Dinner in Plymouth County, Massachusetts – Rustic Charm at The Cabin
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Middleborough, a small town about 40 minutes outside of Boston, offers a number of attractive local dining options. My sister has lived in the area for years and always takes us to new local restaurants each time we visit. One of her favorite local establishments is a cozy place called The Cabin. If you are seeking a laid-back resaurant that serves tasty comfort food, this place is it.
This local gem is a great choice for anyone seeking traditional New England style seafood and Italian cuisine. If you happen to be visiting or passing through the area, it’s a wonderful rustic dining choice. The food is authentic and the vibe is exactly what you would expect in a small New England city: cozy and charming. On a cold winter night, it is the perfect place to enjoy a great meal in a friendly setting.
The dining room is very small, but has that home-style woodsy log cabin feel. Servers were very friendly and made us feel welcome even though we weren’t locals. One of the employees (an older man) provided some entertainment by singing in the dining room – he seemed to enjoy putting on a performance for the diners. Not something you see that often today, and I appreciated the nice gesture.

Comfort food at its’ best!
The varied menu includes pizza, seafood, pasta dishes, appetizers, sandwiches, soups, and more. We ordered the Cabin Combo as an appetizer (mozzarella sticks, French fries, chicken tenders and potato slabs). We really enjoyed the appetizer, which was so large we barely had room for our dinner!
For my entree, I opted for the special of the day – a shrimp pesto pasta, served with a few slice of garlic bread. I have no complaints! The dish was very appetizing and large enough that I could take home leftovers for lunch the next day which is always a plus.
The menu is pricey for a small town, but the large servings make up for the cost. The stone oven pizza looks delicious. I was tempted to order one but opted for the pasta special…maybe next time.

The menu consists of over 10 different specialty pizzas or you can create your own. Mike enjoyed one of the specials – an alfredo pizza.

I recommend trying this place out if you are visiting the area. For anyone seeking a delicious meal, served in a cozy atmosphere, it’s one of the best local choices in the region. I recommend skipping the common chains and fast food joints and keeping it local.
Additional details
- Location: 114 E. Grove St. Middleboro, MA
- Hours: 11:30am-9pm (closed on Mondays)
- More info: See the menu for updated specials.
What to do in the area
Middleboro is super close to Plymouth, a charming and historic coastal city. If this is your first time checking out this area, you will definitely want to make the 20 minute drive over. There is a lot to do here including: amazing whale watching tours, self-guided historical tours, a beautiful state park, Plymouth Rock, several museums, and a beautiful dining and shopping area on the waterfront. You can check out my weekend vacation guide for more details.

