So I wandered into Windfall Market in Falmouth thinking I'd grab a drink and maybe a snack... and…read morewalked out an hour later with a full cart, a slice of lasagna, a bouquet of sunflowers, and a deep spiritual connection to their lobster. This place is straight-up grocery heaven with a Cape Cod twist. The second you walk in, it smells like fresh bread and good decisions. The produce section? A rainbow of local goodness. The bakery? Dangerous. I had to physically restrain myself from buying every cake in that glass case (okay, I still got the chocolate mousse one, no regrets). Let's talk deli, holy wow. That prepared foods counter is giving restaurant vibes. Their lasagna slices looked like they were made by someone's Italian grandma who believes in extra cheese and love. I grabbed one "for the car" and another "just in case." And the meat counter? Listen, if you're not getting something from their butchery, you're not living right. Custom cuts, skewers, kebabs, and ribeyes that looked like they came from cattle who did yoga and listened to jazz. Bonus points for the drink section kombucha, local sodas, and juices I didn't even know existed. Also, I bought chips called Wrap City just because the name made me laugh. Worth it. Moral of the story? If you're on the Cape and don't visit Windfall Market, we can't be friends. #WindfallMarket #CapeCodEats #FarmersMarketVibes #FalmouthFinds #ItsTheLittleThings #PuddingCreekTrestle #SnackAttack #DeliDreams #ButcherGoals #JuiceMeUp #LocalLove #ItsTheLittleThings

We ordered our cakes for our wedding through the Windfall Bakery -- both a small bride & groom cake…read moreand 1.5 sheet cakes for our guests -- as well as for our engagement party nine months earlier. After getting rave reviews about the delicious cake from our engagement party guests, it was obvious we should order the wedding cakes through them too. There was an endless array of flavors and customization options. We even shared some photos of concepts we found on Pinterest and Instagram, and their talented designers followed our specifications and replicated the cakes to a T. We coordinated our order over email with the bakery department, which was incredibly seamless and convenient, and their friendly staff was a pleasure to work with. We also delegated a family member to pick up the cakes the morning of the wedding and had no issues at all. I don't think you'll find many bakeries offering a scrumptious and fully customized cake for less than $200 per full sheet cake and $50 per 6" round cake, so if you're holding a wedding or other big event in the Falmouth area, you should absolutely order your cakes from the bakery at Windfall Market!

Rare 5 Star Review: Phenomenal products and pleasant staff…read more Stepping into Maison Villatte in Falmouth is like being instantly transported to the heart of Paris. The aroma of freshly baked dough and caramelized sugar fills the air, drawing you toward immaculate display cases filled with a stunning variety of treats. Every single item is a testament to authentic French baking technique, featuring perfectly laminated, buttery croissants that shatter with crispness, vibrant fruit tarts with flawlessly structured crusts, and dense, velvety eclairs. Whether you are grabbing a crusty, artisanal baguette or indulging in a luxurious mille-feuille, the exceptional quality of the imported ingredients and the meticulous craftsmanship shine through in every single bite. Beyond the extraordinary pastries and savory savories, the atmosphere makes this boulangerie an absolute destination. Even when the lines stretch long on busy summer weekends, the energetic, smartly aproned staff handle the rush with incredible warmth and effortless professionalism. The rustic, charming interior combined with the view of bakers working hard at the ovens in the back adds a comforting, lively energy to the entire experience. It is easily the finest bakery on Cape Cod, and an absolute must-visit neighborhood treasure that will leave you eager to return the very next morning. What a find! Thanks

This little French bakery in Falmouth MA was new to us on our last trip a couple of years ago. I…read morehave no idea how long it has existed but certainly not back when we lived nearby. We returned this visit on a very hot day and with very busy downtown, so parking close was a must. Sadly, there was hardly any parking at all so "nearby" became only a wish. It was quite a hike to this shop. But it was worth it. We had already eaten lunch and our goal was a French pastry each for dessert and the option to sit inside in the cooled room to eat. We found 2 seats at the nearby eating counter and enjoyed the sweet snack. The line was exceptionally long so it did take a while to get our treat. You need to browse the case as you wait in line and be ready to order as you reach the front of the line, which luckily parallels the case, affording a decent view. The staff member, who has rotated back to the front of the staff line, will pull what you want from the case, bag or box it as appropriate to the pastry, run it to the cashier and then return back into the staff line. When you see the staff member do that, turn yourself around and head to the cashier line and pay. Then find a place to eat. If it is completely full inside, there are benches outside, across the street on the library lawn. We have done that in the past. Be sure you get your drinks from the cashier because getting back in line to order them later is counterproductive to having a nice time. This time I ordered a berry custard tart and my husband ordered the pear caramel custard tart. The crust was beautifully made, as always, all classic French flavors filling them. There are breads and pastries of all kinds from croissants to eclairs. Most people order a lot and take out in a box for entertaining or a group waiting for them somewhere else. Honestly, when it's this good and this beautiful, and this crowded, I never even looked at the prices. It was worth whatever it was.

