Wild Honey Cafe

If you want to step into a quaint and calming place of tranquility ,go over and grab a table. Have a coffee and a bite. Get a muffin or any fresh breakfast pastry they are all good. Especially if one is there, a raspberry stiefel ,you'll be glad you did. Along with that there is a pleasant counter space to catch the smile and friendly conversation with the proprietor,or enough room to sit quietly and ready yourself for the coming day. There are also other supplies to find if you are out in that end of the country or on the way to the beach. Besides any of that it's just a cool place to step back into that atmosphere of warmer and calmer times.

If you like a quiet, slow paced, breakfast and lunch place (not a diner though, more like a country store with a small restaurant in the back). Built in 1793, or thereabouts, it features the original structure/architecture, antique furniture for the restaurant/decor, a permanent farmers market type of store with more than a few staples, a gift shop, and book store (new and used). There are also jam nights, pop up menus, writing and reading groups, and various other gatherings. It's quaint, yet magical, a snapshot of old farming Dartmouth. I love it (oh and the food is great! They serve beer, wine, and cocktails too!!) It has its own parking lot and WiFi; they take credit cards, just in case you want to know.

The atmosphere and the selection of offerings at Davoll's is perfect! The small grocery items are just the thing to get you out of a pinch or provide a nice gift for a visit, including the (no longer a) penny candy for kids and beautiful pottery. The book selection is incredible. Every title is one that draws you in and begs you to take it home. The pub offers an assortment of food to wash down a local pint in a cozy atmosphere.