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Soufflés (14 Market Square) is a nifty little shop that offers kitchen essentials
and, by some people’s account, the best coffee in town (Downeast coffee, from
Maine). The owner stocks the shop with unique items, as much locally-made
product as possible and hand-made do-dads. “I try to keep on top window displays
are also very eye-catching. Hours are Monday-Saturday, 8 a.m.-6 p.m. and 10 a.
m.-5 p.m. on Sunday. (978) 465-1523; www.souffles.com
Ready for breakfast or a light lunch? Fowle’s (17 State St.) is one of the most
enduring features of the downtown. With old-style counter and booth seating, and
an adjacent newsstand featuring a large selection of newspapers and magazines,
Fowle’s has always been a popular meeting place in the city. On offer: coffee and
espresso drinks, soft drinks, hot or cold sandwiches, full breakfasts and pastries
for the hungry traveler. Open daily until 4 p.m.
(978) 463-8755
Imagine getting enough scent to last you a year for just $18! Venture further up
State Street to The Fragrance Bar, Inc. (35 State St.), which offers stock or
custom-blended Nantucket natural oils starting at $18 for a one-note oil -- or
create your own personal blend. The shop also features bath and body
accessories and bath products that can be infused with your own scent. Open
daily until 7 p.m. (978) 462-1288; http://www.nantucketnaturaloils.com
Even further up State Street is Kaya (41 State St.), a purveyor of fine silver, gold,
platinum and lapidary jewelry. Master jeweler and manager Kerim Kaya and his
nephew Erdim can and will customize a designs to suit any need, the most popular
being engagement and wedding rings. They use diamonds, of course, in their
designs but also offer a lot of unique and rate gemstones. “A lot of items are
specially made for the shop,” Kerim notes. Hours are Monday-Saturday, 10 a.m.-6
p.m. and Sunday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. (978) 465-1330
Around the corner from The Studio and a short walk down Pleasant Street is
Grand Trunk (at #53), an Old World market and vendor of fine cheeses, pâté,
wines, beers and everything that goes with them to make a delectable snack or
meal. The combination of smells, the low lighting, the planked floors and the finely
crafted displays all are a treat for the senses. Closed Mondays.
(978) 499-4441;www.grandtrunkimports.com
Ballotin Chocolates (16 Unicorn St.) is worth the side trip off Pleasant Street.
The boutique and café offers a “carefully edited” selection of the world’s finest
chocolate. Truffles, bonbons, hot chocolate, and bars and bark are literally eye
candy for the chocolate lover. The bonbons are so beautifully crafted and so
delicious it’s almost a crime to eat them at all. Also known for its great coffee.
Closed Monday and Tuesday. (978) 465-3800;www.ballotinchocolates.com
The Elephant’s Trunk (28 Inn St.) has been in business for 35 years. Claudia
Harris, president of the shop, describes the women’s fashions on offer as
“everyday divine.” The stock runs the gamut from very casual to dressy – but not
too dressy, if you get the drift – and accessories to complement the custom
“wearable art” designs. The jewelry fits in the same mold. Open daily to 6 p.m.
(978) 462-9707
And now presenting The Grog restaurant (13 Middle St.)! Another long-standing
Newburyport business, the pub has been delighting the palates of Newburyport for
36 years -- but there has been a restaurant operating in the building since 1855.
Three floors of fresh food, refreshment and entertainment have always been the
lure of the historic hub of Newburyport. Menu items available 11:30 a.m.-9 p.m.
Monday through Friday; to 10 p.m. Friday/Saturday and 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Sunday.
(978) 465-8008., www.thegrog.com
Further east, still in town but not along the main byways, is The Tannery (50
Water St.), a small but burgeoning shopping mall created from old mill buildings.
