new england style

From sweet apple pie to cream-filled whoopie pies, these eight New England desserts are tried and true Yankee classics.

With a toasted, buttery outside and a soft inside, top-loading New England hot dog bun is arguably one of the best buns in the world.

Considered one of the oldest towns in New England, Castine is a charming midcoast Maine spot offering cozy inns, scenic views, and plenty of history.

At one time, Howard Johnson’s was the largest restaurant chain in the country. In 2015, we visited the last Howard Johnson’s restaurant in New England. It has since closed for good.

Many think a Red’s Eats lobster roll is the best in Maine (if not New England). And yes – they’re open for the 2020 season! Learn the shack’s history, plus the good and bad from Yankee readers.

One of New England’s most popular spots for the best fried clams and lobster rolls, The Clam Shack in Kennebunk, Maine, just might be the ultimate summer seafood shack.

Our list of favorite things to do on Plum Island, MA is here to help inspire the perfect day trip or weekend getaway.

On the southern tip of Maine, Chauncey Creek Lobster Pier in Kittery Point has been serving up fresh lobster view a view since the 1930s. Plan a visit for when you’re ready to travel again.

The culinary icon of New England baseball got a fresh start in 2009, and now, thanks in part to a bold, new recipe, Fenway Franks are more popular than ever.

Craving a hot and buttered Connecticut lobster roll? From Noank to New Haven, here are 7 spots to check out this summer.

Can’t make it to Flo’s for your favorite hot dogs? Re-create the Cape Neddick, ME classic at home with natural casing franks and a jar of Flo’s hot dog relish.

New England cuisine has a well-deserved reputation for being seasonal, hearty, and comforting. From American Chop Suey to Yankee Pot Roast, here’s an A-Z list of 75 classic New England foods worth celebrating. Did your favorites make the list?