I saw a tiktok featuring Cheese Bread Bakery so I had to try it while we were visiting the area…read more We really had no idea what anything was or what to order and the two girls working the counter were very into giggling with each other and not so interested in helping us. We pointed to a few things and took them back to our hotel to try them. We got a couple savory things and a couple sweet things... the savory things were so good, the sweet items were just not my thing. Cute little shop; very clean!

A hidden gem a few blocks away from a row of restaurants in Barnstable, Cheese Bread Bakery has…read moresomething for every meal of the day. We arrived looking for dessert after eating dinner on Main Street. A few snapshots of the baked goods and cake in the glass that I saw online were good enough for me to walk over there. Anyone with a sweet tooth would be happy with the offerings, from fruity to chocolate. It was later in the day, but there was a decent amount of pastries still left. I went with a slab of passionfruit cake. The creamy icing was just the right amount of thickness for me. The fruity filling in the cake itself is sweet, great passionfruit flavor, and best consumed with one other person. We were pretty stuffed after! I wish we had more room for more of the other delicious-looking pastries or even the cheese bread.

The food, service and ambiance is great! My husband and I split the baked oysters, which were…read moredelicious and served with their wonderful Bread for dipping. I had a delicious cocktail and followed the oysters with a yummy goat cheese salad served with roasted pistachios. My husband had the croque monsior which not only was delicious, it was huge and served with a leafy greens salad. It was a wonderful experience followed by going to the in house bakery to take home bread and dessert for a dinner party. Can't wait to go back!!

I tried Pain D'Avignon because I was looking for something different and I haven't been to a…read morepatisserie for years. The interior is pretty basic, small tables and small chairs, so a person of substance such as myself didn't find the seating comfortable. I tried: - French onion soup: this should have been an easy win. I found the Gruyere cheese to be overly thick, and the broth to be heavy handed on the wine. - Steak tartare: this was a good dish. The beef was thin cut, smooth, and the egg was cooked just right so the yolk added richness that then got offset by the capers. Due to the richness, you may actually find that this could be all you need for a meal, despite it looking small. - Croque Madame: le sigh, what a failure this sandwich was. Over easy egg? Not today, over medium, so not much runny yolk but a thicker one. This is a gigantic salt bomb, in addition. They serve your water in tiny glasses and every bite led to downing an entire glass of water. It's good they were on top of refilling the glasses, but even then I finished a quarter of this before I couldn't take it any more. I did saunter over to the counter where they have a lot of good looking pastries, so we'll see if the ones I bought end up redeeming this place. As it stands, I can't recommend this establishment unless you'd like to try the tartare.

Best ice cream on cape. Many flavors in store with a lot of pre-packed ready for pick-upread more

The only. Only. reason that Cape Cod gets 4 stars instead of 5 is that I haven't been there enough…read more That may change. But for now it was one-and-done, in the middle of January, as the only person in there (with my cousin). And we packed a pint instead of getting scoops, so the presentation comes out a little different. 1. I love the flavor names. Really fits the locale. 2. Most of the flavors are along your standard lines. I liked the Mounds and the extra dark chocolate (with cinnamon!) that we pinted. 3. Despite the one review I spot, service was very friendly and patient. Ya know, it comes down to when you go and who's there. But everything points toward this being The Spot To Nosh when you come up to the Cape.

Delicious ice cream and they DEFINITELY don't skimp you on the oreo! We ordered the regular oreo…read moreand coffee oreo- $6 each for a sizable "small" serving. Service was fast and there were a few outdoor tables to pick from. Ice cream tastes creamy and homemade and worth the stop!

This spot was busy every evening during my trip. After giving it a try, I totally understood why…read morethere were lines - the ice cream is good! There were plenty of flavors to select from. I chose a special, S'moreo, in a kiddie cone that was surprisingly filling. The ice cream was creamy and had the perfect amount of Oreos and marshmallow swirls. Overall, it was a good experience - the lines moved fast and the ice cream was delicious!

The best It's like having The north end on the cape.. It is…read moreabsolutely the best. I compare it to modern pastry. So happy they're down here and so lucky the less than a mile from my home. By the way, Mike's pastry isn't that good? Mike's pastry is for all the people that don't know excellent Italian pastry . Scapicchio's is the way to go.

