We had such a great experience at The Flying Bridge Restaurant in Falmouth that I felt like I had…read moreto come on here and talk about it. From the second we walked in, the whole place just had an amazing atmosphere. The ambience is honestly one of the best parts about dining here -- you've got that perfect Cape Cod waterfront vibe with the boats in the marina, the breeze coming off the water, and the way the light hits the harbor around sunset makes everything feel super relaxed but still special at the same time. It's the kind of place where you can actually enjoy your meal without feeling rushed, and just take in where you are. On top of that, our waitress Ashley gave us outstanding service. She was genuinely so nice and welcoming right from the start, constantly checking in on us without ever being overbearing. You can tell she really cares about making sure people are having a good experience. She answered all of our questions about the menu, gave great recommendations, and made sure everything came out perfectly. It's rare to get service that feels that attentive but still natural, and she really made our night better. And the food was amazing. Everything came out fresh, hot, and full of flavor. You could tell it was made with care and not just rushed out. Between the service, the ambience, and the quality of the food, this was easily one of the best dining experiences we've had in Falmouth. We'll definitely be coming back, and we hope to get Ashley again next time!

Where to start.. I ordered the spicy crabby & cucumber salad…read more& it was not only a huge portions but it was the best I've ever had! Seriously, if you follow me, you know that is a compliment! My drink was a dirty martini & it was a heavy pour & a decent drink. Again, not the best but very good. For the entree I wanted to order the sushi pizza.. yea you heard it right, I wouldn't have even considered it but by neighboring table got it & it looked FANTASTIC. However, I was away from home & did not want leftovers so I ordered the special sushi roll Crimson Tide & added Jalapeños. The Jalapeños were fresh & crispy, but did not lend any additional heat. I am a sushi snob, so it was not the best I've ever had, but it was decent. For most it would be good. The menu changes regularly, which was a little disappointing. It was different online, vs on Yelp vs in person & the prices were about $10 more than listed online, but overall, it wasn't a bad experience. I would recommend checking them out, just know it won't be cheap. I originally wanted the seared Tuna, but when I got here, it was halibut & it was $36 vs $22. I will include pics of the menu, but like I said, it's subject to change. OK, take this with a grain of salt. I would probably have made it a 4 vs 3 so I'm on the fence. Regan, my server explained that the additional $6 added to my $12 martini was not because it was a dirty martini, but because it was up vs on the rocks, so it was a bigger pour. It makes sense, but I have never seen this before.. make your own decisions.

A wonderful day trip! Farm animals to feed, veggies to pick…read more Wonderful shop with toys for children and delicacies for adults.

Very disappointing. Ten dollars per adult to see the animals with our grandchild and found very few…read moreanimals. We were in and out in 15 minutes. The staff was nice but we would not visit again.

I went to this establishment for a wake, and it was well run…read more The private parking lot had ample spaces. Thierry is a special area for handicapped parking. The back deck and event area were nice. The staff were helpful. I would recommend this establishment.

"The Bourne Identity"- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKMr1Xg7S4U…read more Bourne Farm is right off 28A in North Falmouth. Despite the busyness of the nearby intersections and highways, it's a great place to stop for a walk&a picnic. There's the historic barn, built in 1775 by Joseph Crowell. The Farm got its identity from Lester Bourne Sr, whose family bequeathed the property for conservation. According to the Salt Pond conservation literature, nothing of note happened at Bourne Farm, but it does show daily life in the American Revolution era. There's a small fruit&vegetable garden. One can stroll among cranberry bogs. For outdoor dining, there's a small picnic area overlooking Crocker Pond. Bourne Farm has plenty of trails for hiking. It's no wonder Bourne Farm is often used as a wedding venue and an outdoor summer camp for kids. Beautiful place for fresh air.

Pumpkins walls and…read moreweddings Bourne Farms is a 50 acre area that is open to the public and includes a house that was built in 1775, an old barn and even an original outhouse. Flowers, trees and orchards are scattered around the area as well as cool old stone walls that meander around the property. Behind the farm are hiking trails that go through the woods and in some cases over the walls. The Shining Sea Bike Path also crosses through the property on an old rail trail complete with a small tunnel so the cows could get under the track to reach their grazing fields. A huge pumpkin field is filled with large pumpkins in the fall and the farm has a cool pumpkin event complete with hay rides and other fun activities. The farm is a very popular and lovely place to rent out for weddings and other events and offers a lot of room in a very bucolic setting. There are tours of the farm on occasion but it's fun just to walk the paths and see the cool and ancient stone walls and all the crazy looking trees and pumpkin fields. An enjoyable place to spend some time any time of the year.

We were five hungry travelers with time to kill before catching the ferry for a getaway to Martha's…read moreVineyard last week (5/12/25). Found Eli's Pub while searching for somewhere to have dinner and a cocktail: Eli's Tavern looked perfect so off we went! We arrived about 4:45 so there were no other guests except another couple. We were greeted by our friendly server and settled in to enjoy our early evening. The decor is cozy with warm wood walls and tables. It gave off a relaxing vibe right away. Lucky for us it was $10 burger night. The menu has a large selection of pub fare. Three of us chose the burger special. Two of our friends chose to have a Rachel. The place began filling up while we were enjoying our drinks - a popular place on a Monday night! Everything was delicious. The burgers were big, juicy with a delicious flavor while the turkey on the Rachel's was moist and tasty. All in all an excellent choice for us out-of- towners: great prices, really good food and a relaxing place to spend about 90 minutes while waiting to line up for the ferry.

