and dinner Wednesday - Saturday from 7 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Have you ever been to dine at The Spot? Share your experiences in the comments section below. For more fun restaurants to add to your dining bucket list, take a look at this school bus restaurant and this bakery bookstore.

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This Vermont Restaurant That Used To Be A Gas Station Has The Beachiest Vibe Ever

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