We enjoyed a very nice meal here a few days ago. We were seated in the back of the restaurant in a very cozy booth with beautiful views of Haystack Rock. I ordered the sea scallop special that was very good and perfectly prepared.... (0 replies, last updated by kim c March 29, 2005)

We ended up going to the Wayfarer Restaurant. Think McDonalds would have been more enjoyable. Decent view, food was so-so. Had breaded prawns, clam chowder, salad, etc. (6 replies, last updated by Paula May 29, 2006)

That’s what first came to my mind too. Wayfarer, Bedford Village Inn and Highlander. Wayfarer is very close to the airport and BVI about 10 minutes more away although both in Bedford. Don’t know if either of those two... (3 replies, last updated by Lisa September 21, 2004)

Great idea! There is actually a great site, www.wayfaring.com that lets you create your own maps on anything, here’s a few relating to food you can check out and see if it’s what you are thinking about. Clay’s... (7 replies, last updated by Caitlin McGrath July 21, 2006)

, because we’re bringing our dog with us, we have a reservation at the Surfsand Resort. The Surfsand recommended their restaurant, The Wayfarer, but it looks a bit tourist-trappy to me. Thoughts on this? Any suggestions... (5 replies, last updated by HAF August 17, 2008)

Wayfaring.com works with Google maps to do exactly what you’re requesting. You can click on the map to set up “waypoints” which will pop up text information when you move the cursor over them. A tip – while... (7 replies, last updated by Cinnamon October 9, 2006)

I have heard it will be an anchor tenet for the redevelopment of the Bedford Macy’s and Wayfarer Inn space. Not sure where they are at in the planning process, but the plans I hear are to take down Macy’s and the... (7 replies, last updated by whs July 3, 2008)

I’ll second Ecola Seafood. Stuff is always fresh, price is always reasonable. Great place to buy stuff to cook back at the rental, too – if you have a kitchen. Not everything is stellar, but I’ve had good stuff... (5 replies, last updated by islandgirl May 24, 2006)

Clam Shack at the bridge for Lobster Roll. The Wayfarer in Cape Porpoise for Lobster Stew (None better anywhere). With great reluctance I must offer this advice regarding my beloved Clam Shack: Before ordering fried food, peek... (4 replies, last updated by edgeworth September 23, 2003)

at the Wayfarer. This causal place has the best around. Then you can continue on your way knowing that you’ve had a taste of the best. There are other places as you wend your way north, but, now you can discuss with the best... (2 replies, last updated by Win (Boston) July 31, 2003)

In high season, everything will be open on Sunday. Osbornes for ice cream. I’d recommend Wayfarer for a meal. Is there ever a good time on Hwy 26? I’d say the earlier in the morning the better. (4 replies, last updated by brad summers July 23, 2005)

, perfectly prepared breakfast. Probably the best Lobster Stew I have ever had is at the Wayfarer down the road in Cape Porpoise. White Barn Inn can be quite good at a very high price. Cape Arundel Inn is less expensive (but not... (6 replies, last updated by Alexis May 31, 2003)

people that run the Stephanie also run the Surfsand Resort, which I haven’t stayed at but the rooms seem nice. They have a more casual restaurant (the Wayfarer) which is a nice lunch spot or casual dinner spot. They have a... (3 replies, last updated by JillO June 26, 2007)

I guess the famous venues around the area would be Wayfarers Church and Trump Resort – both in RPV, but they are super expensive. Can’t think of any in the city of Torrance, but there are some wonderful venues... (3 replies, last updated by HappyYummyDay May 20, 2009)

as a kid and it’s still the same owners) and a great pub. Mia’s right off rt. 1 in Saco (they also offer brunch) There will also be a new brewpub in Saco, sometime soon. The Green Heron on Ocean Ave, K’port, for... (1 reply, last updated by merrvally May 5, 2008)