Morning Glory is the kind of local spot Cape Cod does best. Family-owned, everything made in-house…read more-- besides (of course) great coffee, they have delicious baked goods, breakfast burritos, and lunch wraps with deli meats they roast themselves. Quality is consistent and the prices are fair for what you get. It's mostly grab-and-go, which works perfectly for a quick stop on Route 149. Staff is friendly and fast even when there's a line. Open Tuesday through Sunday, 7 to 3. It definitely doesn't hurt that the lady at the counter is very pleasant and hella cute. If you're in Marstons Mills and haven't tried it, fix that.

Staying in the Cape this weekend and this place was recommended for coffee and breakfast. We got a…read moresteak bomb breakfast burrito and chocolate chip cookie. The cookie was good but very generic, tasted like a cookie I could get anywhere, nothing special. For $4 the size was worth it but not the taste. The breakfast burrito was okay as well. It had steak, cheese, egg, onions, peppers, and mushrooms. For $10 it was pretty hefty but it should be maybe $8. What really lowered the rating was that it wasn't really a coffee shop. They only had plain iced and hot coffee, cold brew, and espresso. No flavors and you had to put the creamer and sugar in yourself. The service was quick though. Very small shop inside with what looked like a lot of options. If I lived here I wouldn't have the desire to go back.

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.

Very tasty pizza with a not too thin crust. Toppings were fresh. Personally n at counter very…read morefriendly and professional.

Went to Brooklyn Heights for lunch, pressed for time. Doesn't look like much from the outside with…read moretwo small tables and it's small inside but rather comfortable and inviting. Couple of benches for waiting and three comfortable booths for eating in. Counter service, friendly. Very good small company soda, variety of flavors. Gor their signature Brooklyn Heights pizza, 18 in, and I have a mixed opinion about it. Definitely NY style, good crust. Something about the toppings made it lack balance for me. I think it was the olives. Still, I enjoyed it. Overall a pretty good pizza spot. Easy to carry out or eat in. Nothing wrong with it.

Everything was great especially the food. Friendly service, a short wait, and did I mention the…read morefood was good.

Food is outstanding, service couldn't be any better. View of the golf course is beautiful.read more

As a change from eating (delicious) fried meals, we chose bowls of yummy, hot, flavorful clam…read morechowder and salads (tossed and Caesar) the bowls were a generous crock, and the"small" salads were large enough to take a nice portion home. We chatted with our outstanding waitress Mary, mentioned that this vacation was celebrating our 44th wedding anniversary, and they brought us a slice of wonderful peanut butter fudge pie on them! Not too busy when we got there (early, around 6:30), overlooking the green. Will definitely be back!

This is a great sandwich shop, and on the right afternoon, I'd enjoy the whisky list too!…read moreMy wife & I stopped in for lunch on the way off the Cape. Not far from the highway. It's a restaurant and bar on a golf course, open to all. My pastrami sandwich was great! Thick cut marble rye with lots of meat, grilled to melt the cheese. I had it with very good sweet potato fries. My wife had a fried fish Ruben - large with cheese, slaw & dressing. Her onion rings weren't as good as my sweet potatoes, but we were both stuffed. They cook to order so it isn't fast, but the food was great! Next time we'll plan on a drink...

Simply stellar! I have been to one of the other Bobby Byrne's locations previously…read more This location, nestled in the heart of the Mashpee Commons, is absolutely charming. The menu is complete with starters (very generous portions), soups, salads, entrees ... so much to select from. We shared the pretzel with queso and the potato skins. Two of us had salads (very fresh and tasty). And the other person in our party chose the cheeseburger with onion rings. Service was amazing. We almost forgot it was the beginning of a holiday weekend. I highly recommend this restaurant. Specifically, this location. My experience definitely deserves more than five stars.

We had not been to Bobby Byrne's in at least 10 to 15 years, so when my wife suggested it for our…read moreusual Friday night dinner outing, I was excited to return. Although there was a short wait to be seated, it was less than three minutes, and we were quickly shown to a cozy corner table tucked away from the pub and the main dining area. Our waitress greeted us warmly and took our drink orders. I ordered a Blue Moon, while my wife tried their version of a margarita. The beer was enjoyable, but my wife was not a fan of her drink, as it lacked the traditional margarita flavor she was expecting. For dinner, I decided to try something new and ordered the traditional Reuben sandwich. The bread was nicely grilled, and although I am not usually a fan of pickled vegetables, the sauerkraut was actually quite good. Overall, the sandwich was enjoyable, though I felt it could have used a bit more corned beef. My wife ordered the chicken fajitas, but unfortunately, they were disappointing. The chicken was dry, and the dish overall missed the mark. As we were leaving, her final comment summed up the experience: "We probably would have had a better meal at the 99." While parts of the meal were enjoyable, the overall experience did not quite live up to our expectations after such a long time away.