A lifestyle store – that’s the best description of Wish Basket, located in Mill
building #1. “We get a lot of people from Boston who come here not necessarily
as tourists,” says owner Kerry Vaughan. She’s got furniture, fine linens, bath and
body and even specialty foods in her 3,400 square foot space. It’s an eclectic mix
of product and a local favorite that’s been in the city for 21 years. Call for hours,
(978) 465-1515
Across the hall from there is the Jabberwocky Book Shop and Eureka!, a toy
store. Owner Nancy Streeter plays the toys off children’s books that relate to the
toys. Her sister, Susan Little, owns the adjoining book store. “I took her books and
surrounded them with toys,” Nancy says. It’s a unique combination of educational
toys and books in the same display that has sparked the imagination of many a
child. Hours are 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday-Saturday and
12 p.m.-6 p.m. Sunday. (978) 465-9359
and, by some people’s account, the best coffee in town (Downeast coffee, from
Maine). The owner stocks the shop with unique items, as much locally-made
product as possible and hand-made do-dads. “I try to keep on top window displays
are also very eye-catching. Hours are Monday-Saturday, 8 a.m.-6 p.m. and 10 a.
m.-5 p.m. on Sunday. (978) 465-1523; www.souffles.com
Ready for breakfast or a light lunch? Fowle’s (17 State St.) is one of the most
enduring features of the downtown. With old-style counter and booth seating, and
an adjacent newsstand featuring a large selection of newspapers and magazines,
Fowle’s has always been a popular meeting place in the city. On offer: coffee and
espresso drinks, soft drinks, hot or cold sandwiches, full breakfasts and pastries
for the hungry traveler. Open daily until 4 p.m.
(978) 463-8755
Imagine getting enough scent to last you a year for just $18! Venture further up
State Street to The Fragrance Bar, Inc. (35 State St.), which offers stock or
custom-blended Nantucket natural oils starting at $18 for a one-note oil -- or
create your own personal blend. The shop also features bath and body
accessories and bath products that can be infused with your own scent. Open
daily until 7 p.m. (978) 462-1288; http://www.nantucketnaturaloils.com
Even further up State Street is Kaya (41 State St.), a purveyor of fine silver, gold,
platinum and lapidary jewelry. Master jeweler and manager Kerim Kaya and his
nephew Erdim can and will customize a designs to suit any need, the most popular
being engagement and wedding rings. They use diamonds, of course, in their
designs but also offer a lot of unique and rate gemstones. “A lot of items are
specially made for the shop,” Kerim notes. Hours are Monday-Saturday, 10 a.m.-6
p.m. and Sunday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. (978) 465-1330
Around the corner from The Studio and a short walk down Pleasant Street is
Grand Trunk (at #53), an Old World market and vendor of fine cheeses, pâté,
wines, beers and everything that goes with them to make a delectable snack or
meal. The combination of smells, the low lighting, the planked floors and the finely
crafted displays all are a treat for the senses. Closed Mondays.
(978) 499-4441;www.grandtrunkimports.com
Ballotin Chocolates (16 Unicorn St.) is worth the side trip off Pleasant Street.
The boutique and café offers a “carefully edited” selection of the world’s finest
chocolate. Truffles, bonbons, hot chocolate, and bars and bark are literally eye
candy for the chocolate lover. The bonbons are so beautifully crafted and so
delicious it’s almost a crime to eat them at all. Also known for its great coffee.
Closed Monday and Tuesday. (978) 465-3800;www.ballotinchocolates.com
The Elephant’s Trunk (28 Inn St.) has been in business for 35 years. Claudia
Harris, president of the shop, describes the women’s fashions on offer as
“everyday divine.” The stock runs the gamut from very casual to dressy – but not
too dressy, if you get the drift – and accessories to complement the custom
“wearable art” designs. The jewelry fits in the same mold. Open daily to 6 p.m.
(978) 462-9707
And now presenting The Grog restaurant (13 Middle St.)! Another long-standing
Newburyport business, the pub has been delighting the palates of Newburyport for
36 years -- but there has been a restaurant operating in the building since 1855.
