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Sample a Taste of Spring & Summer on Martha’s Vineyard

Although the name Martha’s Vineyard may be a misnomer as far as wine production is concerned, the Island more than makes up for it in the culinary category, with great local seafood, as well as...

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Exploring North of Boston Breweries, Wineries & Distilleries

In 1637, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts proclaimed that no one should be in a tavern “longer than necessary occasions.” Conveniently, no footnote defined the length of necessary occasions and, in...

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Off the Beaten Path: A Tour of Route 116 in Massachusetts

On just about every trip, you can always count on finding something special in the places most other visitors don’t look. For anyone considering a summer trip that’s short on big cities and long on...

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Food Truck Festivals Roll Into Massachusetts!

Summertime is already pretty great. And if there’s one thing that can make the balmy weather and sunshine even better, it’s the addition of delicious food. While Massachusetts does, of course, have...

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Taking a Taste Tour of the North Shore

Massachusetts’ North Shore has something to entice and excite each of the senses: picturesque views, sounds of water lapping on the shore, the smell of sea air, and the feeling of sand between your...

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Special Late Summer Dining Spots for 2014

Some see August as the beginning of summer’s end. We like to think that it means there’s an entire month left to savor of the sunniest season of the year. With August having arrived, we offer five...

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South End Style in the Boutique Fashion

Many day-trippers come to stroll through the brick-lined streets of the South End to experience America’s largest concentration of Victorian brownstones. The buildings hug each other close, and some...

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Fall Feasting on Martha’s Vineyard

By the look of the events taking place on Martha’s Vineyard in the month of October, one might well think that all we do around here in the almost-off-season is eat, drink and make merry. From the...

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Fall Fairs & Festivals: Franklin County CiderDays

Cider season is in full swing. And Franklin County in western Massachusetts is one of the best places to experience it. For the past couple decades, the region has hosted Franklin County CiderDays, a...

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3 Massachusetts Food Festivals for Fall Feasting

There’s never a bad time for good food. As November approaches and Thanksgiving comes into view, a trio of culinary events will be on the horizon, each of which promises ample eating and the...

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5 Breweries to Explore This Winter in Massachusetts

Do you know that Massachusetts is the 8th largest exporter of beer in the nation, and that Thrilllist ranked us one of the Top 10 beer states in the country? If you want to find out for yourself what...

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5 Restaurants Serving Up the Best Pizza in Central Mass

From Italian restaurants to pub style eateries, flatbread wood-fired pizza is all the rage these days. And what better way is there to spice up a classic pie than by adding a few special ingredients?...

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5 Coffee Shops to Help You Conquer Winter in Massachusetts

Woolly hats, puffy jackets and fleecy gloves are winter necessities, but nothing quite takes the chill out of the air like a warm, toasty drink. In July of 2014, the Daily Meal published their choices...

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Salem is Oh-So-Sweet in February

Winter is about to get a whole lot sweeter in Salem. For the past decade, after February has arrived, the North of Boston city has held a chocolate and ice sculpture festival, featuring some of the...

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Wining, Dining & Treating Your Sweet on Valentine’s Day in MA

Love is in the air in the North of Boston region! Unfortunately, around 3 feet of snowflakes have also been in the air, so you’ve probably been so busy shoveling that you haven’t realized Valentine’s...

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4 of America’s Best Beer Bars in Massachusetts

In January, Draft Magazine published their annual list of American’s Best 100 Beer Bars, something that’s always good to check before traveling just about anywhere in the country. Massachusetts, we’re...

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Brew Woo – Worcester’s Original Craft Beer Festival

Good drinks, good eats and good company are a great combination. And during the first weekend of April in Worcester, you’ll be able to find them all, including a whole lot of the former, as Brew Woo...

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Kalon Farm: Fine Fields & Fantastic Fare in Central Mass

Farm fresh food is all the rage these days, and for good reason. Safe to say, farmland is relatively scarce in Boston, but once you get outside the city, there are cranberries to the south as well as...

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7 Reasons That the Western Mass Food Scene is Wicked Underrated

In March, the Huffington Post published an article sharing 15 reasons why western Massachusetts deserves some serious credibility when it comes to food. For any locals worth their salt, and for...

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Outstanding in the Field: The Ultimate al fresco Meal

Fresh food, summer weather and gorgeous scenery are a winning combination. Jim Denevan, the creator of Outstanding in the Field, knows this well. Jim has spent the better part of the past two decades...

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