My first real experience of New England outside a few stops along the way and Boston Logan Airport…read moreis the town of Salem. I spent about a day here enjoying the sites. Beautiful town with a lot of interesting museums and historical sites like the Salem Witch Museum, The House of the Seven Gables, etc. People are very friendly, and the food here is delicious. One of my favorite places that I visited in my New England trip this year. From what I hear, this place gets packed on Halloween and I am sure it must be a fun time to visit. Place certainly lives of the Salem Witch trials. My tour guide said the police emblem is a witch. This was possible the first time I was praying for a police car to show up. Great town, if you visit Boston, you should definitely make the trip down to Salem town.

Too bad this needs to be a stop that people have to make on the way to getting married, as I can't…read morethink of anywhere LESS romantic on earth. The workers in this tiny nook are as crabby as the crustaceans a few blocks away in Salem Harbor. Everyone here needs a valium. Including the patrons. You will not get a smile, a single syllable answer will suffice, and do not try to crack a joke or inject levity--nothing works. However, withering looks are free of charge. I think the City of Salem needs to make this office into a stop on the Terror Trail. The tourists would pay big money for this much scariness. Someone, send in the clowns...before it's too late.

Really fun short play of the Salem Witch Trial. We had so much fun as "jury members" for Brigitte…read moreBishop, the accused. Of course, we found her innocent! Great thing to do during an afternoon in Salem.

Phenomenal performance, very interactive and enjoyable. Highly recommend for all ages. The actors…read morewere so good!

I don't want to Salem short because this is a gorgeous building, so I'm gonna give 5 stars…read more This beautiful Old Town Hall in Salem has a bunch of costume people coming out of it around Halloween and it's really fun to watch. It's amazing even without that added bonus, but at that time of year it's great. It's a good place to get your picture taken and if you're a witch you should probably stay away from here because the witches were hung around here bro.

We came in to kill some time while we waited for our table to open up at a nearby restaurant…read more For three dollars, you get to see informational banners in a small room, lol. Nothing exciting, nothing fun.The best part of the museum is that you get access to use their downstairs bathroom throughout the day, if needed. Definitely not a place you want to come, unless you were in a situation like ours and just need to kill 10 minutes (if that).

Unfortunately, I have to give this 1 star. It advertises a maze of carved pumpkins. Sounds awesome,…read morebut they're plastic. Kids may like it. You can pay extra to carve a real pumpkin. and there are 3 or 4 little light shows along the way, but that doesn't make up for the disappointment that they were plastic pumpkins. The attached picture is from 1 of the light shows that was a funeral for a pumpkin that was made in to a pumpkin pie.

The building was out of the way, in the way back of some rando parking lot, surrounded by office…read moreand municipal buildings. Weird and very un- festive and quite a long walk away from everything else. When we finally did find the right building, it was locked. I purposely paid more for the flex tickets because we were coming from a few hours away and didn't know what our day would look like. A Google search claimed they were open that day but after navigating all around their website, I found a calendar that did indicated they were in fact closed. Would've been nice to know that beforehand! Anyway, a few days after getting home I did reach out to them via email, explaining the situation and asked if a refund was in any way possible. Literally no response (it's been over a month). Wow. So disappointing. Never again.

no one ever answers the phone at Peabody City Hall. I have tried several days and times and…read moredifferent departments. Where are our tax dollars going?

I made a phone call to have repairs made at 22 North Central St. on the road potholes not helpful…read moreat all. Disrespectful phone conversation.

Came in Thursday 1/8 early around 5pm. A few people at that time but continually filled as the…read morenight went on. Being early gave me time to speak with the bartender Alex. Great guy to talk to, funny, makes a great martini. Food - Kung pow cauliflower A, came up temp hot and spicy hot, perfect. Well presented. Chicken teriyaki pocket A+. I've had it so many times at the old Brodies but this was the best ever. Huge, toasted pita, hot steak fries. My friend had the steak tips, cooked as he wanted, great flavor and the sides were good. Drinks - Beefeater martini well done. I asked for a Pinot Noir from my favorite area, the Willamette Valley Oregon, which they were out of but they had a replacement which was from the same region and on special so thumbs up. They have an upstairs cocktail lounge and i asked for something sweet and Paige made a mezcal cocktail which also was A+. Not sure of the ingredients but doesn't matter. Ambience - A+. Sparkling clean, superb lighting, wall paper and decor spot on, even the bathrooms are amazing.

Let me start with the good. Service was wonderful, food came fast, decor was lovely, French fries…read moreepic. Three stars only though because the drinks were over priced for what they were, my chicken was bland and over cooked, and the music was so bad that while I wanted dessert I ended up just leaving instead.

Judy was our buyer's agent when we purchased a home on the North Shore. Judy went above and beyond…read morein her agent duties, such as going to City Hall to research permits as well as the history of the house and property. Judy was with us every step of the way during our home search and was also available after the closing. Judy was knowledgeable, professional, prepared and thorough. I highly recommend Judy Sholds whether you are buying or selling.