Native eating places serving up spooky Halloween enjoyable

Not positive the place to seize a chew to eat? With a number of choices across the Fall River space, it may be tough to decide on.

If you’re having a tough time, we’re right here that will help you slim it down.

We’ve compiled a listing of meal offers, particular occasions, and mouth-watering choices at native eateries and markets to think about when planning your subsequent evening in town, or a fast cease for a tasty deal with.

This week, we have some native eating places which can be cooking up a scary good time, from pizza events to color nights. Plus, learn the way many goodies go into one ice cream spot’s Halloween sweet ice cream.

Let’s dig in:

Kids’ spooky pizza celebration at Primo on Water Street

Primo on Water Street, 36 Water St., Fall River, is internet hosting a kids’ spooky pizza party on Wednesday, Oct. 29, at 5:30 p.m.

Recommended for teenagers age 5 to 12, there shall be costume-friendly enjoyable, with youngsters inspired to put on their Halloween costumes.

Every child will be capable to make their very own spooky pizza with toppings like mozzarella ghosts and pepperoni pumpkins.

There will even be a witch potion station, to make fizzy, colourful drinks.

Plus, take pleasure in Halloween music and decor.

Tickets are $25 per little one.

For tickets, go to https://tinyurl.com/5erefdcn.

Halloween Mommy & Me paint evening at Barrett’s Alehouse

Barrett’s Alehouse, 4171 N. Main St., Fall River, is internet hosting a Halloween Mommy & Me paint night on Wednesday, Oct. 8, from 6 to eight p.m.

Paint a spooky wine glass whereas your toddler paints their trick or deal with bag.

The value is $40 per duo.

Venmo @createwithkath to register.

Shipyard Pumpkinhead is again at Brayton Ave Cafe

Brayton Ave Cafe, 483 Brayton Ave., Fall River, now has Shipyard Pumpkinhead Ale back on tap, served with a caramel cinnamon sugar rim.

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Halloween sweet ice cream at The Ice Cream Barn

The Ice Cream Barn, 289 Locust St., Swansea, has Halloween candy ice cream.

It’s made with seven several types of sweet: chocolate chunks, M&Ms, Kit Kats, Heath bars, Butterfingers, Snickers, and chopped peanut butter cups.

Two stylish fall flavors mix in a single drink at The Westporter

The Westporter, 1031 Main Rd., Westport, blends a few stylish fall flavors into one drink: the apple crisp espresso martini.

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Grab a caprese grilled rooster sandwich at The Profile Tavern

The Profile Tavern, 2 Crossroad Dr., East Freetown, has a caprese grilled chicken sandwich.

It’s made with grilled rooster, tomato, mozzarella, pesto, arugula, and balsamic glaze, served on focaccia bread.

Paint evening at The Belmont Club

The Belmont Club, 34 Franklin St., Fall River, is internet hosting a paint night on Thursday, Oct. 23, at 6 p.m.

Follow step-by-step directions and create your personal masterpiece with Creativity with Color.

This is a 21-plus occasion, and the associated fee is $25 per particular person.

Sign up on-line at creativitywithcolor.com.

Avo’s Feast now has an app

Avo’s Feast, 1601 Pleasant St., Fall River, now has an app, that includes app-only specials.

It’s obtainable on iOS and Android.

October order problem at Pancheros Mexican Grill

Pancheros Mexican Grill, 550 Grand Army of the Republic Hwy., Somerset, has an ordering challenge this month: order 5 instances in October and earn a free entree.

Helger’s Ice Cream closed for the season

Helger’s Ice Cream, 2490 Main Rd., Tiverton, has closed for the season.

In a Sept. 28 Facebook post, they wrote, “Just like that the 2025 ice cream season is over! Thank you so much to our valued customers for making the season a great one. See you in the spring!”

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