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Many spots on Cape Cod have mediocre fresh and fried seafood: the Chatham Pier Fish Market is, by far, the best for both quality and proximity to the ocean (so good, in fact, that in my four days on the Cape, we visited twice). In the case are fish (read full article)
This past week I was vacationing on the Cape! I’m currently working on ‘A Guide to Eating Places on the Lower Cape’ (we spent most of our time between Chatham and Provincetown) that I hope to have up by next week. If you have any s (read full article)
There are Dunkin Donuts on every corner in the Metro West area, Boston, and the state of Massachusetts in general. I’ve had too many bad experiences to return for their coffee, except if I’m driving long-distance and it’s the only p (read full article)
When I was in college I spent a semester in Edinburgh, Scotland, so I was excited to see a new Scottish pub open in Jamaica Plain, MA! Before you go: brunch 10:30-3pm, dinner 6pm, bar open all day 4pm: Entering the small foyer of The Haven, five peo (read full article)
my take-home pupusa El Guanaco in South Hadley, MA is easy to pass by – there is a small sign along the road and the small restaurant is set back a bit, nestled between two larger buildings. I’ve only had the pupusas (I ordered them fille (read full article)
I’ve been cooking for myself quite a bit lately, which has been great (and I have a list of posts to catch up on writing…), but what I’ve been craving lately is to go out to lunch. Lunch is great – casual, quick, more inexpe (read full article)
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