The Docents gave us a very thorough historical tour of the Atwood house…read more Very well preserved and curated museum and former home of the Atwood family who settled in 1752, when Joseph Atwood decided to marry and raise a family after a lucrative career as sea captain importing goods from the Caribbean and England. Fact: Joseph Atwood's career at sea began at the age of ten years old which was normal at the time. Highly recommend the museum for a visit when in Chatham! *$15 admission (adult) *$10 (senior) Thank you!

Not only is this place a gem of a small town museum, this place meets such pride and excellence in…read moreits docents and overall presentation that the whole region and history of this portion of Cape Cod finds illumination. The main house, built in the mid-1700's, continued with the original family in residence through the 1930's. Sold to the local historical association in the 1950's, the museum houses diverse exhibits on so many aspects of Cape Cod culture. The docents show great knowledge and enthusiasm. Well worth the hour or so and the reasonable admission.

We attended the Farm to Table dinner while we were on Cape for vacation…read more It was amazing! The food, the service and the setting were perfect! I will definitely attend this again when I'm in the area!

Beware of their poor planning for inclement weather: On 7/28/26, the venue decided to change the…read moredinner scheduled from 7/29/26 Wednesday to 7/30/26 Thursday due to a forecast of heavy rain. When I made my reservation, I booked a nearby B&B so we could enjoy the total experience that evening. I was advised when I made my dinner reservation that if inclement weather the dinner would move to greenhouse as it does in the fall weather. My B&B reservation obviously cannot be refunded on such short notice. We did get an apology and refund, but guests should be aware of this poor business practice.

I love Hillside Farms. We spent 2 weeks in Truro and I bought things from the market several…read moretimes. They have these potato chips you can't get anywhere else and I can't remember what their name is so I'm trying to call them. We had them with crab dip That I got in the fish store In the same parking lot. The service is really great: all very young conscientious kids that are competent and friendly. They also have delicious cookies that are also amazing.

Support your local farm. Fresh local lettuce. Local kids working and saving for college…read more Yeah, prices are a little high on some of the things they don't grow locally. If you want, you can drive into Provincetown to shop and maybe a developer will turn the farm into more garish second homes that Truro doesn't need. Your choices matter.

What a gorgeous garden with great walking paths!…read more Right now the daffodils are in season - I think I can identify the daffodil named "Martha Stewart" now. The trails are very easy. My family with a toddler had a great time. Free and beautiful thanks to the care of Friends of Sylvan Gardens

Beautiful grounds and walking paths on a 9.5 acre property. Everything is well maintained and you…read morecan tell a lot of care is taken in it's upkeep. It's like a nature sanctuary where you can relax and look out over White Pond and enjoy nature and its solitude. The trails are not too strenuous or long.

Beautiful view of the herring, love going here always its super pretty to see all of the wildlife…read more Ive seen some snakes, turtles and obviously herring. The only downside is there isnt yet enough parking so it tends to get very busy quickly, wish there was an alternative for parking but overall amazing wildlife.

The actual Grist Mill is only open on Saturdays. And only in the summer. But the grounds are open…read moreyear round. Not a huge place to walk around. But a nice place to spend a quiet hour or so. Across the street from the mill, the side of the street you park on, there are some beautiful paths near the stream. I guess this is the herring run? Lots of gorgeous flowers, little waterfalls. And I saw at least 6 Snowy Egrets feeding in the stream maybe 100' from the parking lot. This side also has a few picnic tables under some huge trees should you decide to have some lunch. If you walk around the grist mill, there is a beautiful little pond in back complete with dam to control the flow of water to make the mill operate. Not far off 6A. Definitely worth a stop.

ks, happy to read your review on E&T. I'll always remember fondly eating at Lyric in Yarmouth Port…read moreand looking up at the waiter and saying: "These salad greens came from E&T!" The waiter had an incredulous look on his face as he said: "Ya, how did you know!" Our experience is the farm owner is usually around if not at a food fair. He is rightfully proud of his farm and always happy to give visitors a tour. On the way out, don't forget to buy a bottle of honey! Yup, he also raises bees.

Just a note that the 2010 is so over! We got to the Cape on…read more8/31 and the farm is completely shut down for the season. We missed out - but maybe next year. (We come every summer to Hockum Rock Farm for fresh, tasty blueberries. We were sorry to hear that during the 2010 growing season the weather caused for a poor harvest.

i look forward to this all year. the people are wonderful and do it as a labor of love. they have…read morea great crop for 2014-all the snow kept the plants well hydrated. there are tall blueberry bushes, more like trees, so you don't have to bend down to pick them. your guests and children will love it, too. i almost hate to share it-so don't pick my blueberries!

This place was super cute and definitely worth the stop before heading to Provincetown.read more

Beautiful outdoor area to sit and enjoy the live music. They had food trucks, a shop to purchase…read morefood and souvenirs, and tons of different seating areas outside, covered and uncovered. They offer wine, mixed drinks, sangria etc.