Hidden gem - water, pond or lake view restaurant, fun or festive feeling? Help!
my husband and i have done a lot of the usual daytrips outside boston (live in lincoln now) but want to take him to a fun festive hidden spot maybe an hour or so away for fathers day with the kids. Any restaurants you can recommend greatly appreciated! We want good food of course but just as important looking for something unexpected or unique. Thanks in advance!
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re: QCumber
Was awesome at the Eddy tonight. 4 of us got there around 5:15PM, one of the first cars in the 2nd lot, across the street (the "Way Back Eddy" there has closed). Told us "40 minutes" for an outside table. 40 minutes later of sitting on the dock, enjoying some cold beverages and food off of the grill there, we were seated on the deck, with a great view of the water, sunset, and everything else.
Food was amazing as usual, one of us even had the chicken (per Sal's recommendation), and it was delicious. A couple desserts and a pitcher of Sangria later, we were very happy and on our way home.
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re: nightsky
weird old school new england spot. used to be hundreds of these local spots around in the 50's-60's. that it still exists is great. i have been dragging my girls to these for fear they will all go away. pleasant cafe in rozzie, gregs in waltham, franks steak house in cambridge. clam box , ipswich.
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Allora in Marlborough is a very nice Mediterranean spot that has lake views from their patio. And if you don't mind driving a bit further (and are ok with more of a cafe-type spot), Lady Killigrew at the Montague Bookmill is fun, with views of the river below and a good beer list.


