Cibo e ristoranti a Cape Cod

“A local favorite, which was once a Coast Guard station. It sits upon the hill to Cahoon Hollow Beach. It’s $20 to park at the lot, but you receive a $20 voucher to the restaurant. Open Memorial Day-Labor Day. Also, a fun spot for going out at night.”

“The best bar in town! It is casual, fun and gets really busy....but it has everything - the food is great, fantastic juke box, live entertainment on weekends and summer nights, the bartenders are awesome and there are video games for the kids. It is very family friendly...this is the place to go!”

“Best lobster roll around and you bring your own beverages. Near the beaches on the bay side. ”

“Best views, fine dining that’s amazing, outside raw bar and acoustic guitar players on the beach...our favorite. ”

“Want to meet some of the locals? Go hang at the baaah. You'll catch an earful of those Baaastin accents while you knock a few back. Look for my brother's license plate hanging amongst their collection which covers the ceiling and walls. Surfs Up. I happen to love the Portugues Soup - Kale, potatoes, beans and Chorizo. I mean... All the food is good but that's my go to.”

“Authentic French bakery and restaurant. Provides amazing pastries. Sometimes a line but it moves fast and well worth it ”

“Fun place for delicious Mexican food, outdoor seating to people watch on the main street of Falmouth. ”

“This is a locals spot- we always go here for special occasions. I absolutely love Mac's Shack for everything from draft beer and cocktails to sushi to fresh seafood. These folks know what they are doing and the atmosphere is impeccable. Sit inside or out- odds are, one of the waitstaff helping you is a local and a friend of mine. Great people, great food. Plus- they have Gluten Free options”

“Great atmosphere.... grab a cup of coffee to hang out at the place, or to go ”

“My favorite nice restaurant - also open during the winter! They give you a loaf of homemade bread to take home at the end of your meal”

“If your travels take you to Orleans, you must stop by the Chocolate Sparrow. Absolutely the best hot chocolate and chocolate candy.”

“Tucked in the quiet east end, The Mews is open year round and has gluten free options. A must dine experience. As always, reservations are recommended. The Mews hosts a weekly Monday night open mic. ”

“It is the hoppin hangout in town! Wonderful coffee, breakfast sandwiches and baked goods. We love walking the dog there on Sunday mornings. ”

“A local favorite in the center of town. Great people watching, great food and best muffins in town”

“Near the Woods Hole Ferry. Great place to grab coffee and a bakery item in the morning or sandwiches later. ”

“Their pastries are amazing, and the sandwiches make you feel like you are in Paris!”

“My favorite nice restaurant - also open during the winter! They give you a loaf of homemade bread to take home at the end of your meal”

“If your travels take you to Orleans, you must stop by the Chocolate Sparrow. Absolutely the best hot chocolate and chocolate candy.”

“Must try honey dipped donuts - best in town if not beyond! Serving full breakfast and lunch. Open year round.”

“Near the Woods Hole Ferry. Great place to grab coffee and a bakery item in the morning or sandwiches later. ”

“We love Buckies for their coffee and their baked goods. They also have great wraps and sandwiches and free wifi in an eclectic atmosphere. ”

“Their pastries are amazing, and the sandwiches make you feel like you are in Paris!”

“If you make a stop over in Snug Harbor, Duxbury to stroll around the waterfront and marina, do NOT miss French Memories for the amazing pastries (my favorite is their almond croissant, but don't forget to grab a baguette to make sammies for the beach-yum). ”

“Probably the busiest and most popular market in town. This place is usually slamming all times of the day throughout the summer. A great place to grab some breakfast sandwiches, prepared foods or baked goods. ”