New England

There used to be Red Lobster in Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts, but as of 2025, the only New England state with the chain restaurant is Connecticut.

This hidden gem in Maine is perfect to cool off in this summer - bring the kiddos on this easy 1 mile walk to a hidden waterfall and swim and slide along the way!

Now this is what giving back to your community really is.

I am hesitant to tell you about the most underrated beach in New England because obviously, not everyone knows about it and if I tell you, you might go there too.

Let this apology be an example.

One of the favorite places of my childhood closed in the fall of 2000.

They already have two locations, one in Exeter and the other in Portsmouth. Now, there's another location in Dover, New Hampshire

Not many businesses last 100 years...let alone 200 years...but this New Hampshire general store is on their way to 300 years of serving the community.

If you call New England home and your property tax bill feels like a hitting a huge pothole going 50mph every year—yeah, you’re not imagining things. The Northeast corner of the U.S. is crushin' it in the “most likely to make you cry over your mortgage” category.

Let's talk pizza places, too.

You might need a few people to take down a dozen espresso martinis...good thing you can also get a dozen wieners to help wash 'em down at this iconic New England food spot.

This natural hot spring in Massachusetts has been used for over 250 years, making it one of the oldest spas in North America.

4 beers from two very popular Seacoast breweries have made it into the Top 10 list of the top rated beers in New Hampshire.

For over three decades, this amazing attraction offered a fun way for families to learn about the history of New Hampshire.

There are 50+ Stephen King movies, but only about 20 have a "Fresh" Rotten Tomatoes rating. Here are the top 13 best from the Maine native.

New Hampshire is known for it's beauty, scenery and now, one of the best college towns in the entire country.