Highest of recommendations!…read more Right in Route 28 as you head into Chatman Shopping District. Plenty of parking and open year round. Like the old Caswell's in Marshfield, you buy at a counter, they give you a number, and you sit on down as food is brought to you. The inside of Mac's is very clean and spacious, and has about twenty tables. There is seating outside - seasonal and today is January, with snow... so we stayed inside. Started off with the Mac's Clam Chowder which was a lovely milk broth - just as good as the chowder at the Clark Cooke House in Newport, Rhode Island! Homemade, flavorful and not jammed with excessive potatoes or onion; the clams were cooked well. I had the fish soup, looked almost like Portuguese Kale, but was very delicious, had a bit of heat to it, the fish was downright incredible; the carrots, celery, and onions were cooked to perfection. We usually get some raw bar, and they have a nice selection of little necks, cherry stones, and oysters, but today for us it was a pound and half of steamed clams. Plump, clean, and sand free. Just as good as those at Mattakeese Wharf Restaurant. Lobster... I asked for a two pounder, and got a 2.5 pounder. Fresh, delicious, succulent, and sweet. Wonderful and hard working staff. No negatives whatsoever.

Didn't really get the hype. I've definitely had better clam chowder and lobster rolls. The chowder…read morewas more on the liquidy/watery side and the lobster roll would've been 100x better if they added more butter and warmed the lobster meat up. Some pieces of lobster tasted odd. Atmosphere is what you would expect from pictures. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating.

My family agrees: The best lobster rolls on the Cape, hot or cold. Guy behind the counter is not…read moremuch for chitchat or small talk, but the lobster rolls are perfection.

Excellent customer service and scallops were amazing. Will definitely return to this great local…read moreplace.

Fresh local shellfish sold at wholesale prices? Yes, please! This hidden little gem inside an…read moreindustrial area of Harwich offers oysters, clams, mussels, and fish for sale. This is more of a wholesale operation but you can also buy small quantities for enjoying at home. There isn't really a retail store. It's a walk up table that is part of the warehouse. However, service was fast and friendly. I saw a clam fisherman pull up with his haul so I knew what we were getting was fresh. The $1 oysters can't be beat!

Wicked good Steamahs!!! Perhaps some of the best evah I have had on the Cape. Workers were very…read morenice and friendly answering questions.

Yum yum yum. Excellent lobster rolls, steamers, clam chowder, fried scallops, fish. Outside tables…read moreonly so plan ahead and expect to wait at this very popular place.

Incredible!! This is a must stop place if you're in Chatham. We split a lobster roll and clam…read morechowder. The lobster roll came with fries that were so good too. This was hands down the best clam chowder we had while in Boston and on the Cape. Can't wait to go back!

Delicious food! Got to try a little bit of everything, the lobster roll special, the sancocho soup,…read morearepollo! Everything was 10/10

I heard so many good things about this place, but it was all lies! Just had the worst experience…read morethere and will never go back. I went for their current advertised Lobster roll special at $23.99. Ordered Exactly as advertised and was charged $25.99. I asked first if it was all claw and knuckle or if they use tail meat too. Oh, definitely both , she exclaimed! I found one small mangled piece of tail at the bottom and it included a sharp piece of shell that hurt my tongue. I told them and showed her the shell. All she did was explain how they try to get it all but they just can't sometimes. I looked at her and said that they aren't doing it right. I asked if she was going to offer me a partial refund and she refused. The Lobster bisque was not a bisque and I don't think there was any lobster in the kitchen when it was made, much less in the pot!! Cole slaw was covered in spicy pepper and neither of us could eat it. Fries were meh! My husband had the fried scallop platter and they were overcooked and super greasy. Disgustingly so. I DK why people like this place but there are so many good places around here where you can get a full service meal, in a real restaurant cooked by real trained chefs and served by professionals who know how to make consumers happy. Total bill with tip was $84.07!!! For a crappy meal with no service and not a clue about customer service. Do yourself a favor and stay away from this garbage.

You can't get Well fleet oysters any fresher than this place. Sushi absolutely fab!!! The location…read morequaint on the bogs

The service was wonderful! Greeted pleasantly, she offered to explain anything on the menu! Told…read moreus to pick a seat and display the number she gave us and when we were finished just leave the dishes, they would clean them up. There were two areas to choose from. One side looked more cafeteria style, We chose the side that had more ambience. I chose the Braised Beet Bowl and a crab cake. Both were delicious! My husband chose the fish bites, they came with plenty of fries and he also said the were delicious! Prices were reasonable for The Cape!

Our entire family is always happy to visit Chatham Fish & Chips. The food is fresh and delish! I…read morebelieve the secret to Paul's fried food is the fresh oil. Jenn makes sure to give you all the options( fries? Broiled? Etc etc) when taking your order. Take your time and read the menu. The portions are a good size and , as I said, Jenn will be your menu guide. My entire art class visits when we take a lunch break from the Creative Arts Center - the lobster rolls can't be beat! Children are always welcome and given a chance to display their art work. You can bring your dog , but you must dine at a picnic table, off the patio area. The patio is a surrounded by hydrangeas and makes for a comfortable and pretty setting. A short walk from the Main St. Rotary., at Depot Rd and Old Harbor Road. A good place to eat before a ballgame. It's a favorite among the townspeople.

Solid spot for some seafood staples. Order at the counter and they deliver to your table. Friendly…read morefolks! We were there between lunch and dinner so there were only a few other tables occupied. We sat outside and it was a great experience under the covered patio. Fish and chips were plentiful, and just look at all that lobster on my roll!

For fresh caught oysters, there's no better place. It's a tiny real working clam shack only open…read moreto the public on Friday and Saturday afternoons. And people line up to get the oysters which they'll ship anywhere in the USA. They also sell steamers and mussels by the pound. All delicious and fresh! And fun to purchase right off the boats!

Super fresh oysters and steamers at great prices. So good we went 2 times during our week long…read moretrip. Showed up 5 minutes after closing and the owner helped us out with a smile.

I always love to stop by a nice village market at the Cape at the beginning of my trip, and this…read morewas the perfect place. They have lots of fresh food options to choose from, as well as prepared foods. I would highly recommend trying their baked mushroom-bacon-cheese quiche (prepared item), it made a wonderful breakfast for my party of four. I love it!

I cannot freaking believe that a boutique grocery store only carries Dunkin' Donuts, Green Mountain…read morecoffee, Starbucks, and New England coffee. There are several local roasters on Cape Cod and they completely blow them off! Shameful

Similar to other reviews we found the cheese selection to be somewhat underwhelming here. Many of…read morethe selections being available at like a Whole Foods or Wegmans cheese department. The plus is the parking, a wine selection, and some bread (like baguette from local Pain d' Avignon). Service and the quaint lil shop are good. My guess is that the shop sustains itself based upon what the clientele taste buds demands, therein lies the limitations. Windup buying a bit of Brilliat Sav. --a decent triple crème. Otherwise, gonna have to go back to the drawing board.

Cute cheese & wine shop in Chatham but honestly not that impressed by the selection. I have been to…read morea lot of cheese shops around New England and thought this would have had a spectacular selection. There honestly wasn't much! I did however get a very good Gouda recommended by one of the associates and my favorite truffle cheese, Moliterno Al Tartufo. Cute wine & cheese pairings and ability to order cheese platters for parties or if you're hosting. Also was told the sandwiches are amazing and sad we didn't get the chance to try!