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Fans Say The Jumbo Fried Drumsticks At This Worcester, Massachusetts Gem Beat KFC And Popeyes
Some people give up on a big fast food chain slowly, one so-so bucket at a time. Others quit in a single afternoon, right after biting into a drumstick bigger than they expected. In downtown Worcester, a small fried chicken counter has been winning over that second group. Regulars talk...
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This Connecticut Seafood Market Is So Fresh Locals Keep Coming Back To Stock Up
Buying seafood for dinner can be a little intimidating. You want something fresh, but you also want to know you’re getting something worth taking home. That’s why finding a dependable seafood market can feel like such a win. A Connecticut seafood market is drawing attention for its fresh...
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PopUp Bagels Picks Hadley's Mountain Farms for First Western Mass Shop
A Connecticut-born bagel chain known for its tear-apart, dip-it-yourself approach is setting up shop at Mountain Farms in Hadley, marking its first location west of Boston. PopUp Bagels plans to open the new shop at 7 South Maple St., Suite 20, with a grand opening celebration running from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 13.
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The Charming Massachusetts Brewery Where Farm Animals And Ice Cream Create A Storybook Escape
There’s a place in Barre, Massachusetts where the beer is cold, the goats are nosy, and the ice cream is the perfect ending to an afternoon you didn’t know you needed. Stone Cow Brewery is the kind of storybook escape that makes central Massachusetts feel like the best-kept secret in New England.
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You’ll Think You’re Lost In The Massachusetts Woods Until This Charming Restaurant Appears
Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, and Allen Ginsberg once gathered at a 200-year-old farmhouse on a winding road deep in the woods. The place ended up in a Dylan film, and it still serves dinner five nights a week. The farmhouse dates back to the 1820s and sits on 50 acres...