Bagel Market opens early — 6 a.m. — which makes it popular among partiers. Take-Out.

Bruegger’s is a chain, but it’s based here in Burlington. Get quick coffee, soups and sandwiches on bagels baked fresh all day. Take-Out.

Burlington’s original bagel shop cooks up more than 15 types of bagels, including asiago and roasted red pepper. Take-Out.

This neighborhood diner serves up comfort food Tuesday through Sunday. The adjoining bakery sells homemade doughnuts, pies and pastries by the dozen. Take-Out.

Choose from breakfast pastries and eight varieties of bread made with fresh-milled whole-grain flour. Bonus: They give you a free slice just for walking in the door. Take-Out.

You won’t find any tourists at this family-owned, no-frills breakfast-and-lunch place, but it’s popular with politicos and UVM jocks. Take-Out.

This historic Queen City diner still serves breakfast all day and offers home cooked dishes in a cozy, retro atmosphere. Take-Out.

Miss home? Libby’s is a great source of New England comfort food when you need it most.

Burlington’s first certified “green” restaurant serves creative cuisine for breakfast and lunch. Go for the oatmeal pancakes, garbanzo burger or local steak sandwich. Take-Out.

Daily lunch specials and homemade pastries characterize this Burlington bakery-café. Try the French toast or egg-and-cheese sandwich. Take-Out