Northshore Magazine

July 2014

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

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129 a wide selection of eco-friendly home goods and clothing, while The Menage Gallery features handmade wood furniture and décor. If you're hungry, eateries abound in downtown Gloucester. For a super solid sandwich and a taste of the city's Italian roots, Virgilio's, a local institution, can't be beat. Feeling more like a sit- down meal on a waterfront deck? Latitude 43 is always a good choice for creative seafood-heavy fare and fun modern sushi. If you are new to Gloucester, swing down Stacy Boulevard to see the Gloucester Fishermen's Memorial—often called The Man at the Wheel— the quintessential symbol of the city. Around the corner is Stage Fort Park. Historically the site of massive platforms for drying fish, the park is now a popular recreation spot featuring a small beach, playgrounds, picnic tables, and a spacious grassy area for picnics and play. To reach the remaining two towns that constitute Cape Ann, hop back on Route 128, or meander down back roads if you haven't had your fill of magnificent ocean scenery. Clockwise, Eastern Point Lighthouse; Fishermen's Memorial; neighborhood snapshot; and Virgilio's Italian Bakery Picnic Spot WILLOW REST Stop at this fun little eatery/shop for goodies—its sandwiches and pizzas make for the ideal picnic fare. willowrest.com NB_NS July 14_RoadTrip.indd 129 5/12/14 12:50 PM

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