This may be our favorite spot, have been there twice this week. Sat on the porch first time and…read moreunder tent second time. Must have a frozen mudslide- yum! Start with their delicious chowder (my husband says best on the Cape) or the hot crab dip. Their swordfish is a generous portion and fantastic, we both had various versions, his blackened, mine not. The table next door had a huge portion of salmon- next time!

Really fun atmosphere and the food is good and the waitstaff always friendly. Fun for drinks too.read more

Best Quahog evahhhhh! I had read the reviews but didn't believe it until I tried. Moist inside and…read moreloaded with fresh chunks of quahog with a crusty topping. Absolutely amazing. Sorry about the picture. As it was being devoured I decided I should have taken a picture. lol! Opted for the Cotuit Reuben which was a twist with a fried piece of scrod topped with coleslaw and 1000 island dressing. This place is a gem!!! Will be back for sure!

To be fair it was Memorial Day weekend but... we waited a very long time for our food. When it came…read moreit was not good. The burgers were premade patties that had lots of little rubbery chunks in them. The fries were pretty bland. The salad was not very flavorful either. My order came out wrong so I had to send it back and by the time it came back out everyone was ready to go. The booths are straight backed wood with wood seats so not comfortable. I could see that the bar attracted lots of people so maybe just go for the drinks. Our waitress was also very busy and she disappeared for long stretches.

The staff is amazing and the view can't be beat. It boggles my mind that they don't have a fryer -…read moreI would come much more often especially for lunch if they had one. Always a fun time when there is live music.

We had to ask to be seated after we walked in and stood there for several minutes. There were many…read moreempty tables at about 7pm on a Monday. After we were seated, we sat another 10 minutes with no one coming to our table. Two tables over from us a party of 5 was seated and served drinks before we even had menus. Our server finally came over, no intro, no greeting, no apology. We ordered our drinks and dinner all together. Drinks were horrible, very watered down. My dinner was brought out first. We waited a while and my sister finally said to eat without her. Her dinner finally came as I was nearly finished. Our server never came back to ask how our meal was. We had to call him over to get our check. Also we asked to close the window which was plastic but it was broken. Will never co e back here again. The food and service both here, at the Inn, and at the RB is inexcusable.​

We stopped into Marshland Too for breakfast and had a great experience. Orianna took excellent care…read moreof us, Keeping the coffees topped up and the pace relaxed. My husband ordered the Boardwalk Eggs and loved every bite. I went for the blueberry pancakes with a side of sausage, and they were outstanding -- packed with blueberries inside and sprinkled with even more on top. The sausages were delicious, and the pure maple syrup made everything even better. A hearty, satisfying breakfast all around.

Classic diner breakfast. On Saturday before noon we were quickly seated and the waitress was very…read morewelcoming. Lots of egg dishes, omelettes, pancakes and French toast options. The home fries are big hunks of potatoes & the coffee refills kept coming. I'm fully stuffed.

I have to start this review with the worst part...bad clam chowder in New England. Read on for…read moredeets. The location is nice enough, though the advertised lake view is obscured by trees. The bartender was very nice. The beer selection was heavily weighted towards hazy NEIPAs, which I understand--they sell! (I teach beverage at the Culinary Institute of America). I ordered two beers, a corn lager and a maibock. The lager was good, but the maibock was technically flawed, with diacetyl (movie popcorn butter smell) and I think some acetalaldehyde (cooked vegetable) smells/flavors. Not terrible, not great, and 10 oz. pours were priced like pints at other breweries. Here comes the bad part, though. We also ordered some clam chowder and pretzel bites. We got the food at our inside table and the chowder was the worst we've ever had in our lives. Campbells and Progresso well exceed the quality of this 'soup'. It didn't taste like clams, there was no discernible seasoning or flavor from onions or garlic, and it had obviously been thickened (into glop) with cornstarch. It might also have been scorched during cooking. It was so bad that we each took two bites and had to stop. And we are *not* picky eaters. The pretzel bites (for $15) were plentiful, but obviously a commodity product heated up...barely. The beer cheese dip was good and the mustard had a nice kick, but that much money for a pile of frozen pretzel bites is ridiculous. So, $40+ for two 10oz beers and food so bad we threw 90% of it in the garbage. The staff was nice enough, the live music outside was bad, but the food. Holy moly the food was terrible. Oh, and the beers weren't great. We will not be going back, and don't think you should go either.

How fun is this place? Quaint and laid back. Weird beers, weird beer-based drinks, pubby food and…read morereally delightful staff. Wine slushies for the kid in you. The brat was REALLY GOOD! Served in a buttered and toasted bun. DELICIOUS. If you are shlepping around with nothing to do... waltz in! Just worth the visit!

