Just got desserts to go. Everything was fresh and delightful. The staff there was so welcoming and…read morefriendly. Will go back to try more.

Locally owned and quaint for certain. Many many imported grocery items from Italy offered. The…read moremenu is excellent and served on house made bread. I've ordered meatball sandwich and Italian sandwich and both were excellent A cherished local landmark . Take out will likely have a small line but with several people preparing behind the counter, you'll get in and out quickly.

Went there for a belated Mother's Day with my daughter and granddaughter. Service was wonderful. We…read moreordered shrimp with garlic toast dipped in butter, chicken sandwich with hot crispy sweet potato fries and shrimp tacos with blue cheese dressing. We really enjoyed our visit and service was spectacular. The atmosphere was perfect and cozy and the choice of menu items was perfect. Can't wait to go back taking a friend. Thank you.

Clam chowder is to die for. Good variety of beer selection, steak tips were the 5/5 item on the…read moremenu. My meal was 5/5, clam chowder to start and the ceaser salad with steak tips was the best meal on the table. Wife ordered house salad with shrimp which were fine but nothing special, her Pino grecio white wine was her fav of the meal, oh and she loved the clam chowder, all 4 of us got that. Friends got flatbread meh, and haddock and rice which was fine. Desserts were ok, the mud pie sounded good but I was full. the strawberry tiramisu just sounded weird so we did not get any. Price was very nice as well.

Good pizza; thin and crisp. Delicious pepperoni too. Friendly, easy ambiance. On Main Street,…read moredowntown. Metered street parking.

Cute little shop on Main St! I went in right after the opened on Saturday. I got a cheese pizza and…read more2 diet cokes. I think it was about $20 and I think it was worth it. I ate the entire pizza. The sauce isn't herby, the tomato taste is the most prominent. Sometimes you get a sauce that you can't even taste the tomatoes which is weird because it's the prominent ingredient. However, the sauce and crust go very well together. It's a solid pizza and the cheese tastes very fresh. The people at the shop were really nice as well.

The lemon chicken rice soup is perfection! Highly recommend! The frozen yogurt is yummy too!read more

came here just for the clam chowder, was not disappointed. perfect fresh clams, thick and creamy,…read moreand comes with bread instead of crackers! i also tried their meatball sub for their soup & 1/2 sandwich special, it was good enough but difficult to hold. clam chowder 9.5/10 meatball sub 6/10 bishco has a huge menu and i received my order in less than 10 minutes, super hot! will be back to try more. definitely try their clam chowder! ambiance: 3.5/5 food: 4.5/5 service: 5/5 bishco: 4.3/5

The food is fabulous Baked haddock and halibut risotto…read moreCooked just right..fresh and delicious

We went whale watching and then decided to have a local meal. My colleague chose this restaurant,…read morewhich is probably the highest-rated on Gloucester. It was incredibly crowded on Friday night, with wait times starting at half an hour, but the food was just average. Good restaurants are rare in small towns. 1.5 lb Steamed Lobster: The lobster was very cheap, only $32 for 1.5 lbs. It was relatively fresh, with firm meat and some paste, but not particularly plump, especially the claws, which were rather empty. Halibut Risotto: The halibut meat was coarse and tough. The risotto was cooked more like porridge than a firm, undercooked texture. Clam Chowder: Extremely salty. Truffle Fries: Quite ordinary. The fries were a bit cold, and it had black truffle and Parmesan cheese, but that was just about it. Pasta Chix Caesar Pesto: A seasonal dish, served to the kids at our table. The pesto had a strong raw nutty flavor, and the pasta was overcooked; no wonder the kids didn't like it, lol. Prickly Pear Spritz: It tasted like no alcohol, and no pear aroma; it was just like a glass of berry lemonade... and it was even served in a plastic cup--so unrefined!

The food is amazing at The Cove Cafe.I especially like the variety of coffees and bakery items and…read moresandwiches A real gem for CapeAnn for sure .Wont be disappointed.

I grew up in Boston and went with family to Cape Ann many times. I recently met my cousins for a…read morefew nights and we stopped by this place our hotel recommended. What a mistake. All 3 of us ordered the egg sandwich. It's cooked egg (like a puck) on 2 slices of plain bread with about 1 teaspoon of cheese that is such a small amount that it doesn't cover most of the egg. That's it. Not enough cheese, no butter, no salt, no pepper. Nothing. They don't even toast the bread. If we had tasked our 6 year old nephew to making us egg sandwiches, this is what he would hand us. My cousins had coffee. One hot and the other cold. Hot reportedly is pretty good and the iced is not very strong. I ordered an iced tea. When iced tea is made fresh from actual tea (a good thing), then sits in the fridge for 6 or 7 days (a bad thing), it gets a very distinctive stale taste and that's exactly what this iced tea had. It was old and stale. I threw it away and since the egg sandwich was so dry, I pulled a bottle of water I had in my beach tote to wash it down. My cousin asked the friendly staffer (super friendly, actually, so a shout out to them) for some salt and this turned into a task. She had to ask someone else and that person had to go off somewhere to get some from a plastic container. If you're going to serve unseasoned food, have salt available, please. I ordered a croissant, which was OK and my other cousin ordered a blueberry slab dessert that was smothered in so much icing that it was sickeningly sweet. We joked that eying it from the side, the icing was thicker than the pastry itself. One of us grabbed a knife and tried to scrape some off to no avail. It fell apart, none of us wanted any more and we tossed most of it. I like to support small businesses, but this was not a good experience for us.

Sandwiches are amazing here . Everything I have eaten From…read moreJeff's has been very good I

Jeff's sandwiches and sandwich Platters are the vRY bEST!! I…read morehave been a frequent "buyer" from Jeff's, over many years - always fresh, delicious, and "attractive"!!

I am a returning customer, every pizza has been great! Great thin crust pizza and friendly staff,…read morethank you!

Not sure why my original didn't post maybe they paid to delete it? I ordered the lobster roll…read morespecial for the first time (usually go to Surfside as they're great and also cheaper but I was heading that way and it comes w ff vs chips which since Hungry was great). It says 16.99 online I thought $20 would be enough to cover it but I think it's an outdated price on the site bc then checked the following week in the lot on their sign I think it said 17.99. Still not bad for w ff but when I'm budgeting $ I need to know the total and I'd wished the girl said it. Especially bc I ordered two extra sides of sauce for the ff to try and they must charge bc it came to $22.50 ... it's cheaper to get a whole bottle from the store down the street and i would have had I known. Oh well. The store was cute but WAY too hot and my main issue was at almost halfway into the roll I bit into some shells which cut my gum. I was so hungry and now my mouth hurts and kinda lost appetite bc I'd need to inspect every piece of lobster to eat w confidence. I called to report the issue and as a first and would have been repeat customer bc it was good I'd appreciate an effort to partially reimburse or at least pretend to sound apologetic. I won't ask for it outright but that would be good business/customer service and I'd have been back many times more. At this point I think I'm even more concerned w businesses who pay to take down negative reviews. Ppl are able to sift through valid feedback and complaints on their own so if that's what's happening that says you don't have faith in the integrity of your own business.