The best seafood market in the area…read more Worth every penny. Never disappoints. I've lived in Manhattan for years, but grew up on the water on Long Island (with a boat) and love fishing. I've visited the Cape since childhood, and return several times a year. This is the place where, if you want the freshest fish (if you know fish and can cook it at home) is the place to go. It's also the place that if you don't know fish, don't worry; you can't go wrong here, Hatch's Fish Market only carries the freshest seafood. Don't be intimidated. If Hatch's doesn't have it, the fish aren't running - "local" is the operative word here. Lobster, steamers, bluefish pâťe, scallops you can count on, the freshest fish filets... It's where REAL locals, chefs and those who know, go. Need I say more? Did you see the movie "Tony"? (I did, last night). Were you inspired to cook seafood at home tonight? There are many places I could have chosen as my first review on Yelp - but why not start with the BEST...

Terrible service. Kept me waiting for ten minutes while the guy chatted with a friend. So rude. I…read morewas just about to walk out. Won't be going back.

BEST BLUEBERRIES! We had some hit or miss corn on the cob - I think some must have caught a…read moreblight. The girls working here was nice. I just like coming here and went here everyday. Prices were very affordable too! I can't wait to come back!

Gorgeous vegetables! And such luscious fruits. Spendy, but it's Wellfleet--what do you expect.read more

I've had many, many lobster rolls -- on Cape Cod, in Maine, in Boston. There is NOTHING as good as…read morethis perfect specimen. The lobster meat is ALL tail and claw, no filler, so little mayonnaise it is invisible but the meat is perfectly moist, tastiest roll possible, amazing fresh Bibb lettuce leaf on it. I have NO reason to eat a lobster roll ANYWHERE else, EVER AGAIN : )

Come to cape frequently to visit family. I get one lobster roll and decided to try theirs and it…read morewas fabulous. Toasted up nicely with perfectly cooked lobster. I am not a huge lobster fan but enjoy a good lobster roll. Theirs is so good everyone should try it. They have other sandwiches too. Friendly and pretty quick service.

Outstanding lunch. Huge and varied menu if you want something other than the cape standards…read more(lobster roll, fish and chips, etc....) although I bet those would be great as well. When you walk in it has standard raw bar vibe but back patio offers different experience as well. The back patio overlooking a pond/tree line was a perfect setting for a relaxing lunch. We had bao buns, sushi, spice crusted ahi tuna. All were perfect. Thank you

Believe me when I say, it's a big deal to have all of the fried food on a seafood menu be…read moregluten-free. My fish and chips were absolutely delicious and I can't wait to come back and try something else here. Sitting outside is a bonus!

This small stand off Route 6 is a great place to learn a little history about the area as well as…read morestocking up on wonderful jams, jellies and fudge. The products are all made on the premises and has origins from 1932 when Tim's grandmother started the business with one product, Beach Plum Jam. On this outing, we picked up Apple Pie Jam (i.e. recommended as a great topping over vanilla ice cream), pickled zucchini (i.e. "tastes like bread and butter") and homemade fudge. The best part of the visit is meeting with Tim and learning about the history of this business, making fudge and Wellfleet. Next time we hope to meet with Tim's wife who was busy in the back making another batch of jam.

We passed this little stand on the way to lunch. Great selection of jams & jellies. All types of…read moredifferent flavors using summer fruits such as cranberries, strawberries, peaches and wild blueberries. They even sell homemade fudge. They make everything on site as a family. I recommend stopping by on your way to Provincetown.

New location this year! The market is now next to the First Congregational Church at 200 Main…read moreStreet. There are even more vendors in this new space, a great music area, a food truck and on site parking.

Shopping the farmers markets on the Cape is a great way to try local fresh produce and artisan…read moregoods. Wellfleet is one of my favorites as there is a large variety of vendors. Wednesdays, 8-12:30. Stop by get a cup of fresh coffee and enjoy.

Very friendly and accommodating with great fresh lobster of all sizes. Cooked to order. Been…read moregetting my lobster fix here for many years. The best!

Love the Boathouse! Call ahead and pickup you order on the hour or half hour. Cooked lobster take…read moreout! Yum. Long time customer- 10 years. Love their gift shop too. V cool labsta pajamas. If you need fishing gear, this is the place.

