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Published August 20, 2024 at 2:37 p.m. | Updated August 21, 2024 at 11:03 a.m.
The small Vermont restaurant group Folino's received a liquor license last week for its Burlington location and started serving beer, wine, hard cider and canned cocktails. Under the terms of that license, the business can no longer allow customers to bring their own alcohol to its South Union Street premises.
Paul Keen of Folino's said the goal is to "change our vibe" from primarily a college pizza place toward a full-service model.
The original Folino's, on Route 7 in Shelburne next door to Fiddlehead Brewing, continues to operate as BYOB, as it has since the group's founding in 2012 by John Koerner and his son, Buddy. Folino's Williston location has never offered BYOB.
Keen said he expects a fourth Folino's, at 70 Depot Square in Northfield, to open by year's end.
The original print version of this article was headlined "Folino's Pizza Ends BYOB in Burlington and Will Add Northfield Location"
Related Locations
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Folino's (Burlington)
- 71 S. Union St., Burlington Burlington VT 05401
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802-448-3110
- www.folinopizza.com…
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Melissa Pasanen is a food writer for Seven Days. She is an award-winning cookbook author and journalist who has covered food and agriculture in Vermont for 20 years.
Melissa Pasanen is a food writer for Seven Days. She is an award-winning cookbook author and journalist who has covered food and agriculture in Vermont for 20 years.
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