Brekkies opened some time recently (I don't know when, but I'm guessing early July), and I'm…read moresurprised that it seems like I'm the first reviewer... The food is great. We tried Brekkies in the middle of our vacation, and it was so good that we went back again another day (even with the many other breakfast choices in and around Wellfleet). We tried the pancakes, waffles, omelets, and breakfast sandwiches. The coffee is good, and the orange juice is fresh squeezed. Everything we tried was fresh and delicious, with filling portions. One small nit, but not enough to cost my review a star: it's pretty clear that it's a new restaurant, however, because the staff seemed inexperienced -- nothing problematic at all, but it was clear that they were still learning their roles. I don't think this will take long to sort out.

Food was fabulous! Service was excellent! The chef must be very talented and Rares our server was…read moreattentive and delightful. Highly recommend this place. It's lovely!

Everything about this spot is so great! Food is yum and their breakfasts are the best. The muffins…read moreand pancakes are amazing! Best service even in peak season. We cannot go often enough.

No one should visit the Wellfleet area without checking out the Flying Fish for breakfast or lunch!…read moreTruly the best pancakes I have ever had, and I've had lots all over the world. Their baked goods--particularly their muffins (try the "Cape Codder")--are stellar too. Also, great egg dishes and sandwiches. Friendly service. Can eat outside when the weather is nice. Only downside is that they can be busy, which is just a testament to how popular they are with the local folks.

Bee bopping around ptown for the weekend, we went out driving and hit this spot up…read more Right off the cape is generally a 10 on the queer o meter, and this joint didn't disappoint. It's a walk up, order, sit and be served kind of place. The staff were all very nice. And the food was fresh fresh fresh. What we got is what you see. No drinks, we already had coffee during the car ride. And not cheap at $33 plus tip, but the portions were good size and good quality. You'll come to find nothing on the cape is cheap or even cheap-ish for cost. Well, take a deep breath and enjoy your time on the Cape. CHEERS!!

We went for breakfast after reading about their homemade breads and baked goods. It's a walk up…read morecounter and seat yourself. We started with the coffee cake and it was so yummy. They served a large piece. Then we ordered eggs Benedict and pancakes with a side of bacon and real maple syrup. Everything was good. Nothing too exciting. We missed the diner style of a waitress coming around to refill your coffee. Not sure if we'd return but we are glad we tried it.

You want a sticky bun you'll get a sticky, sweet, and warm bun. You want a savory scone you'll get…read morea delicious bacon and chive scone which tastes like the red lobster biscuits taken to an artisan level. The ricotta and blueberry scone is fluffy yet flaky. No matter what you choose you'll get something delicious. The service is quick and friendly trying to get the long line of customers out the door. The place is small with limited space but there's an outdoor area to have your sticky bun!

Everything on the menu sounds delicious, but I got a salad that was wildly overpriced and…read moreunderwhelming (small, basically just greens for $15). Staff was not very friendly. I feel like there could be such great potential with a few tweaks??

Food was excellent and fresh Service was Great and…read moreprofessional so y did a great job Place was even keeled and very nice setting Indoor or outdooor seating $127.00 cost for all

A very nice cozy little breakfast place we stopped at in our way back home from Provincetown. It is…read moreinside a small hotel and the staff was friendly and welcoming. The food was all good, but, if you're salt sensitive avoid the corned beef hash. It was delicious but could have been even better with a little less salt. Bathrooms weee clean and the coffee was excellent ! We will stop here whenever we're in the area.

C'est excellent! Our large group enjoyed happy hour several times over the Dec/Jan holiday break…read more On our first visit, 5 of us wandered in looking for a few drinks and appetizers. For our second visit, our group expanded to 10; mostly drinks and appys, our proto-adult kids ordered dinner. (They're no fools, Dad was paying). As we were leaving, that second time, we reserved a table for the next night. Our group expanded to over15 for our third visit. Here's where I have to tell you - the staff were amazing! Friendly, calm, fast, and flexible with our expanding group. The food and drinks were all excellent. The raw oysters could only have been fresher if we'd been on the boat. Should you find yourself in the area, you'd do well to visit The Wicked Oyster.