I've always wanted to try this place, we drive by it all the time on our way to Provincetown. We…read moreare locals but live a few towns over so it's not always at the top of our minds. We were recently invited by friends to join them for dinner at Moby Dicks and we accepted, excited to try it. I have to say it has been the single most impressive visit I have ever had on Cape Cod. All these years, who knew! I've eaten at Lobster Pot, CBI, the Wequassett, the Wayside, Pelham House and several other top restaurants on this peninsula and none of them have left me feeling like Moby Dicks. From the moment I pulled into the parking lot that was chock full of cars and was assisted with parking my car by a very nice young man to standing in line and being offered fresh tasty watermelon while I waited to the young woman who came around and collected our watermelon rinds to the unbelievably nice staff who kept checking on us during out meal. Who does all this these days? Speaking to the staff, I became aware of their accents. They are from all over the world...Croatia, North Africa and so many more far away places. They spoke very highly of the restaurant's owners and actually said they loved working there. This is a win win situation folks. The staff is happy which encourages them to show up for work - unlike so many places these days. This makes the bosses happy which trickles down to the customer who ends up with the best part of the deal...great food at reasonable prices and a hell of a staff to serve you! I don't do reviews but felt propelled to leave this one. Kudos to you Moby Dicks for making families, friends, couples, etc have one of the best nights of their Summer! Oh BTW, I had the blackened swordfish, my boyfriend had the whole belly clams and our friends had the captain's plate and the kabobs - all of it was fabulous and cooked perfectly. Did I mention it is BYOB? Oh yeah it is :) Don't miss it - Have a great time!

This place never disappoints and is my go-to place for a whole big lobster (1.5-2lbs). You can get…read moreit with a New England clambake but I don't recommend it - the clams are very sandy! Just stick with the lobstah and asked for it pre-cracked. All the staff are super friendly!! Don't miss out on Moby Dick's Cargo gift shop next door.

Wonderful store filled with such a wide selection of teas, spices and kitchenware. Very helpful…read morestaff guided me in finding everything I needed plus some exciting extras! Great selection and beautiful presentation. Will definitely be back.

This place is a real find on the outer Cape. They do a lot of mail order for restaurants and…read morecatering businesses, and have fewer smaller size spices than they used to carry, but I find things there that just aren't available anywhere nearby, at reasonable prices. I'd still be driving past it had a friend not told me about it. When foodies come to visit, we often take them to this place. I use a lot of dried wild mushrooms and porcinis in my cooking, and theirs are good quality...without larvae holes that you find elsewhere. They also have empty spice containers of various sizes, which are great for spice blends (like Baharat ) both to use and as gifts. The people who work there are friendly and helpful.

PJs will always be an institution! Yes they make delicious fried clams and lobster rolls, but don't…read moresleep on their other dinners. We just wanted a light snack because it was a little late in the day. A friendly woman (who I believe was an owner) was training someone and recommended the tuna sashimi dinner. We got that and a cup of their amazing clam chowder and it was perfect. The fish was fresh as was the rice and salads. Later in the week we returned for fried clams, scallops, and a fish dinner which were equally perfect. See you next year!

In search of a new seafood shack after breaking up with Arnold's for ethnical reasons, I chose PJ's…read morefor my yearly fix of fried seafood. We ate on the patio on a high top table near a screen window, which was lovely. The biggest advantage over Arnold's is that the joint is BYOB. That's a rare thing in the Cape. The fried cod was flaky, lightly coated, and perfectly fried with an abundant amount of homemade French fries, a roll, and standard fare Cole Slaw. The roll is unnecessary, in my opinion. Missing having onion rings on the menu. Arnold's (and the old Liam's at Nauset Beach) made the best. Condiments are serve-yourself, but you'll have to ask the host for lemon slices. We'll return for fried food but will continue to search other locales. We went back the next night for ice cream and it was just average. $5 for a small scoop in a bowl, we were charged more for a small sundae than what was advertised on the board, and service was very slow. However, the sundae hit the spot and they didn't skimp on the hot fudge and walnuts.