Cape Abilities Farm puts people with disabilities at the helm of fully-functional, commercial…read moreproduce farm. Too humble to gloat for themselves, the yield from this Dennis land is some of the finest (and award-winningest) vegetation on the Cape. And in this bright green, columned shop near Chatham Lighthouse, is the spot to load up on all the crops the farm has to offer. Bibb lettuce to root vegetables, begonias to string beans - whatever's popping up from the well-tilled earth is being sold from these shelves. Oddly, there's also a toy corner, trinkets and baubles for touristy purchases (my shirt has a lighthouse on it!) and a side room serving as a local art gallery. Peculiar? A bit. Unique? Perhaps. Contributive towards the homey vibe? Definitely.* Just like the farm, the retail location is staffed by folks with special needs (mainly students from nearby Chatham High). Unlike the farm, this piece is air conditioned. Give it a peek - your soul (and your stomach) will thank you for it. ---- *After a bit of research, it seems the building in which the storefront resides was an old art gallery. The owners of said gallery have allowed Cape Abilities to operate rent-free for what's now the second continuous season. Warm fuzzies abound!

Love this store. GREAT produce, pies and more. Best part is ALL profits go to a wonderful cause!!…read moreThe taste of real farm fresh vegetables, cheeses and meats is amazing.

There are a handful of things that make me think of summer, and one of them is corn on the cob (but…read moreit has to be REALLY GOOD corn, none of that stuff that you need to drown in butter and salt just to eat). The corn from Log Cabin Farmstand is OUTRAGEOUS: sweet, smells nice and I don't need to drown it in anything because it would just take away from the wonderful corn taste. It's the start of September and I cannot wait for next summer's corn!

The people that worked there were all super friendly and courteous. The exterior is inviting and…read morethe interior is the kind of place I'd love to frequently frequent. But the food I took to go, all presumably made in house, was lacking. One would figure being on the Cape, an establishment would be judged by its chowder. This was a decent soup but an unrecognizable chowder. Very fluid, not at all thick, and flavor tasted more like chicken stock and white wine. The scones were completely flavorless. Save the chunky bits of sugar on top. Cornbread was decent if not more like a cake. I wish the food matched the warm exchange I had with the staff. Lots of great parking and outside seating atleast.

Fabulous little shop. Skip the big box store and head here for local fruits and veggies, and the…read morelargest variety of prepared food we've ever seen. A must stop!!!

On our way up the Cape for a little lighthouse-hopping adventure, we made a lunchtime stop at Cibo,…read moreand wow--this place is the real Italian deal. The second I walked through the door, I knew we were in for something authentic. The air was filled with the unmistakable smell of fresh sauce, garlic, and quality ingredients. The vibe? Warm, casual, and confidently no-frills in the best way. When my boyfriend's mom asked for mayo and was kindly offered a side of house-made marinara instead, we knew we had struck Italian gold. I ordered the Caprese panini, and while I didn't love the bread at first glance, it surprised me--it was light enough to let the real stars shine: creamy, fresh mozzarella and that incredible homemade pesto. I actually finished the whole sandwich (a rare feat when most leave me full of nothing but bread). My boyfriend (and his parents) devoured their sandwiches without a word, leaving only a few crumbs and a slightly smug expression. We also split an arancini ball for just $5--and it was hefty. Flavorful and golden, though the cheese inside could've used a bit more melt inside. Still worth it, especially at that price. Cibo offers both made-to-order paninis and a full spread of pre-prepared Italian dishes that looked straight out of Nonna's kitchen. Think: lasagna, pastas, cold salads, and a take-and-bake section with house-made pasta and sauces. The gourmet coffee bar smelled like heaven and used fresh ingredients--no plastic creamer pods in sight. Even the dessert case looked like it had stories to tell. Aside from some Cape Cod chips and bottled Coke, everything here felt distinctly and proudly Italian. This is a spot that knows exactly what it is and does it well. 10/10 would detour for this place again.

I used to love the old Cibo and wanted to give the new owners a try as I always try to make it a…read morepoint and support local businesses. Unfortunately I was quite disappointed when I went today for a panini to go. The paninis used to be amazing and a true treat. Today's Italian panini had exactly one thin slice of ham, one thin slice of salami and once thin slice of mortadella on it. For a $17 sandwich, I would have expected way more meat and the bread/meat made me barely taste any protein. Hopefully the new team can adjust and do better in the future.

Can't say enough good things about this business. Excellent service, lovely ladies to help you…read morenavigate your journey through the store.

I'm a local from Chatham. I've grown up stopping at Fancy's for beach grub. This place has gone to…read morehell w the new owners. It's bad enough Ron's deli is gone. But Fancy's has failed to pick up the slack. Their deli staff has little knowledge of the sandwich options. They no longer carry chicken salad or an option for green salads. The ice coffee sizes are absurd. The small is a large and a large is a 7 eleven big gulp. The produce selection was disappointing. For our one quick stop sandwich and snack option on the way to Nauset this establishment is failing on what could be a lucrative business. Sandwich was decent, service and selection -terrible.

amazing store and farm with fresh produce, cheeses, yogurt, ice cream, savory and sweet pies and…read morecute homegoods and gifts. lots of nice plants too! highly recommend checking out cape abilities farm if you're midcape, also the proceeds support a wonderful nonprofit chatity organization and they employ individuals with different (dis)abilities.

Always do helpful. Get our Christmas trees there every year plus pumpkins. Lots of fresh…read morevegetables & flowers.

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!

These guys deserve a standing-o…read more.. Formerly, a supplier to restaurants (wholesale), once the pandemic hit hard they stepped it up and began offering delivery to private residences. Super high quality and a wide variety, competitive pricing, and free delivery. Bonus: their long list includes unique items impossible to find in the grocery store, (ever had a watermelon radish?!) and many Asian ingredients. A great resource to the outer cape community, for sure.

From the owner: Since 1947, we have been supplying restaurants and markets all over Cape Cod. Family owned and…read moreoperated for over 3 generations, we carry everything from fruit and produce to paper and frozen goods. Our goal is to make our customers experience as easy and pleasurable as possible.