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- Scituate, MA 42171
Referral from
Jan 02, 2020
mbg553:
Nut Free Vegan Advice I'm trying to help my friend with a severe but allergy transition to a vegan diet, does anyone have any advice,...
Re_Re_Think:
Here are some vegan, nut free [recipes](https://www.reddit.com/r/vegan/comments/aewr4 d/advice_for_allergic_vegans/edtjxov/?context=3)... Scituate Lobster Pound
- Restaurant
- 259 Stockbridge Rd Scituate, MA 02066
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 8:00AM
Referral from
Aug 04, 2015
Linda S.:
Looking for a good deal on 24 lobsta's for tonight! Any suggestions?
Bob B.:
Scituate lobster pound. 781-545-0027 Satuit Tavern
- Restaurant, Pizza Restaurant
- 39 Jericho Rd Scituate, MA 02066
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 4:00PM
Referral from
May 14, 2017
Kendall D.:
Good nearby seafood take out suggestions? Specifically fried clams? Thanks!
Gabby L.:
Hingham Lobster Pound or the https://www.facebook.com/324092163243 The Satuit Tavern!! Mama Mickis All Natural Bakery
- Restaurant, Bakery
- 37 Front St Scituate, MA 02066-1313
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 8:00AM
Referral from
Oct 12, 2012
Carmel M.:
Does anyone know anything about the new bakery opening in the harbor, Mama Nicks? My husband noticed the store next to Maria's had a...
Alison S.:
Yes Kim. Her website: http://www.mamamickis.com/ has all details on her products. She's a great lady! I can't wait to try out a treat... Riva Pizzeria
- Restaurant, Caterer
- 1849 Ocean St, Marshfield, MA 02050, USA Scituate, MA 02050
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 11:00AM
Referral from
Jul 25, 2017
Cheryl M.:
Other than CP's pizza, what other pizza places in Scituate come highly recommended for lunch. TIA
Nancie S.:
Riva Pizzeria! Rivapizzeria.com Frequently Mentioned on Social Media
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Referral from January 2, 2020
mbg553 asked:
Nut Free Vegan Advice I'm trying to help my friend with a severe but allergy transition to a vegan diet, does anyone have any advice, recipes or restaurants in NYC they...
kanjay101 replied:
Given they have an allergy they probably already know cooking at home is best. I love making stir fries because you can use whatever you have on hand and even target certain nutrition needs depending on what you're after, all while varying taste a good bit. Spices are key. The rice stretches it too. Never been to NYC though so I can't help you there.
ttrockwood replied:
I’m in nyc and absolutely would not trust restaurants with a severe nut allergy vegan or not. Servers couldn’t care less generally and know very little about food preparation. [purple carrot](https://www.purplecarrot.com) would be a good option, they clearly mark what meals contain nuts. I’m sure they must do a lot of their own meal prep already but purple carrot is a nice helping hand to get used to making vegan meals and how what ingredients work together.
Referral from February 18, 2018
Denise C. asked:
Looking for a restaurant that can accommodate 30 people. Any suggestions? A small private room would be nice but not necessary. Not too expensive.
Kim C. replied:
The Hitching Post in Hanson
Joanne N. replied:
Atlantica Sunday brunch is awesome and you can’t beat the view!
Tracie E. replied:
https://www.facebook.com/179785836173 Orta Restaurant and The Grotto love this restaurant!
Denise C. replied:
Cindia VonIderstein Norton Julie Blanchard Connor
Robin K. replied:
Scarlet Oak Tavern
Jaime W. replied:
Orta Pembroke has a beautiful room, perfect for 30 people
Nicole A. replied:
Orta has that cool room downstairs, The Grotto. I’ve done events there- Cara does a nice job!
Claire H. replied:
I second Hook & Harvest.
Lindsay S. replied:
https://www.facebook.com/1476670749308854 Perch 143 in Cohasset has both private and semi-private space (step-down area). Www.perch143.com
Referral from October 4, 2016
Lisa B. asked:
I know this is a stretch, but here goes. My cousin is planning a wedding in Ft Wayne Indiana and now is wondering about a nice restaurant for a dinner that weekend. ...
