There's a little talked about things amongst the backwoods of small towns dotted all across this country and it's mom and pop service stations that serve hot food.
Now, if you're from a small rural area, you already know what I'm talking about. When someone says they have a hot bar, you can already bet the food is delicious. These service stations (NOT to be confused with GAS STATIONS) are often cornerstones of communities, owned and operated locally and by people of the community. Boston Mart is no exception. This small town gem is owned by Boston locals as it has been since it's inception. Located on the main road of Boston, just across the street from the Volunteer Fire Dept and the Boston Barbershop, this little service station is the quintessential cornerstone of the Boston community. Serving food 7 days a week (except in slower months where they're closed on Sundays), you can always count on Hamburgers and FRESH fried chicken. You can also count on Liver and Onions every Thursday.
All of those are nice, but the real crown jewel is the Mac and Cheese. As an autistic person, cheese and carbs are my lifeblood so I like to think I'm an expert on the matter. They manage to create a creamy, decedent Mac and cheese, perfectly seasoned and smooth that eases any pain. If you're in need of a mental pick me up, stop in and give our friends a try.
Boston Mart has my official seal of approval for Homemade Mac and Cheese.
If you're in the area or just passing through, it's worth any drive to experience the Boston Mart and small town Americana. Be sure to check their Facebook daily, as they are fantastic about posting what they have for the day!
(And my green bean peeps, they season theirs. You're welcome.) read more