Three floors of fresh food, refreshment and entertainment have always been the
lure of the historic hub of Newburyport. Menu items available 11:30 a.m.-9 p.m.
Monday through Friday; to 10 p.m. Friday/Saturday and 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Sunday.
(978) 465-8008., www.thegrog.com
Further east, still in town but not along the main byways, is The Tannery (50
Water St.), a small but burgeoning shopping mall created from old mill buildings.
A lifestyle store – that’s the best description of Wish Basket, located in Mill
building #1. “We get a lot of people from Boston who come here not necessarily
as tourists,” says owner Kerry Vaughan. She’s got furniture, fine linens, bath and
body and even specialty foods in her 3,400 square foot space. It’s an eclectic mix
of product and a local favorite that’s been in the city for 21 years. Call for hours,
(978) 465-1515
Across the hall from there is the Jabberwocky Book Shop and Eureka!, a toy
store. Owner Nancy Streeter plays the toys off children’s books that relate to the
toys. Her sister, Susan Little, owns the adjoining book store. “I took her books and
surrounded them with toys,” Nancy says. It’s a unique combination of educational
toys and books in the same display that has sparked the imagination of many a
child. Hours are 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday-Saturday and
12 p.m.-6 p.m. Sunday. (978) 465-9359
AGAVE MEXICAN BISTRO
50 State Street, Newburyport, MA. (978) 499-0428. Newburyport’s only Authentic Mexican restaurant. With 3 floors of dining, each having its own unique atmosphere. The menu includes a wide variety of dishes including tableside guacamole.
BLACK COW TAP & GRILL
Merrimac Street, Newburyport, MA. (978) 499-8811. Fine dining located on our beautiful harbor, open 7 days starting at 11:30 am
BOB LOBSTER
49 Plum Island Turnpike, Newbury, MA. (978) 465-7100. On the way to and from Plum Island. Fish market, lobster pound and eatery. Open year-round. Dine in the rough: lobster rolls, lobster dinners, fried seafood, chowder, ice cream and more or take home fresh local fish, live or steamed lobsters or our own ready-to-bake seafood pies.
DAVID’S TAVERNE
11 Brown Square, Newburyport, MA. (978) 462-8077. A local favorite for over 17 years. Located in the historic Garrison Inn, David’s features fresh cut steaks, fresh grilled seafood, pizzas, unique house specialties & a raw bar. Child care while you dine, acoustic entertainment on the weekends & special event catering for all occasions. Sunday buffet brunch is served from 10:00 to 2:30.
FOWLE’S
17 State Street, Newburyport, MA. (978) 463-8855. Located in historic Fowle’s Building in downtown Newburyport, we offer breakfast specialties such as homemade buttermilk pancakes, omelettes, lemon raspberry french toast and corned beef hash. Lunch features grilled paninis, cold sandwiches on thick-sliced bakery fresh bread, soups and salads.
GIUSEPPE’S
257 Low Street, Newburyport, MA. (978) 465-2225. Homemade Italian specialties. Casual eat in luncheon, semi-formal eat in dinner, to go meals made to order or premade ready to go daily; large party trays available. Now open Fridays & Saturdays until 9:00 pm. Serving beer & wine, many daily specials!
GLENN’S
44 Merrimac Street, Newburyport, MA. (978) 465-3811. From the whimsical fish motif and “cool” neon lights to the artistically arranged plates, and imaginative prices on the menu, Glenn’s Restaurant & Cool Bar is a place to sit back, take in the “show” from the open kitchen, and dine on some of the best food from around the world. Serving dinner Tuesday-Sunday from 5:30 p.m. Reservations arerecommended.
THE GROG SHOP
13 Middle Street, Newburyport, MA .(978) 465-8008. Everyone meets at the Grog. Full service family restaurant. Live entertainment Tuesdays thru Sundays.
