TOWN
We went into Town Center a couple of times to have drinks, shop (the best bargains I found were at the Thrift Shop) or get a snack. There are plenty of restaurants, and you won't have a difficult time finding a good one. Below are the places we went to.

SOMETHING NATURAL
The best spot for lunch is a half a mile from Town Center. Something Natural serves the tastiest breads, sandwiches and cookies! When you pull into the driveway, you'll think you're at someone's house. But the long takeout line gives it away. Something Natural is the perfect place to grab food for the beach, or to enjoy at one of the outdoor picnic tables spread all around their yard. Sandwiches cost between $5-$8, and are huge. Be sure to order just half, unless you're starved or sharing. Call ahead if you don't want to wait. Something Natural, 50 Cliff Rd.; tel.: 508-228-0504.

ICE CREAM
Afterwards, stop by the Juice Bar in the center of town. They scoop up fantastic homemade ice cream in fresh-baked waffle cones that my niece, nephew and I couldn't get enough of. The Juice Bar, 12 Broad St.; tel.: 508-228-5799.

SMOOTHIES
If you just want something light, cruise by the Juice Guys Juice Bar. I'm sure you have had (or at least heard of) their popular drink "Nantucket Nectars" (it's kind of like Snapple). The guys who created it are from Nantucket (duh!) and they own this shop. The Nantucket Nectars aren't any cheaper than at your local store (they charge $2), so skip the bottled juice and get one of their delicious and unusual smoothies. I had the PB & J smoothie (blueberries, strawberries, peanut butter, vanilla nonfat frozen yogurt and apple Juice). Sounds nasty, but boy was it good! Mmmm! The Juice Guys Juice Bar, 4 Easy St.; tel.: 1.888-TWO-TOMS. For more click HERE.