Curtisville Historic District

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About this Neighborhood

The Curtisville Historic District keeps a steady, lived-in rhythm: 19 restaurants averaging 4.1, three coffee shops, and three grocers for the daily runs. Foursquare regulars point toward American and seafood tables, breakfast spots, and the women's and liquor stores that fill out an established retail strip, backed by more than 6,600 Yelp reviews. J. Gilbert's Wood-Fired Steaks & Seafood anchors the special-occasion dinner, Max Fish covers the seafood-and-sushi craving, and Ken's Corner handles the neighborhood staple. With six parks and five fitness studios in reach, the district balances its dining with plenty of ways to stay active.