Explore the Quincy Area

Shopping

• South Shore Plaza — Major regional shopping destination with department stores, national retailers, specialty stores and dining.
• The Launch at Hingham Shipyard — Waterfront shopping, dining and entertainment in a distinctive South Shore setting.
• Legacy Place — Open-air shopping, dining and entertainment destination in Dedham.
• Derby Street Shops — Attractive open-air shopping center in Hingham with national retailers, restaurants and everyday conveniences.
• University Station — Large shopping destination with stores including Target, Wegmans, Nordstrom Rack, Marshalls and HomeGoods.

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Recommended Restaurants

• Masons Steakhouse — Upscale steakhouse and New American dining; a strong choice for a special dinner.
• Lê Madeline — Acclaimed modern Vietnamese restaurant and one of Quincy’s standout dining choices.
• Dotty’s Kitchen & Raw Bar — Seafood, oysters, raw-bar selections and cocktails in a polished but approachable setting.
• Alba Restaurant — Long-established upscale Quincy restaurant known for steak, seafood and special-occasion dining.
• Rubato — Acclaimed Hong Kong-style café serving creative comfort food and casual dishes.
• Wei Shu Wu Hot Pot — Sichuan-style hot pot with richly flavored broths, premium meats and a wide selection of ingredients for the table.
• Tony’s Clam Shop — Classic Wollaston Beach institution known for fried clams, lobster rolls and New England seafood.
• Pearl & Lime — Casual Latin-inspired restaurant with tacos, cocktails and a lively atmosphere.
• Yaowarat Thai Street Foods — Thai-Chinese street food with noodles, rice dishes and strong value.
• Gennaro’s Eatery — Long-time local Italian favorite for pizza, pasta and home-style dishes.
• Bravo Pizzeria — Strong local choice for pizza and casual takeout.
• Fowler House Cafe — Long-time Quincy favorite known for South Shore bar pizza, sandwiches and casual American food.
• Mignosa’s Fruit Basket — Old-school local deli known for generously sized subs and sandwiches.
• Craig’s Cafe — Popular breakfast and lunch restaurant.
• Emma Lisa’s Breakfast & Lunch — Neighborhood favorite for breakfast and lunch.
• Granite Street Cafe — Classic breakfast and brunch destination with American and Irish influences.

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Grocery Stores

• Star Market — Convenient full-service supermarket for everyday groceries.
• Stop & Shop — Full-service supermarket with a broad everyday selection and pharmacy services.
• Roxie’s Market of Quincy — Local market known for fresh meats, produce and neighborhood convenience.
• Fruit Center Marketplace — Well-regarded market with strong produce, specialty foods, prepared items and quality grocery selections.
• H Mart — Large Korean and Asian supermarket with produce, seafood, prepared foods and international specialty products.
• Wegmans — Large supermarket known for prepared foods, bakery, specialty departments and extensive grocery selection.

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Parks & Outdoors

• Blue Hills Reservation — One of the region’s major outdoor destinations, with thousands of acres of wooded landscape, extensive hiking trails, scenic viewpoints and designated mountain-biking areas.
• Wollaston Beach / Quincy Shores Reservation — A long stretch of shoreline with walking and biking paths, recreation and broad views across Quincy Bay.
• World’s End — Scenic South Shore reservation with shoreline views, wooded landscapes and miles of historic carriage paths.
• Squantum Point Park — Waterfront park with walking paths, Boston skyline views, birdwatching, fishing and access for kayaking.
• Neponset River Greenway / Quincy RiverWalk — Walking and biking routes offering access to river and estuary scenery and views toward Boston.
• Quincy Quarries Reservation — Distinctive outdoor area combining Quincy’s granite history with walking, picnicking and rock-climbing opportunities.

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Golf

• Granite Links — Distinctive 27-hole golf facility with dramatic Boston skyline views and public access.
• George Wright Golf Course — Outstanding Donald Ross municipal course and one of the strongest public-golf experiences in Greater Boston.
• South Shore Country Club — Well-regarded municipal course in Hingham with a classic Wayne Stiles design.
• Widow’s Walk Golf Course — Scenic public course in Scituate with a distinctive coastal setting.
• Presidents Golf Course — Public Quincy course and a convenient local option.

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Boston Favorites

• Museum of Fine Arts, Boston — One of the region’s essential art museums.
• Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum — Art, architecture and its distinctive courtyard setting.
• Museum of Science — Interactive science and technology exhibits for adults and families.
• New England Aquarium — Major Boston waterfront attraction centered around marine life.
• Fenway Park — Red Sox baseball and tours of one of the country’s most recognizable ballparks.

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History & Heritage

• Adams National Historical Park — Explore the Quincy homes and history of John Adams and John Quincy Adams.
• Freedom Trail — Boston’s classic walk connecting important Revolutionary-era sites.
• USS Constitution & USS Constitution Museum — Naval history and “Old Ironsides” at the Charlestown Navy Yard.
• Minute Man National Historical Park — Revolutionary War sites throughout Lexington and Concord.
• John F. Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum — Presidential history in a striking Boston waterfront setting.
• Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum — Interactive interpretation of one of the defining events leading to the American Revolution.

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Something Different

• American Heritage Museum — Exceptional collection of tanks, military vehicles and military-history exhibits.
• Battleship Cove — Historic naval vessels including the battleship Massachusetts.
• Harvard Museum of Natural History — Natural-history collections including the famous Glass Flowers.
• MIT Museum — Science, technology, engineering and innovation.
• deCordova Sculpture Park — Contemporary outdoor sculpture in nearby Lincoln.

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Worth the Drive

• Peabody Essex Museum — Major art and cultural museum in Salem.
• Plimoth Patuxet Museums & Mayflower II — Living-history experience in Plymouth.
• New Bedford Whaling Museum — Major maritime and whaling-history collection.
• Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston — Contemporary art in a dramatic Boston Harbor setting.

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North of Boston

• Salem — History, museums, waterfront and a lively downtown.
• Gloucester — Working waterfront, seafood, beaches and coastal scenery.
• Rockport — Bearskin Neck, galleries, shops and classic New England coastline.
• Newburyport — Attractive downtown with shopping, dining and waterfront.
• Portsmouth, New Hampshire — Historic waterfront city with excellent restaurants, shopping and a walkable downtown.
• Ogunquit, Maine — Beach, Marginal Way and Perkins Cove.

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South of Boston

• Plymouth — Waterfront, history, Plimoth Patuxet Museums and Mayflower II.
• Cape Cod — Beaches, seaside villages, shopping, seafood and coastal scenery.
• Newport, Rhode Island — Historic mansions, Cliff Walk, harbor and downtown.
• Providence, Rhode Island — Restaurants, arts, shopping and historic neighborhoods.

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West & Inland

• Concord & Lexington — Revolutionary history, historic town centers and nearby Walden Pond.
• Old Sturbridge Village — One of New England’s best-known living-history destinations.
• Wachusett Mountain Area — Hiking, scenic views, fall foliage and skiing depending on the season.
• The Berkshires — Scenic western Massachusetts known for mountain landscapes, charming towns, summer arts and music, and especially beautiful fall foliage. Tanglewood is a major summer destination for outdoor concerts and performances.

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A Little Farther, But Worth It

• Martha’s Vineyard — A full-day island excursion with coastal towns, beaches, shops and restaurants.
• Kennebunkport, Maine — Classic Maine coastal village with shops, restaurants and scenic waterfront areas.

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