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Boston, MA suburb of Norwood. This mid-sized towns is about a
half-hour to Boston and offers one of the nicest downtowns of any
suburb in the Boston area -- including interesting locally-owned shops,
a growing restaurant scene and a splendid town common with
gazebo. Comparing rates, checking availability and booking
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interface. We have also provided a travel tip on the beloved Norwood
Town Square Diner to help with your dining plans. A nice
hotel in
Norwood awaits you!
The Hampton Inn Boston-Norwood, MA hotel is situated on an 18-hole golf course and is seven miles from Gillette Stadium. Our hotel lobby is impressive, with its rich and soothing tones, high ceilings and marble floors. We offer high quality...more
All roads lead here. Finally, a stop made for rest. The Four Points by Sheraton Norwood is located just between Boston and Providence and easily accessible from both airports. This newly renovated and expanded hotel has the convenience of ...more
The newly renovated Norwood Courtyard makes business & pleasure travel enjoyable with its convenient location nestled in a quiet wooded setting. Suburban - Location Type: Suburban...more
Residence Inn by Marriott? is the extended-stay hotel that helps you feel connected while away from home and maintain a balance of work and life. Our homelike surroundings invite you to relax, and our community atmosphere will make you feel...more
The
crew at the Town Square Diner has a lot of fun at work, mingling with
the customers and serving diner food in the best traditional sense.
From tuna melts to pancakes, the Town Square Diner is a true "townie"
place -- after all, many people who were born and raised in Norwood
have chosen to never leave their beloved town. Specializing in
breakfast and lunch, the Town Square Diner stays open until 9 p.m. on
Friday nights during the school season to serve some great turkey
dinners, American Chop Suey, pot roast, seafood chowder and more. The
Town Square Diner, however, is known for its great breakfasts,
especially the blueberry pancakes and omelettes.
The
diner is an architectural gem, dating back to the late 1940s, with a
long counter and accompanying stools, boxes of cereal on the shelves,
freshly made cake within view, and tile floors.
The
Town Square Diner is ultimately a place that will make you feel good --
a restaurant from another era that prides itself on homemade food,
great value and down-to-earth staff and surroundings.
