November 11, 2021

#StayLocal2021 Guide to Beverly, MA

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#StayLocalMA (#StayLocal2021) is an innovative and collaborative regional approach to explore, dine, and shop locally. Creative Collective created The Stay Local MA Campaign to support your favorite small businesses throughout the community – both in-store and online and keep your money local.

“Small businesses are the lifeblood of most communities and on the North Shore that couldn’t be more true,” said John Andrews (he/him), President and Founder of Creative Collective.

Animated image with the phrase "Shop small support local" in red and blue text, surrounded by shopping bags, hearts, and carts on a black background—perfect for any Beverly MA guide or to share your #StayLocal2021 message.

Beverly is home to some of the area’s best art experiences, downtown dining, historic locales, and sprawling green spaces. This holiday season, we’re encouraging everyone to #StayLocal, and here’s an in-depth guide to the Garden City that will help you do just that.

ShopLocal logo with "Shop" in blue and "Local" in yellow, featuring a circular brushstroke design in blue and yellow on the left—a colorful guide for supporting local businesses in Beverly MA. #StayLocal2021.
A small dog with a bow on its head walks on a wooden floor in Beverly MA, pushing a miniature shopping cart with its front paws as if to guide shoppers on their StayLocal2021 adventure.

Downtown Beverly is a great place to get out and shop small (on a budget!). Here are some retail locations downtown that you don’t want to miss.

The image features the phrase "Eat Local" in bold, playful blue and yellow letters. To the left, a circular brushstroke design matches Beverly MA’s vibrant spirit. This could be your StayLocal2021 guide to supporting local eateries on a crisp white background.
A chef in a white uniform spoons sauce from a saucepan onto a plated meat dish with vegetables, garnishing it on a square white plate in a professional Beverly MA kitchen—your culinary guide to local flavors. #StayLocal2021.

Beverly has become quite the foodie scene in the last few years. From fine dining, to affordable eats, to interesting flavors, Beverly’s got a bit of something for everyone food-wise. Here are some of our favorite places to grab a bite.

Breweries

Cafes, Bakeries, and Quick bites

Dine-In

  • Hale Street – 717 Hale St, Beverly Farms: Comfort food, out-of-the-box sushi and fresh oysters
  • La Victoria Taqueria – 6 Wallis St: Tacos and Mexican-inspired fare
  • Tartine – 192 Cabot Street: modern and trendy European Eatery and Champagne bar
  • A & B Burgers – 206 Cabot St: comfort food with style
  • Soma – 256 Cabot St: Contemporary Mediterranean eatery
  • Anmol Indian – 258 Rantoul St: Contemporary Indian fare
  • Cafe Salerno – 73 Cabot St: Italian fare and pizza
  • Railway Tavern – 131 Rantoul St: Urban pub serving contemporary fare
  • Bonefish Harry’s – 218 Cabot St: Seafood, Tacos, and Tiki Drinks
A logo with two brushstroke circles, one blue and one yellow, followed by the words "Stay Local"; "Stay" is in blue and "Local" is in yellow, both in a rounded, playful font, inspired by the StayLocal2021 guide for Beverly MA.
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There are so many reasons to hang out and #StayLocal in Beverly. On any given weekend you can attend a great theatre performance or concert, view world-class art, or learn a thing or two about local history. Here are some our favorite places to Stay Local in Beverly.


Are you a Beverly-based small business who would like to be included in this list? Send us a message at info@creativecollectivema.com with this subject line “#StayLocal2021 in Beverly.”


Creative Collective’s #NonprofitNovember to highlight nonprofits, foundations, and community organizations North of Boston

A promotional graphic for Nonprofit November by Creative Collective, featuring event photos, a large blue hand holding a heart with the campaign logo, and text encouraging support for nonprofits north of Boston—plus a playful nod to skull makeup artistry.

This November, Creative Collective is launching #NonprofitNovember, a social media campaign geared towards bringing awareness to local nonprofits and encouraging the public to support. Nonprofit and community organizations foster civic engagement, leadership, and growth for cities, and the role they occupy as cultural touchstones and educational hubs in North Shore communities is difficult to miss. 

Learn more.