JOSEPH’S WINTER STREET CAFE
24 Winter Street, Newburyport, MA. (978) 462-1188. Voted the best in cosmopolitan & romantic dining in the North Shore. Jazz piano 6 nights (Closed Sun. except for functions). Friday Lunch 12-3pm. Holiday lunch served Mon - Fri in December. Function room available. Cozy fireplace cocktail lounge waiting to be discovered. Outdoor dining on our garden piazza summer & early fall. Private dining rooms available for cocktail parties & intimate parties of 10 to parties of 50.
MICHAEL’S HARBORSIDE
Tournament Wharf, Newburyport, MA (978) 462-7785. Your favorite waterfront restaurant with eclectic creative cuisine. Enjoy the deck overlooking the Merrimack River in the summer. Live music. Special Monday family night; Tuesday pasta night and Wednesday lobster night. Caterer of the Phoenix Room of Newburyport. Literally harborside, Upstairs at Michael’s is the area’s largest entertainment venue, featuring a full weeknight entertainment schedule and a live music line up on the weekends.
MISSION OAK GRILL
26 Green Street, Newburyport, MA. (978) 463-9009. Oak Grill is an inviting, warm restaurant elegantly decorated with wood tones and classic leather. Guests can dine in our bustling mission-style dining room as well as at our spacious and lively bar. Serving a full menu seven days a week, our many steaks are simply prepared using fresh local ingredients of the highest quality. Mission Oak Grill welcomes you to join us for dinner and to sample our extensive International wine list. We are sure you will find the service to be exemplary and your experience to be
wonderful, time and time again.
MR. INDIA
Authentic Indian & Nepali Cuisine. 114 Merrimac Street, Newburyport, MA. (978) 465-8600. Serving lunch buffet from 11:00am to 3:30pm, Tuesday - Sunday. Dinner from 3:00 to 10:00pm seven days a week. Multiple gold awards winner & voted Best of the Best (3 years running!). Fine dining & authentic Indian & Nepali cuisine. Buffet luncheon specials start at $6.95.
NOT YOUR AVERAGE JOE’S
One Market Square, inside Firehouse Center, Newburyport, MA. (978) 462-3808. Creative casual cuisine. Located in the heart of Market Square in downtown Newburyport - at the Firehouse Theatre.
PLUM ISLAND GRILLE
Sunset Boulevard, Newbury, MA .(978) 463-2290. A fun, funky, fabulous restaurant with sensational food, spirited service, stunning sunsets and panoramic marsh views. Chef/owner Francis Broadbery’s world-class creative cuisine artfully blends elegance, simplicity, and passion. Open year round.
POWOW RIVER GRILLE
33 Main Street, Amesbury, MA. (978) 388-2300. Stunningly beautiful restaurant situated on the Powow River in historic downtown Amesbury, MA. Spirited service and world-class, ethnic inspired cuisine are the hallmarks of the Powow. Established and operated by the owners of the famed Plum Island Grille in Newbury, MA, this spectacular space features an open kitchen, 30 seat wrap-around bar, mezzanine seating for private functions, and magnificent views.
THE PURPLE ONION
44 Inn Street, Newburyport, MA. (978) 465-9600. Fun, funky & incredibly yummy creations to satisfy your tastebuds. Eat in, take out and catering. We have paninis, wraps, soups, quiche, salad, and rice bowls - food so good it’ll make you cry!
RISTORANTE MOLISE
1 Market Square, Amesbury, MA. (978) 388-4844. Fine Italian dining in a friendly atmosphere. Extensive wine list. Available for small private parties and business meetings. Catering services, gift certificates, handicap accessible. Take out service available. Make your special event an occasion to remember with fine catering from Ristorante Molise. Whether your event is casual, or calls for a truly extravagant meal, we offer menu services that are perfect for all your catering needs.
