The delicious New England seafood shack aromas waft down Quincy Shore Drive and Wollaston Beach. Come for the fried clams, stay for the surprising Lebanese bonus menu items, such as tender falafel and tabouli. Don't miss the perfect french fries.
The Beachcomber is the perfect place to sip some refreshing beverages while spending the afternoon at Wollaston Beach. They offer entertainment and karaoke, and some very big names played here back in the day.
Wollaston Station is one of the four MBTA Red Line Stations in Quincy. Like most of the other stations here in Quincy, reasonable parking rates are available for people with longer commutes to the T.
This is a fairly typical residential street in the Wollaston neighborhood of Quincy. The residences are generally single family homes, with some multifamilies. Quincy.
Babycakes is one of the top cupcake bakeries in the greater Boston area. It's signature cupcake, the "babycake" is reminiscent of a hostess cupcake, but much better, definitely worth a trip just for cupcakes! Quincy.
No list of the best bar pizzas in Eastern Massachusetts would be complete without mention of the Alumni Cafe. The crowd can be a little rough around the edges, but generally harmless.
This is a Quincy hidden gem. Delicious homemade ice cream in as many flavors as you could imagine. The icecream sandwich is the real standout on the menu. Big enough to share, but so reasonably priced why would you?!
Don't let the unassuming no-frills exterior fool you, Fuji is one of the best sushi restaurants you can find. For flashier nights out and scorpion bowls, try its sister Fuji in downtown Quincy.
