If you’d rather skip the cooking this year, you’re in luck. Several beloved restaurants across Cape Cod, the South Coast, and Boston are serving festive Thanksgiving meals. From seaside buffets to elegant three-course feasts, here’s where to gather for a memorable holiday meal.
The holidays are a wonderful time to connect with friends and family, but hosting a holiday gathering can feel overwhelming. From planning the menu to setting the mood, it’s easy to get caught up in perfection. The good news? With a little preparation and a relaxed mindset, you can host a memorable holiday gathering without the stress—whether you’re entertaining in a Cape Cod cottage, a city apartment, or anywhere in between. From your first gathering in a starter home to hosting in a spacious property with room to spread out, these strategies adapt to any space and style. Here’s how.
Across Massachusetts, a home that needs work often comes with age and character. From historic brick rowhouses and Federal-style homes in Boston’s Beacon Hill and Charlestown, to antique Colonials and Victorian-style homes along the South Coast, and charming cottages on the Cape, these older properties tell a story — and they often come at a better price. A home that needs work gives buyers the chance to create a space that fits their style while building long-term value.
Your fall drink bucket list starts here. From maple-kissed espressos on Cape Cod to torched marshmallow-topped lattes in Boston to caramel-spiked apple cider on the South Coast of Massachusetts, cafes are serving up some seriously creative seasonal sips. Whether you’re Team Pumpkin Spice or prefer something unexpected, these 5 fall drinks are worth the drive.