By Tatum McIsaac.
Southeastern Massachusetts offers a plethora of takeout joints;
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It’s 4 p.m. and according to Chicago-based research firm Food Genius, 80 percent of Americans don’t know what they’re eating tonight for dinner. From busy working parents to empty nesters, and millennials-turned-foodies, takeout is taking on a whole new meaning. Gone are the days of pizza and Chinese as your only options. And with a desire for people to feel like they’ve cooked a healthy, homemade meal at home, places are popping up that offer everything from grab-and-go, locally sourced bites to farm-to-table meals that are ready in less than 30 minutes.
Tatum McIsaac lives in Kingston and renovated her kitchen while working on this article. During that time, she became all too familiar with the area’s takeout spots.
Bramhall’s
You have to love a place that celebrates its dog’s birthday with free Crescent Ridge ice cream for everyone. Nestled in the charming Chiltonville area of Plymouth, the vintage red farmhouse serves as a country store, local art gallery, dinner club, takeout spot, and...
Acorn Canning Company
Visit in the summer, and there’s a line out the door of people grabbing sandwiches on the way to the beach. In the winter months, you’re more likely to see area workers and residents stopping in for comfort food, from pot roast wraps and meatball sandwiches to three...
