This is an exceptional dining experience right in the heart of Chatham!…read more My mom and I have dined here 3 times on our trips to the Cape. We do the 4 course option and it feels like you are in Paris with the elevated presentation and innovative flavor combinations. It is definitely a place for a special night out! The menu changes often and I've tried different things each time! This time I had the tuna crudo, octopus, lobster and cheese plate. Everything was truly incredible! I can't wait to come back here every summer! It truly is a spectacular restaurant.

A new chef, with new flavors and approaches…read more It is a pleasure for us to dine here...it has been a periodic indulgence for us for years. Nice to see many familiar faces amongst the servers, and the sommelier (Raphael) is truly wonderful! We have always been met with warm greetings and very good and attentive service. My wife loved all the courses of her meal. 2 of mine were amazing (the toro and the steak), 2 were very good (the lobster and the lavender dessert), and one was decidedly lacking (first course bonito). So, in my opinion, not as consistently great as it was last year. But maybe wife would differ with me on this. Yes, it is pricey. But of the "pricey" options on the Cape, we definitely feel this is still the best. It's up to each person to decide whether any of these fine dining/pricey options are worth the premium over the cost of dining at the many "nice " restaurants on the Cape. We will return.

This is the best restaurant offering vegan options in Chatham (excluding breakfast spots and higher…read moreend options at Wequassett) and surrounding areas and among the best in Cape Cod. Every year they serve a different vegan entree and you can easily customize their salads and other salads, starter and even other entrees to your preference. We chose to dine on their beautiful patio since it was summer but the inside of the restaurant has a great cozy atmosphere for fall/winter. Service was great despite being packed on a summer weekend.

While the staff is super friendly and most of the dishes were delicious - there's an element of…read morechaos and rush yet not as attentive service as necessary. We visited with a group for dinner then another day for martini and oysters- each time the wait was longer than expected so perhaps they are short staffed. The dining areas seem a bit run down with one side of the restaurant looking more updated than the other. It had a very casual atmosphere. I really enjoyed my arugula salad with grilled shrimp and farro. It was the perfect summer dinner.

The food, service and ambiance is great! My husband and I split the baked oysters, which were…read moredelicious and served with their wonderful Bread for dipping. I had a delicious cocktail and followed the oysters with a yummy goat cheese salad served with roasted pistachios. My husband had the croque monsior which not only was delicious, it was huge and served with a leafy greens salad. It was a wonderful experience followed by going to the in house bakery to take home bread and dessert for a dinner party. Can't wait to go back!!

I tried Pain D'Avignon because I was looking for something different and I haven't been to a…read morepatisserie for years. The interior is pretty basic, small tables and small chairs, so a person of substance such as myself didn't find the seating comfortable. I tried: - French onion soup: this should have been an easy win. I found the Gruyere cheese to be overly thick, and the broth to be heavy handed on the wine. - Steak tartare: this was a good dish. The beef was thin cut, smooth, and the egg was cooked just right so the yolk added richness that then got offset by the capers. Due to the richness, you may actually find that this could be all you need for a meal, despite it looking small. - Croque Madame: le sigh, what a failure this sandwich was. Over easy egg? Not today, over medium, so not much runny yolk but a thicker one. This is a gigantic salt bomb, in addition. They serve your water in tiny glasses and every bite led to downing an entire glass of water. It's good they were on top of refilling the glasses, but even then I finished a quarter of this before I couldn't take it any more. I did saunter over to the counter where they have a lot of good looking pastries, so we'll see if the ones I bought end up redeeming this place. As it stands, I can't recommend this establishment unless you'd like to try the tartare.

While vacationing on the Cape, I was eager to imbibe in all things cranberry. With that being said,…read moreyou can imagine my glee when Truro was offering pours of cranberry wine on a late November afternoon during our visit. Wine in hand, we picked up just about every item in the gift shop and dreamt of a checked bag to stow it all away in. We meandered out to the tent and cozied around a fire pit to savor our glasses of wine. Back to my dreams of a checked bag: If I'd brought one, it'd be full of bottles of that exact cranberry wine and just enough bubble wrap to ensure safe transport. Our view was faintly lit by dainty string lights cheering up the out-of-season rows of grapes running up the hillside. My mom and I decided this would be a stunning wedding venue and got to pretend planning. I could've sat around that fire, sipping wine and chatting with mi familia, until I was old and gray. Truro Vineyards was the actualization of my every desire for a glass of cranberry vino, and I will remember it for time and eternity!

Transported to Napa for an hour on the Cape! Our tour received a warm welcome to Truro with a glass…read moreof one of their reds which was mixed with cranberry juice. It's really good if you like sweet. Our guide was very clear and knowledgeable about the process of making the wines and the transportation of grapes to the vineyard. The rolling hills of grapes on vines, through pretty small compared to California wine country, provided a lovely backdrop on the property, where we were free to roam with our glasses. If you can't bring home any wine, the shop has great wine accessories and vineyard merchandise that I wish I got. Luckily, we each got to keep our Truro wine glass for more sipping in the future.

