Dining - Cape Cod, Nantucket & Martha’s Vineyard Restaurants

Woolfies offers a wide variety of hot breakfasts, fresh coffee, pastries, lunch, and take-home items. Woolfies creatively prepares scrumptious foods which are as close to natural as realistically possible. Our homestyle recipes are lovingly prepared with pronouncable ingredients without compromising on taste.

Categories: Bakeries/Coffee Shops

279 Lower County Rd, Dennis Port ~ (508) 258-9980 ~

Humphreys Bakery on Martha's Vineyard has provided excellent products for over 50 years. It's award-winning sandwiches and baked goods have become a local institution.

Categories: Bakeries/Coffee Shops

32 Winter Street, Edgartown ~ (508) 627-7029 ~

Apt

Apt Cape Cod is a small intimate restaurant serving breakfast, brunch and dinner. The menu is forever changing, we are as passionate about the copious ingredients available to us as we are about the people who grow and harvest them. Our farm-to-table casual concept utilizes modern techniques for today's food lover.

Categories: Casual Dining

2149 Rt 6A, Brewster ~ (978) 602-0486 ~

Best steak house in Plymouth, offers great atmosphere with hearty food and fun drinks. Price, taste and entertainment help T-Bones Roadhouse claim the best breakfast in Plymouth.

Categories: Casual Dining

22 Main Street, Plymouth ~ 508-747-2667 ~

American Seasons

Nestled in the center of Nantucket’s historic downtown, American Seasons offers some of the island’s most creative food, along with a one-of-a-kind boutique wine list. Join us as we celebrate our 20th season. One of Nantucket’s premier dining destinations

Categories: Fine Dining

80 Centre Street, Nantucket ~ (508) 228-7111 ~

Orleans Seafood

In 1995 Cape Tip Seafoods started as a Wholesale division in Provincetown. Servicing 80% of the restaurants between Provincetown and Orleans. In 1999 we started our first retail market in Truro. In 2014 we opened a new retail market in Orleans and wholesale facility expanding into the Lower Cape. When eating seafood on the Outer Cape it's a good... show more In 1995 Cape Tip Seafoods started as a Wholesale division in Provincetown. Servicing 80% of the restaurants between Provincetown and Orleans. In 1999 we started our first retail market in Truro. In 2014 we opened a new retail market in Orleans and wholesale facility expanding into the Lower Cape. When eating seafood on the Outer Cape it's a good chance it's supplied by us. Both Orleans and Truro are full service seafood markets. Offering customers the highest quality of the freshest seafood. Lobster being the biggest draw. We carry a wide variety of fresh, frozen seafood and gourmet specialty items. hide

Categories: Seafood Market

18 Old Colony Way, Orleans ~ (508) 255-7221 ~

Come in for excellent pizza, salads, subs & more!

Categories: Pizza

180 Rt 6A, Orleans, MA, Orleans ~ (508) 255-7160 ~

Stir Crazy

Visitors to Stir Crazy often wonder if they are in a Chinese Restaurant but the Cambodian food is as different from Chinese food as a New England dinner is from a Texas barbecue.

Categories: Casual Dining

570 MacArthur Boulevard, Pocasset ~ (508) 564-6464 ~

Patio American Grill and Blue Bar

Patio's eclectic menu features a new spin on fresh local seafood and a variety of lobster preparations alongside steaks, entree salads, Panini sandwiches, pastas, vegetarian dishes, homemade desserts and more. Enjoy the raw bar, known for its delectable freshly shucked local oysters.

Categories: Casual Dining

328 Commercial Street, Provincetown ~ (508) 487-4003 ~

Bad Martha's Beer

At Bad Martha, we believe in three things: great beer, getting bad and doing good. Every sip of our premium craft beer is a reminder that there's a paradise out there where you can kick off your boat shoes, let your hair down and leave it all behind. <br />And while there's a bit of bad in every drop of beer we brew, there's also a whole lot of... show more At Bad Martha, we believe in three things: great beer, getting bad and doing good. Every sip of our premium craft beer is a reminder that there's a paradise out there where you can kick off your boat shoes, let your hair down and leave it all behind.
And while there's a bit of bad in every drop of beer we brew, there's also a whole lot of good that comes with every bottle we sell. That's because Bad Martha is built on a simple idea – community first. We bring this idea to life by donating the first portion of profits to a local hunger relief charity. hide

Categories: Casual Dining

270 Upper Main St, Edgartown ~ 508-939-4415 ~