RIVER MERRIMAC BAR AND GRILL
50 Water Street, Unit 304, Newburyport, MA (978) 463-4040. Casual fine dining on two floors with fireplaces and
views of the Merrimack River. Featuring only the best quality prime rib, steak, fresh local fish, Vegetarian dishes
and specials deliciously prepared daily. Second floor bar opens at 4pm daily and dinner or appetiers served
throughout starting at 5pm.
STARBOARD GALLEY RESTAURANT
55 Water Street, Newburyport, MA. (978) 462-1326. A favorite local restaurant, offering fresh lobsters, seafood, extensive landlubbers choices, daily specials and cocktails in a casual atmosphere overlooking the beautiful Merrimack River. Open year round for lunch & dinner. Dine in one of our 5 dining rooms or on the outside deck. Private function rooms, catering & takeout also available. A way of life in Newburyport for over 30 years.
TEN CENTER STREET RESTAURANT AND PUB
10 Center Street, Newburyport, MA. (978) 462-6652. Join us in our historical home for superb food in a casually elegant setting. Enjoy your libations by the fire. Beautiful dining rooms available for your private functions.
THIRSTY WHALE
24 - 26 Market Square, Newburyport, MA (978) 462-1140. Local pub in the heart of downtown Newburyport. Enjoy a cold beer in a casual environment with 3 flat screen TV’s and a state of the art “glycol” draft system. Enjoy a burger and other casual food from our Pub menu, or have one of our famous Bloody Marys which can be a meal in itself! Everything is homemade.
50 State Street, Newburyport, MA. (978) 499-0428. Newburyport’s only Authentic Mexican restaurant. With 3 floors of dining, each having its own unique atmosphere. The menu includes a wide variety of dishes including tableside guacamole.
BLACK COW TAP & GRILL
Merrimac Street, Newburyport, MA. (978) 499-8811. Fine dining located on our beautiful harbor, open 7 days starting at 11:30 am
BOB LOBSTER
49 Plum Island Turnpike, Newbury, MA. (978) 465-7100. On the way to and from Plum Island. Fish market, lobster pound and eatery. Open year-round. Dine in the rough: lobster rolls, lobster dinners, fried seafood, chowder, ice cream and more or take home fresh local fish, live or steamed lobsters or our own ready-to-bake seafood pies.
DAVID’S TAVERNE
11 Brown Square, Newburyport, MA. (978) 462-8077. A local favorite for over 17 years. Located in the historic Garrison Inn, David’s features fresh cut steaks, fresh grilled seafood, pizzas, unique house specialties & a raw bar. Child care while you dine, acoustic entertainment on the weekends & special event catering for all occasions. Sunday buffet brunch is served from 10:00 to 2:30.
FOWLE’S
17 State Street, Newburyport, MA. (978) 463-8855. Located in historic Fowle’s Building in downtown Newburyport, we offer breakfast specialties such as homemade buttermilk pancakes, omelettes, lemon raspberry french toast and corned beef hash. Lunch features grilled paninis, cold sandwiches on thick-sliced bakery fresh bread, soups and salads.
GIUSEPPE’S
257 Low Street, Newburyport, MA. (978) 465-2225. Homemade Italian specialties. Casual eat in luncheon, semi-formal eat in dinner, to go meals made to order or premade ready to go daily; large party trays available. Now open Fridays & Saturdays until 9:00 pm. Serving beer & wine, many daily specials!
GLENN’S
44 Merrimac Street, Newburyport, MA. (978) 465-3811. From the whimsical fish motif and “cool” neon lights to the artistically arranged plates, and imaginative prices on the menu, Glenn’s Restaurant & Cool Bar is a place to sit back, take in the “show” from the open kitchen, and dine on some of the best food from around the world. Serving dinner Tuesday-Sunday from 5:30 p.m. Reservations arerecommended.
THE GROG SHOP
13 Middle Street, Newburyport, MA .(978) 465-8008. Everyone meets at the Grog. Full service family restaurant. Live entertainment Tuesdays thru Sundays.
