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Martha’s Vineyard Massachusetts is a great relaxing place to visit in the summer. It is filled with small towns with excellent eating establishments. Here are some of the places we have visited over the years, sorted by location. As and menus and chefs change, check their websites for updates. L’Etoile (Edgartown) On our 2023 visit, […]
Cape Cod Massachusetts (“the Cape”) is known for it beautiful beaches, stunning coastline, and recreational activities. Having lived in Boston Massachusetts, we have spent a fair amount of time there, exploring its many towns. We like climbing the dunes, exploring the woodlands and marsh areas and exploring the small towns and the area’s rich history. […]
Having lived in Boston for over 20 years, we have made many trip to Cape Cod Massachusetts. Now that we live in San Francisco, we seek out those New England dishes that we love but either can’t get or are very expensive. So excuse us if our Cape Cod restaurants tend to skew toward lobster, […]
Nantucket is an island nestled off the coast of Massachusetts that is steeped in rich maritime history. Its peaceful cobblestone streets wind their way through charming neighborhoods. And of course, beaches and water activities can fill your day. It is an easy flight or ferry ride from the Boston/Cape Cod area. Nantucket’s Rich Maritime History […]
The Boston Museum of Fine Arts (MFA) has almost 500,000 pieces of art ranging from ancient Egyptian to contemporary art. Some of our favorite galleries are the 19th and 20th-century American and French. What’s not to like about Monet, Renoir, Sargent, etc? On our 2022 visit, we also explored some special exhibits Philip Guston Now: […]
One can love Salem Massachusetts for many reasons: The simple beauty of its historic, 17th-century, clapboard, pitched-roof houses, its 18th- and 19th-century brick ship captain and merchant mansions; and its initiative of turning the disadvantages of poor agricultural land and rugged, deep, rocky shoreline into a seafaring powerhouse that was the fifth largest, and of […]