On a recent excursion in Boston, I found myself about to embark on a Boston Harbor boat cruise out of Rowes Wharf. We forgot something in the van and had to take a trip back to the lot where we were parked. Which was conveniently next this amazing looking spot on the water called The [...]
Quahog Republic Dive Bar SERVED DAILY & UP LATE FULL MENU FROM 11:30am -12:30am 97 Spring Bars Rd, Falmouth, MA 02540 Take out Available – call (508) 747-4111
Beachcomber, 1120 Cahoon Hollow Rd., Wellfleet,MA. (508) 349-6055 The Beachcomber is a casual full service waterfront restaurant and bar. They cater to the local and tourist crowd,including lots of families, for lunch and dinner. There’s a complete menu with everything from nachos, buffalo wings, burgers and salads, to fried or grilled fresh daily seafood specials…and [...]
Blount Clam Shack – with 2 convenient locations! Home of the Giant Lobster Roll
Living in the city, good clam shacks can be hard to come by. Chef and owner, Ed Raposa, of Thee Red Fez in Providence has set out on a mission to change that. One of Providence’s best spots to get a great bite to eat, have a cold ‘Gansett and play hours of pin-ball, Thee [...]
Since 1982, Captain’s Cove Seaport has grown from a vacant lot and a handful of slips to one of Connecticut’s premier tourist attractions and seaport complexes. Located on Historic Black Rock Harbor, Captain’s Cove is an active maritime and amusement center.
Located in the heart of the Cape, the Land Ho! is housed in one of the oldest buildings in Orleans, right off Route 6A. Owner John Murphy has created a place that is as intimate as it is lively, with a charm and character all its own.
Clam Box, 789 Quincy Shore Drive, Wollaston Beach, MA – (617) 773-6677 It’s the first sign of Summer. When your eyes see the, “Now Open For The Season,” sign your mouth begins to water with the thought of salty fried goodness fresh from the sea.
Wheel House, 294 Great Island Road, Narragansett, RI 02882 (401) 284-0246 Great Island Road in Narragansett could be seen as RI’s clam strip row. That’s because you can skip a stone in one direction and hit a dozen,
Latitude 43 located at 25 Rogers Street in Downtown Gloucester, is quickly becoming one of the most talked about restaurants on the North Shore. Sitting on the waters edge, one can only assume that the place specializes in local traditions like fried clams and baked stuffed lobsters, however Lat. 43 does it a little different.
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