Cozy little coffee shop in Barnstable offering craft coffee…read more ***Must try the rosemary latte with house made rosemary syrup!*** The sandwiches are also really good! Street parking only. Looks like the parking lot is only for Barnstable Market, and they clearly don't share parking because of all the signs.

This is my fave coffee shop on cape cod! I've only been a few times because they're far from me,…read morebut I'm obsessed with everything I've had from there. Their baked goods are top notch---clearly it was hard to just pick one. You'll love their breakfast sandwiches along with their lunch menu as well! They have such a wide range of offerings and they all exceed my expectations! They also have amazing drinks! I've tried Mey staples, seasonal offerings and even some of their teas! I have loved everything I have had! The inside is cozy and cute! It's always packed with regulars or people in town on vacation. Everyone there is always smiling---customers, staff, even pups that stop by! The outside is adorable with the cute chairs as well. Staff here is super friendly, helpful and all around wonderful! I love this cafe!

DELICIOUS & HEALTHY FOOD FOR: VEGETARIANS, VEGANS, CARNIVORES!…read moreOLD & YOUNG LOVE IT! When I come back to the CAPE the first restaurant I go to is SUNBIRD because they always have new twists and local ingredients for old FAVORITES. There are always some new faces at the front counters but each year they are younger and sweeter, more intelligent, and well informed about the ingredients of each menu item. The kitchen is attentive to every little nuance making foods healthy but sumptuous and tasteful. I was starved when I arrived on a redeye from LA and I ordered the Kimchi breakfast tacos and the quinoa porridge. The Kimchi spiced up the corn tortillas, egg and cheese with savory and tangy fermented cabbage. The porridge was "heartwarming" quinoa steamed in coconut milk and topped with berries, dried apricots. If you want to save time you can call in your order or book on-line. EATING WITH YOUR FAMILY? SUNBIRD will prove "yummy" and "healthy !!!!! I KEEP COMING BACK BECAUSE ITS GOOD FOR ME!

Stopped by for a quick breakfast and was definitely satisfied. This spot seems pretty popular, as…read morethe inside was really busy, so plan to order ahead if you want faster service. I enjoyed my iced latte that I got, but I'm not too picky with my coffee. The sandwich had a nice runny egg, thick bacon that was well-seasoned, and toasty, buttery bread. I put the mayo on the side, which I think was a mistake, because it was a little dry (but that's my fault). Overall, yummy meal!

great service and great chocolate. everyone is always so kind and it's delicious. highly recommend!read more

I know it sounds like I'm a payed critic, but honestly, it is amazing!! go here every year when I…read morego to cape cod. The service is so fast even when it's packed! I cant have coffee, but love the ice cream sodas. it could use more chairs, but literally my favorite part of coming to cape cod. ambiance is nice, also amazing that it is right next to the bike path if you need a refresh (which I did.) if you have time, take a visit! Would recommend.

This show was awesome! So much fun! I was singing and dancing and the crowd was so energized! Must…read moresee show, you won't be disappointed! I will be back for more shows!

Such a great venue…read more We were in Ptown during their annual Film Festival and Arthouse has two theaters that are set up for both movie and live performances. Seating approximately 100 people in theatre 1, there is plenty of space for a good crowd. In addition to the theaters, there is a large bar and outdoor patio for dining and drinking and more drinking. It feels fresh and recently renovated. I enjoyed the space and look forward to returning for other events down the road.

from the website:…read more "Since 1974, First Encounter has been a premiere venue on Cape Cod for the enjoyment of live acoustic music of all kinds; including blues, traditional and contemporary folk, bluegrass, gospel and more. We are a non-profit organization staffed completely by volunteers. Concerts are held twice each month throughout the year. First Encounter provides a rare opportunity to listen to a variety of fine music in a smoke and alcohol free environment. We offer home-baked treats and hot and cold beverages. Children are welcome and admitted free, so it's a great place to go as a family. Here at our website you can find a schedule of our upcoming concerts, information on mailings and memberships and directions so you can find us." this place is famous, seriously it has had some big names in blues and folk. Its very cheap considering that you will get TWO shows in a row. the building is beautiful with amazing stain glass windows. the acoustics of the room are wonderful for music, amplifying it and holding the sound to perfection. Its intimate, and inviting; the perfect date place. The signers often involve you in the music and have you sing along. It will fill up fast, because this is where the locals go for music on cape cod. Id recommend for bigger shows showing up 20 min ahead of time. Of course they will fit you in, as you can always stand. visit website http://www.firstencounter.org/ for info and to see if there is a concert

