Guidebook for Duxbury
Food Scene
Farfar's Danish Ice Cream Shop
272 St George StWhere all the locals go for Ice Cream!
French Memories
459 Washington StFabulous French cafe where all the locals go.
Bongi's Turkey Roost
414 Kingstown WayFantastic turkey pies, fried chicken, turkey sandwiches and more!
Try out the original Island Creek Oysters - sold globally, they were founded and still operate out of Duxbury.
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Island Creek Oysters
403-9 Washington StTry out the original Island Creek Oysters - sold globally, they were founded and still operate out of Duxbury.
Arguably the best restaurant around, it is not cheap, but the food is amazing. Think fine dining.
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Solstice
63 Summer StArguably the best restaurant around, it is not cheap, but the food is amazing. Think fine dining.
Isaac's
114 Water StFantastic seafood and am amazing view of Plymouth Harbor.
Quan's Kitchen
871 Washington StThe best Chinese food we have ever eaten anywhere in the world.
Everything Else
Standish Monument
On a clear day from the top you can see quite a distance.
Alden House Museum
105 Alden StFamous Duxbury resident who came over on the Mayflower.
North Hill Country Club
29 Merry Ave9 Hole Golf Course
King Caesar Lane
King Caesar LaneVisit the historical King Caesar House
Arts & Culture
Duxbury Beach
A beautiful beach loved by locals and visitors alike.
Only a mile from our home, Tarklin has 2 tennis courts and 2 baseball fields.
Tarkiln Community Center of Duxbury
245 Summer StreetOnly a mile from our home, Tarklin has 2 tennis courts and 2 baseball fields.
Sightseeing
The second largest wooden bridge in the world. Great for fishing or enjoying the beautiful beach,
Powder Point Bridge
Powder Point BridgeThe second largest wooden bridge in the world. Great for fishing or enjoying the beautiful beach,
Washington Street
Washington StreetLarge, historic homes, great for sightseeing.