Known for best lobster rolls and it is a summer favorite…read more Highly recommend this location

Came here for a quick bite while getting my knives sharpen. The place is small but seems like a…read moregood place to hang out I'm there summer. I was craving a lobster roll and this place popped up on a yelp search. Two things that could have made the sandwich better. A butter toasted roll, a roll right of the package should be a no no. 2nd way too many shells in the lobster meat. I can tolerate 1 or 2, and at the price they are charging there should be none.

Great food, fair prices, beautiful view, and perfect for a local night out. Live music at the bar,…read moreand plenty of seating for all sizes of groups. Would recommend getting there early to put your name in! Also you have to try the soft serve with jimmies at the neighboring restaurant

This place was great! Super cool bar inside with a great view of the Marina- harbor. We sat at the…read morebar and had a drink and Cod bites and Stuffed Quahogs. Both were really delicious. We had awesome service at the bar too. We will be back.

This is a really charming brewery. The people are incredibly friendly and excited about their…read moreproduct. You feel very welcome as soon as you walk through the door. The inside of the brewery is very nice and unpretentious with a lot of seating, and they also have a large outdoor patio with tons of Adirondack chairs and a few picnic tables. The beer was very good. We tried a couple IPAs, a coconut porter, a barleywine, and a maibock. The barleywine was on nitro which was surprising, but it was actually really lovely. Definitely stop in for a few beers and a laid back vibe!

If you're going to have a business in the heat of Cape Cod, of course you should play that up a…read morebit... throw a few "Wicked's" around... spell a few words in the style of local accents (but don't overdo it). For me, that added a little bit of fun and charm to Barnstable Brewing. That is, as long as you also remember to put out good beer, which they do (I certainly wouldn't want "Wicked Bland" beer). I enjoyed my Porter - oops, excuse me, PORTAH - but I if were ordering a flight or at least a second pour, it would have been that coffee blonde ale, unique and distinctive. The brewery is also dog friendly with food trucks outside. Seating is at the bar, high tables, and an area with sofas in the corner. Over the past few years, there's been a growing number of breweries on the Cape. This is one you should consider.

Great night at the poppy Service perfect ,meal delicious and…read morea wedding going on go entertain us on the ocean front

This is the perfect spot for lunch with or without cocktails - the Buffalo cauliflower is Devine!…read moreBe sure to request sitting by one of the big windows!

I love this place!! especially the food here is to die for, i totally recommend!! The staff was so…read morenice and welcoming as well.

I can guarantee that good percentage of people that read this may ask themselves, "Where is…read moreOsterville?" It is a quaint little village in Barnstable, MA with heaps of "old money" and traditional Cape Cod charm. Although I have lived my entire life in Massachusetts, I had never heard of, let alone stepped foot in Osterville until last weekend when I worked at a wedding at Oyster Harbors Club; a private, members only club. Let me preface this review by saying that it is based solely on my experience as an outside vendor working at the club - not as a member or guest. I work as an assistant for a boutique event planning and consultation firm, and we recently coordinated a wedding reception held at this venue. The club itself is beautiful - tall ceilings, crown molding, beautiful carpets and hardwood floors, a large ballroom, a fabulous patio with gorgeous lawns and water views... even the bathrooms were gorgeous! It was easy to see why the couple fell in love with this venue. The bride's family had a close friend who was a member and offered to sponsor the couple (non-members) so they could have their wedding there. It was apparent that the catering staff and management was not accustomed to working with outside coordinators, but overall, things went smoothly. Here's my biggest complaint about this venue: During a wedding, vendors (wedding coordinators, assistants, DJ's, band members, etc.) are offered dinner. Vendors typically work a 10-15 hour day for a wedding and don't have another opportunity to eat, so many of them actually require a meal in their contracts; it is considered standard practice in the industry. They are usually fed whatever meal the guests receive, or a suitable, albeit less expensive alternative consisting of a protein, vegetable and starch. The hosts of the wedding are charged for each vendor meal that is ordered. That being said, my colleagues and I sat down to have our meal during this wedding and were completely shocked when we were offered a lunch-sized portion chicken Caesar salad! We weren't even given bread or water to accompany the meal! Normally, I would not complain but since we coordinated the wedding, we were well aware of how much money the bride and groom paid for each vendor meal... and a chicken Caesar salad was simply unacceptable for the price they were charged. While I would not consider myself an "expert" in the food service industry, but I have worked for a number of higher end restaurants, yacht clubs and catering companies in Boston and Martha's Vineyard over the last 10 years. Never in my experience as an assistant or even as a server was I ever given salad to sustain me through a 12 hour workday. I sincerely hope that Oyster Harbors Club does not make this practice routine, and I urge those who plan to hold an event at this venue to request a detailed cost breakdown for the guest and vendor meals from management.