If you are a wine drinker this is the place for you! Step into a self serve tasting room that…read moreallows you to try a variety of wines, and the best part is, you pick! The process is easy- you're given a card when you arrive that tracks which wines you pour. There is a nice selection of white and red wines from many regions. The portion size options are a sample, half a glass, or a full glass. Each display will tell you how much the portion costs, and every wine has a description. They have a simple food menu, which has never disappointed and a casual vibe. Grab a game and relax by the fireplace with your favorite wine and a yummy bite! We really love this place (so much that we came here after getting engaged!) No reservations needed, but it does get busy on weekends. Lentz_explore

Stopped in here on a whim with a friend and we both enjoyed the novelty of the self-serve aspect,…read moreand found a couple wines we really liked. While I can appreciate the choose your own adventure / tasting concept and benefits of moving at your own pace, wine tasting is something where I'd prefer to have more of a personal touch. The storytelling and personal connection was missing, and made the experience feel a bit hollow. The space was a nice open hang and there's snacks and games, and there is staff there, but the experience made me realize I prefer a guided human tour for some things, wine tasting being one of them. Prices also snuck up on us a bit, it's easy to lose count of how many you've had with the card reader. I was also a bit bummed to find that if you liked a wine you cannot purchase a bottle on site. But I'm glad I tried it and had fun.

Great little tavern! The food was fresh (fried calamari, fish tacos, chowder and lobster bisque…read more Service was fast! Drinks were amazing!! Ambiance was great! Highly recommend this place.

I loved our visit here. I had see a lot of tiktoks recommending this spot and I can see why. It has…read moresome vintage charm, like it's been a staple for locals and tourists alike. We were sat as a patry of 5 fairly quickly and good service from our server. We tried a couple local brews and everyone ordered their respective dishes. I tried the lobster bisque and pesto chicken sandwich. It was excellent! The bisque was creamy and had a fair amount of lobster. The chicken was a little different as it wasn't a breast but chunks of chicken, maybe also used in salads? Overall, it's a little "grungy" but has that taver/pub vibe. I would love to come back again.

We made a reservation here during our visit to Chatham, and we enjoyed sitting outside on their…read morepatio and people watching on the road. The inside looked very cute though - would have enjoyed seeing the ambiance in there as well! We started with wines and soup - the French onion was delightful, and the clam chowder was good as well. We each ordered cod - me the baked cod, and my friend the fish and chips. Both were good, filling meals, nothing extra special but definitely did the job. Next time I think we'd try the Chatham Squire, but this was a nice spot for a meal on a summer evening.

Large indoor and outdoor spaces, happy faces on the patrons…read more.. Half dozen beers on tap, high hopes for a nice light lunch and we were not disappointed. Kind and efficient, hard working staff. Would definitely return when we are in the area.

stopped here for quick bite, busy but seated right away, one waitress but she is very good and…read moreattentive, the food was excellent, bar/pub atmosphere which is what we expected, overall very good

We stopped here before the baseball game for some apps and it hit the spot. I got the nachos with…read morepulled pork because I was starving. It could have easily fed a family of 4+ I hardly made a dent. That being said it was very good! I wish there were more toppings like onions and tomato's but I really enjoyed it! I also got the Brussels and they were good too. They seemed to be deep fried and very crispy. It was served with a spicy mayo. I love Brussels and these were good! It was a nice casual spot to hang out for a bite.

Great food. Beautifully decorated and comfortable interior. Good music playing. What's not to like?read more

What a cute little date spot! I'm not even a wine person, but the feel of an underground wine…read morecellar was just so mysterious and inviting. Came by on Valentine's Day, waitress was kind and able to provide suggestions. Went with cocktails instead of wine and all were fantastic, loved especially having the old fashion smoked by the table. Our favorite app had to be the focaccia bread with the vodka sauce dip, I don't think we left any sauce left on the plate. If you're looking for a cute date spot I'd recommend it

We had the privilege of being in Chatham for a month, and this became our home bar, not the Squire…read more We went about 5 times over the summer. Might as well rename this place to Orlando's, because that's why we went and that's what we called it. He makes the best drinks on the cape, and was the best company I've ever had from a bar tender. He makes incredible, drinks, might as well claim "Orlando's" as home of the pain killer. He makes a damn good one. With a big beautiful smile, exuberance and Joy we just loved hanging out at our home bar away from home. The food leans more on the healthy side and while stuffing yo face full of cholesterol on the cape your gut might need a break. From grain bowls to smoothies you'll like the food but love the company.

What do you know about love?…read more.. Me? Not much... Be that as it may, I was in the Chatham area of Cape Cod during the 4th of July Weekend on business. Needed something wholesome to eat... capital punishment penalties pending for anything ordered from Wendy's late-night window menu. No bueno. Lol. So, I began a hard target search for good vibes and better food. I searched every Cape Cod beachhouse, penthouse, greenhouse, waterhouse, earth-house, lighthouse, boathouse, meeting-house, steakhouse, and coffeehouse. After some extensive clicks and swipes and a few phone calls, I settled on giving the Chatham Moods Cafe & Grill an in-person visit. Jackpot. Now... What do you know about love at first sight?... Me? Not much. Just the same, the moment I pulled up, there was a current of positivity drawing me in. Emma, the hospitable hostess, greeted me, offered her recommendations from the Caribbean menu, took my order, and seated me with the warmest 3-1-3 smile known to humanity. As I listened to the stereo pumping melodies and island sounds from Jamaica, I stretched my legs and felt blessed. I asked for a fruity non-alcoholic beverage. And Emma aka "La Professora" the mixologist happily obliged. Delicious. As for the food... What do you know about love at first bite? Me? Not much. The soup was heavenly. It was that good. The jerk chicken in lite stew sauce was sensational... And: You've gotta try the crab and corn chowder soup. I don't know much of anything. But I do know this establishment was a godsend with 2 angels at the front, an angel in the kitchen, and a divine atmosphere. Priceless. If you're ever in the Chatham area of Cape Cod you've gotta try them out. Orlando, the master chef, and his team will treat you like an honored guest. As for today, I'm considering taking my All-Savants Transportation Team down to swallow a taste of heaven. Yum. With smiles, Benney