Came on a rainy morning and was seated right away. Our…read morewaitress came right over for drinks. We then ordered shortly thereafter. Place was decorated adorably with lots of Celtic decor. It had a laid back, homey feel. Great for families. My husband got the brisket, home fries and eggs with brown bread. I got the keltic fry with eggs and the different meats. His brisket was outstanding! And the Guinness mustard... I could drink it! His eggs were fluffy and cooked perfectly. My dish was fantastic. The Irish sausage was my favorite thing. The eggs were cooked perfectly and everything was flavorful. We would definitely come back!

I just got back from four days on Cape Cod and as usual, I made my annual pilgrimage to the Keltic…read more kitchen. As always, the their service was fast and friendly the food was delicious and the price was reasonable. I thoroughly enjoyed my breakfast as my wife was not there to call me a fat fat man.

Several friends had recommended Good Friends Cafe for breakfast, particularly because we had a…read moregluten-free friend with us, and we were told their gluten-free selection is quite large. All the road work going on MA 28 was also incentive, as we could get there without traveling on it from where we were staying. We were also told several times to get their grilled breads (if you weren't gluten-free, of course). The complimentary coffee in the waiting area was a nice tough as well. It certainly lived up to the recommendations. We had maybe a 3 minute wait for a table on a busy Friday morning. There were lots of specials on the blackboards on the side wall. Coffee came out quickly; it was piping hot and mellow, with very frequent refills. I did try the bread, an apple-cranberry, grilled/toasted medium with a pat of butter for extra yum. I opted for the hash Benedict with fruit instead of potatoes. I got potatoes by mistake anyway, but they immediately brought over the fruit. The eggs were perfectly cooked, the Hollandaise was flavorful, and the hash was crisp and not greasy at all. Now it's my turn to be a good friend and pass the recommendations forward for others.

This is the kind of place that makes you feel like a regular, even on your first visit. The staff…read moreis incredibly sweet and genuinely treats everyone like friends. We were late picking up take out one time and they called concerned that our food would get cold! One of the most charming touches is the wall of coffee mugs reserved for regular customers. It's such an adorable detail that adds to the welcoming feel. The homemade breads and muffins are an absolute must, especially toasted with butter. We've also enjoyed omelettes and the breakfast quesadilla. It's a warm, friendly breakfast spot that's easy to love.

This is a pretty funky place! Definitely a little dated but seems to be a local favorite. While I…read morewas there, several folks came in that the wait staff knew and greeted on site. I snagged the biscuits and gravy, which may be the best I have found on the Cape so far. Quite good and maybe obviously, a healthy portion. And by healthy, I mean a lot, not good for you! The family had a variety of lunch items that everyone seem to like. A standout may have been the ham club sandwich. Fresh ingredients, good bread and hand-sliced, high-quality ham. Service was very good, prompt and attentive. The decor does include some crazy roosters indeed! Make sure to check them out while you're having some tasty breakfast or lunch.

Food was really good and Service was excellent definitely a place I will go to again. Well rounded…read morebreakfast menu

Servers were so nice offered everything I could think of or have a question about. The presentation…read moreof the crepes and the stuffed french toast were plated perfectly. The atmosphere has all of the aromas of breakfast and lunch.

This place is popular there's a line in late morning during weekends. The parking lot has limited…read morespace so people just park on the side of the road. I got the Dennis combination as it has a little of everything I want to try/eat. The food is good. The corned beef hash tastes very good with the sunny side up egg. The fruit is wet as well. One can add $2 for speciality pancakes. I got the ordinary one. This place is cash only. They also have an ATM near the restroom. One recommendation is that the server should mention cash only in the beginning. Some people may not have cash or debit card when they travel.

Amazing coffee! Great GF muffins and cookies!…read moreBagels were also delicious! We will definitely be back before we leave!

Watered down and tasteless. Very fooled by good ratings. Will not return. 20 bucks right in the…read moregarbage.

This is the spot for greasy spoon diner. Hits the spot. Down the street, cakeman seemed a bit on…read morethe pricey side for a breakfast a couple days before, so we went looking for an alternative. Happy with this find. Pro tip if you like eggs Benedict: ask for easy amount of sauce (or on the side). Mine was absolutely smothered. I couldn't enjoy the runny yolk of the poached eggs. Way too much. Otherwise great. Kids and parents were all happy.

Adorable atmosphere. Very friendly employees. Food was absolutely amazing. Very fresh scrambled…read moreeggs!

Long line for what?…read more 12PM and all donuts are gone? Only had cinnamon rolls. Based on other reviews it looks like these guys have some serious planning issues.

Really good donuts. I had the chocolate coconut, my husband had the apple fritter, and my daughter…read moretried the strawberry frosted. The chocolate coconut was basic but good. The apple fritter was huge! Daughter loved the strawberry frosted, though she's easy to please.

Lighthouse Keeper's Pantry is absolutely worth the stop. The only downside is the parking it can be…read morea little tight and challenging but don't let that keep you away. The coffee, atmosphere, and creativity are incredible. We tried the Fluffy Seagull, Dockside Drag, and The Sunburn. The Fluffy Seagull was perfectly sweet and nostalgic, the Dockside Drag was one of the most unique lattes I've ever had, and The Sunburn had just the right amount of spicy kick. Every drink felt thoughtfully crafted. I also loved all the little details around the property. The Christmas trees made out of Fluff containers and lobster buoys were such a fun, quirky New England touch and made the whole place feel even more memorable.

As we ordered our coffee , a square Pyrex dish adjacent to the register drew our attention,…read morecontaining what looked like homemade quiche, prompting us to order two for warming, it was very tasty. The prices of our quiche and coffee was fair, I hate to say it but I haven't had a decent cup of coffee during our visit so far. Separately, the pie prices, at $40, seemed steep, although we did not purchase one and therefore cannot comment on if it's worth it. Parking proved somewhat challenging, as it is at the rear of the coffee shop, potentially making patrons feel somewhat confined or trapped. Nonetheless, pedestrians can access the shop easily straightforward walk-up. Upon entering, the warm and inviting atmosphere, reminded me of an East Coast Cracker Barrel, because it has an assortment of souvenirs including hoodies, homemade jams, and more. The service provided was satisfactory. Oh I remember something funny. Lol we accidentally went past the drive way and came across a dentists parking lot with a handwritten sign that said: "No parking for coffee fufu drinkers" I thought that it was kinda funny