We were looking for an independent coffee house in downtown Plymouth and found a relaxed, low-key…read morespot that was perfect. The coffee and tea were very good, and the off-season vibe was perfect for our brief getaway from the Cape. Our only negative was that the egg sandwiches were okay but nothing special, but I highly recommend it for people not looking to cookie cutter chain restaurants for their morning caffeine fix.

Come down and grab a cup after Plymouth Rock!…read more Very spacious inside. Coffee was great. Staff was very friendly.

I really liked Jolly Bean Cafe! My chocolate chip muffin was grilled and really good, and I also…read moregot avocado toast. The avocado toast was a little bland for me, but that's just my personal opinion. I really love the living room-style space with the couches and fan. There's also a really cool chess game, but unfortunately it's missing some pieces. I went there waiting for my food, and I didn't wait long; the workers were very fast! Overall, I had a great experience and would definitely come back!

Cute coffee shop in an industrial park setting. We ordered ahead for our food and lattes. They made…read moreour lattes upon arrival, which was great because it was hot. Service was friendly and the bagel was great.

I was in Plymouth for a work trip and my coworkers were raving about the Yellow Deli, so i went…read morewith one of them for lunch. OH EM GEE!!!! the ambiance was so cute! it was like a cute little cottage vibe, we were lucky to get seated upstairs and it wasn't packed like how my coworkers described, we probably came at a great time. Everyone was nice and welcoming. I had their special soup of the day which was the carrot ginger soup. That soup was literally so fresh and their home made bread they gave on the side and I don't even like carrot! I still dream about that soup and i'm back home in Houston now, boo. I had the salmon sandwich with their homemade tartar sauce without the bread and i devoured it! I love how you could just tell each dish was made with love and everything was fresh! 11/10!

Super fresh food at this place they have a cute bakery, market, and restaurant. Open 24/7…read moresuprisingly. Restaurant several floors. Had the pina colada smoothie all fresh fruits and got honey from the market really good

My parents came to this restaurant and they mentioned it to my husband and I to come here and check…read moreit out. We decided to come here on Sunday morning. I was impressed with the planes coming , taking off and especially seeing the helicopter come as well. The Breastfast was good not sure if it was frozen or what. I know I asked aboit the sausage patties and the waitress did say that it was a frozen patty. The bacon was questionable as well , it was just too thin. The inside was nice as well. I wish they had airplane magnets as well as the cups that they sold there. Other then that it was a great time there.

This diner is located at Plymouth Airport in Massachusetts. Huge menu! Not just breakfast, lunch…read moretoo. It was a little pricey but the food is delicious and huge portions. So cool to sit there and watch planes landing and taking off. You order your food at the counter, when you first go in. The waitress will then bring you your food. Pretty cool place! Would recommend.

So I was a little confused by this! I think it's the area with the coffee shop/bakery, outdoor…read moretables, courts (for tennis?) and whatnot. If that's what is actually the cranberry coffee corner it's cute! I had def been looking up coffee shops with that name which is why I was confused. Adorable area!

The baked goods at Cran Coffee Corner are delicious! The fruit tart is my favorite with an iced…read morecoffee. The service is okay; Doreen is the kindest and most patient worker there. It always brings a smile to our face when we see her because she's just genuinely kind. The ambiance is a little cold - it's sparse in comparison to the location they shared before, but they do try to make it more welcoming with small seasonal or holiday touches. It's a cute little spot.

Shopping and dining here is always a lovely experience. The interior is beautiful, boasting a…read moreuniquely designed country barn theme. The menu is simple but everything is homemade and very satisfying, especially their delicious soups, the quenching hibiscus cooler, and my personal favorite, the chef salad. Sometimes, in the cooler weather, we go just for tea and dessert (I wish more restaurants promoted coffee and dessert seating). Their attached shop is just as impressive, fully stocked with gifts, soaps, and organic goods. It's a convenient alternative to chain supermarkets for organic farm-fresh produce, milk, and meats.

Heard great things about the food here so we had to try. Upon entry, we were greeted with a…read morefriendly smile and was taken upstairs to our table. Venue was clean and inviting. Sandwiches and Yerba mate tea were great. Worthwhile visit.

Artisian Hearth Gourmet Brioche Rolls: A bun can make or break the perfect burger or sandwich…read more Artisian Hearth's gourmet brioche rolls are baked at state-of-the-art, quality-controlled bakeries in St. Cloud, MN., Sun Prairie, WI., and Fargo, ND. Before I jump into how they taste, I want to address what a brioche bun or roll actually is. A brioche bun is a rich, slightly sweet, and soft French-style bread. It's made using dough that incorporates butter, milk, and eggs. Those ingredients contribute to the roll's signature golden color, fluffy texture, and buttery flavor. The brioche's high fat (although this product has just 1.5g) and egg content creates a moist and absorbent bun that's perfect for burgers and sandwiches. Artisian Hearth's product tastes like a quintessential brioche roll to me. All of the above qualities seem to be checked off. I absolutely love the thick, fluffy, and pleasantly chewy texture. It doesn't hurt that they are also visually appealing with their golden color. Doughboy approved Doughboy_Food_Reviews

Tiny takeout-only shop about a mile off the main drag was just "aiight" for me. Not bad, but not…read morestellar or noteworthy. Some things better than others. -- Sourdough bread: Excellent flavor and texture. -- Blueberry Danish: A little dry and a little off taste. -- Almond Croissant: Very good texture, slightly warm, but chemical aftertaste to the almond filling. -- Chocolate Chip Cookies: Thin and a little dry. Nice buttery aspect but something off-tasting too. -- Ginger Cookies: Chewy, bendy, and pleasantly strong ginger flavor with no aftertaste. Heavy on the sugar crystals. Easily the best of the cookies. -- Lemon Ginger Shortbread Cookies: Not bad. Definitely buttery and interesting tartness. A little of that "off" taste I can't place. Friendly staff. Easy parking. I should note that the bagels looked good, and we didn't try those, so that might have tipped the scales more in their favor. Again, nothing was bad. Better than supermarket bakeries for sure-- just not on the level of the better bakeries in Boston.

Excellent location facing Plymouth harbor. Out of town visiting family had dinner with three adults…read moreand two little girls (5 and 8). Found a table indoors (outdoor seating available as well) with ample room for all five of us including dolls, cards, and toys. I ordered a Bloody Mary made with a local alcoholic seltzer which was a great drink but also a significant appetizer with all the fixings. I ordered the "Luca Brazi" sandwich which was excellent and took home half the sandwich for dinner tonight. *Important footnote...I NEVER have leftovers when I order dinner. I ALWAYS eat EVERYTHING!! I highly recommend if you are a tourist (or a local) take the two block walk from visiting The Plymouth Rock and enjoy a great meal and drinks at THE VITAMIN SEA RESTAURANT!!

Brewery tour evening stop with friends. Mainly IPAs but a sour and some lagers. Very casual indoor…read moreatmosphere as well as seasonal outdoor seating. Food menu is mainly sandwiches. The enjoyed the shave ice sour and Mexican lager. Didn't order food. Staff was helpful, friendly and efficient. Would stop in again.