The 10 Massachusetts Restaurants You Should Add To Your 2019 Dining Bucket List
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You probably have a few restaurants in mind that you’d like to finally try in 2019, but no new year of dining would be complete without a meal at these incredible eateries in Massachusetts. If you’re looking to feed yourself in style this year, definitely consider checking these Bay State spots off your 2019 dining bucket list.
Hot Box is a new gastronomic destination in Somerville that serves everything from delectable poke bowls to crave worthy pierogi. If you feel like cuisine that hails closer to home, don’t miss out on their North Shore-style roast beef sandwiches or pizza slices.
(1 Bow Market Way, Somerville)
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This trendy tapas spot is perfect for date night or any night. Serving up Spanish and Mediterranean treats like fried goat cheese, ham-wrapped asparagus, and veggie paella, Bocado will be be a hit with the whole family.
Craving comfort food? Head to Patti’s Pierogi to indulge in the best pierogi you’ll encounter outside of Poland. These little stuffed dough treats will disappear off your plate and are served up in a cozy neighborhood pub atmosphere that feels like dining at a friend’s house. (1019 S. Main St., Fall River)
This cafe features fresh and vegetarian-friendly fare that isn’t too fancy but packs a lot of flavor. Prices are pretty reasonable and their sandwiches will keep you satisfied well past lunchtime. We recommend ordering up the Bartholomews Cobble sandwich and a big slice of flourless chocolate cake.
(53 North St., Pittsfield)
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Kamakura is a new Boston spot that offers really delicious Japanese eats. You can grab a bento box for lunch, snap up a matcha tea, or sit in for tasting menus and late-night sake. It’s the ideal spot to visit when you’re feeling adventurous. (150 State St., Boston)
If you’re looking for a chic and tasty spot to grab a dinner to remember, head to Eat on North. This spot crafts thoughtful and beautiful dishes like pan-seared crab cakes, sage polenta, and hot Italian sausage risotto. You can also indulge in creative cocktails and a pretty impressive brunch menu.
(297 North St., Pittsfield)
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Playing with your food isn’t discouraged at this unique Italian spot in Framingham. Besides their amazing Neapolitan pizza, Volturno offers classes where you can learn how to make your own pasta. Come for the tasty Italian grub and pick up a few kitchen skills while you’re at it. (1 Edgell Rd., Framingham)
Worden Hall is an all-American eatery that’s actually racetrack-themed. You can gobble up classic offerings like onion rings, burgers, and club sandwiches while slurping down something from their staggering beer list. The bar is also covered with real pennies, which makes for a great conversation starter.
(22 W Broadway, Boston)
The Grog is a little spot the coastal town of Newburyport that doesn’t get much press, but it secretly has some of the tastiest grub around. Grab one of their burgers doused in jalapeño cheddar, Sriracha aioli, fried pickles, and flaming hot Cheetos crust on toasted brioche. (13 Middle St., Newburyport)
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When your appetite is fierce, head straight to Mimmo’s Pizza in Northampton. This little shop actually serves some of the biggest slices in the state – you’ll need t least two paper plates to manage just one slice pie. Each slice can be customized with all the toppings you please. (71 Pleasant St., Northampton)
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