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.

Great for plants, random items to beautify your garden and landscape. Store has an excellent…read morevariety of local fresh produce and refrigerated and frozen products. Friendly staff, scenic location and plenty of parking. Take a trip and check it out.

Great little museum. They put a lot in such a little building. First floor had a bird watching…read morearea, displays on Native American historic culture, duck decoy artist studio and other exhibits. Downstairs was an aquarium. Along with a bird exhibit. After we finished in the museum we went for a hike out to the bay. Although the trail was not marked the path overall was easy to find. It was a great excursion!

Every time I come here, at least one staff member is extremely rude. It's expensive and it's one of…read morethe only museums on cape that doesn't allow library passes or any wic discounts, which discourages the locals from enjoying it and learning about the local history. The high entrance fee you pay doesn't pay for the whole museum, either. You have to pay extra to see butterflies, and even more extra to feed them. The website and front desk say they take cash but they refused to take it. When I insisted and pointed to sign saying they take cash the worker announced loudly in front of a lobby of people not to let me kids in, we haven't paid! (I was holding the cash while we waited for change to come from another part of the museum) . The staff(or volunteer) in the aquarium was I extremely rude too. This museum is meant for children and to show such little tolerance for their questions and curiosity is sad. On the contrary the science center staff was kind and engaging, but it didn't make up for the salty taste the negative experience made. Beyond that, several parts of grounds were in disrepair and even dangerous. It needs some upkeep, some training, and to be part of the community in a way they currently are not.

Lovely one screen independent cinema located in Cape Cod. The building looks like an old church on…read morethe outside. The concessions were very affordable (drink and large popcorn for $11) and the popcorn was delicious. The seats were comfortable and the actual theatre was stunning with a gorgeous original mural displayed across the entire ceiling. The mural created a dreamy vibe. Very happy to have experienced watching a movie here.

Awesome art house cinema in an amazing space. Wish I lived closer so I could visit more. Snack bar…read morewas great and it was a great experience overall.

Very easy and free activity to do for a date or family visit! Loved the little gift shop for…read moresouvenirs or a gift for yourself. It all smells so good. The grounds pup, Cedar, was so cute and friendly. Highly recommend coming, taking a short walk around, and picking something up at the gift shop!

This is a very cute spot to visit and walk around. After I walked around the grounds, I sat on…read moretheir deck and enjoyed a lavender lemonade popsicle. It was very peaceful.

This farm is absolutely amazing! It was well worth the drive from Chatham with our baby to visit…read morethe animals, see the beautiful scenery, and enjoy the Farmer's Market. There are even toy Spaghetti dolls available for just $10, which is a bargain! We didn't venture down the boardwalk, since we have a stroller and didn't want to inconvenience people (although other people had strollers on the walkway) but from what we could see, the sight was unbelievable. Yes, the area with animals is smallish, but for a 17th century farm that runs on donations and volunteers, it's extremely tidy, incredibly well kept, and charming. While it's not a "petting zoo," where you can feed animals, I appreciate that the farm isn't exploiting their animals and allowing people to over feed them with pellets. In our opinion, the fact that the animals are respected and fed quality diets makes the experience richer, and teaches children and adults to appreciate the beauty of nature and animals for what they are. My husband wasn't keen on driving early on a Sunday morning, but he has not stopped gushing over how wonderful it was. We recommend visiting to see it for yourself! Also, there's TONS of parking.

Taylor-Bray Farm is a beautiful property to visit out on the cape. The animals are really well…read morecared for and the views through the grounds and off of the boardwalk are terrific. Would be great to come here while there's an even going on so you'll have something to do. I really enjoyed my time here and I'm grateful for the care and keeping of this land for visitors. Donate!

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!

Looking at the website, it suggests the house is open to walk throughs but when I went there were…read moreguided hourly tours. Asked if I could visit the bookstore and person at the desk was like "let me think about it. ok you can look around." very strange vibes and how it operates in practice doesn't seem to match what is on the website. as some other reviewers have noted your service may vary depending on "vibes" or whatever. hard pass.

Learned so much about Edward Gorey and his lovely home on Cape Cod. The museum consists of the…read morefirst level of the house and features Edward's belongings and works. I was amazed to see the Tony he won for Dracula in person. The museum is a sight to behold with so many treasures to look through. We enjoyed the scavenger hunt you can complete while walking through the museum (though we could not find the final items needed for a prize) and the docent tour. Our docent Mary Anne was amazing. She really knew so much about Edward Gorey and his life. I loved learning about his love of cats and knowing that the museum still has cats who live on premise today, as well as the charitable giving that has continued well after his death to local animal charities. Well worth a visit. Be sure to drop by the gift shop afterwards as they have a ton of books, shirts, and memorabilia to choose from.

You can't be serious! Served a drink I didn't order. The bar was empty, how did you mishear the…read moreorder. Overcharged without even an apology. Asked for a standard run of the mill.classic cocktail. Nope.... don't have mixers. Skip this place for your own good.

The fellas had an absolute blast at this bar. Brooks the bartender was awesome, and Tammy was an…read moreamazing server. We had such a good time that we came back again the next day. What a time, easily one of my favorite bars I've ever been to!

When you go to South Dennis for a few days visiting a friend and you decide on going to the movies,…read morethis is actually a nice place to stop by. It is located in a plaza with stores and restaurants, there is plenty of parking which is nice. The theatre itself is clean and the prices are reasonable. They offer some food and drinks. The theatre is small but the seats are very comfortable. My friend told me they are new. I enjoyed the movie and it was very clean. When you want a movie night and want to avoid the crowed large theatres, this is actually great place to go.

This is a crappy old theatre. They do have reclining seats though. They sold out of popcorn. How…read moredoes a movie theatre run out of popcorn?