Nice thrift shop on main street in Hyannis. Not the largest thrift shop you will ever go to, but…read morethey have quality items. Lots of jewelry and toys and some clothes. Extremely friendly and nice women working in the shop, always willing to talk to you and converse. I love the place and go there every time I am on main street when they are open. You never know what you are going to find.

Very friendly and welcoming church, Pastor's father's day message was perfect. If you plan on…read moreattending the car show in the future stop in prior to looking at the cars and get revved up for GOD.

St Francis X is a welcoming parish with lots of Mass times. Mass available in English, Spanish and…read morePortuguese. Beautiful inside! Handicap accessible with special seating for individuals in need of it, wheelchairs can fit in the front pews. The priest brings the Host to those congregants first.

This is a beautiful house of worship located on Main street, in Hyannis, Mass. 02601 Church…read moreservice start at 10:00 a.m. We celebrated our 100th Anniversary, in 2017 ! Welcome you one and all. We offer many Christian programs. God, be with you.

Great place to worship. There is a Sunday school and often refreshment for everyone. Massive space…read morewith the potential to sit socially distant.

OPA ! Ok, was down…read morein da cape for a long weekend and we came across St George's GREEK FESTIVAL, well hell ya is what I thought cause it's gyro time.. Parking lot was interesting but we located a spot. I surveil the food booths and spotted the gyro stand and like the Terminator I make a beeline for one. I waited in line and stepped up and placed my order. A grilled pita pocket served with spiced grilled lamb flesh along with red onions & Tzatziki sauce placed over the top. Upon biting into my gyro I had a food orgasm. My Tzatziki flowed like a geyser gushing for my meat pocket if you must know.... After a tour of the church I headed for some Pastitsio which is a beloved Greek baked pasta dish, often called "Greek lasagna" ! Who ever made this made an exceptional one cause it tasted amazing.. After some Greek dancing and a beer I go for the ultimate Greek desert the Loukoumades stand. You're wondering what these are so Frank is gonna share. Small fried dough balls drizzled with honey, cinnamon, and walnuts for your well my pleasure... YUMMMM What a Greek experience of food & dancing I enjoyed. I highly recommend you add to your social summer calendar.

Absolutely appalling. My experience at the Greek Festival was one of the most disrespectful…read moreexperiences I've ever had. An older man told me to "go sit on the floor," which was degrading, humiliating, and completely unacceptable. Then an older woman looked at me and asked, "Do you speak English?" in a way that was insulting and deeply offensive. I couldn't believe that members of the church would treat a guest this way. A festival that's supposed to celebrate community and hospitality instead left me feeling embarrassed, unwelcome, and disrespected. There was no excuse for the rude, condescending behavior I experienced. If this is how visitors are treated, people deserve to know before they spend their time and money here. Respect costs nothing, yet it was completely absent during my visit. I will never return, and I cannot recommend this festival to anyone who expects to be treated with basic dignity.