Lenox is home to Tanglewood, Edith Warton's gilded-age home, The Mount, and a vast collection of engaging shops . No matter the reason you come to Lenox, you'll want to stay for the food. We've gathered a list of places to visit for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, plus two places to grab a sweet treat. Where to Eat Breakfast in Lenox On a Roll Cafe: Everything here is made from scratch, and it shows. With weekly specials and menu options like Strawberry Granola Pancakes, Sweet Potato Bacon Hash, and their famous Eggs Benedict, everyone in the family will find something to love. Haven Cafe and Bakery: With choices like Breakfast Banh Mi, Croissant French Toast, and Jasmine Maple Latte, you're in for something different from Haven. Casual but with an upscale feel, this is the perfect spot to stop for breakfast. Shots Cafe: European cafe focusing on organic and homemade ingredients where you'll find a simple menu of crepes, quiche, or yogurt and granola. They also...
Rockport is only an hour north of Boston and a great day trip destination for the whole family. The downtown area is very walkable and kid-friendly. A quintessential New England fishing village, Rockport has developed a thriving art community over the years, which you can see if you take a stroll down Bearskin Neck . You'll find dozens of little shops , art galleries, and restaurants to explore along the way. At the end of the street is a rock jetty with beautiful views. Don't miss a stop at The Paper Mermaid . The kids will love the toys and art supplies, and you'll love the fun paper products and gifts. The owner of this quaint shop is an illustrator in her own right and has a children’s book called A Day in Rockport . Stop for lunch at Roy Moore Lobster Co for the freshest seafood around and when you're ready for a sweet snack, check out Rockin’ Cupcakes for one of their creative treats. A kayak tour from North Shore Adventures is perfec...