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  • Ahli Baba's Kabob Shop

    163 Main St. Burlington

    802-862-5752

    College students and patrons headed to the neighboring Flynn theater pop in for quick-service gyros, falafel and other Middle Eastern eats.
    14 articles
  • Anatolian

    2 Church St., Suite 2H, second floor Burlington

    802-448-0748

    Call in your order for tabbouleh or falafel to this Turkish takeout and delivery spot. Specialties include veggie kofte and beef borek.
  • Café Istanbul Mediterranean Cuisine

    Mobile food cart Burlington

    802-777-7377

  • Café Mediterano

    60A Pearl St., Essex Junction Chittenden County

    802-878-9333

    The Bosnian-born owner serves up Greek gyros, Turkish kebabs and cevapi sausages — plus burgers, fries and wraps. For dessert, the baklava is always a good choice.
    6 articles 1 comment
  • Cappadocia Café

    5 S. Main St., White River Junction Upper Valley

    802-281-6883

    At the café and bakery owned by the Oktay family, who own Tuckerbox next door and Istanbul Kebab House in Burlington, Turkish chefs use a custom-tiled, wood-fired oven to bake thin flatbreads called lahmajun and canoe-shaped pizzas called pide.
    3 articles
  • Chef Nadav

    N/A, Craftsbury Northeast Kingdom

    802-586-0098

    Specializing in Mediterranean cuisine made with local ingredients, Chef Nadav offers personal chef services, small event catering and delivered prepared meals. Order online for meals delivered Friday throughout northeastern Vermont.
  • Depot 62 Bistro & Café

    515 Depot St., Manchester Center Manchester/Bennington

    802-366-8181

    After browsing imported home furnishings, shoppers take a seat at a communal table for Turkish small plates and wood-fired pizzas. The arugula pie combines pizza and salad for indecisive diners.
    3 articles
  • Elliot Street Fish, Chips & More

    50 Elliot St. Brattleboro/Okemo Valley

    802-451-9482

    You don't have to cross the pond to feast on eclectic, Euro-inspired eats such as falafel wraps and crispy haddock with Belgian fries.
    1 article
  • Fair Haven Inn Restaurant

    5 Adams St., Fair Haven Rutland/Killington

    802-265-4907

    The owner says the inn's calamari "makes the Olympus gods blush." In the kitchen, pan-wielding "poets of fish" prepare Grecian-baked scrod and a shellfish medley in zesty red sauce.
  • The Grey Jay

    135 Pearl St. Burlington

    A brunch spot from the Honey Road team brings tahini French toast, shakshouka, saffron-pistachio sticky buns and harissa Bloody Marys to the former home of Pearl's.
    19 articles
  • Hilltopper Restaurant

    1216 Main St., St. Johnsbury Northeast Kingdom

    802-748-8964

    St. Johnsbury Academy's culinary students work the line to prepare lunches ranging from savory crêpes to shrimp and grits with andouille sausage. Desserts are baked in-house.
    2 articles
  • Honey Road

    156 Church St. Burlington

    802-497-2145

    Church Street's busy Middle Eastern bistro has multiple James Beard Award nominations to its name. The masterful mezze include baba ghanoush, grilled octopus and sweet harissa chicken wings.
    72 articles
  • Kismet Mediterranean Grill

    180 Battery St. Burlington

    802 540-0001

    The Çetin family hails from Istanbul, Turkey, and offers a menu of Turkish and other Mediterranean dishes, including some Greek classics. Initially serving lunch and dinner, though morning fare such as Turkish coffee and the sesame-spangled bagels known as simit may be added.
    3 articles
  • Papa Nick's Restaurant & Pizza

    10997 Route 116, Hinesburg Chittenden County

    802-482-6050

    Chicken gyros share a menu with thick-crust pizzas and roast turkey sandwiches at Hinesburg's Greek-Italian-American restaurant.
    3 articles
  • Rainbow Sweets

    1689 Route 2, Marshfield Barre/Montpelier

    802-426-3531

    Now in its fourth decade, the popular rural café is still serving handmade pastries along with empanadas, spanakopita and Greek salads. Open May through November.
    1 article
  • Remedy Wine Bar

    3090 Route 100, Jacksonville Brattleboro/Okemo Valley

    802-659-4480

    Owners Kyle Frey and Nancy Bergman build recipes to complement regional wines. A menu might include house-cured gravlax, caviar or a charcuterie plate with duck pastrami.
  • Sage Restaurant

    8 Route 17, Waitsfield Mad River Valley/Waterbury

    802-496-7243

    Cuisine inspired by Spain, Italy, France and the Middle East transports diners to the Mediterranean coast. Choose from paella, pasta and seafood dishes, then finish with baklava from a family recipe.
    1 article
  • Social House

    1716 Depot St., Manchester Center Manchester/Bennington

    802-367-3343

    Mediterranean small plates such as squid-ink fettuccine with sea beans, elaborate mezze platters and a raw-bar tower are meant to be shared. On Sunday, the restaurant transforms into a Chinese food pop-up.
  • The Sundried Tomato

    1300 Putney Rd. Brattleboro/Okemo Valley

    802-251-0010

    Gyros, Greek salads and honey-soaked baklava from the fast-service food counter give customers a taste of the Mediterranean.
  • Taste of Europe

    35 Elm St. Barre/Montpelier

    802 338-2835

    Two friends originally from Bosnia have opened the small shop called Taste of Europe offering smoked meats, cheeses, candies, snacks, coffee, tea and pickled vegetables.
    1 article
  • The Tuckerbox

    1 S. Main St., White River Junction Upper Valley

    802-359-4041

    Early risers sip locally roasted coffee while tapping away on their laptops. At lunch, the menu shifts to kebabs, falafel and other Turkish specialties. No dinner on Monday.
    14 articles
  • Turquoise Grille

    128 Main St. Brattleboro/Okemo Valley

    802-254-2327

    Original cocktails, soaring ceilings and Mediterranean décor set the tone for meals of Turkish-style zucchini pancakes, lamb kebabs and grilled shrimp.
    1 article
  • Yalla

    80 Main St. Brattleboro/Okemo Valley

    802-579-1309

    Zohar Arama draws crowds with his handmade pitas and falafels, called yalla sababa, or yalla yalla when it’s in a bowl. Shakshouka, babka and Turkish coffee round out the menu.
    2 articles