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Northshore April 2021

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NORTHSHOREMAG.COM 30 APRIL 2021 Too often, urban redevelopment projects polish places to such a shine that one neighborhood is indistinguishable from the next. But that's not happening with the revitalization of downtown Haverhill, which is staying true to its gritty, interesting vibe while becoming a lively and energetic hub for the city. Today, its Queen Anne-style industrial buildings have been reimagined as beautiful lofts, restaurants, and art studios, and exist easily alongside new developments like The Heights at Haverhill, a glass, mixed- use high-rise that glitters at the edge of the Merrimack River. The Heights, a Lupoli Companies property, is a perfect encapsulation of what Haverhill's future looks like, with an emphasis on luxury living, fine dining, and higher education, with its sun-drenched apartments and state-of-the-art commercial kitchens for Northern Essex Community College's culinary program. Later this year, it'll also boast two restaurants, the first-floor Bosa and the PHOTOGRAPHS, LEFT TO RIGHT COURTESY OF LUPOLI COMPANIES, BY SCOTT MURRY MUSTDO: E AT + D R I N K Enjoy burgers, beer, and all things pork at The Hidden Pig. 130 Washington St., 978-914- 6800, thehiddenpighaverhill.com Locally made beer on the outdoor deck or inside its historic bar makes an afternoon at The Tap Brewing Company just great. 100 Washington St., 978 374-1117, tapbrewingcompany.com Monthly themed wine dinners elevate an already great menu at Keon's. 105 Washington St., 978-521-0112, keons.com Essex Street Grille has a cozy brick interior and great food, making for a romantic night out. 25 Essex St., 978-372-4477, essexstreetgrillehaverhill.com Sample Texas and Southern cuisine like chicken and waffles and BBQ at G's Restaurant. 35 Washington St., Haverhill, 978- 377-0457 gshaverhill.com Barrio boasts tacos, tequila, and more on a charming stretch of the Merrimack River. 2 Merrimack St., 978-519-3967, barrio-tacos.com/location/haverhill Head to Wingate Street, just around the corner from the main downtown drag to dine at Shoe City Urban Bistro or its sister restaurant, The Peddler's Daughter Irish Restaurant & Pub. 44 Wingate St., 978-372-9555, thepeddlersdaughter.com Above, The Tap Brewing Company is a great spot for a brew and burger. Left, Rendering of The Heights at Haverhill. rooftop Bosa Bar, which has stunning views of the river from every vantage point. "Downtown Haverhill has been going through a huge revitalization and is becoming a robust, thriving area," says Sal Lupoli, president and CEO of Lupoli Companies. "It's known to many locals as restaurant row and now more great restaurants are popping up. We can't wait to up the ante with our rooftop bar and restaurant at The Heights." Downtown Haverhill is best seen on foot, thanks to an easy loop walk that's about 1.5 miles long and crosses the Merrimack River twice, incorporating the best of the downtown along with the Bradford Rail Trail. "Haverhill's just got such a funky, grungy, cool vibe to it," says Erin Padilla, a programs and operations director for Creative Haverhill. "It's just fun to walk downtown." Start your tour at the corner of Main Street and Merrimack Street, home to the Haverhill Farmer's Market from June to October. Across the street is Harbor Place, F A C E S + P L A C E S

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