David MacIndoe

Food: 5/5. Pizza is so good! I only had the Detroit style so far and it was amazing. Not that I've had a ton of that style, but I can only think of one place that's better, and even then they are practically on the same level. Will definitely come back to try the NY, grandma and Chicago styles sometime.

Service: 5/5. The employee at the counter saw we came in early to pick up our pizza, and he made sure ours was moved up so we could get it sooner. He was polite and professional, and it was getting close to closing, but there was no sense of impatience with the employees.

Atmosphere: only complaint is how small it is. If you go at peak, you likely might not get a seat. It's definitely geared towards takeout. Other than that, is is very clean and everything looks new.

Food: amazing! I've had the pad thai and yellow curry and both were delicious. I haven't had a bad experience here yet and the service is friendly and timely. I only gave 2 stars for atmosphere but that's only because it's takeout only. If you're looking for dine in, this isn't the place, but on a nice day you could bring your food to the town common. Would definitely come back for more!

Well maintained trail with a good distance covering a good number of Cape Cod towns. It's not right on the ocean, but there are some good views here and there. The trail goes right through civilization so you can always hop off and grab a bite to eat or use a restroom, and there is ample parking throughout

I was really impressed with this place! For being a free historical society, they had a very good little museum setup (not little for a historical society mind you!) They do a great job honoring native Franklin men and women who have fought and/or died for our country in various wars and they devote plenty of space to the local economic/industrial history as well as what life looked like for the average resident for some spans of history. They have a big section devoted to Horace Mann, who was born in Franklin. If you're looking to learn about Franklin and its storied history or to learn about things to do in town, come here for all that info.

Great place to learn about Easton! It's got a nice setup and there is tons to learn about Easton there. All kinds of old paraphernalia and educational objects and literary works on display for you to learn about the stories history of the town and the people who formed the area and gave Easton it's identity. Frank is one of the members there and he was informative and super friendly! He went out of his way to meet me at the building on a Saturday (which is an off day for him) so that he could be there to help me learn about the area. He was genuinely interested in where I was from too so it was a good 2 way discussion and not a monologue deal. I really recommend coming here to learn more about the area.