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Massachusetts is home to some of the most amazing local restaurant and eateries of all varieties that come in all shapes and sizes. For several of its local spots, many of them happen to have some of the absolute best food. However, some of these spots may go under the radar since they aren't always the flashiest of joints. That doesn't stop them from being the best hole-in-the-wall spots to hit up for a good meal though. And now we know what spot is known for being the best hole-in-the-wall restaurant in the Bay State.

Massachusetts is loaded with plenty of fine dining spots throughout the state. Not only that, but there is a crazy wide variety when it comes to the type of restaurant you happen to be craving at any given moment in the Bay State. But where is that certain eatery that you need to hit up when you want to fully indulge to the utmost? Like, for instance, an all-you-can-eat type of restaurant to satisfy your hunger. It just so happens that we now know where the best all-you-can-eat restaurant is in Massachusetts.

Massachusetts has so many historically famous spots throughout the state that are not just well known by its own residents or even just regionally throughout New England, but also well known on a national level. Certainly American history has plenty to do with that. But what about television history? As it turns out, one particular restaurant, which is now being called the most fascinating restaurant in the Bay State, is also a national television icon.

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