$15 fish and chip nite fish was good fries were very soggy. Waitress was very good. The tavern…read moreitself was very cozy and comfortable!

The Coonamessett is a great option for dog-friendly hotel rooms or medium-to-large event spaces…read more We rented the Double Queen Suite for a weekend for our bride and groom's suite, as it was extremely well-lit and spacious enough for my eight groomsmen to get ready with me. It was a little surprising that a room with such a large common space would have two queen beds instead of a king bed, though. The staff, including housekeeping, did a great job making us feel like guests of honor all weekend long, with a bride and groom welcome setup and several refreshes of the room while we were away. We were also able to book one of the dog-friendly rooms at the last minute, in which my mom stayed with our dog. There was lots of green space on and off the property for our dog to explore on walks. The Coonamessett also hosted our morning-after-the-wedding buffet breakfast, which we coordinated through their special events team five months before the wedding. The food was pretty good, nothing special, but was a little on the pricier side (to be expected for a wedding-related event). Since they weren't hosting a wedding on-site that weekend, we were able to use the entire ballroom space. A couple hotel guests wandered in and grabbed a plate before we informed them it was a private event. The Coonamessett even opened the bar for our guests (my niece and nephew said the espresso martinis were good!).

Where to start? No communication. I emailed and called to confirm reservation... no reply to…read moreeither. No coffee in room... no safe... coffee available at 7:30... a little earlier would be better. Breakfast .. scary... bagels ...best choice but no butter ? No one around to ask. No napkins... really can you spare a square? Asked for invoice receipt 3 or 4 times... never got one... couldn't email me one or print one out! Oh coffee was good!

One of my first stops in Cape Cod was the Highfield Hall & Gardens. Beautiful estate in a beautiful…read morearea. Per it's website: "Highfield Hall & Gardens is the magnificently restored 1878 estate of the Beebe family, now transformed into a vibrant center of cultural and community life on Cape Cod. The story of this property is a dramatic one as it was, literally, saved from the wrecking ball in 1994 and lovingly restored, opening as a museum and historic site in late 2006." On the ground was an outside art/sculpture that looked really interesting. Took pictures of it. Certainly a nice first stop in Cape Cod. It's in the town of Falmouth which is one of my favorite places I visited in my New England trip.

Beautiful spot to spend the day. We enjoyed the art in Highfield Hall and then checked out the…read moregardens. Lots here to explore. We also hiked one of the trails in neighboring Beebe Woods. There's also the Shining Sea bike path right next door. Lots of opportunities to get outdoors here and enjoy.

Location on Old Silver Beach is perfect! Pool and arcade are nice for kids ! However a lot of…read moreservice and maintenance need improving. Also the beach chair reservations should be an option because it's ridiculous getting a chair! Need a better system for reserving lounge chairs and umbrellas on the beach. Chairs were gone at 6:30am! Rooms were dirty and not cleaned well through the stay. Hair, old bathroom, dirty halls. Snack bar was slow. One hour for a lobster roll and Salad! Pool needs umbrellas on the patio, and more Lounge chairs Food was good at the restaurant but also slow. Waitress was great. The sunsets are lovely and we watched fireworks on the beach on the 4th of July! The ice cream stand was a hit and the arcade. Has so much potential. My kids had fun!

Always a pleasure to stop in for lunch or a sun set drink…read moreThe accommodations are family orientated It is a pleasant resort away from the hustle and bustle of route 28 Main St., Falmouth Here you can park your car and stay all day or week without having to go in any other direction I go to place for many years Jackie S

The golf course was in excellent shape in June 2026! Tee boxes, greens, and fairways all well…read moremaintained. Regrettably, there are some golfers that can't seem to get with the program and repair their divots, fix ball marks, or put their cigarette butts in the trash. But, there are always a small group of cretins on the course. Only negative? $9 for a can of Budweiser. I'll need counseling. Cheers! RS

Went to the Cape Club for dinner with my family and had a wonderful experience. The wait staff was…read morevery attentive, live music on the back deck was great, and the food was 10/10. Can't wait to go back, and will be telling friends to go as well. Plus the sunset view was a nice touch.

I would have loved to have my wedding here but unfortunately, my first interaction with the event…read moreplanner was so unpleasant that not only will I not consider it, but I would caution others away from this venue as well. My conversation with her left the impression that they were unaccommodating to our wedding needs (such as food selection, timing of event, number of guests which are admittedly unique) not because they were unable make it work, but because they just didn't want to - the idea of an interracial wedding derailed the conversation incredibly. I believer her exact words were "it's not our thing" and she started advising me to consider locations in locations off the Cape in an incredibly condescending manner. I truly hope nobody else experiences this, but it's worth mentioning to anyone looking to plan a wedding that's even slightly outside the traditional set up.

It is unfortunate to have to write this about such a pretty venue. Bourne High School had there…read moreSenior prom, with all the food that the kids had to choose from you would think it would have been better! Nothing was hot, and that's just sad these kids where looking forward the dinner and all the choices. Beautiful pictures that's the only good thing from the night