The best seafood market in the area…read more Worth every penny. Never disappoints. I've lived in Manhattan for years, but grew up on the water on Long Island (with a boat) and love fishing. I've visited the Cape since childhood, and return several times a year. This is the place where, if you want the freshest fish (if you know fish and can cook it at home) is the place to go. It's also the place that if you don't know fish, don't worry; you can't go wrong here, Hatch's Fish Market only carries the freshest seafood. Don't be intimidated. If Hatch's doesn't have it, the fish aren't running - "local" is the operative word here. Lobster, steamers, bluefish pâťe, scallops you can count on, the freshest fish filets... It's where REAL locals, chefs and those who know, go. Need I say more? Did you see the movie "Tony"? (I did, last night). Were you inspired to cook seafood at home tonight? There are many places I could have chosen as my first review on Yelp - but why not start with the BEST...

Terrible service. Kept me waiting for ten minutes while the guy chatted with a friend. So rude. I…read morewas just about to walk out. Won't be going back.

Outstanding lunch. Huge and varied menu if you want something other than the cape standards…read more(lobster roll, fish and chips, etc....) although I bet those would be great as well. When you walk in it has standard raw bar vibe but back patio offers different experience as well. The back patio overlooking a pond/tree line was a perfect setting for a relaxing lunch. We had bao buns, sushi, spice crusted ahi tuna. All were perfect. Thank you

Believe me when I say, it's a big deal to have all of the fried food on a seafood menu be…read moregluten-free. My fish and chips were absolutely delicious and I can't wait to come back and try something else here. Sitting outside is a bonus!

After driving by for years and reading all the rave reviews and awards, finally stopped in for…read moredinner. The patio in the back was a surprise with clean picnic tables and string lights between the tall trees... but the food was mostly a letdown: --Clam chowder was flavorless. --While the lobster on the roll tasted fresh, the ridiculously large chunks (3-4 inches) made it impossible to take a bite and eat as a roll. And my dining companion has a big mouth! (ha) --the fish on the fish and chips was a big portion, fresh, and served hot. --French fries and onion rings were lukewarm, at best.

We've been going to Friendly Fisherman for years. In my opinion, it's the best fish & chips on The…read moreCape, and I've tried a lot of places. The fish is so fresh I have to close my eyes and savor the moment every time I get it. Is it expensive? Yes. But they give you a large portion than other places that give you less food for slightly less money. I love this place and I don't understand the negative reviews. I have never been disappointed. And after dinner you can slide over to Nauset Ice Cream for the best ice cream on The Cape. Then slip down to the bay and catch the sunset.

Purchased lobsters and they offered to steam and crack them. Fantastic! Made it much easier to make…read moreour lobster rolls. Fresh, efficient, and friendly service.

We love buying our fresh fish at Cale Tip Seafood. Every day we have purchased delicious cod,…read moresalmon, halibut as well as their other products . One of the best things I love shopping at Cape Tip is getting great recipe suggestions! Liz shared how she prepared the striped bass. These experiences make shopping so much more enjoyable!

Great local Gem Nice find off Pamet Road near the post…read moreoffice. Parking wasnt well marked on the side road so i drove around a few times. They had lots of local fresh veggies and baked goodies. We grabbed some breakfast from Bagel Hound (the best Cape Bagels in my opinion). The Kohi coffee was a great compliment to the bagel. She had a lot of flavors to appeal to any pallet. I was able to get some fresh items to cook with while staying on the Capel. If you're staying local and cooking for yourself i definitely recommend stopping by.

Cute little farmer's market with fresh produce, flowers, baked goods, miscellaneous non-food items…read moreand fresh made food to order and eat there. We enjoyed delicious breakfast sandwiches and purchased some greens and bread to take home which we thoroughly enjoyed.

Fish, lobster and other seafood is always fresh! Good selection of other products also. I always…read moreorder my take out cooked lobster from here !

Ordered 2 2.5 pound lobsters cooked. Got there early from promised time. Lobsters totally over…read morecooked. From pick up time to eating 15 minutes Lobsters TOUGH

I've passed The Wicked Oyster countless times on my annual trips to the Cape as a lifelong devotee,…read morebut this was my first venture inside and it did not disappoint! Service was excellent - the host accommodated our last-minute request for outdoor seating and our waiter was super friendly and knowledgeable. My fiancé and I ordered the Wellfleet oysters with mignonette and the house focaccia (both a must try!) to start, and the scallops and daily catch (yellowfin tuna) as our mains. Patio was lively, with fun music and cute lighting, without being overcrowded or too loud. Overall we had a perfect night and will definitely be back!

