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Massachusetts has such a rich history, that it is home to some of the oldest cities and towns throughout the entire country. Therefore, it only makes sense that it would be home to some of the absolute oldest places in the history of the U.S. too, right? Like, take for example, restaurants? And there's not just one, not two, but three! What's even better is that they also happen to be restaurants you can still visit and enjoy a meal at.

One Berkshire county eatery has made this coveted list!

What was once 1,000 locations has been reduced to less than 30.

The one thing about living in the commonwealth, we have a lot of locally owned restaurants!

We're pretty spoiled with some amazing restaurants and eateries all throughout Massachusetts. And it seems as though the Bay State isn't slowing down anytime soon with its ever-growing list of great food spots that seem to keep popping up. That includes a Massachusetts joint that's opened just a while back and is quickly making a name for itself in its local community. The restaurant has also been named as one of the "Best New Restaurants in America".

Massachusetts definitely has its share of great restaurants and eateries to experience throughout the entire state. Whether you're out east in Boston, or on the western side of Massachusetts in the Berkshires, there are some delicious spots to hit up. There's even one eatery in Massachusetts that just made an exclusive annual list of the top places to eat at in the U.S.

There are plenty of amazing local eateries and restaurants throughout Massachusetts. regardless of what unique dishes they are serving on their menu. The latest joint exclusive to Massachusetts that has received recognition on a national level is of the Italian restaurant variety. It seems that the Bay State happens to be home to one of the best Italian restaurants in the U.S.

Four words: "Well Worth The Trip!" as the top 2 locales are situated in Northampton

With such a rich history, the state of Massachusetts has some of the oldest cities and towns throughout the entire country. Therefore, it really only makes sense that it would be home to some of the absolute oldest places in the history of the U.S. too, right? Like, for instance, restaurants? And there's not just one, not two, but three! What's even better is that they also happen to be restaurants you can still visit and enjoy a meal at.