Backyard Road Trips

Zachary Lamothe

The Tasty

The Tasty is hands down one of Plymouth’s most amazing restaurants. With creative dishes, a cool atmosphere, and a stellar drink menu, the Tasty is a must-visit for every foodie in town. The Tasty’s menu is ever-changing but always delicious. Opened in 2016 by husband and wife team Mike and Nina Peters, it immediately received

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Stracco’s Subs

Hands down, the best grinders, I mean subs, in Plymouth are at Stracco’s Subs. Stracco’s is a tiny take-out restaurant just south of the Training Green in downtown Plymouth. Stracco’s makes a variety of sandwiches from traditional to specialty. Quite honestly, everything I have ordered from Stracco’s has been fantastic. The owners of the restaurant

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Uva Wine Bar

Since opening two years ago, Uva Wine Bar has become one of Plymouth’s most popular destinations for a night or afternoon out. Uva is unique. It is a self-service wine bar. Customers choose from 48 different wines and can get different size pours depending on their preference. Wines of all styles from around the world

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The Artisan Pig

The Artisan Pig is Plymouth’s newest dining destination. Located at 66 Court Street, this pizza, sausage, and craft beer restaurant is a welcome addition.  Owners and couple Andrew and Samantha started selling their sausage under the Artisan Pig moniker at farmers’ markets in Maine. To open a restaurant, they decided on returning to Samantha’s hometown

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off to Vitamin Sea

Weymouth Breweries

The South Shore of Massachusetts is a beer lover’s paradise. I’ve written about breweries such as Second Wind, Mayflower, and Widowmaker multiple times on Backyard Road Trips. Plymouth has the most craft beverage destinations (four breweries, two wineries, a distillery, and a cidery), but Weymouth is another hotbed of craft beer. With Vitamin Sea and

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