These pies are outstanding. We ordered the apple pie and the pumpkin pie for Thanksgiving. We were…read moreable to place the order up in advance. The staff was friendly, fun and answered all my questions . We picked up the pies at the appointed time and had them for Thanksgiving. They were absolutely DELICIOUS. In fact the pumpkin pie may have been one of the best pies I've ever tasted. Silky, smooth and spiced just right . I have tried their other pies before, chocolate pie, chicken pot pie and their quiche. I've never had an issue with the quality or the service at this wonderful establishment in Falmouth.

FOOD is WONDERFUL. SERVICE is very FRIENDLY…read more AMBIANCE is that of a great-smelling bakery, not a restaurant; although I suppose you could stand in the corner by the fridge and gnaw on your delicious pasty while reveling in the great aromas that fill the air. This place is one great take!

Good breakfast. Great fresh Malasadas. Owner/staff was friendly and gave advice on the baked goods…read more Simple old fashioned diner vibe, with counter seating. Complete with old timers sitting at one end of the counter chatting the morning away over coffee. Very quaint. On site parking

So glad we went here for breakfast on our trip at the Cape…read more Our hotel (Falmouth Inn) complementary breakfast was not great. Luckily, Mary Ellen's is directly across the street from the hotel. We order the corn beef Benedict, Portuguese French toast, and side order of pancakes. The French toast was really good. I really enjoyed it. Corn beef Benedict was mid but I enjoyed it. Price was very fair, affordable. Service was great. This place felt like home. Very cozy with a lot of locals enjoying breakfast and coffee. Highly recommend coming here if you're around for breakfast

This is another local spot in Woods Hole that has become a regular "must have" when we are…read morevisiting. It can be breakfast or lunch or any time of day. They can make any of their items, any time, love the concept. It is at the edge of the business district as you enter town from Falmouth. (The other end of Water St dumps into Buzzard's Bay!) It is but a block away from the Island Ferry's dock. Not only do passengers for the ferry count on it, so do the students and staff at the Marine Biological Lab and the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute and, of course, the myriads of tourists all summer, to add to the year around crowds. It can be swamped and relatively slow to get food if a ferry has just docked, so be patient, the huge staff is working as fast as they can. The inside seating is tight, but most locals take their food and drinks to go. The patio is mostly covered and can seat a lot of tourists like us. The Ferry riders also take to go if leaving and eat here if returning from the Vineyard and not taking the shuttle back to the huge parking lots in Falmouth right away. No matter what time of day we are in town, I have always ordered the same thing in recent years since it was added to the menu. I have never seen an egg, bacon and cheese sandwich served on a freshly baked popover anywhere else. I love popovers and always order when I find one in a unique version. My husband orders with more variety and he gets coffee and I get iced tea. If our stay is longer than this one, we also love taking out their freshly baked pastries. Every single staff member has always been helpful and courteous. You could never wish for anything more in this town, for these sorts of meals. It is not even expensive, not even in this day and age.

Outstanding! My turkey wrap was fantastic - loaded with turkey and had great flavor. It had bacon,…read morelettuce, tomato, and avocado. My wife had a ham and cheese sandwich with apple, and she devoured it. It was so tasty! The chocolate chip cookie was big, soft, and packed with chocolate. The outdoor patio was big and comfortable. We were able to get a spot and not be crushed by relentless wind. Definitely recommend if you stop in Woods Hole.

Cute little bakery in Mashpee Commons. Got a slice of some kind of chocolate cake. It was pretty…read moredamn good. Customer service was friendly and helpful. The case had some good looking items in it. Would like to come back and try some of the other suggestions the young woman suggested. Would definitely return if/when in the area.

Nice lil food truck (coffee, baked goods)- not going to blow your mind or anything, but plenty good…read moreenough for an average day.

A friend sent me a sampling of treats from Rein's as a little pick-me-up and HOLY COW! I'm floored…read moreby how delicious these are. I'm a bread aficinado, and I have to say the Smoked Gouda bread is outstanding. (I mean, what's not to love-- little chunks of cheese scattered throughout beautifully chewy bread). As I'm writing this, my teenage son just absconded to his room with some croissants and brownies. The carrot muffins are the best I've ever had. Spicy and dense but not heavy. The ginger cookies taste just like ones I had as a kid at Sturbridge Village. Wonderful! I'm so excited to have discovered this place, which apparently doesn't have a storefront but will ship directly to you.

Cape Cod Cannolis food truck was at Roger Williams park carousel for one of the Food Trucks in RI…read moreevenings. So getting the "bad" out of the way first. 1) If you buy multiple cannoli flavors it's difficult to figure out which is which. 2) Their cannoli cream texture is a little off. 3) Some flavors are a little blander than others. Now the good. 1) The people are nice. 2) The cannolis are colorful and fun. 3) They offer a bunch of flavors. 4) They offer 2 different sizes. 5) Their cannoli shells are awesome. Other reviewers mentioned the long lines and wait but keep in mind this is a food truck. They have very limited space to work and high demand can seriously deplete popular flavors. That being said... give them a try.

Cape Cod Cannolis is a cute concept and definitly a winner in New England. The truck is in…read moredifferent locations all around the area so call first or visit their website to find out where they will be located. I found the staff to be very helpful despite the long lines. The menu was filled with so many choices which made it difficult to decide. In the end I went with traditional cannoli. It was good, but the texture could have been creamier and less grittiness. I like that there is something for everyone. My niece liked the salted caramel one the best. I hope that they tune up this truck and make their product even better by the next time I am in town!