Melissa Pasanen is an Adjunct Instructor at [Employer]. She specializes in the intersections of food and beverages, agriculture, and travel, focusing on topics such as food manufacturing, organic farming, and food safety. Melissa's work has been featured in Seven Days and PerishableNews.com.
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Melissa Pasanen's coverage primarily focuses on local food, restaurants, and dining in Vermont with an emphasis on private sector announcements. To effectively reach out to her, it’s important to provide information about new restaurant openings, closures, or relocations in the Burlington area. Additionally, pitches related to local cuisine trends and unique dining experiences would likely pique her interest.
When reaching out to Melissa Pasanen regarding articles about specific restaurants or culinary businesses opening or closing in Vermont (especially Burlington), providing details such as the story behind the establishment, its impact on the community and any unique features will increase your chances of getting noticed.
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With a second location, Emma Slater brings her signature crisp, custardy churro-style doughnuts made with fresh-milled local flour back to the Burlington area.
Natalie Bailey is simmering up the classics of her native Caribbean island, such as oxtail stew and curry goat, in her small restaurant on lower Church Street.
The Ruggiero brothers bought the Main Street brewpub 18 months ago and have shuttered it due to "a private medical matter." The restaurant's future is unclear.
The South Burlington bakery will open a new "elevated casual" restaurant in Richmond and a second Williston Road spot. The Kitchen Table era appears to be over.
Longtime owner David Melincoff and his team reopened the downtown landmark in April after a four-year absence. The menu balances nostalgia with fresh takes.
Co-owner Paul Dunkling confirmed that he and his sisters will close the Essex market and restaurant on September 12. The wholesale fish division may continue.
The former Gazette writer believes her hometown's culinary scene is underestimated. She kick-started a museum exhibit and offered recs for a weekend of eats.
The restaurant group is collaborating with Lawson's Finest Liquids and Mount Holly Beer to create branded beer programs and “up our bar game,” Benjy Adler said.
Scott Kerner, co-owner of Good Measure Pub & Brewery and Carrier Roasting, is opening an old-school sports bar with a pub-food menu and free chili on football Sundays.
Erin and Sarkis Hand now smoke more ribs, brisket, chicken and pulled pork to meet demand for barbecue. Their menu includes hand-cut fries, burgers and salads.
