Short but Very Sweet: A Guide to Cherry Street

After a drink on the Juniper terrace, pop next door and visit our neighbors at Bleu Northeast Kitchen nestled in the Courtyard Burlington Harbor. If it’s a Friday and in season, don’t miss their $1 oyster hour. On any other day of the week, browse their wine list and grab a snack while you soak up the views of Lake Champlain through the windows.

Also on the Hotel Vermont campus is renowned restaurant Hen of the Wood.

Head up the street past the bus station. If you’d like to break for a creative intermission, find yourself tapping into your artistic potential at Burlington Paint & Sip.

As you come to the intersection of Cherry and Church, we encourage you to take a minute to browse each corner. Outdoor Gear Exchange is a community staple for outdoor apparel and gear, no matter the season. Our outdoor recreation needs are always met with friendly faces here. Take your pick – skiing, camping, hiking, mountain biking, and beyond – they’ll set you up with whatever you need to maximize your adventure.

If you peer diagonally across the crossing to find yourself craving something sweet, Ben & Jerry’s flagship location will be on your left at this intersection of Church and Cherry. Enjoy flavors from the minds two guys that have become synonymous with Vermont in the location around the corner from where it all began.

Three consecutive stops will help you revive your wardrobe, beginning from the ground up. Dear Lucy Shoes is one of our favorite shoe stores in town, followed by two stellar vintage shops: The Vault Collective, a hub of curated collections from local vintage clothiers, and Old Gold

Wilder Wines, a small woman-owned natural wine shop, is tucked cozily on the left but is surely not to be missed. Why we love stopping in: owner Sipha is passionate about sustainable wine made from small producers, and creating an inclusive & un-intimidating space.

Sushi Maeda

Wilder Wines

The Vault

Old Gold

Lucky You

Frankie’s

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