Rach V. replied:
Try tripadvisor.com put in the city then go to places to eat
Kerri W. replied:
www.opentable.com
Referral from February 17, 2016
Lindsey B. asked:
Okay, I need a recommendation for a good acupuncturist, one that takes some time, a little deep needling is good. Also a good Mexican restaurant?
Kaite C. replied:
Caroline Berry Moody
Lauren S. replied:
Genevieve Lane, The Lane Center in Hingham. La Paloma in Quincy or El Sarape in Weymouth for Mexican.
Kathy H. replied:
Kathleen Duggan in Norwell on 53 is amazing. Not sure re the Mexican food.
Cassandra H. replied:
Katy Szabo in Hull
Rach V. replied:
Michael Leahy Besito?
Pamela T. replied:
Agree with La Paloma in Quincy or El Sarape in Weymouth for Mexican!
Patrick G. replied:
Richard Clancy in Norwell 617 413 8670 great massage and acupuncture
Catherine B. replied:
I love Jennifer Wilczenski in Marshfield by the high school, her practice is called yin acupuncture. She has a Facebook page.
Jess G. replied:
Shelley Kelly Sullivan aka South Shore Acupuncture in Scituate Habor
Referral from January 29, 2017
Chrissy F. asked:
Due to an auto immune disease I can no longer have gluten
Libby C. replied:
Your best bet is to call and ask if they offer a gluten free menu. I know Burtons Grill at derby street is GF and the BBC in Hanover is also. There's options, you just have to find them.
Marie S. replied:
Mill wharf has GF burger rolls, China Gourmet makes a few GF dishes, Maria,s GF pizza is good. Stars in Hingham has many options and Strawberry Fair n Hingham has GF bread. I do have Celiac.
Karen D. replied:
Marshfield Tavern has a gluten free menu
Liz T. replied:
And if you are looking for delicious gluten free desserts Wicked Good Cupcakes in Hanover has a great variety to choose from
Carol K. replied:
Check out tomtam.com, he may be able to help you with the auto immune desease. He has cured many deseases in my family.
Carol K. replied:
Actually, he may steer you towards Dr Mark Mancuso...
Ivy P. replied:
I have celiac and have eaten at TK O'Malleys in town. Alma Nove & Tosca (on N. Street) in Hingham were both really good. Orta in Pembroke has GF options. There's British Beer Co. in Pembroke & we also liked The Fours on Washington St. in Norwell.
Referral from October 13, 2014
Chelle L. asked:
Ok looking for help .. My daughter is allergic to egg and soy .. I'm looking for a local restaurant that does not use soy oil .. Egg we can work with but soy is harder...
Angel F. replied:
This web page allows you to type in your allergy and it will give you list of restaurant. http://www.allergyeats.com/
Amy C. replied:
Duncan Hines Blue Velvet cake mix is soy-free. And some angel food cake mixes...that's about it unless you bake from scratch!
Michelle M. replied:
The only thing on the menu at O'charley's is the Cedar plank Salmon. I am not allergic but I have a severe intolerance to soy... Google the restaurant you want to go to but add allergies. Most will come up with a menu that shows dishes that have or do not have various ingredients. Cracker Barrel has become my favorite restaurant.
Julie M. replied:
Jennie Burton can probably help you. She's very knowledgable
Amy C. replied:
chick-fil-a, but only the fries. And Five Guys is our favorite place to eat since my daughter was diagnosed with soy (and soybean oil) allergies. She gets a hot dog without the bun and fries at Five Guys. Also, if you take your own dressing, salads are usually pretty safe anywhere (skip the croutons).
Referral from February 18, 2016
Stacey C. asked:
Repeat question I'm sure, but spending one night in Boston and looking for recommendations on a restaurant in the North End. TIA
Mike S. replied:
http://monicasboston.com/trattoria/menus-2-up/. Love this place, small but amazing food
Ginny K. replied:
Cantina Italiana is also good.
