u/heusesthemforholden

Any recommendations for farms that still have tomato/pepper/herb/etc. starters? Basically, anything edible. We started all our plants in January and through various tragic events, about 75% of them have died. I know it's wicked late in the season -- I think Stillman is all sold out of tomatoes, for instance -- but I was hoping Reddit could come through and help us out. I'd hit up Home Depot but we put in a lot of effort growing unique varieties of rare and heirloom seedlings, so anything with similar TLC and curation would be appreciated! Willing to drive.

Wife wants a good cheese pizza and I want it to be a bar pie. Had my heart set on Sidedoor Sally's only to realize they're closed on Mondays!

Looking at AVA and Sam & Joe's, but if I'm missing a good one, let me know. The thinner, the better. Does North Shore have its own style of pizza the way the South Shore does?

I've struck out on this so many times, it's not even funny. My company sent us a swag bag this year that, oddly, had a few bags of Nantucket Crisps in them, which are made in our neck of the woods. I tore through them and I've been looking for them, but the 'find chips' option on the manufacturer's website is full of dead links. The closest location to me has been closed for three years, and nobody else I've hit up has them.

Short of ordering them online because I really don't feel like paying $65 for 12 bags of chips, has anyone seen these in person and can you give me a read on where I could find them? Thanks!