Amazing French restaurant, ranked among best in the state on Trip Advisor and winner of a slew of well-deserved awards. Sweetbreads are out of this world—as is just about everything else.
Down home Eastern Shore food in a fun, down-home space. Cream of crab soup is a winner. Live music Thu-Sat. And it's 527 Poplar Street, not Race Street.
This joint has been reinvented from a dump into a cool nautical-themed hangout with surprisingly good food coming out of an itty-bitty kitchen. It's 404 Race Street, not 414 ...
This gastropub has been packing them in since opening in 2011. Strong focus on local ingredients. Best place in town for breakfast, too.
Underground Railroad heroine was born hereabouts. This little museum is staffed by volunteers. Plus, there's a historic marker a few blocks away, in front of the courthouse at Church and High Streets.
Beautiful three block stroll along High Street between downtown and the waterfront. Brick road lined with great old houses. Leads to the spot where a replica lighthouse is going up on the waterfront.
Make sure to meet the mandolin-playing owner and all-around fabulous character, Joy Staniforth. Gallery and shop up front, another gallery out back, working artist studios upstairs.
Like Mardi Gras, get it? One-of-a-kind Eastern Shore-themed t-shirts, hoodies, and knick-knacks, as well as an array of top hot sauces from around the country. An Eastern Shore State of Mind.
Just might be the oldest seafood processing plant in the country. Founded in 1890 and the watermen are still unloading catches here every day. Outdoor dining next door at Snapper's Waterfront Cafe.
Many more shops and stops in this downtown. The website this community nonprofit runs has all the shop listings and event calendar info you could ask for. www.cambridgemainstreet.com
