Quincy isn't exactly known for fine dining and cocktails, but the Townshend might just change that. The menu is broad (and frequently changing), but specialties such as golf-ball-sized arancini and handmade pasta give it an Italian bent. Local beers on tap and craft cocktails make this a fine place to come for a drink, too.
Townshend
South Shore
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