As the snow melts and warmer days return, the center of Marshfield offers an easy, feel-good outing close to home. From a cozy breakfast to local shopping and a relaxed brewery stop, this stretch is perfect for a simple day of exploring at your own pace.
Your Itinerary:
Breakfast or lunch: The Corner Cafe, 2000 Ocean Street
Discover local farms: Stroll the Marshfield Farmers Market at Marshfield Fairgrounds (winter market, third Saturday, October through May, 10 am – 1 pm. Summer market, every Friday afternoon, 2 pm – 6 pm) 140 Main Street
Shopping stop #1: Four Corners Supply Co., 1857 Ocean Street
Shopping stop #2: South Shore Provisions, 1849 Ocean Street
- Food to go: Bungalow Kitchen, 1899 Ocean Street
Afternoon refresher: Stellwagen Beer Company, 100 Enterprise Drive
With the weather slowly (but surely) getting warmer and the snow finally melting, now is the perfect time to explore the many shops and eateries located on Route 139 in Marshfield Center. Whether you’re looking for a charming breakfast spot, some local shopping, or a spot for some beverages after a long day, you’ll find all of those things—located in the heart of the coastal town we know and love.
To start your day on the right foot, start at a Marshfield staple, The Corner Cafe. With a cozy atmosphere for breakfast or lunch, this popular nook offers eggs, pancakes, and fresh salads and sandwiches for anyone to enjoy.
Next, take a quick three-minute drive to the monthly Marshfield Farmers Market, located at the Marshfield Fairgrounds on Main Street. Stroll among 18–25 local vendors, including farms and artisans, offering everything from fresh produce to thoughtfully made home goods.
Browse offerings from regular favorites like Courage Provisions (known for homemade goods made with local, organic ingredients and no refined sugars), Papa Smith Toys (they “run on imagination, not batteries”), and Dias & Daughter’s Farm for locally raised meat. You’ll also find a large selection of pantry staples at MFM Pantry, seasonal favorites from Bayberry Farm (be sure to ask about the Witch Itch Stick), and handcrafted goods from longtime vendor Flapdoodle Bags.
Don’t miss the fresh produce from Fowl Play Farm and Miss Bee Haven—there’s always something here to pique your interest.
After exploring the market, visit Four Corners Supply Co., right down the street. Focused on sustainability in all of their products, this is a great spot to find unique goods and gifts.
Make your way to South Shore Provisions for one last shopping trip. Known as a boutique grocery store, South Shore Provisions offers an array of locally sourced, farm-to-table goods perfect for any occasion.
Before you leave Ocean Street for your beverage of choice at Stellwagen, be sure to place an order from Bungalow Kitchen. Bring home dinner to extend your day well spent.
Finally, after a long day of shopping and strolling, head over just a few minutes away to Stellwagen Beer Company right off of Route 139 for a freshly brewed beer to sip on with your friends. Consider trying their Whale Watcher IPA or their Invisible Airways flagship beer for a variety of flavors. The company is known for having creative names for their brews that connect with different trends–for example, during Super Bowl season, they introduced “Love the Drake,” a lager with an image of Drake Maye on the label. With plenty of places to sit and socialize, Stellwagen is the ideal place to end a perfect day in Marshfield.
