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.
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By: Melissa Pasanen
In Winooski, Misery is serving small plates and drinks with longer hours. River Run breakfast returns to Plainfield. Chico's Tacos & Bar shuts in Montpelier.
Honey Road's sister breakfast-and-lunch restaurant did not work financially in its small Pearl Street spot, according to chef and co-owner Cara Chigazola Tobin.
The central Vermont pizza biz invested big to move from Montpelier and expand its menu. Sole remaining owner Eric Andersen said slow sales did not cover expenses.
Seasoned pros Tiffany Caldwell and Rachael Brown craft and serve an unfussy but carefully considered breakfast-through-dinner menu — plus wine and ice cream.
Since taking over the kiosk at the corner of Church and College streets in Burlington, Mustafa Khudaier has built a following for his chicken shawarma wrap.
The new 115-room hotel is infused with Vermont: from welcome creemees to locally sourced food at its Moss Café + Bar and eighth-floor Treetops restaurant.
Summer Cao’s second restaurant will serve dishes from her native Vietnam in the former home of Donwoori Korean, which she moved to Main Street last year.
Despite a pending FEMA buyout of the property, the widow of the restaurant's founder and her new partners decided to reopen there while seeking another spot.
After 2.5 years, Kyle White will trade the valley for the city to expand sales of his classic frosted, sprinkled and filled brioche and buttermilk doughnuts.
The five-time James Beard nominee burned out and moved to Vermont. With AI plus human intel, he wants to help restaurants and workers thrive in tough times.
