5 Food & Drink in Gloucester That You Shouldn't Miss

February 11, 2022 Weston Hennigan

With its sandy North Shore beaches, rocky outcrops, green parks, hemlock woods and wild estuaries full of shorebirds, it is no wonder that Gloucester has attracted such a rich and diverse artists' community. Fitz Hugh Lane, Winslow Homer and John Sloan are just some of the artists who have taken inspiration from Gloucester's beautiful surrounds. Still boasting dozens of galleries and boutiques, as well as museums, theaters and an artists' colony, the city's art scene clearly continues to thrive.
Restaurants in Gloucester

1. Ryan & Wood Distilleries

15 Great Republic Dr, Gloucester, MA 01930-2276 +1 978-281-2282 [email protected] http://www.ryanandwood.com/tours.html
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Ryan & Wood Distilleries

Come visit and tour our craft distillery, the first legal distillery on the North Shore since Prohibition! See firsthand how fine hand crafted spirits are made in our beautiful copper pot Still. Learn how we ferment, distill, barrel age and bottle our Beauport Vodka, Knockabout Gin, Folly Cove Rum and Ryan & Wood family of Whiskies. All done on site. The tour, usually guided by Kathy or Bob Ryan, is free and lasts about an hour. Perfect for a quick stop before lunch. We are a hidden gem, just minutes from other Gloucester attractions. Scheduled Tours: Monday,Wednesday,Friday and Saturday, 10:00am and 1:00pm. Call for Private/Group Tours. Check our website for more information.

Reviewed By kruszynak - Cheshire, United States

We were (really) early for the 1 p.m. tour so Bob Ryan showed us around and answered all our questions..what a wonderful place and the spirits were incredible. Left with some gin and whiskey! We will be looking for refills soon I'm sure! Thanks to Bob and Kathy Ryan for a great experience!

2. Cape Ann Foodie Tours

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Cape Ann Foodie Tours

there are many ways to experience Cape Ann, however none are as fun or as satisfying as our line of food and cultural tours. Choose from our premiere Taste Gloucester Food tour, Rockport Sights and Sweets, Newburport Food Tour and our new Ales and Tales pub tour.

3. Plug In Cape Ann Tours

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Plug In Cape Ann Tours

Enjoy Cape Ann with us! We specialize in family and friend groups who want to see and stay around Gloucester and Rockport. To discover America's Oldest Seaport, Le Beauport, with the best seafood, artists and music along New England's most beautiful rocky coast. We offer pre-reserved walking history and art tour, small group (8-14) sightseeing bus tours and vacation homes around Rockport and Gloucester.

4. Fisharman’s wharf Mobile Fish Market

37 Rogers St, Gloucester, MA 01930-5012 +1 978-281-7707 [email protected] http://fwgloucester.com
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Fisharman’s wharf Mobile Fish Market

This is a Mobile Seafood truck that provides fresh off the boat Seafood from local Gloucester fisherman. This is also a drive through, contactless service.

5. Cape Ann Brewing Company & Brewpub

11 Rogers St, Gloucester, MA 01930-5014 +1 978-281-4782 [email protected] http://www.capeannbrewing.com
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Cape Ann Brewing Company & Brewpub

Cape Ann Brewing Company is an award-winning, family-owned, micro-brewery and the home of Fisherman's Brew. It’s Brewpub features the brewery’s award-winning craft beers brewed on-site, with a bar shaped like the port side of a ship. Long, German-style wooden tables and a sitting area with several rocking chairs create a mellow, laid-back atmosphere unlike anything else in the Cape Ann community. Classic board games are available for leisurely enjoyment. Local artist renderings adorn the wood-paneled walls and the large picture windows look out onto St. Peter’s Square where the famed St. Peter’s Fiesta is held each June.

Reviewed By plastx2 - Boston, United States

So nice to get out and feel safe. There was a small wait to be seated mid afternoon on this weekend. Masks are required and once seated masks can be removed while seated. The beer is good! The service friendly and slow but expected under these circumstances. The calamari was crispy and tender. The Cubano sandwich was delicious. Very reasonable and good quality.

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