Showing posts with label Abington. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Abington. Show all posts

Monday, April 25, 2022

Recommended Places to Visit: Abington

Recreation
Hiking
Recommended:
Ames Nowell State Park
End of Linwood Street


Parks
Island Grove Park
150 Park Street


Museums
Dyer Memorial Library
150 Park Street


Architecture
Monuments
War Memorial
Gliniewicz Way and Lincoln Boulevard

American Legion Lewis Dorsey Post 112
1027 Washington  Street


Places of Worship
Lively Stones Christian Center
127 North Quincy Street

First Baptist Church
219 Adams Street

St. Bridget Church
455 Plymouth Street

Joy in Christ Lutheran Church
21 South Bedford Street

United Church of Christ
10 Bedford Street

833 Washington Street


Schools
Beaver Brook Elementary School
1 Ralph G Hamlin Jr. Way


Town Facilities
Town Hall
500 Gliniewicz Way

Public Library
600 Gliniewicz Way


Historical Buildings
Old Barn
206 Adams Street

North Abington Depot
101 Railroad Street

New England Art Store
10 Railroad Street

Meetinghouse Corner
33 Randolph Street


Restaurants
Highly Recommended:
Italian
1400 Bedford Street
Recommended Dishes:
Sauteed Mussels
14oz Grilled Angus Sirloin
Pepperoni Pizza Burger



April 25th 2022: Sorelle, Abington

 Today, while in the town of Abington,

Chua Linh Quang Buddhist Meditation Temple
We decided to have dinner at Sorelle, a pretty nice Italian restaurant in town. 



The sauce for the bread was pretty good, with garlic and cheese,

and we got The Pink Drink (Strawberry puree, rose wine, raspberry vodka, splash of Sprite),
the SAUTEED MUSSELS (Coconut Lime Lobster Broth, Thai Basil, Sambal, Lemongrass, Cilantro)


the 14oz GRILLED ANGUS SIRLOIN (Chianti Reduction, Parmesan Spinach, Roasted Rainbow Carrots, Whipped Potato),
and the Pepperoni Pizza Burger (mozzarella, romano, tomato slive, pepperoni, sriracha aioli, steak fries).
The Thai curry flavors went really well with the mussels, while the steak was perfectly cooked. The pepperoni pizza was an interesting concept for the burger, which was delicious as well. Overall, a really good meal here in Abington.



Sunday, February 1, 2015

February 1st 2015: Watching the Super Bowl with Friends

I started out this freezing morning with breakfast at Leggos,  a diner at 120 North Franklin Street in Holbrook, getting a cup of Hot Chocolate,

A Handmade Strawberry Crepe

And a Don's Tropical Pancake ( Raspberry and Mango).

The fruit in the pancake was a little sour,  but the Crepe was really delicious.

After breakfast, I headed into Abington,
Meetinghouse Corner,
33 Randolph Street

Hingham,
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints,
379 Gardner Street
Rockland,
Hatherly United Methodist Church
Rockland Memorial Library
Channing Unitarian Universalist Church
Old Colony Post 1788, 22 Church Street
First Congregational Church
MountainOne Bank, 279 Union Street
Rockland High School
Trinity Episcopal Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
21 Franklin Avenue
First Baptist Church
Memorials, 242 Union Street
Comfort Inn
Memorials,
Union Street and West Water Street
Whitman
Whitman Hanson High School
All Saints Parish
Old First Baptist Church,
565 Washington Street
Whitman Town Hall, 54 South Avenue
Whitman Post Office

Mutual Bank, 570 Washington Street
Fire Department
Bostonian Shoe Lofts
First Congregational Church
Holy Ghost Church
Whitman Middle School
Cow Heads
and East Bridgewater
Crocetti's
Community Covenant Church
Union Congregational Church
East Bridgewater United Methodist Church
East Bridgewater Fire Department
Elmwood New Church, 20 West Street
East Bridgewater Public Library
St. John the Evangelist Church
Grace Bible Church
East Bridgewater Central School
East Bridgewater High School
Before heading to Easton to get some pizza from the Pizza Depot, getting the Ring of Fire Pizza (feta, Pineapple,  chicken,  jalapeños,  3 cheese blend)

And the Roman Bone In Wings.

The Pizza wasn't that good, and neither were the wings.

I decided to get more food from Pizza Market in Sharon, getting the Buffalo Mac and Cheese Pizza

And the Steak and Egg Sub.

Once again, Nothing special,  the Pizza tasting a little weird as well.

I had to wait a little for the Sharon Police and Fire Museum to open, but it was worth it, as it is the best collection of police and fire department stuff I have seen.
From here, I tried to visit the Little Red Shop Museum in Hopedale,

But it was closed today Unfortunately.

With that, I went to collect some pizza from Papa Gino's at 341 Cochituate Road in Framingham, then went to my friend's place for the rest Of the night To watch the Super Bowl. I'm really glad the Patriots won. Finally.