I need help finding a waterfront bar on the North Shore!!
I moved to Wakefield from the North End about nine months ago. Now that the snow has melted and the rain has stopped I am dying to sit on an outdoor patio drinking sangria or something else (at this point it doesn't really matter, it's been a long week). Any suggestions???
I don't feel like driving back into the city but I am starting to think it could be my only option?!?!?
PLEASE HELP THIS GAL IN NEED OF A WATERFRONT COCKTAIL!!
Thanks Everyone
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Lots of good places mentioned. I'll throw in The Landing in Marblehead. Right on the harbor. The food is good, a little overpriced, but the view is terrific.
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re: Northshoregirl
The Rockmore is a floating barge/bar/restaurant in Salem Harbor. Has anyone noticed if it is open yet this season? The last time I was up that way in the middle of June it was still closed. I haven't tried any of the food and I'm guessing that it isn't too great, but if you are looking for a waterfront drink, you can't do much better. There is even a free shuttle boat out from either the parking lot in Marblehead or the dock in Salem.
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I know that in Melrose, there is an outdoor patio in Mexico Lindo. They have great sangria as well. I don't know if they let you sit outdoors just for drinks tho. No waterfront though.
Also, if you don't mind the drive, Danversport Yaght Club has a great outdoor restaurant, again you might have to buy a ight meal. You sit overlooking the water and $$$ ships parked on the dock. Very lovely, but not lively. Lot's of old folks go there. :)
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In Marblehead, I like the Barnacle. Also the Corinthian Yacht Club is open to the public and gets a good crowd on Thurs/Fri night. Great porch overlooking the harbor..out on the neck.
Gloucester has a few waterfront spots..can't recall the names. Latitude 45, Madfish Grill??
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