Nikki & Stephen
Things To Do
Scituate Lighthouse
Scituate Lighthouse is such a meaningful spot to the two of us, it's where we got engaged!
Rivershed
Rivershed is one of our favorite spots in Scituate to grab a quick bite and listen to some live music. We recommend the poutine!
Lucky Finn Cafe
A day in Scituate doesn't start until you've picked up your coffee and avocado toast from Lucky Finn. You'll probably catch Stephen reppin' LF gear during the weekend.
Scituate Harbor Shopping
If you're looking to pick up some coastal souvenirs, definitely check out the shops in Scituate Harbor. Goodies II is our favorite antique shop!
Galley Kitchen & Bar
If you love oysters as much as us, Galley is a must. Situated in the harbor, Galley is a cute restaurant centered around seafood. You can post up at the raw bar and enjoy local oysters from Scituate to Cape Cod.
Oro
If you're looking to post up at the bar with a great craft cocktail while in town, Oro is your spot! There's a great Sunday brunch and $1 oysters on Wednesday nights.
Minot Beach
Minot Beach is one of our favorites in the town of Scituate. We recommend bundling up and taking a walk along the beach at low tide. On clear days, you can see Provincetown across Cape Cod Bay and the Minot Lighthouse just north.
Egypt Beach
Egypt Beach is another great spot for a winter beach walk! If you're looking to pick up some beach rocks or beautiful shells, you'll likely be in luck here!
Peggotty Beach
Peggotty Beach is our Scituate go-to beach. It's a short walk from downtown Scituate Harbor, sitting between Second and Third Cliff. Peggotty offers quintessential New England vibes, and despite the cold, you may even catch some surfers off the beach.
Be Well Studios
If you're looking to relax before or after the wedding, Be Well Studios could be the spot for you.
TKO Malley's Sports Cafe
The number of times that we've been to TK's is countless... No matter how you feel about Boston sports, you're guaranteed to overhear a conversation about the Bruins, Pats or Celtics. The view of the harbor and the summertime deck seating isn't too shabby either.
Riva Restaurant
The bar at Riva is another favorite of ours in Scituate Harbor. Known for their killer outdoor concerts during Heritage Days in August each year, Riva has become a staple in our list of summer spots to frequent.
Lawson Tower
The South Shore is full of historical sites to visit, one of which is Lawson Tower. About a 5minute drive from the harbor, Lawson Tower offers beautiful views of the local area. It is one of the most expensive water towers in the world, modeled after German castles.
Barker Tavern
Some say Barker Tavern is home to a few friendly ghosts! Nonetheless, we love going to Barker for a delcious meal fireside in one of Scituate's oldest buildings dating back to the 17th century.
Driftway
A beautiful walk stretching from the harbor to James Landing, the driftway offers gorgeous views of the North River and one of our favorite local golf courses, Widow's Walk.
Untold Brewing
Looking to try a local flight? Untold Brewery is located in an old school house and has an awesome selection of local beers.
Downtown Cohasset
If you're looking to check out another one of the south shore towns, swing through Cohasset! There are several boutique stores, ranging from women's clothes to outdoor gear. There are also plenty of coffee shops, bakeries, and pubs in the area as well.
GloveUp Boxing & Fitness
Want get a solid sweat in before or after the wedding? Book a class at this boxing gym in downtown Cohasset.
Greenbush MBTA
The Greenbush commuter rail connects Scituate to Boston's South Station in under an hour. If you want to head into the city for the day to explore, the Greenbush train is the perfect way to avoid traffic for under $20 roundtrip.