Restaurant
Oxford Creamery
17 locals recommend,
Location
98 County Rd
Mattapoisett, MA
Mattapoisett Center
Tips from locals
Mary
June 28, 2014
Old fashioned food at old fashioned prices. True milkshakes & frappes. Great seafood platters! Worth the extra drive (its a pretty drive anyway!)
Margaret
July 1, 2017
Roadside stand that is very popular for their lobster rolls and ice cream. Grab it to go, or sit on the picnic tables in the park across the parking lot.
Jill
April 18, 2014
One of our favorite things about living on the farm coast are the old farms and creameries. This is our favorite local ice cream spot! It has been there since 1931!
Susanne
September 9, 2020
Fun for the whole family: The Oxford Creamery in Mattapoisett is a typical New England summer shack with great sandwiches, seafood rolls, and ice cream They are open Thursday through Sunday, 11am through 8pm, from mid-April through September. They offer take-out too, and they have an online menu for you to browse or order ahead. 98 County Road, Mattapoisett, MA 02739
Fun for the whole family: The Oxford Creamery in Mattapoisett is a typical New England summer shack with great sandwiches, seafood rolls, and ice cream They are open Thursday through Sunday, 11am through 8pm, from mid-April through September. They offer take-out too, and they have an online menu f…
Susan
May 27, 2022
This beloved restaurant has been around forever. Order the fish and chips, the seafood platter, fried clams or anything fried. They also have the best ice cream flavors. Open Wednesdays-Sundays. Other favorites are: Tastebuds for brunch or dinner, and Turks for their fish market and their very popular restaurant, both in Mattapoisett; Brewfish in Marion; and Lindsey’s for old school but tasty, classic New England cooking in Wareham. There are too many restaurants to list!
This beloved restaurant has been around forever. Order the fish and chips, the seafood platter, fried clams or anything fried. They also have the best ice cream flavors. Open Wednesdays-Sundays. Other favorites are: Tastebuds for brunch or dinner, and Turks for their fish market and their very popul…
