Salisbury is a small coastal beach town and summer tourist destination in Essex County, Massachusetts, United States. The community is a popular summer resort beach town situated on the Atlantic Ocean, north of Boston on the New Hampshire border. It is home to the new Salisbury Beach Boardwalk, full of souvenir shops, restaurants, cafes, arcades and panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean. The population was 8,283 at the 2010 census. Parts of town comprise the census-designated place of Salisbury.
Things to do in Salisbury
4.5 based on 190 reviews
They have really good pizza that is cooked in a wood fired oven. They have a very good selection of beers and the service is top notch. Mostly local people and they really support the community. A great experience!
4 based on 69 reviews
They have a fairly decent cup of coffee here and some pre-made snacks from some unknown bakery.
It's a comfortable enough place to sit (although the mismatched and worn furniture screams yard sale). The bathroom is co-ed and not kept very clean. Groan.
There's also a nice little outside seating area that is sort of in the parking lot and could be a nice place to sit if there weren't car exhaust!
The biggest concern here is the amount of dogs that are allowed to lounge on the floors. We are not particular fans of dogs in restaurants and truly believe there should be some sort of health code against it.
4 based on 375 reviews
Spectacular. The view and the menu. Fresh interpretations of classic American cuisine in a beach chic setting - this is Seaglass, an upscale casual destination dining experience on the Atlantic Ocean in Salisbury. Ideal for an intimate dinner by the sea, a large family celebration, lunch with business associates or an elegantly casual meal with friends, Seaglass will please not only the palate but also tantalize the eye and soothe the soul. Boston's North Shore dining destination, Seaglass menu selections feature fresh fish and seafood entrees, delectable steaks, locally sourced produce and many gluten-friendly options. Seaglass serves lunch and dinner daily, and our signature Brunch By the Sea on Sundays. The open dining room features floor-to-ceiling windows with comfortable banquette seating, romantic fireside dining, and tables literally over the ocean. Seaglass provides the perfect setting for gatherings up to 30 guests directly in the restaurant, and offers several on-site function rooms for weddings, corporate events and social occasions. Parking available. Easily accessible from Interstates 95 and 495, and Route 1.
Seaglass – Salisbury, Massachusetts- 10/24/2017
When I say this place is on the water, I mean literally on the water. Looking out the window you see ocean right up to the building below. It’s very soothing watching the surf lit by outdoor lighting. This restaurant is located in a music venue. It’s also a wedding destination… From what I’m told, the exact location where I’m sitting used to be a skating rink.
My serverBlake, a young man, was comical in a dry kinda way and possessing a certain niavate… When I asked him about the history of the place, he starts telling me… So I recently moved up from Florida… At this point you turn and look into the camera as though addressing an audience that’s not in the scene… Quick on his feet and really worked to stay on top of his game. I like him! He made me laugh… But enough about that…
He brings out a bread basket with assorted breads… Pretzel, Olive, Sourdough and the last one escapes me with soft House Whipped butter. And so it begins…
My next course, a Shrimp Cocktail… 5 large shrimps hooked over a bowl filled with Cocktail Sauce and Horse Radish… Lots of Cocktail Sauce which was great because usually you’re left wanting more. I was in the mood for this and it was even better than I anticipated it would be.
I think it’s important to have greens with dinner so with that, the Greenhouse Salad… Hydro Bibb, Avocado, Heirloom Tomato, Pistachio Feta dressed in a Lemon Oregano Vinaigrette… This dish presents itself as huge however once you start it, you realize it’s Bibb, and Bibb is light. Nice touch with the Pistachio. It gave the salad a whole different texture.
At my servers comical suggestion, the main course tonight, Seared U10 Scallops… Lobstah & Mushroom Risotto, Shaved Asparagus, Parmesan and Truffle Oil Arugula… Another fantastic dish! The Lobstah Risotto was loaded with large Claw meat and packed with flavor.
And as with so many nights before this, I finish with a Cappuccino…
Fun night, great Oceanside setting, friendly staff and great cuisine. What more could one possibly ask for? When you come here, tell ‘em Paul sent you and be sure to ask for Blake to be your server. He was awesome!
