Star of Siam
For almost thirty years, Star of Siam on State Road in the Manomet section of Plymouth has been cooking up the area’s best Thai cuisine!
For almost thirty years, Star of Siam on State Road in the Manomet section of Plymouth has been cooking up the area’s best Thai cuisine!
Along with the local winery and craft brewery movement, the craft distillery surge has also flourished in New England during the last few years. Each state, from Connecticut to Maine, boasts local craft distilleries. For this article, we are diving into three of them; one from Connecticut, one from Massachusetts, and three from Vermont. Put on your boots because we’re about to hit five stops on New England’s craft distillery trail!
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I never tire of my Plymouth running route by the sea. Winding from Brewster Gardens to Cordage Park, it’s both beautiful and full of history.
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Taking in a Red Sox game at Fenway Park, my favorite ballpark food is the Italian sausage with peppers and onions.
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Just before the closure of Plymouth’s Thirty-Nine Court, I was finally able to grab dinner here, unfortunately, for the first and last time.
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For a truly unique lobster roll experience, seek out Plymouth’s celebrity chef, Chef Stephen Coe’s Lobsta Love food truck.
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For the last six months or so, the hard-working elves at Backyard Road Trips have placed “Backyard Road Trips rocks” throughout the South Shore of Massachusetts. Each rock placement has been chronicled on social media, both on Instagram and Facebook. The rocks have an official Backyard Road Trips sticker on them. Have you spotted one?
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To hang on to the last days of summer, try buck-a-shuck and other fantastic menu items at Tavern on the Wharf in Plymouth, MA.
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For travelers coming to the Plymouth area, a great place to start is at the Massachusetts Visitor Information Center in Plymouth. In addition to fast-food dining and restrooms for the weary traveler, the center is stocked with information and brochures from See Plymouth, the region’s tourism council. Plus, this rest stop also has the distinction
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In exploring many of the South Shore’s walking trails, one that I have come back to time and again has been the Hoyt-Hall Preserve in Marshfield, Massachusetts. The preserve is under the tutelage of the Wildlands Trust. It is a favorite walk for the kids too. With a circular loop that travels near a pond,
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