New England offers many cheap eats restaurants and this information includes information on the best diners, cafes, ice cream spots, and family and “college town” restaurants in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont.
Federal Jack’s in Lower Kennebunk Village, Maine, really doesn’t fall into the “cheap eats” category, but you can still dine affordably at this popular southern coastal Maine restaurant. That’s a good thing as Federal Jack’s is hard to pass on, given its outstanding second-floor water views of the Kennebunk...
Prince Pizzeria in Saugus, Mass., has been a staple on the North Shore dining scene since the early 1960s, and with good reason: it’s friendly, affordable, unique looking and serves up outstanding Italian-style pizza and homemade pasta dishes. From the huge “Leaning Tower of Pizza” structure outside to the...
The Wickford Diner is much like Rhode Island: small but full of big surprises. This tiny diner located in a beautiful coastal, village-like setting of North Kingston, R.I., is simply a gem. While you’ll find all the affordable diner staples here like eggs, pancakes, meat loaf, burgers, and BLTs,...
Seafood restaurants aren’t exactly cheap, but one way we’ve found to stay above water when dining out is by taking advantage of coupons offered from Warren’s Lobster House in Kittery, Maine. There’s one, in particular, that we like: $10 off $30 or more of appetizers, entrees, desserts or any...
Source: visitingnewengland.com via Eric in on Pinterest If you love “slice of Americana” dining spots in New England, check out our Diners and Roadside Restaurants on Pinterest photo tour. This virtual pin board of colorful diner and roadside restaurant photos offers a tour de force of many affordable well-known...
Boston, Mass., natives love their pizza! Whether enjoying a pie in the Italian North End of Boston or in a working class neighborhood, there are plenty of choices for locals and travelers to choose from this form of good, cheap eats. We could go on forever, but here are...
The Goodness Store and News Room Restaurant in East Douglas, Mass., might have faded signs outside, but inside you’ll find a hometown business with no signs of fading. This old-time variety store that has been around forever won’t win any beauty contests, mind you, but it’s a great, budget-friendly...