Charming place for breakfast very good food and service. I would definitely go off-season because…read moreit is absolutely packed in the summer.

We stopped in on a beautiful Friday in July on our way to another part of the Cape. (Thank you…read moreyelpers for your reviews.) We were pleasantly surprised that there were plenty of open tables inside and outside. What we didn't know is that there is pressure to place your order at the counter because there was about a 40 minute wait for food because the kitchen was switching over and finishing up after breakfast. The staff were friendly but there was a busy vibe and I wouldn't say they were particularly helpful - mostly because of no dedicated spot for lining up to order and the woman behind the counter kept instructing people to move the line back so that the food could get carried through. It felt like the person in charge of directing traffic (and there was a young man in charge of this!) should have been enforcing the spot, the printed menus should be moved to this spot instead of on a post in the middle of the "food carrying zone," and that person should also point patrons in the direction of the many specials boards. As they dubbed themselves, "Sandwich's sandwichery," I ordered the Mother Hen sandwich- I was drawn to the avocado and bacon. It was served on a ciabatta style roll and was very tasty. I ordered my sandwich "light on the herb mayo" as I'm not always a mayo gal. It could have used more. I was also tempted by the GIANT pastries they had on display but didn't want to go overboard on day one of vacation. As we sat waiting for our food, we saw lots of people coming in for take out as well as ordering to eat-in. Families, large groups, couples, and solo diners all seemed accommodated. I noted it would probably be a fun place to grab sandwiches to go and eat at the beach or some other outdoor place. During this time I also noticed several other specials that looked really intriguing but in my panic to get an order in, I missed the signs entirely. If you are in, or passing through Sandwich, MA, definitely check out Cafe Chew!

We stopped by the charming little cafe for a late breakfast. Upon entering we were greeted by the…read morestaff who quickly directed us to the menus and offered to take our order. There were a few seats open inside the cozy building, but we opted to sit outside on the patio which had a perfect setup with a steady breeze, and shade to prevent from getting overheated in the summer sun. I had a standard bacon, egg, and cheese on a plain bagel while my wife had the breakfast burrito. Both were served quickly and left us full as well as satisfied. The slice of fresh watermelon served on the plate was a welcome surprise. We also had one of the ham and cheese croissants from the counter which we took a single bite out of and decided we needed more for the road. This is a fantastic little cafe, and the fact that it offers on the job experience for students interested in food service is even more reason to visit! We will definitely be returning!

Now THIS is a BLT! Second time checking this place out. Definitely hope to return. Good stuff!read more

A friend brought me pastries from Beth's! They were so good! The cranberry bread is great, it isn't…read moretoo sweet! It would make a really great French toast too! The pastry is tasty with a great filling too. Great start to the day!

Meh. Very expensive for a microwaved breakfast sandwich and a microwaved quiche (not grilled or…read moretoasted). For $27 (no drinks) we expected more. The croissant was good but not flaky and was chewy as it was just warmed up in the microwave. The sausage was not grilled etc- just heated up. I'd skip this next time

I'm usually an early morning one-cup of caffeine kind of guy, but after spending time sitting in…read morethe inevitable Bourne bridge traffic, I was in need of a pick-me-up. Yelp led me to the Snowy Owl, which a cute cafe in a converted auto service station. It's got some comfortable seating inside and out, and immediately gives off welcoming vibes. While we were looking for something to go, I got the feeling some folks sit here for hours. Something about the unique space had me craving a unique drink - not my usual black coffee. Their house made cherry cola espresso piqued my curiosity. It tasted just like it sounds - a double shot of slightly bitter espresso mixed with not-too-sweet carbonated cola. I would have like more cherry syrup sweetness, but it was an interesting choice that I was glad to experience. The friendly service, variety of drinks, and chill vibes are good reasons to return.

We were in desperate need of a hit of caffeine- but also somewhere to kill a little time on our way…read moreto meeting family at the Heritage Gardens. Snowy Owl Cafe & Roastery was on the way and its cute vibe had me from the exterior - Was this a service garage in a past life?! We were greeted by several friendly staff and the atmosphere made me want to sit down for an hour and pretend I was young and hip. I ordered a half-caff Americano with a splash of oat milk. As a Starbucks drinker, it was not as strong as a Starbucks Americano but had a nice flavor and was bolder than many others. There were food options on the menu but we'd just had lunch, so didn't get to sample them. I would definitely return!

I had to go to Sandwich, so while I was there I picked up sandwiches, and Nana's seemed like the…read moreplace to go. I was bringing lunch back for a friend, so I ordered two different sandwiches so we could each sample both. Of course I had the chicken Parm, and the other was the Bronx Tale. Both were wonderful paninis! I bought a few other treats while in this gourmet wonderland. They have hot cooked food bar too, so I grabbed chicken parm to go home/ sold by the lb. They have pastries too, I'll have to go back, hopefully it won't be because I have a doctor's appt.

