Lots of people go out to eat for different reasons. Maybe you have a business meeting that calls for a more social setting. Maybe you have a date and you want food to compliment that drink. Maybe it’s Sunday and you just don’t feel like cooking. Whatever the reason that led you out to dinner, when you get to the restaurant you have certain expectations. You want good food, good service, and you want to leave thinking, ‘when’s the next time I can go back’. Well, here are a few Plymouth, MA restaurants we think you should add to your rotation. 

​Plymouth, MA is where the new world of the Americas began, and while there's a lot of history to experience, you can also visit there and nearby south shore Massachusetts areas for modern attractions like amusement parks, wineries, and craft breweries.
Here are some places you can enjoy while exploring south shore Massachusetts, including Plymouth and more.

If you love history, go visit Battleship Cove in Fall River, just an hour away from Plymouth. Tour the USS Massachusetts, and other ships from the U.S. Navy. Each ship has interesting information about its history and what life was like during its active use. 

As the landing spot for the Mayflower and its intrepid pilgrims, Plymouth, MA is naturally a great cultural and historical attraction set on to the backdrop of a picturesque New England landscape. The locals are quite fond of the high esteem the nation has for Plymouth, so you can expect exemplary hospitality. There is always an abundance of things to do in Plymouth, but it's in the spring that the town really comes to life with a variety of vibrant flower festivals, fairs and history oriented happenings.

An ideal springtime visit to Plymouth brings together the lush colors of the budding flora with a culturally fulfilling foray into the nation’s oldest history. These four activities are the best within their category and represent the most iconic things to do in Plymouth.