A&J King, Rouge Cosmetics and Museum Top List of 'Best of North Shore'

Forty Salem business, nonprofits and festivals have been honored by the editors and readers of Northshore magazine as the "Best of the North Shore."

Topping the list is A&J King Artisan Bakers, Rouge Cosmetics and Peabody-Essex Museum – each with three awards.

Other businesses that won multiple awards include Green Clean, 62 Restaurant and Wine Bar, Life Alive, Landry and Arcari, Cinema Salem, Mighty Aphrodite Maternity Consignment and the Salem's So Sweet festival.

See a complete of all the winning Salem businesses below. See all the winners on the Northshore magazine's Flipbook.

The awards were first announced online Tuesday on Northshore magazine’s website. The ninth annual awards will all be in the magazine’s August edition and there will be a party to celebrate the winners on Aug. 27 at Misselwood Estate at Endicott College in Beverly. The magazine is published by Andover-based RMS Media Group.

Categories range from food and nightlife to shopping and spas. In all, there were more than 380 awards handed out. More than 37,000 votes were cast. Some of the new categories this year included romantic restaurant and brewery.

Petite Etoile, 318 Derby St.: Editor’s pick for Baby Clothes

A & J King Artisan Bakers, 48 Central St.: Readers’ pick for Pastry Bake Shop, readers’ and editor’s pick for Bread Bakery

Paxton Hair Salon, 103 Washington St.: Editor’s pick for New School Barbershop

Scratch Kitchen, 245 Derby St.: Editor’s pick for BBQ

North Shore Boot Camp Co., 45 Congress St.: Editor’s pick for Renew Boot Camp

Red's Sandwich Shop, 15 Central St.: Readers’ pick for Breakfast

The Ugly Mug Diner, 122 Washington St.: Editor’s pick for Breakfast

A&B Burgers, 50 St. Peter St., Editor’s pick for Burgers

Green Clean: Editor’s and readers’ pick for Cleaning Service

Witch City 5K: Readers’ pick for Community Walk/Run

Admiral Concierge: Readers’ pick for Live Concierge

Harbor Sweets, 85 Leavitt St.: Editor’s pick for Indulge Confectionary

Ye Olde Pepper Candy Co., 96 Bridge St.: Readers’ pick for Indulge Confectionary

Modern Millie, 3 Central St.: Readers’ pick for Consignment Shop

Kernwood Country Club, 1 Kernwood St.: Editor’s pick for Country Club

62 Restaurant & Wine Bar, 62 Wharf St.: Editor’s pick for Indulge Dessert and editor’s pick for Italian restaurant

Coffee Time, 96 Bridge St.: Readers’ pick for Indulge Dessert

Salem Willows Park, 167 Fort Ave. : Readers’ pick for Indoor Family Hang Out

Haunted Happenings: Readers’ pick for Fall Festival

Salem Film Fest: Editor’s pick for Spring Festival

Salem's So Sweet: Readers’ and editor’s pick for Winter Festival

Birds & Bees, 40 Front St.: Editor’s pick for Gift Shop

Hawthorne Hotel On The Common: Readers’ pick for Renew Hotel

Passage to India, 157 Washington St.: Readers’ pick for Indian restaurant

Studio Discovery at Peabody-Essex Museum: Readers’ pick for Kids Program

Tri-City Sales, 272 Highland Ave.: Readers’ pick for Kitchen Appliances

Brodies Seaport, 215 Derby St,: Editor’s pick for Lobster Roll

Longboards Cafe & Bar, 72 Wharf St." Editor’s pick for Lobster Roll

Rouge Cosmetics 322 Derby St.: Readers’ and editor’s pick for Make-up Application and editor’s pick for Make-up Selection

Mighty Aphrodite Maternity Consignment, 7 Central St." Readers’ and editor’s pick for Maternity Shop

The Grapevine, 26 Congress St.: Editor’s pick for Mediterranean restaurant

Cinema Salem, 2 East India Square Mall: Readers’ and Editor’s pick for Movie Theatre

Peabody Essex Museum & Shop, 161 Essex St. Readers’ and editor’s pick for Museum and Readers’ pick for Tourist Attraction

Fine Food & Cooking by Ricardo Sanches: Editor’s pick for Personal Chef

The Barking Cat, 266 Essex St.: Readers’ pick for Pet Boutique

King's Roast Beef, 145 North St. Editor’s pick for Roast Beef

Landry & Arcari, 63 Flint St.: Editor’s and readers’ pick for Rugs

Opus, 87 Washington St.: Editor’s pick for Sushi

Life Alive, 281 Essex St.: Editor’s and readers’ pick for Vegetarian restaurant

Yogasakti, 29 Bridge St.: Readers’ pick