JOSEPH’S WINTER STREET CAFE
24 Winter Street, Newburyport, MA. (978) 462-1188. Voted the best in cosmopolitan & romantic dining in the North Shore. Jazz piano 6 nights (Closed Sun. except for functions). Friday Lunch 12-3pm. Holiday lunch served Mon - Fri in December. Function room available. Cozy fireplace cocktail lounge waiting to be discovered. Outdoor dining on our garden piazza summer & early fall. Private dining rooms available for cocktail parties & intimate parties of 10 to parties of 50.
MICHAEL’S HARBORSIDE
Tournament Wharf, Newburyport, MA (978) 462-7785. Your favorite waterfront restaurant with eclectic creative cuisine. Enjoy the deck overlooking the Merrimack River in the summer. Live music. Special Monday family night; Tuesday pasta night and Wednesday lobster night. Caterer of the Phoenix Room of Newburyport. Literally harborside, Upstairs at Michael’s is the area’s largest entertainment venue, featuring a full weeknight entertainment schedule and a live music line up on the weekends.
MISSION OAK GRILL
26 Green Street, Newburyport, MA. (978) 463-9009. Oak Grill is an inviting, warm restaurant elegantly decorated with wood tones and classic leather. Guests can dine in our bustling mission-style dining room as well as at our spacious and lively bar. Serving a full menu seven days a week, our many steaks are simply prepared using fresh local ingredients of the highest quality. Mission Oak Grill welcomes you to join us for dinner and to sample our extensive International wine list. We are sure you will find the service to be exemplary and your experience to be
wonderful, time and time again.
MR. INDIA
Authentic Indian & Nepali Cuisine. 114 Merrimac Street, Newburyport, MA. (978) 465-8600. Serving lunch buffet from 11:00am to 3:30pm, Tuesday - Sunday. Dinner from 3:00 to 10:00pm seven days a week. Multiple gold awards winner & voted Best of the Best (3 years running!). Fine dining & authentic Indian & Nepali cuisine. Buffet luncheon specials start at $6.95.
NOT YOUR AVERAGE JOE’S
One Market Square, inside Firehouse Center, Newburyport, MA. (978) 462-3808. Creative casual cuisine. Located in the heart of Market Square in downtown Newburyport - at the Firehouse Theatre.
PLUM ISLAND GRILLE
Sunset Boulevard, Newbury, MA .(978) 463-2290. A fun, funky, fabulous restaurant with sensational food, spirited service, stunning sunsets and panoramic marsh views. Chef/owner Francis Broadbery’s world-class creative cuisine artfully blends elegance, simplicity, and passion. Open year round.
POWOW RIVER GRILLE
33 Main Street, Amesbury, MA. (978) 388-2300. Stunningly beautiful restaurant situated on the Powow River in historic downtown Amesbury, MA. Spirited service and world-class, ethnic inspired cuisine are the hallmarks of the Powow. Established and operated by the owners of the famed Plum Island Grille in Newbury, MA, this spectacular space features an open kitchen, 30 seat wrap-around bar, mezzanine seating for private functions, and magnificent views.
THE PURPLE ONION
44 Inn Street, Newburyport, MA. (978) 465-9600. Fun, funky & incredibly yummy creations to satisfy your tastebuds. Eat in, take out and catering. We have paninis, wraps, soups, quiche, salad, and rice bowls - food so good it’ll make you cry!
RISTORANTE MOLISE
1 Market Square, Amesbury, MA. (978) 388-4844. Fine Italian dining in a friendly atmosphere. Extensive wine list. Available for small private parties and business meetings. Catering services, gift certificates, handicap accessible. Take out service available. Make your special event an occasion to remember with fine catering from Ristorante Molise. Whether your event is casual, or calls for a truly extravagant meal, we offer menu services that are perfect for all your catering needs.
