A Lazy Sunday Stationed in Scituate, Massachusetts
By Suzy Guese
Scituate, Massachusetts ironically situates itself just 25 miles south of Boston. A town 375 years old, Scituate shows few wrinkles on a lazy Sunday morning. While most tourists would stop in Plymouth, the town of Scituate seems to only allow for locals of the area to walk its main drag. However, Scituate is not just for show as a typical south shore New England town. It uniquely maintains a working fishing port today.
Even on a foggy morning Scituate comes alive. First, visitors should stop at Riva at Scituate Harbor for breakfast. Open Thursday through Sunday from 8AM-1PM, Riva’s cuisine exemplifies modern Italian. Try the tomato, mozzarella and basil frittata. Diners truly get their $8 worth with a mountain of homefries and toast included on the side.