I cannot say enough about this family owned business, always greeted when I step through the door…read more The cases are filled with delicious pastries, cookies, muffins,pies and bread. Fridges are stocked with cakes and other goodies. If you haven't been, take my word it's worth the stop!

My family and I stopped by Kilwins for a sweet treat after dinner. We all got ice cream - I can't…read moreremember what flavors everyone had. I opted for a waffle cone and had one scoop of Toasted Coconut and one scoop of Lemon Meringue Pie. The flavors were AMAZING, but the prices were steep! Would I try them again? Sure. They were good, but not better than my favorite ice cream shop in my hometown.

The best fudge, chocolate, and ice cream on Cape Cod!…read more Kilwin's is my favorite place to indulge in sweets on Cape Cod. The fudge is absolutely addictively delicious. I cannot stay away from the fudge. Love that they had a special, buy 2 get the 3rd free. Definitely the sweetest place in town...

Cape Cod staple that you gotta stop in to when visiting. Fun to see them making fudge on the…read morecounter in the front window. Large selection of taffy and other candy by the pound up front all with the chocolate confections. Across from the chocolate counter is an ice cream counter, Keep walking to the back for the building for gifts, jewelry, clothing, and souvenirs type things. It was surprising how far back the shop went. Cute place with tasty treats. Always fun to stop here

The Kandy Korner is a shop that you should visit when you're in Hyannis. There is literally…read moresomething for everyone as they offer house made fudge as well as an array of chocolates. and much much more....They also have a not to miss selection of ice cream at the counter for us ice cream lovers and yum! Also a wide variety of pick your own salt water taffy and candies that are from way back when. If you like candy like I do then this is your kind of place! You will spend a good amount of time, just deciding what to get. When you walk in, you'll immediately be surprised by how much they have to offer, The first half of the store is all candy and goodies. As you go in further the remaining space houses souvenirs as well as local apparel and gifts. The shop is a sugary dream for all ages! No doubt, you will have a hard time settling on just a few things. No worries though, as their friendly staff will help you if you're stumped. Otherwise be forewarned that you will be here for a while, satisfying all your sweet cravings!

The bookshop is cute, although the drinks were a little boring. The matcha latte was too milky, but…read moreit was blended well together though. The pistachio latte was a little too sweet. The large isn't much bigger than a medium, FYI.

If this makes sense, when I came here I expected the coffee and breakfast to be good…read more I just didn't expect it to be this good. Everything from the taste of the coffee to the texture of the pancakes was executed perfectly. The attention to detail was key. When it comes to breakfast you really need that level of attention to turn basic foods into greatness. Heck, the avocado toast was more like a sandwich. It's worth your time.

Mayflour Bakery & Café did not disappoint! You are greeted the second you walk in. This clean,…read morespacious spot has an array of sweet and savory pastries. You can't help but leave with something. I decided to dine in for breakfast. I ordered their passion fruit juice and their "Sunshine Day" which is ham, egg and cheese on grilled French bread. Everything was terrific! I will be back to try more things off their menu!

Great selection of Brazilian baked goods both sweet and savory and other dishes. There's a good…read moreamount of seating to eat in. The girls working the register were helpful. If you're looking for traditional Brazilian cakes, breads, and salgados this is the place. The yuca cake is outstanding.

The place is an amazing Honduras Restaurant and bakery. The waitress was helpful and right on…read morepoint. The food tasted like the Chef cooked it with love! I will definitely be making my way back to the Cape again soon. The minute you walk in the door the pastry makes you want dessert first and your lunch afterwards. I ordered a fried rice Spanish dish

Buenos Aires Bakery Is an authentic Spanish bakery that…read moretransport you to Argentina! If you're craving coffee that's better than the local major chain locations. You have to try the coffee at Buenos Aires bakery. The panna cotta is from Spain, super yummy! The bakery offers cafe con leche, the Nutellacino is a very rich coffee, with steamed milk, no sugar needed. Better than a traditional cafe con leche. Special thanks to Daniel, for the exceptional service, hospitality, and kindness. The variety of menu items are a blend of South American signature dishes, but also traditional Cape Cod seafood dishes. The prices, quality, and atmosphere are great. Definitely a great breakfast, lunch, or dinner choice while visiting the Cape!