RIVER MERRIMAC BAR AND GRILL
50 Water Street, Unit 304, Newburyport, MA (978) 463-4040. Casual fine dining on two floors with fireplaces and
views of the Merrimack River. Featuring only the best quality prime rib, steak, fresh local fish, Vegetarian dishes
and specials deliciously prepared daily. Second floor bar opens at 4pm daily and dinner or appetiers served
throughout starting at 5pm.
STARBOARD GALLEY RESTAURANT
55 Water Street, Newburyport, MA. (978) 462-1326. A favorite local restaurant, offering fresh lobsters, seafood, extensive landlubbers choices, daily specials and cocktails in a casual atmosphere overlooking the beautiful Merrimack River. Open year round for lunch & dinner. Dine in one of our 5 dining rooms or on the outside deck. Private function rooms, catering & takeout also available. A way of life in Newburyport for over 30 years.
TEN CENTER STREET RESTAURANT AND PUB
10 Center Street, Newburyport, MA. (978) 462-6652. Join us in our historical home for superb food in a casually elegant setting. Enjoy your libations by the fire. Beautiful dining rooms available for your private functions.
THIRSTY WHALE
24 - 26 Market Square, Newburyport, MA (978) 462-1140. Local pub in the heart of downtown Newburyport. Enjoy a cold beer in a casual environment with 3 flat screen TV’s and a state of the art “glycol” draft system. Enjoy a burger and other casual food from our Pub menu, or have one of our famous Bloody Marys which can be a meal in itself! Everything is homemade.
More Places to Dine in or near Newburyport, MA
More Places to Stay in or near Newburyport, MA
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The Clark Currier Inn, 45 Green Street, Newburyport MA 01950. 978-465-836. www.clarkcurrierinn.com.
8 Room Bed & Breakfast w/private bath, AC, and afternoon tea. Gardens with gazebo and outside sitting areas.
Children 10 and above welcome.
Country Garden Inn & Spa, 101 Main Street, Rowley MA 01969. 978-948-7773.
www.countrygardeninnandspa.com. On scenic Route 1A; over 4 acres, consisting of motel units, inn rooms,
cottages, & townhouses, most with jacuzzi & fireplace. Featuring in-room massages. All rooms equipped with
AC, color TV (free HBO) & free local phone calls. Outdoor heated pool, enclosed spa and exercise room.
Essex Street Inn, 7 Essex Street, Newburyport MA 01950. 978-465-3148 www.essexstreetinn.com. The Essex
Street Inn is a stunning and comfortable Inn located in the heart of historic downtown Newburyport. The Inn,
containing 37 beautifully appointed rooms and suites for both business and pleasure, is steps from casual and
elegant restaurants, fine and funky shopping and the famous waterfront.
The Garrison Inn, 11 Brown Square, Newburyport MA 01950. 978-499-8500 www.garrisoninn.com. Named in
honor of the great American Abolitionist, William Lloyd Garrison, our intimate 24-room boutique hotel has been
welcoming guests since 1850. Our luxurious residential ambience offers the graciousness and warmth of a fine
home, seamlessly blending historic tradition with modern amenities for today’s lifestyle. Set in the heart of
Newburyport’s historic city center.
Old Town Hill Guest House, 34 Newman Road, Newbury MA 01951. 978-462-8622.
www.oldtownhillguesthouse.com. A historic guest house in Newbury, MA. Escape for a long-weekend of country
living or rent by day, week, month or long-term furnished homemaking. The house can be rented in its entirety or
as separate bedrooms with shared common space. Pet friendly with deposit.
THE GREENLEAF INN Two great downtown locations, The Market Street Inn and The Greenleaf Inn! 978-465-5816.
http://www.greenleafinnnewburyport.com/. The Greenleaf Inn is one of Newburyport's real treasures. We have
opened this beautiful guest house year around to visitors staying a few days, weeks or months in the seacoast
area.
