What a great find Sue had a coupon for the Cove…read moreWe were pleasantly surprised at the upscale restaurant right near the end of the Main Street in Hyannis The service was superb! Katie was our waitress,and she aimed to please from the wine tasting to make sure we like our choices from the wine list We both selected the fish taco with pineapple salsa with a very nice dressing The unique potato chip fried fish was so fresh We opt for the garlic bread to go with our wine and that too had its special flare I know we both said this is a first but not our last trip to enjoy the food ,service and ambience . Thanks Katie for answering all our many questions and making so many extra trips to the kitchen for us Jackie S

We came here because of the great reviews and sat at the bar, but we were pretty disappointed. The…read morebluefish pate itself was good, but rather on the salty side, so serving it with salt and vinegar chips made it pretty much inedibly salty (this was taken off the bill when the bartender noticed we didn't eat more than one bite each). My first glass of vinho verde wine was served at room temperature (the second was fine), and the side plate I was given was crusted with dried food residue. I also watched an employee behind the bar wipe her nose with her hand and then continue slicing citrus barehanded. The chicken empanadas were good but not particularly special. We also had one of the small pizzas, which was the best thing of the night, crispy and flavorful (with a little char at the edges, which we like). The decor is a little bananas (different shades of green between the walls, the napkins, the barstools, and the banquettes; five kinds of lighting fixtures; lots of sound and lighting items with exposed, hasty-looking wiring). The bathroom door doesn't really close and lock properly. And the restaurant is really loud, even half full. The writing on the menu, about family members and special recipes, tells me that there's pride here and real care about making a good restaurant. However, without the attention to detail (particularly cleanliness and hygiene!), that's kind of moot. Three stars instead of two here because the pizza was good and the staff obviously care about customers.

As a cat lover, I had to check out this place - who can resist a place with a cat prominently…read morefeatured on its sign! Conveniently located near the ferry terminal and also near the Hyannis Harbor hotel where we were staying for a weekend getaway to the Cape a few weekends ago. We walked down the street, checked out the menu which looked good. It was a bit hot so we decided to sit inside however it felt a bit dark inside so we went back outside and were seated under the covered area outside. The menu is quite extensive so no trouble finding something you like. We ordered the crab cake appetizer which was good - I prefer more lump crab meat and this was all minced together but still good. For my main dish I ordered the salmon which came with roasted potatoes and veggies with a light sauce. It was nice - salmon was tender, potatoes were crispy and tender - good portion size. Hubs ordered the dayboat cod and he enjoyed it. Servers were nice and they even took our photo on request. It's a popular spot you can tell - both inside and outside were busy. Was nice sitting outside- they have these planters on the side which make for nice outdoor decor. Overall a good experience!

Stopped into Black Cat for a late lunch after exploring Hyannis. Everything about our experience…read morewas kind of mid. Our server was ok and when my friend asked for a straw she brought over two unwrapped straws completely holding the ends that my friend would either be placing in her drink or into her mouth. My friend did not use the straws. My friend also asked for "to-go" silverware as her cutlery was a bit dirty - our server seemed annoyed. Small requests overall that made us feel like we were burdening her. I got the Buffalo Cauliflower which was ok. Drenched in sauce and soggy. My friend ordered a fish and chips that was the only thing to save the meal.

Tap City Grille was a surprise for me!…read more I tried it out around 7 years ago and wasn't the biggest fan. It was a good place to go out with friends and have some wings, but I wasn't impressed whatsoever. My family and I were on vacation looking for a place to go that's different from Seafood, so we went back to Tap City to give it another shot. It was incredible. It was possibly one of my favorite restaurants I've tried during my vacation. We got a lot of different dishes, so I was able to try a bunch of them. I myself ordered a "build your own" Pizza. I got Hot Italian Sausage and Pepperoni. It was a very good size for the amount of money you spend. It was delicious. The sauce was amazing, the cheese blend was good and the toppings were both fresh! The crust was a bit soggy however. It was fine, it just was a bit floppy. I tried the Brussel Sprout appetizer and it may have been the best thing on the menu. They were addictive. I could've just ordered those and have been satisfied. I tried the Chicken Tenders and they were alright, but you could tell they are frozen and not homemade. The Fries were good, but just normal fries you'd expect at a bar and grille. Although I personally didn't try it, one of the guests I was with was in love with the Hamburger. This place is a must stop on your vacation if you're looking for a break from Seafood. It has a nice atmosphere and has been packed every time I've walked by. So why am I only giving this a four? Our waitress was not good. She had zero emotion and looked like she wanted to be anywhere other than at her job. I waited 20 minutes to get a refill on my drink because she never checked on us until we finished our food. The service at Tap City Grille should be improved.

I've been waiting here forever please feed me this isn't fair I didn't eat to save my calories for…read morethis. Not even drinks came to the table , just dust . Get it because no one came here ? LOL ! ‍ Update : I got my food after alerting someone. Cookie skillet was sold out and now I'm not very happy

Great offerings and wide selection from 'grab and go' to made to order breakfast. Great service…read more Fair prices. A nice way to start your trip to Nantucket! No negatives whatsoever.

