If you're traveling through sandwich, this is the only place to stop for breakfast. Avoid the…read morechains and get the best service and atmosphere in town. Jimmy is such a homie, and 100% would recommend this place. GO BUCKS. The blueberry muffins were soooooo good. And some of the food comes with a history lesson about the area which was fun to hear about

Short stack pancakes with a side of bacon was delicious. Walking in we were greeted and the way the…read moreplace works was fast service. Sit down, review menu, place order at counter, pay and sit back down. They will call your name. Raise your hand and enjoy the food delivered. I really liked how this place worked. Fast and courteous. The decor was farm fresh and inviting. Don't miss out on this gem.

People, food, ambiance were all wonderful. I will come back whenever I'm in the area. I highly…read morerecommend.

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!

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

Stopped here on the way to Dennisport from Ptown. Line was out the door but moved quickly. I chose…read morethis place based on the note of having "homemade syrups". I was a bit disappointed when we got there and the nice girl at the register didn't know if they had any that were homemade. She did find out that they had banana and marshmallow syrups that were homemade. Latte was good, marshmallow syrup was pretty decent too. Not sure we'd go back as I don't love the syrups they use. If you like lattes and want a ton of selections though, this is the place for you.

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.

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.

We stopped in for breakfast. They have a full coffee menu as well as a breakfast buffet with lots…read moreof options: sausages, bacon, hash, hash browns, eggs (fried, scrambled, Benedict), oatmeal, waffles, and pancakes. Food and coffee were good. I wish it were clearer how the buffet works, we weren't greeted and the staff didn't step up until we asked questions. Plenty of seating. The dining area is dark and a bit dated. I would be interested to try their lunch or dinner options.

The food was amazing!!!!! Ahi Tuna & lobster rice was…read moremagnificent 100% get it you will not be dissatisfied! We almost returned the next day for another!!!!! But we were exhausted from a 20 mile bike ride! Saw a great sunset outside/inside restaurant too !!!!!

We took a group of six, ourselves and four visitors. This is to explain why I never mentioned it at…read morethe time..the quantity and preparation of my scallops was excellent. But at that price point, I expected that my veg would be served cooked and hot. I couldn't cut the bok choy. And it was cold. The rice was warm, but unseasoned. The sauce had no taste of ginger. It tasted like plain purée of carrot and was too sweet for scollops. Drinks were good. Three had crab cakes and found them good, but not a new favorite. The two with sushi and beet salad were happy. The chairs are comfy. The view is good. The room is noisy. All hard services. Our waitress was very nice..hostesses were too.

The atmosphere of this place is unmatched. We went on a Wednesday night and karaoke was going which…read morewas so fun to watch and the woman hosting had a great voice. The brisket sandwich was so good and the bag of fries were incredible as well. A water station in the middle of the various food stands is a great touch. A great night spent here!

Great summer and fall venue with a steady lineup of live music. It sits on a hillside, where…read moreglowing fire pits cast a warm flicker across the outdoor space and live music carries through the open air. A polished bus bar adds a fun, distinctive touch, making it easy to grab a drink while taking in the scenery. The burgers arrive hearty and satisfying, with juicy patties and flavorful toppings, while the BBQ brings smoky, savory notes. The familiar sides round things out, from crisp fries to comforting, well-seasoned accompaniments. Drinks are served with care, and the bartenders and staff are friendly, attentive, and quick to keep things moving. The place is open year-round. Inside, the layout is eclectic and the bar is a bit small, but there's plenty to enjoy here, especially when the weather lets you spend the evening outdoors.

Two sides to this coin. First a darn fine diner breakfast joint and secondly, a wonderful attached…read morebakery. What's good? Everything is good! I had the Blueberry Pancakes which were to die for, thick cut maple bacon, and a wonderful never ending cup of coffee. My bride had the lobster egg hollandaise. Worth the trip! Great America Breakfast! They stop the breakfast at 11:00 so be advised!!

We have stopped here before and always had a good lunch. Today we ordered the…read more "award winning clam chowder " and we were VERY disappointed . There was no flavor, no clams and full of potatoes. I couldn't even finish mine. The regular lunch's looked good and the bakery is always good but the clam chowder was not good.

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!