Paul Buschner and his family have been making kettle corn for many years in their kitchen at home. After a couple business idea attempts, they finally decided to expand and make their product to share with others, and they bought their first kettle. In May 2003, they made their first appearance on Church St. in their cart, stirring and bagging popcorn trying to keep up with the lines of people on a beautiful day. This satisfies the craving for something sweet and crunchy, and it's a-maize-ing!
City Hall Sliders is a new addition to the marketplace. Located on the city hall block of lower Church Street, City Hall Sliders serves up tasty little cheeseburgers for lunch, dinner and late into the night. Stop by while you are shopping for a quick snack or quell your hunger after the bars have let out. Ask about the Slider Challenge!
Perfect for lunchtime or if you are in the mood to try specialty Turkish snacks during a stroll on the marketplace! The menu includes fresh Turkish beef dishes seasoned with specialty Turkish spices and topped with fresh tomatoes, parsley, feta cheese, scallions or onions, wrapped in lavash bread. Muzo’s Cay Bahce also offers vegetarian dishes, Turkish tea & coffee, cold drinks and more! All dishes are made fresh to order and with some of the most reasonable prices downtown, hours are weather dependent.
The Skinny Pancake served its first crepe in 2003 atop a cart made of kitchen floor scraps and a used sailboat trailer. Since then, the business has grown to include restaurants on the Burlington waterfront and in downtown Montpelier. Owners Jonny and Benjy Adler are committed to sourcing their ingredients locally; they were the first vending cart to become part of the Vermont Fresh Network. The Skinny Pancake is open every nice day for lunch and dinner. Come by and try a crépe creation!