For those considering The Wicked Oyster for dinner, I highly caution you to consider otherwise…read more My husband and I (age 40) visited The Wicked Oyster Provisions shop the day before our dining experience and had a wonderful time. The woman working in the shop was hosting a wine tasting, and we left with some delicious provisions as a result. Because of our great experience, we booked a dinner reservation for the restaurant the next evening. Upon arriving for our reservation, we were promptly seated at a 4-top table in the front room. It was a cloudy day, but even so the room was quite dark. One guest dining was using a phone flashlight in an attempt to read the menu at 6pm. A tea light candle would have done worlds for not only the lighting, but the overall ambiance. While the interior paint color was lovely, the 90's hotel art and Home Depot lighting left a lot to be desired. We ordered the fingerling potatoes, Wellfleet oysters, scallops, and lobster cavatelli. The fingerling potatoes (our snack) came out at the same time as our appetizer (the oysters). We were disappointed that the potatoes were quite dry and overcooked atop what tasted equivalent to a jarred romesco sauce. We quickly ran out of sauce in an attempt to resuscitate the potatoes. The oysters were fine, but not notably different than the Wellfleet oysters we purchase from Whole Foods at home, in Colorado. My husband ordered the scallops, which were served in a seasonal corn sauce with zucchini and peaches. The scallop portion was generous, but the sauce left a lot to be desired. He described it as more of an unseasoned creamed corn than a sauce and there wasn't a pine nut (as advertised) in sight. My pasta was equally disappointing. At this price point, I expected a fresh rolled pasta, which was not the case. The pasta was quite flavorless and the "sauce" was runny and unseasoned. It was also served with a fork, which was quite comical for both my husband and the two tables around us with his watery the sauce was. I might also note that I received a quarter-sized chunk of parm on top, rather than a grated garnish. Thinking it was a chunk of lobster, I bit into it and was quite surprised. The service was attentive, but felt a lot more casual than we expected. We were surprised to see what many of the service staff were dressed in athleisure attire. At this price point, I would expect otherwise. We were glad that our water glasses stayed full, but wish that had been with the sparkling water we ordered, rather than the still water poured. Our sparkling water bottle remained largely full as a result. Overall, we are unable to recommend this restaurant. This is only our third year traveling to the Cape, but would far recommend restaurants like The Pheasant, Baliene, or Chatham Fish Pier over this experience. We left thankful that this wasn't our last night in town and had one more chance to enjoy a nice dinner on the Cape.

Was in Wellfleet today and popped by the market. Impressed with the array items, especially the…read morebooze sections. Since it's the 50th Anniversary of JAWS they had both red & white versions of Chef Brody's table wine available and half racks of Narragansett Lager Beer which became a movie star in Jaws when Captain Quint crushed a can of "Gansett". The beer has since been re-released to commemorate the movie's anniversary.... Needless to say I grabbed some of that beer so I could lounge at the beach and crush cans after a single gulp. Now a very kind lady from the deli was sharing info on the boxes. You don't get that kinda assistance in the beer isle anymore. Oh ok back to the store. Well, after my JAWS excitement I noticed an amazing deli, damn I wished I was hungry. The rest of the market was stocked with normal daily life food items. That's it folks !

This is an amazing local market for locals as well as tourists and seasonal people that come down…read morefor vacation. The produce the meats are fresh and outstanding, and they have everything you need for entertaining, including beer, wine, and other alcohol beverages, including frozen treats and wonderful premade foods of all sorts. There's no need to look any further than the Wellfleet marketplace. I am so happy that I found this wonderful store for our vacations and not have to travel far.

I've always wanted to try this place, we drive by it all the time on our way to Provincetown. We…read moreare locals but live a few towns over so it's not always at the top of our minds. We were recently invited by friends to join them for dinner at Moby Dicks and we accepted, excited to try it. I have to say it has been the single most impressive visit I have ever had on Cape Cod. All these years, who knew! I've eaten at Lobster Pot, CBI, the Wequassett, the Wayside, Pelham House and several other top restaurants on this peninsula and none of them have left me feeling like Moby Dicks. From the moment I pulled into the parking lot that was chock full of cars and was assisted with parking my car by a very nice young man to standing in line and being offered fresh tasty watermelon while I waited to the young woman who came around and collected our watermelon rinds to the unbelievably nice staff who kept checking on us during out meal. Who does all this these days? Speaking to the staff, I became aware of their accents. They are from all over the world...Croatia, North Africa and so many more far away places. They spoke very highly of the restaurant's owners and actually said they loved working there. This is a win win situation folks. The staff is happy which encourages them to show up for work - unlike so many places these days. This makes the bosses happy which trickles down to the customer who ends up with the best part of the deal...great food at reasonable prices and a hell of a staff to serve you! I don't do reviews but felt propelled to leave this one. Kudos to you Moby Dicks for making families, friends, couples, etc have one of the best nights of their Summer! Oh BTW, I had the blackened swordfish, my boyfriend had the whole belly clams and our friends had the captain's plate and the kabobs - all of it was fabulous and cooked perfectly. Did I mention it is BYOB? Oh yeah it is :) Don't miss it - Have a great time!

This place never disappoints and is my go-to place for a whole big lobster (1.5-2lbs). You can get…read moreit with a New England clambake but I don't recommend it - the clams are very sandy! Just stick with the lobstah and asked for it pre-cracked. All the staff are super friendly!! Don't miss out on Moby Dick's Cargo gift shop next door.

Triple Header: Wonderful service. Good Food. Great Pricing…read more Recommended for taking your folks out for dinner.

Always my favorite on the Cape, the food and the service are amazing. (If weather is friendly the…read moreoutside tables are magical!!)