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The Vermont Cynic

The University of Vermont's Independent Voice Since 1883

The Vermont Cynic

The pho at Pho Dang on Main Street in Winooski is served with crispy bean sprouts on the side which can be added as well as Sriracha or hoisin sauce. Traditional pho, rice plates and noodles are moderately priced ranging $6 to $9.

Local Flavor: three nearby restaurant recommendations

Culture Staff March 27, 2019

Food is necessary to fuel our every move, but mealtime can also be a transportive culinary experience. Eating establishments surrounding campus serve up both local recipes and dishes from around the world. Whether...

A small cheese pizza from Pizzeria Ida. The pizzeria has only recently opened in the North End area.

New North End spot serves up authentic pizza

Jack Eccleston, Staff Writer March 10, 2019

Pizzeria Ida is one of the North End’s newest and most exciting pizza joints, serving up authentic, wood oven, neapolitan and sicilian style “pies on demand.” Since it opened in late September...

Spring rolls and Thai iced tea wait to be eaten as appetizers at Pho Hong, a restaurant located on North Winooski Avenue. Pho Hong serves a wide variety of Vietnamese food.

Pho Hong serves up sweets and spices

Anna Kolosky, Staff Writer March 2, 2019

The air was sizzling with spices as hungry patrons chowed down on huge bowls of noodles and curry. My friends and I had just walked into Pho Hong, a Vietnamese restaurant on North Winooski Avenue. My...

UVM Dining hosted its annual Cheese and Dairy Fest Feb. 19 in the Davis Center Atrium. The event was designed to promote cheese and dairy producers in the state of Vermont.

UVM hosts local producers for Cheese and Dairy Fest

Bridget Higdon, Culture Editor February 26, 2019

The sweet aromas of cheese and freshly-scooped ice cream gave busy students a reason to pause last week. UVM hosted its annual Cheese and Dairy Fest Feb. 19 in the Davis Center Atrium. Sponsored...

The Intervale Community Farm, a 58-acre farm in Burlington that includes seven sections of the Winooski River, allows members to purchase small, medium or large shares, which gives them access to fresh produce every week.

“Burlington’s Backyard:” The Intervale offers fresh produce and strong community

Bridget Higdon, Culture Editor September 5, 2018

Sweet bell peppers, leafy green arugula and papery yellow onion create a rainbow at the end of an otherwise dusty and gray Vermont road. All this produce was grown by local farmers at the Intervale...

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