Damn Covid! As part of my recent diner exposé, I was really excited to try the Hoppy Days Diner in Willimantic, Connecticut. With travel restrictions and Covid protocols still in place, my ability to get to Connecticut has been difficult, to say the least. For this article, I had to hire two of my highly […]
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Dillon’s Local in Plymouth is a restaurant you must try! Dishes such as their salmon, risotto, and fish and chips are simply delicious.
In the past few year’s Plymouth’s culinary landscape has changed completely. No longer known solely for seasonal establishments and tourist traps, the variety and quantity of eateries with truly great food is quite astounding. It’s not just gastropubs and American fine dining. Many of the delicious spots feature ethnic food, including Kogi, a Korean restaurant;
For a restaurant with an extensive menu that will please the whole family, look no further than Tavern on the Wharf on Plymouth’s historic waterfront.
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Plymouth is chock full of really good food. From a quick bite to fine dining, the restaurant scene runs the gamut of dining options. My favorite spot for pub grub and a great craft beer has to be Speedwell Tavern. Speedwell is a cool spot, with a dark interior and good music; either live or
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
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
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
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
