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Northshore April 2019

Northshore magazine showcases the best that the North Shore of Boston, MA has to offer.

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NORTHSHOREMAG.COM 36 APRIL 2019 PHOTOGRAPHS BY KATIE NOBLE (TOP AND BOTOTM LEFT), BY ELISE SINAGRA (BOTTOM RIGHT), AND COURTESY OF LARK HOTELS (TOP RIGHT) NORTHSHOREMAG.COM S H O P + R E N E W e Cheese Shop of Salem Offering a global tour through cheese, cured meats, and constant new discover- ies among the beer and wine shelves, the Cheese Shop of Salem is a destination. Classes on sake and wine, Saturday's Epic Grilled Cheese pop-up, and a monthly wine club make this a dynamic food-loving community. 45 Lafayette St., 978-498-4820, thecheeseshopofsalem.com ROUGE All the brands you're looking for and many more to discover in skincare, makeup, hair, and fragrances in a cute downtown boutique. With services like special occasion hair & makeup, girls' night out, facials, and treatments, Rouge is a gem in Salem. 322 Derby St., 978-740-1044, rougesalem.com J MODE is stylish boutique on Front Street offers great style, shopping parties, and frequent-shopper discounts. 17 Front St., jmodefashions.com Roost & Company A downtown destination for handmade jewelry, candles, bath products, greeting cards, and sometimes even itinerary rehabbed furniture, Roost is a quirky go-to for locals and tourists alike. 40 Front St., 978-744-4663, roostandcompany.com Hive & Forge Local artists and small business entrepreneurs sell homemade face creams, shampoos, leather goods, and jewelry at this hipster mecca. Plus, critters cover the walls and can be found in jars. 30 Church St., hiveandforge.com E AT + D R I N K Bambolina Wood-fired pizzas, roasted heirloom carrots, and marinated feta are a few of the things you will enjoy in this in a small, glowy setting make Bambolina a cozy neighborhood destination. 288 Derby St., 978-594-8709, bambolinarestaurant.com Ledger Located in the former Salem Savings Bank building, this huge bar is the place for after-work oysters and cocktails—or for a rous- ing Sunday brunch complete with fried Bussels sprout hash paired with the donut of the day. 125 Washington St., 978-594- 1908, ledgersalem.com OPUS At the massive bar, knowledgeable bartenders whip up crazy cocktails with names like Tell-Tale Heart and e Upside Down that go so well with the sushi or the to-die-for truffle fries. 87 Washington St., 978-744- 9600, salemopus.com Caramel e almond croissants are amazing, but then, so are the almond macarons at Caramel. Every item is gorgeous and perfect and wants to go home with you at this adorable French-owned patisserie. 281 Essex St., 978-594-0244, caramelpatisserie.com Good Night Fatty is pop-up featuring warm and gooey late-night cookies and milk is one of Salem's most quirky rituals. ey've been located down a dark alley behind Ledger, but are moving to a new space near the Common. goodnightfatty.com Firenze Trattoria Again and again, those in the know will tell you: is is the most authentic Tuscan food to be found in the area. 2 Lynde St., 978-219-1188, firenzesalem.com L I V E + P L AY e Merchant Built by acclaimed 18th-century architect Samuel McIntire, this property has seen a lot of changes since George Washington slept here. You'll be snapping photos for your own home renovation. ere is no skimping in the exquisite design of this intimate, chic boutique hotel. 148 Washington St., 978-745-8100, themerchantsalem.com Hawthorne Hotel is historic hotel has been a Salem Common landmark since 1925 and hosts citywide parties and private events throughout the year. 18 Washington Square West, 978-744-4080, hawthornehotel.com Hotel Salem With multiple bars and restaurants and rooms that hint at the department store this downtown building once was, Hotel Salem is in the middle of the action. 209 Essex St., 978-451-4950, thehotelsalem.com PEM With a new wing opening this fall housing the reinstalled massive collection and a new garden for quiet reflection, this world-class institution draws more and more of the world to Salem. 161 Essex St., 978-745-9500, pem.org House of the Seven Gables Whether you're touring the 350-year-old mansion or attending an event, you are sure to gain some insight into Salem's storied history. mission, 1 15 Derby St., 978-744-0991, 7gables.org FAC E S + P L AC E S Clockwise from top left, Goodnight Fatty, Hotel Salem, Ledger, and Caramel SALEM MUST-DO LIST

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