As good a venue for acoustic music as you'll ever find....and I've been to many many of them.read more

Lighthouse Keeper's Pantry is absolutely worth the stop. The only downside is the parking it can be…read morea little tight and challenging but don't let that keep you away. The coffee, atmosphere, and creativity are incredible. We tried the Fluffy Seagull, Dockside Drag, and The Sunburn. The Fluffy Seagull was perfectly sweet and nostalgic, the Dockside Drag was one of the most unique lattes I've ever had, and The Sunburn had just the right amount of spicy kick. Every drink felt thoughtfully crafted. I also loved all the little details around the property. The Christmas trees made out of Fluff containers and lobster buoys were such a fun, quirky New England touch and made the whole place feel even more memorable.

As we ordered our coffee , a square Pyrex dish adjacent to the register drew our attention,…read morecontaining what looked like homemade quiche, prompting us to order two for warming, it was very tasty. The prices of our quiche and coffee was fair, I hate to say it but I haven't had a decent cup of coffee during our visit so far. Separately, the pie prices, at $40, seemed steep, although we did not purchase one and therefore cannot comment on if it's worth it. Parking proved somewhat challenging, as it is at the rear of the coffee shop, potentially making patrons feel somewhat confined or trapped. Nonetheless, pedestrians can access the shop easily straightforward walk-up. Upon entering, the warm and inviting atmosphere, reminded me of an East Coast Cracker Barrel, because it has an assortment of souvenirs including hoodies, homemade jams, and more. The service provided was satisfactory. Oh I remember something funny. Lol we accidentally went past the drive way and came across a dentists parking lot with a handwritten sign that said: "No parking for coffee fufu drinkers" I thought that it was kinda funny

This was a spur of the moment find on our way to Hammond Castle (also well worth a visit). We were…read morehangry and looking for breakfast-ish options and Source Bakery more than hit the spot. Their menu is centered around the almighty biscuit - biscuits/scones are one of my favorite ways to inhale carbs but they can run on the too bread-y side of the spectrum. These were fantastic: delicate crumb, beautiful golden color, and sturdy enough to hold in all the sandwich fillings. I went with the classic breakfast egg sandwich (scrambled egg, cheese, and arugula) and added sausage. This was one of those rare situations where the bread vehicle outshined the fillings. The egg, while nice and fluffy (and tasted like real egg instead of the diluted mix I've had elsewhere), could have used some more seasoning and was begging for a healthy dollop of ketchup or hot sauce. The only thing that came through strongly was the salt crystals on the top of the biscuit. Tried a bite of my husband's chicken salad on a cheddar/onion biscuit and had the same reaction - the biscuit overpowered everything else. Not that I'm complaining. The bakery is on a side street off the busier, more touristy Rogers Street. I had this idea too late but next time I'm in Gloucester, I'd take a biscuit sandwich to the beach area along Western Ave. The cafe itself is very, very cute, with little nooks and crannies everywhere for seating and even a comfy looking couch. Bathroom was clean. We found a parking lot one street over in the other direction.

We loved everything we tried and want to come back to try other things. We also really love that…read moreyou focus on locally grown fresh ingredients that haven't traveled thousands of miles. Thank you for being part of the solution that is helping to make our future healthy and safe. We will tell others about your restaurant and definitely will see you soon!

Only spot open at 7AM!! Win for the kids! And food and service were wonderful. Beautiful outdoor…read moreseating

We arrived onto the beautiful patio and were seated immediately. We promptly were greeted by our…read moreserver who was not only friendly, but got our Bloody Mary to the table in record time. Our breakfast was served hot and the lobster Bennie's were perfect, wet yolks & tender delicate lobster claw and knuckle. While the linguist Bennie's were spicy and perfect for dipping toast. A definite must!