When I first stumbled across Nana's about a year ago, I was absolutely thrilled. I finally thought…read moreI had found an authentic Italian sandwich shop on the Cape. I ordered four "sangwiches"--pork and rabe, chicken cutlet and rabe, and Italian hoagies--and every single one was outstanding. In fact, Nana's immediately became one of my "must-stop" places every time I came to the Cape. Sadly, that was not my recent experience. Before writing this review, I tried contacting Nana's twice through their website and also reached out through Facebook and Instagram. After waiting two weeks without a single response, I'm reluctantly posting this instead. On my latest visit, I stopped in between breakfast and lunch, figuring I'd picked the perfect time. There were only three customers in the restaurant. I stood at the sandwich counter for nearly 20 minutes while the sandwich crew and what appeared to be a manager carried on a conversation. I was standing directly in front of them, yet no one acknowledged me. Just as I was about to walk out, their meeting ended and someone finally took my order. I was disappointed to hear there was no pork and rabe available, so I ordered a chicken cutlet and rabe sandwich along with Italian hoagies. I specifically discussed the long hot peppers with the cashier because they were one of the things I loved most about my previous visit. I didn't mind waiting because I could see the cutlets being fried fresh and the broccoli rabe being heated. Fresh food done right is worth waiting for. Unfortunately, the sandwiches were nothing like I remembered. The chicken cutlet was perfectly fried, but everything else fell flat. The broccoli rabe was long, stringy, and difficult to chew. After one bite, the entire pile of rabe pulled out of the sandwich in one piece. That also let me taste it by itself--and it tasted like...water. No garlic. No olive oil. None of the slight bitterness that good broccoli rabe should have. Just bland. The bread was another huge disappointment. Instead of the crusty Italian bread I remembered, it was served on a soft, doughy roll that completely changed the sandwich. And despite specifically requesting the long hot peppers, there weren't any. No peppers. No seasoning. Just a fried cutlet and flavorless greens on dry bread. It was a waste of what could have been an excellent sandwich. Then came the Italian hoagie. It was honestly one of the most disappointing Italian sandwiches I've ever had. Again, it came on the same soft hoagie roll. There was a light smear of dressing, the cold cuts, and two paper-thin slices of tomato. No lettuce. No onions. No hot peppers. Barely any dressing. Nothing that makes an authentic Italian hoagie memorable. I honestly think I've had better Italian sandwiches from Subway. I kept hoping this was simply the result of summer help, inexperienced staff, or just an off day. But after making multiple attempts to contact management and never receiving a response, I'm left wondering if Nana's has changed owners, if quality standards have slipped, or if customer feedback simply isn't important anymore. It's genuinely disappointing because I know how good Nana's used to be. That's what makes this review so difficult to write. You earned a loyal customer once. If you ever return to making the sandwiches you were serving in 2025--with authentic bread, properly seasoned ingredients, careful attention to orders, and the quality that first impressed me--I'd gladly come back. Until then, I can't honestly recommend Nana's as an authentic Italian-American sandwich shop. Right now, it feels more like an average American sandwich shop charging premium prices. Thank you for the wonderful sandwiches you once made. I sincerely hope you find your way back to them.

Great Service Staff and quality Seafood!! Location is…read moreAwesome for watching all the boats and vessels going through the Canal!

Great food and ambience. Mitch made me an incredible espresso martini which paired beautifully with…read morethe amazing views and live music. Will definitely be back!

Great atmosphere in here! It's a little tight if there's tons of people, but the staff is so…read morehelpful and attentive. The food comes out very fast, too. Their food is always cooked to perfection and very fresh. It's really cool that they pretty much have a food truck you can order from and go if you want, but there's also seating inside. On nights they have karaoke it's super fun.

PLEASE GO HERE. FOR THE SAKE OF YOUR TASTE BUDS AND EVERYTHING HUNGRY. We found this place on…read moreaccident and thank goodness we did perhaps the best brisket burger I have ever had in my life and my date said his brisket sandwich was divine. Service was very nice food took a little while to get to the table, but it was worth the wait. I wish they gave you wet naps. That's my only complaint. Super cozy outdoor eating area. highly recommend.

This is one of my boyfriend's favorite spots in sandwich and he brought me today! I enjoyed my…read morebreakfast very much and love that they have a coffee shop attached. I got a caramel latte to go. It's a quaint little New England diner and the service was friendly, quick and efficient. I would def be happy to go back!

Update to my review from 2017:…read more Hubby decided he wanted to try out Marshland again as it has been years since last we visited this in-town icon. We dropped in around 5:15pm. Not busy at all. One very odd guy at the counter and 3 deuces besides us in booths. Hubs tried the Buffalo Chicken Tenders which he said were unremarkable but fine. I had the meatloaf dinner with mashed potatoes and the 'zucchini medley'. In all honesty but for the oiliness of the gravy my dinner was really good and so hot that I had to adjust everything in order to release some of the heat. The meatloaf was serviceable and a large portion of it (I'm having the remnants as a sandwich for lunch today), the mashed potatoes were definitely from fresh potatoes as I found a not unpleasant chunk of unmashed potato in there. The zucchini was a real treat with caramelized zucchini, which I love, crispy shallots and grape tomatoes. All, as I said, piping hot. Good, inexpensive diner food, server with speed, friendliness and care in a cutesy Cape Cod diner.

Got to get used to the new name. It will always be " the egg and I" to us, after coming for over 25…read moreyears. The sons took over in 2025, we knew something was different this trip. New umbrellas , things looked nice and tidy. Ilia greeted us, very nice young man, offered to bring water for Brewster. Kelly served us, so nice, and everything was perfect for a leisurely breakfast in the shade. We will return again and again. Great place.

I have been coming here for longer than I can remember. Way back in the Egg and I days and I NEVER…read moreleave unimpressed. This place has come a very long way through renovations and innovations and I'm happy to see the restaurant is blooming! The service is wonderful and the food is top notch! A staple in Hyannis and a must try for anyone passing through! A massive patio and just an overall awesome place on Main St!