Dartmouth, MA/Cuttyhunk
In August or September I'll be flying into Boston or Providence. After two days in Boston we're headed to Dartmouth, MA then to Cuttyhunk.
Any "must goes"? I will also do searches to see what others have recommended recently.
I love casual, hole in the wall local places. If it's delicious but is served in a basket lined with newspaper I'm game. Dives are fine and I love drinking beer and chatting with locals. I love seafood of all kinds but have never had lobster, only crab.
From some initial research I've learned Cuttyhunk doesn't have much in the way of restaurants but I have friends on the island (hence the reason for my visit) so I'm not terribly worried about it.
I live in Utah and have never been back east, I'm very excited!
Thanks in advance, everyone! :-)
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Here are some thoughts for you:
The Back Eddy in Westport
Margaret's and/or Elizabeth's in Fairhaven
Antonio's (Portuguese) in New Bedford
Turk's in MattapoisettI think most of them have a web site, or at least some on-line reviews if you want to research more.
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re: UTgal
HUGE +1 for Elizabeth's...esp for lunch. Order off special menu and be amazed. Another +1 for Antonios. If you advernturous the Rabbit is amazing.
I'd also throw in the Airport Grill in NB for somewhat upscale excellent American food. Downtown New Bedford has a few good spots for drinks: Rose Alley, Pour Farm and Cork (which doubles as a Tapas rest) Both Rose Alley and Cork are directly across route 18 from where I assume you'll take the boat to Cuttyhunk. (unless your going via private boat)
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