4.5 based on 50 reviews
Move over Ben and Jerry's, Hodgies has you beat. It may not be what you expect as Hodgies has removed all artificial coloring (so what if the mint chocolate chip is not that bright green color you are used to), the flavors are incredible. Be aware, the cones sizes are huge. I usually get a quarter kiddie cone. So pay attention or you may get much more than you might expect, but plan to be pleased with the results. There are no bad choices at Hodgies.
4.5 based on 48 reviews
My companion and I could not find anything on the dessert menu at a restaurant up the street that appealed to us. Our server suggested the Buttermilk Baking Company. She steered us right. Companion expected me to choose my usual chocolate indulgence. I threw her for a loop by ordering one of their mini-pecan pies. She had a butter shortbread cookie. The bakery offers so many unusual delicacies that we would recommend it for dessert, no matter where you dine in Newburyport.
If you are fortunate, you can get one of the tables on their small entryway, sit, eat your dessert, and watch the people pass by. One lady went in for dessert while her husband stayed with their Labradoodle. When she emerged with the treats, doggie was wondering what Mommy had bought for him. Newburyport is probably the most dog-friendly city we have ever been in. Eating dessert at the Buttermilk and watching the constant parade of canines is such unexpected and spontaneous fun!
4.5 based on 125 reviews
My wife and I went to Port City Sandwich in Newburyport MA on Labor Day 2017. The menu was extensive with intetesting choices. I got the four cheese grilled cheese sandwich- cheddar, swiss, american and provolone. The sandwich was not melted enough and it tasted like just a glob of cheese. You could not taste any one cheese.
My wife got the southwestern wrap. I tried a bit of hers and it was good but a little too spicy but I am a wimp when it comes to spicy food.
I would definitely try them again. They were very busy when we went in and they have so many choices.
4 based on 206 reviews
This place was so good the first night, that we went back there again the second night. It's not a fancy place, but WOW is the food delicious! Everything from the appetizers to the desserts were great! If you love seafood, this is your go to place. The shrimp cocktails were some of the best shrimp we've ever had. We both had different variations of lobster each night and it was excellent. We had two wonderful waitresses, Liz the first night and Nancy the second. Both ladies were so down to earth and friendly and we had a wonderful time conversing with them. If ever back in Salisbury we would definitely go back again!
4.5 based on 181 reviews
Can't miss with a stop in here. A local place with a sporty atmosphere but not rowdy. A wait is well worth it - generally quick turnover. Fancier places in town but none with just plain dependable good food at very reasonable prices. Nice selection of draft beer. Make sure you check out the 'specials' - I wish some were always on the menu. Don't let the parking lot turn you off - you will find a space.
4.5 based on 124 reviews
A unique brick building w/tin ceilings set within a neighborhood. Formerly an appliance store, there is a cut out in the wood floors where the lift use to be to bring items up from or down to the basement.
My family recently gathered at Phat Cat's for a birthday celebration... and it was a wonderful experience from start to finish. With a reservation, we were seated immediately.
The atmosphere is funky - a cross between rustic and 19th-century industrial. The service is friendly and attentive... and the food is superb. The restaurant is helmed by a husband and wife team. He's the chef and she's a baker. This makes for a delightful meal from start to finish.
House-made bread was followed by appetizers: mussels, calamari, and a bleu cheese dip. The portions were generous, but all three disappeared quickly. The menu offers something for everyone - from burgers to seafood to pasta. Daily specials were also tempting. The seven dishes we ordered were all excellent.
Desserts are all house-made - including the ice cream! - and well worth the effort. We tried five, and all were hits.
I only get to the Amesbury area every year or so... but I'm already planning to have dinner at Phat Cat's on my next visit. This restaurant is a real gem.
4.5 based on 47 reviews
We are frequent visitors, miss our waiters that knew our order, usaly great service, today we had to flag our waiter down, no check backs, the food was outstanding as usual. We never go for Chinese any where else. The host and sour soup far above others! We will be back but will sit in the bar.
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