Referral from March 13, 2015
Debbie S. asked:
Looking for restaurant suggestions for Easter brunch. Already too late for Atlantica in Cohasset.
Donny F. replied:
Silent Chef Easter dinner to go! Www.silentchef.com
Julie C. replied:
Barker Tavern
Referral from March 3, 2017
Christopher P. asked:
Just have to give a huge shout out to the wonderful people at Shaker's painting. Even tho I live in Braintree, as most of you know I own a restaurant here in Scituate...
Greg O. replied:
https://m.facebook.com/Shaker-Painting-161110392456/
Referral from November 15, 2016
Andrea H. asked:
Are
any of our local restaurants serving Thanksgiving dinner?
Ann W. replied:
The Harbor United Methodist Church is serving Community Thanksgiving Dinner with all the trimmings. 11:30 am. RSVP or ?s to 781-626-1373. Free, good will donation accepted. All are welcome.
Referral from January 14, 2018
Elizabeth W. asked:
Looking for a recommendation for a restaurant that serves a great Prime Rib- a birthday dinner request that I’m not prepared to try to cook!
Marisa A. replied:
Friday night's at Simply Smiths in downtown Cohasset...has the best prime rib...24.00..with veggies,cesar salad n popover!the best! A hidden gem ....try it.
Katie M. replied:
Satuit Tavern on a Thursday!
Kathy H. replied:
The Barker Tavern in Scituate
Annie L. replied:
Fairview Inn in Marshfield
Ted G. replied:
Simply Smith's in Cohasset or Satuit Tavern on Thursday nights.
Jenifer M. replied:
Barker Tavern
Greg D. replied:
Satuit Tavern on Thursdays
Joe M. replied:
Thursday nites. Scituat Tavern
Cindy B. replied:
Satuit Tavern on Thursday nights. Go early as it's very popular!
Referral from August 26, 2017
Melanie C. asked:
Any good Mexican restaurants in the area?
E.a. S. replied:
El Sarape!
Ted G. replied:
El Serape or Plaza Azteca in Queen Anne's Corner.
Lisa R. replied:
La Paloma Quincy
Lisa R. replied:
Little Carmens Norwell
Valerie F. replied:
Cielo Braintree
Christine I. replied:
El Sarape in Braintree
Erin R. replied:
El Sarape is fantastic.
Referral from February 28, 2016
Tyson S. asked:
Who knows what restaurant used to be where Riva is now?
Peter K. replied:
Brass Lantern
De W. replied:
Brass Lantern!
Jim H. replied:
Fashion Fabrics
Cathy V. replied:
In the early 80's it was the Brass Lantern then Dave's Brass Lantern and then it became Pete's Dockside Cafe til the early 90's ... With the video rental store out back and the lawyers upstairs.
Jeanine C. replied:
Once upon a time I think it was The Dockside Cafe
Laurie S. replied:
Brass Lantern
Referral from April 28, 2015
Kathleen T. asked:
Anyone know when and where on Front St. the new Mediterranean restaurant is opening? Thanks!
Erin R. replied:
Pete's Mediterranean Fresh
Rita R. replied:
Gregory Bukuras...try Kukstis Woodcarving..heard he was a great guy...
Christina S. replied:
So will Scituate Harbor Chiropractic! And if you'd like to give samples this First Friday we are happy to have you. But I might eat them all.:-)
Christina F. replied:
Marilexei Salon in Cole Parkway big fan of Mediterranean food!
Referral from October 16, 2017
Lynda C. asked:
Favorite child friendly restaurant in or near Scituate?
Bernie W. replied:
T.K. O'Malley's, Jamie's
Adrien A. replied:
Mill Wharf, Rivershed
Deb R. replied:
Satuit Tavern
Claudia M. replied:
Maries Pizza for kids and adults great pizza subs and salads
Maureen D. replied:
Music they will love on Thursday nights with Peter Muntz
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