Restaurants in Salem
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Bella Verona
The striped awning and overflowing flower boxes are the perfect gateway into this romantic trattoria in the heart of Salem. Owner Giogio Manzana has brought the flavors from his home region (Verona, of course) and the results are delightful. Aside from the impeccable food and service, this place is cozy, ie crowded. Don't plan on discussing anything too private over your plates of pasta.
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Old Spot
- Salem, USA
- Restaurants › Pub
It's pub food, to be sure, but so perfectly prepared that it becomes a dining experience – a meat pie with beef and lamb in a Guinness stew, a slow-roasted pork sammie where the pork melts in your mouth, irresistible sweet potato fries. Dim lighting and plush pillows make the place extra comfortable and cozy.
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Rockmore Floating Restaurant
- Salem, USA
- Restaurants › Other
That’s right: floating. Set on a barge in the middle of Salem Harbor, this clam shack is the ultimate place to refuel on a hot summer day. Catch the free shuttle boat from the Congress St bridge, but don’t forget to tip the captain.
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A Taste of Cilantro
This is great for a quick, inexpensive Mexican meal.
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Finz
The highlight is the gracious, spacious dining room with three walls of windows overlooking Salem Harbor. The kitchen keeps customers sated, with seafood of course.
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Front Street Coffeehouse
- Salem, USA
- Restaurants › Café
A cool place to sip a caffe latte or munch on a giant sandwich. This is where multipierced urban youth, well-groomed soccer moms and out-of-town visitors all find common ground.
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Grapevine
Dine alfresco in the lovely flower-filled courtyard or tuck into the romantic dining room. This Mediterranean gem is frequently rated among Boston’s best restaurants. The menu changes seasonally but pasta, seafood and meats are always artfully prepared and presented.
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Lyceum Bar & Grill
This historic building has hosted some of America’s foremost orators in its lecture halls, from Daniel Webster to Henry David Thoreau. Today the elegant dining room is one of Salem’s top dining spots. The New England fare is traditional but not tired, and service is always excellent.
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Red’s Sandwich Shop
- Salem, USA
- Restaurants › Diner
This Salem institution has been serving eggs and sandwiches to faithful customers for over 50 years. The food is hearty and basic, but the real attraction is Red’s old-school decor, complete with counter service and friendly faces. It’s housed in the old London Coffee House building (around since 1698).
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Cilantro
The North Shore goes south of the border. This is not your mama’s Mexican food, though. Cilantro’s menu uses inventive dishes like sea bass al naranjo (seabass with oranges) or albondigas al chipotle (cheese-stuffed meatballs) to draw out the subtle textures and flavors that sometimes get lost in your average taco.
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