The Compass Rose is an elegant Federal-style 5-suite inn located on a quiet side street one block from both
Market Square and Newburyport's active and scenic waterfront. This newly constructed federal mansion offers
period ambiance with state of the art comfort and convenience. http://www.compassrosenewburyport.com/
167 Water is a riverfront bed & breakfast in an 1845 home in downtown Newburyport which features rooms filled
with African sculpture/decor and offers historic walking tours. http://www.167water.com/
escape, just minutes from downtown Newburyport.
The Clark Currier Inn, 45 Green Street, Newburyport MA 01950. 978-465-836. www.clarkcurrierinn.com.
8 Room Bed & Breakfast w/private bath, AC, and afternoon tea. Gardens with gazebo and outside sitting areas.
Children 10 and above welcome.
Country Garden Inn & Spa, 101 Main Street, Rowley MA 01969. 978-948-7773.
www.countrygardeninnandspa.com. On scenic Route 1A; over 4 acres, consisting of motel units, inn rooms,
cottages, & townhouses, most with jacuzzi & fireplace. Featuring in-room massages. All rooms equipped with
AC, color TV (free HBO) & free local phone calls. Outdoor heated pool, enclosed spa and exercise room.
Essex Street Inn, 7 Essex Street, Newburyport MA 01950. 978-465-3148 www.essexstreetinn.com. The Essex
Street Inn is a stunning and comfortable Inn located in the heart of historic downtown Newburyport. The Inn,
containing 37 beautifully appointed rooms and suites for both business and pleasure, is steps from casual and
elegant restaurants, fine and funky shopping and the famous waterfront.
The Garrison Inn, 11 Brown Square, Newburyport MA 01950. 978-499-8500 www.garrisoninn.com. Named in
honor of the great American Abolitionist, William Lloyd Garrison, our intimate 24-room boutique hotel has been
welcoming guests since 1850. Our luxurious residential ambience offers the graciousness and warmth of a fine
home, seamlessly blending historic tradition with modern amenities for today’s lifestyle. Set in the heart of
Newburyport’s historic city center.
Old Town Hill Guest House, 34 Newman Road, Newbury MA 01951. 978-462-8622.
www.oldtownhillguesthouse.com. A historic guest house in Newbury, MA. Escape for a long-weekend of country
living or rent by day, week, month or long-term furnished homemaking. The house can be rented in its entirety or
as separate bedrooms with shared common space. Pet friendly with deposit.
THE GREENLEAF INN Two great downtown locations, The Market Street Inn and The Greenleaf Inn! 978-465-5816.
http://www.greenleafinnnewburyport.com/. The Greenleaf Inn is one of Newburyport's real treasures. We have
opened this beautiful guest house year around to visitors staying a few days, weeks or months in the seacoast
area.
The Compass Rose is an elegant Federal-style 5-suite inn located on a quiet side street one block from both
Market Square and Newburyport's active and scenic waterfront. This newly constructed federal mansion offers
period ambiance with state of the art comfort and convenience. http://www.compassrosenewburyport.com/
167 Water is a riverfront bed & breakfast in an 1845 home in downtown Newburyport which features rooms filled
with African sculpture/decor and offers historic walking tours. http://www.167water.com/
DIRECTIONS
FROM ROUTE 95: Tale exit 57. Follow signs to downtown Newburyport.
FROM ROUTE 495: Follow to Route 95, then south to exit 57. Follow signs to downtown Newburyport.
PARKING:Newburyport has several Free Municipal Parking lots with a 3 hour limit. The largest Municipal
lot is on the corner of Green and Merrimac Streets. There is also a lot on State Street next to
the Library and on Hale Court off Pleasant Street. There is also on-street parking with a 2-hour
limit.
The Newburyport Redevelopment Authority runs 2 waterfront parking lots on the east and west
sides of Waterfront Park. You can access them by Merrimac Street or Water Street. These lots
are generally free and all-day parking. There is a fee charged Friday-Sunday in the Summer.
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