We went on the morning of 3 November 2025 (and again in the afternoon around 3pm because Chez…read moreAntoine was closed.) The young woman who was working that morning was SO rude. She was short with us and didn't even say thank you when handing us our coffee. She just said, "Here ya go." Dear Manager, a little politeness goes a long way. We won't be back. You shouldn't go there either unless you don't mind rudeness. Go to Chez Antoine on Main Street instead. It's within walking distance of the Hi-line ferry, maybe an 8-minute walk. They have a much better selection of pastries, etc.

The food was outstanding, as was the service. I'll go back again, this time before or after a show…read moreat the Melody Tent, which a short walk. Bravo to the new owners...really exceptional food.

Livingston needs to be promoted! Service was INCREDIBLE... suggestions of the menu- spectacular!…read more. food: immaculate... drinks: to die for!!! Will be back again for sure!

The beer is really excellent!! Oak Bay Brewery Is tucked in…read moreon the Main Street in Hyannis, (across from Anejo). It is a new gem of a brewery. My devoted "mug club" friends that used to meet weekly at Cape Cod Beer introduced me to this fantastic new spot in their rotation. Wow, am I impressed! I met the brewmaster / owner, Brian, friendly and he sure knows his stuff. The quality he is producing in this tiny location is exceptional. I started with the Norm Ale, like normal ...get it? I love the play on names they come up with like Buttah Beer. The Norm Ale is pale but not lacking color, it's so caramel creamy, biscuit smooth. Just delicious, no bitter bite to this beauty. And I really appreciate the lack of fizziness too, that's so unlike American beer. I followed that with the Riley Red. Think Killarney Irish red ale and that's what this delivers. An excellent example of a red with colored hues, it's tasting brighter, light malty, and rich. And because it's October I rounded off by tasting the Oaktober Fest. (Oak Bay October fest) my buddy Wayne loves this one, especially in his fancy German stein they so nicely agreed to fill for him. This seasonal ale is tasty modestly spiced medium malt season, not too hoppy, it's beautiful. The Brit/ Irish style that Brian is producing, less carbonated & fizzy, which I really liked about the ales. You don't go home with a bloated stomach. Lucky for us it is Oktoberfest and they were cooking up beer-soaked bratwurst with sauerkraut and German pretzel hot baked out of the toaster oven $11. A perfect accompaniment to the ales. I genuinely feel these are the best beers being made on Cape Cod, and beyond. Get over to Oak Bay Brewery and try for yourself what I'm convinced of! Cheers Note: Parking is best in the back of the building and come on to main street from alley beside Tumi restaurant.

Tucked away off Main St is this wonderful secluded taproom - feels like you've stepped out of the…read morehustle/bustle and into another dimension. Great people, very good beer and a pleasant place to kick back. Chips/Dip and Hotdogs are the bulk of the menu but they dress them up nicely! The "Comet" Whit beer was excellent while we played a game of Pitch and a quick round of Rock'em Sock'em Robots Stop in - you won't be disappointed!!

Tim and Jamie were absolutely brilliant! Food was fantastic. The Dublin chowder was a meal in…read moreitself. So much flavor. Better than New England clam chowder? Yes. Kilkenny on tap, along with all the Irish regulars, Guinness, Smithwicks, Harp, Magners. The owners know how to give their patrons the authentic Irish Pub feel. (Just missing the portrait of Master McGrath.). ;)

We ordered beef stew. Served in a bread bowl. Thick, tasty. Delicious…read more Turkey Pasty. Turkey and a bit of mashed potatoes inside a pastry shell. Side of mashed and a vegetable medley. Was good. Not what I expected but happy with it. The service was fast and friendly. The atmosphere woodsy, lil brick thrown in ...lots of Irish Emphemera.

We had dinner here on Mother's Day, and it was great! The restaurant is on the Main Street, toward…read morethe end, and there's plenty of street parking. We snagged a spot, and walked around a bit before dinner. When we arrived, we were told to pick a table, there were a few other tables already seated. We chose a table by the window. There's plenty of seating, and bar seating available. I was pleasantly surprised with all the food options - not only is the menu itself pretty big, they had a page of specials as well. Our server was great, super attentive, and checked in with us multiple times. We started with the calamari, which were deliciously fried, and tasty. For a main course, I had pasta with Alfredo sauce and lobster - it was really good. My mom had the flounder francaise, which was lightly breaded, topped with shrimp, and had a creamy limoncello sauce. We really enjoyed the meal, and will be back to try more of the menu!

This is a promising place that just opened…read more I came in for a drink about 5 pm. The staff are just setting up and that included the bartender who was helping with the setup. She was great: a pleasant woman from Serbia who spoke great English. However if I had a suggestion, it would be to be a bit more customer focused. When people sit at a bar during the 4-6 period, bet to get them sorted when the place is empty, then continue with the dinner setup.