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Salem Mass
Restaurant News
Last Updated
02/04/2013
Longboards Cafe & Bar is the
makeover of the former Hungry Whale located at Pickering Wharf in Salem
MA. The Hungry Whale has always served great food, and the owners, the
Mattera brothers, have expanded their restaurant and menu. They are also
adding what appears to be a large varieties of microbrews for you beer
aficionados out there (that would include me!).
Have you tried
I Taco at 7 Church Street (formerly
Bagel Place) in Salem? It opened a little while ago but I haven't had a
chance to try it yet. Personally, I love
Mexican food, and to have another place in Salem where I can
get some great south-of-the-border cuisine is fine with me. This will
make the 5th place that specializes in Mexican, though many others (like
the Pig's Eye) do have it on their menu.
PicklePot and
Salem Spice
are located in the same space at 75 Wharf Street in Salem. Together they
sell kitchen gadgets and accessories, and teas, spices, herbs and blends
from around the world. Salem used to be the spice capital of the United
States, and now you can choose from over 300 different types of spices
and teas.
The
Lynde Street Cafe is now open for
dinner on Thursday/Friday/Saturday evenings from 5pm until 9pm. They
serve a variety of Greek Food and Wine. If you haven't stopped by for
their great breakfast or lunch because you don't work locally, now is
your chance to try them out.
www.LyndeStCafe.com
The Village Tavern is now open at 168 Essex Street in Salem (formerly Lakay Island) across
from the Peabody Essex Museum. It is on the pedestrian mall so you can't
just drive up to it, but there is plenty of parking in the garage (free
validation provided) which is located directly above the restaurant (and
there is a secret staircase that goes directly into the restaurant!).
See the
The Village Tavern menu here.
Life Alive - The "Urban Oasis
& Organic Cafe" is open. Life Alive creates foods that appeal to everyone
- vegetarian, vegan, omnivore, gluten-free, macrobiotics, raw, organic,
etc. Located at 281 Essex Street in Salem (formerly Coven), the space
has been completely transformed with cheerful colors and a relaxing
atmosphere.
Jim Armstrong
Gastronaut
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With over 130 restaurants, Salem features some of the finest dining north of
Boston, Massachusetts. Located in
a small
seacoast city with historic charm throughout, Salem
Massachusetts restaurants are inviting places to spend a romantic
evening, a meal with friends overlooking the harbor,
lighthouse and the boats, or a walk through the downtown
discovering its unique shops, museums, antique dealers, galleries and
cafes. Located on the commuter rail line less than 30 minutes
from Boston, MA and easy to get to from Routes 128 and 95 via
Route
114, Salem offers a dining experience that is unsurpassed
featuring excellent casual restaurants, a wide variety of
ethnic cuisines, and world class dining at top rated
restaurants. Whether your favorite food is lobster and
seafood, burritos and nachos, curry, pad thai, veal parmesan and bruchetta,
steaks and potatoes, or shepherd's pie and a pint of Guinness,
the restaurants in Salem MA will make you want to come
back for the greatest dining on the north shore of Boston. |
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Sixty2 on Wharf
Restaurant & Lounge
- Distinctive Cuisine
- Hand-Crafted Pasta
- Bold Flavors
A casual neighborhood bistro nestled in
the heart of Pickering Wharf.
62 Wharf Street
Salem, MA
978-744-0062
Sixty2onwharf.com
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