The food here is fabulous. The cinnamon French toast really tastes like cinnamon (as opposed to the…read moreegg taste I usually associate with French toast). The pancakes were fluffy and flavorful- two was definitely enough but the third is only $1 more. They put chocolate chips into the batter but also on top for maximum chocolateyness. They told us it would take about 20 minutes to get a table for 2 which makes sense on a Sunday morning in the summer, and it was a pretty accurate estimate. It took a while to get the food, about 35 minutes from when we ordered. The wait to get on the waitlist was interesting because I think the checkout computer for the bakery is also where waiters and waitresses have to put in orders, verbally with whoever is there. There was a line of us waiting to put our names down/check in while a waitress had to read out three tables' orders to be entered on the tablet. We'd been done eating for about 10 minutes and sat waiting for the check, unsure if we were supposed to checkout at the computer or if they'd bring a check. We flagged down our waitress to ask and she told us we could pay at the counter (glad we asked!) We had what I'd consider the best table in the house: a corner two-top! I didn't feel cramped or overwhelmed but I think I might have at a lot of the other tables here. They make the most of their space but I can see where it could be a little claustrophobic. All in all, it's not a quick stop per se but the food is great and we love supporting small businesses!

Great lunch to go and such a cute space! I got a fig tree grilled cheese and a great latte. Staff…read morewere kind and helpful!

If you're leaving the lunch (or dinner) choice for me to make, I'm always going to slither to the…read morenearest dark/wooden bar-hole in the wall that I can find. Fish & Chips - Turkey Tips On a current perusal of their menu, the turkey tips are no longer there but if you go to the website and click on the link for food pictures, it's the first picture. It was a solid sized portion with a good hearty sauce and nice accompaniment of mashed potatoes and broccoli. www.gotofathers.com/gallery-1 It's an understatement when they say it's a generous portion of Cod for the fish & chips. It's huge, well breaded and excellent. The fries were also a massive pile and while a bit over seasoned, were more than fine. No issues with the service either as it was early on a Saturday afternoon and things weren't too busy yet. Door to door in a bit more than an hour was perfect. No issue if I'm in the area again to come back, although I still cast a beady eye to the thought that they serve pizza here with peanut butter & bacon. Geez.

If half stars were allowed, this would be a 3.5 star review, but even then, I feel like the service…read moreand craft beer selection should be its own separate review from the food review. First, the positive. The service was great. Our waitress was kind and observant. The craft beer list was very, very good. A little of something for everyone. I would give this section 4 stars. Now, for the food. I had the personal pizza, half cheese, half grilled chicken. The chicken was good. The star of the show though was the dough. Crispy, flavorful, cooked to perfection. Unfortunately, the amount of cheese threw the balance off. There was simply too much. Now, you might be thinking to yourself, "wait a second, there's no such thing as too much cheese" but friends, there is. The sauce was fine, maybe also a bit too heavy handed. Three stars for the pizza, but the dough deserves its own stars, which I would give 4, maybe 4.5 stars to. In my own humble opinion, if they toned down the amount of cheese and maybe the sauce, they could have the best pizza on the Cape.

My husband and son loved the shrimp piccata, poke bowl was good but I ordered the fish taco,…read moregrilled instead of blackened, fell way short of this California gal expectations.

Setting was great! We ate out under an open tent and looked out onto a marina on a lovely day…read more The food and drink were delicious and thirst-quenching. The service was okay, but had to seek out our server once.

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.

As a huge Marshland fan, I appreciate this additional location. They have a lot of offerings and…read moretasty choices. My only repeated experience is that omelets are not proportional. Their ingredients are hidden and scarce with an overwhelming amount of egg. Scrambled, poached and done more simply prove to complement the spectrum of the plate. They have great baked goods and guests MUST try the sourdough toast and ask for their raspberry butter.