Sometimes I struggle with the limitations of star-rating when writing Yelp reviews. I teeter-totter…read morebetween 3 and 4...4 and 5...and wish that I could award half stars; that I could hedge my bets and half commit. That was not the case with The Wicked Oyster. On a chilled November evening, my family tucked ourselves into the warmth of The Wicked Oyster for a meal we're already reminiscing about only 24-hours later. Chosen for their namesake, we ordered six raw oysters upon arrival. This was my mom and brother's first raw oyster, and they became converts upon first slurp. Though I know they're spoiled to have such exceptional oysters as their first, I don't begrudge them the experience. That initial serving of oysters went down with such rave reviews, we were left with no other choice but to expedite a repeat order. To start, I crunched on the Little Gem Salad and dreamt of slathering every meal in it's sherry mustard vinaigrette. It was just the thing to occupy my mind and palate in anticipation of the main course. Diagnosed with a "Hankering For Red Meat," I chose the 8oz Hanger Streak (pictured.) If I could pen this entry in drool, I would. The meal was sublime on every count. I wanted to linger, to draw out the night as long as possible. But all good things must come to and end, and so must our night at The Wicked Oyster. Played out by a live cellist (!), we floated to the car with leftovers in hand, dreaming of a restaurant like this at home, while thankful for the preservation of memory. The Wicked Oyster will live on in our minds, hearts, and stomachs for years to come...

So sad to see the bakery close. While the bistro/restaurant will keep going and expand, the bakery…read morewas where it was at. Apparently, the owner wanted to re-focus on that part of the business. *shrug* I used to come here around opening and see a lengthy line. The croissants are some of the best in the area. The plain croissant is flaky and light. The ham & cheese croissant is more of a croque monsieur and it's a pretty substantial offering, full of cheese, ham, and béchamel sauce. The individual tarts (lemon, raspberry, etc.) and cakes are beautifully designed and are appropriately sweet. The tart crusts were legit. I'll miss coming here for pastries/desserts. Maybe I'll try the bistro when it opens, but now I've found a new spot on the Cape for French patisserie and viennoiserie items.

Everything is soooooo goood!! Took my buddy who was visiting to have the croque monsieur and again…read moreit was delicious! Crunchy creamy and oh soo rich. I love this! Along with a regular coffee that is bold & delicious. We split an almond croissant and we were moaning in delight!! I went back in to say thank you for the magnificent bites & the chef came out! It was a delight to meet, merci beaucoup & Au revoir! Also picked up an eclair filled with chocolate, rich and delicious. And the lemon tart which was sooo lemony tart indeed! Wow! Oh and a loaf of chocolate chip walnut holiday bread and a cheese batard oh and the pear tart!! We went nuts!! In heaven

Came for the happy hour. The service was friendly and the ambiance of the outdoor seating facing…read morethe Main Street of Wellfleet was calm and shaded. The oysters were good, but I think after tasting about 7 different restaurants' oysters these fell short. They were still delicious but the basil pesto combination and the butter ratio of the miso chive left my mouth feeling covered in butter that the beer couldn't fully wash out.

Dinner at Winslow's is always delicious. After a meal there last summer, I dreamt all year long…read moreabout their gazpacho. Thankfully they had it again for my recent visit. It definitely lived up to my dreams. It is refreshing and has just the perfect hint of spice. We also shared the the Oysters, Basil Pesto Broiled Oysters, Summer Salad, Calamarata Pasta and Strozzapreti Pasta. The ambiance is also, always a major plus. The front patio is picture perfect with the beautiful hydrangeas against the Cape-Style building. I can't wait to go back next summer!

Triple Header: Wonderful service. Good Food. Great Pricing…read more Recommended for taking your folks out for dinner.

Husband and myself found this place on the way to Race Point. Stopped for breakfast one Saturday…read moremorning glad we did! Food was so good and service was awesome. We liked it so much we try and go every Saturday on the way to Race Point. For someone who's worked in the Restaurant business, for this place! P.S The place is spotless.

Had a nice evening at C Shore…read more Seating outside and inside. We sat outside in the tent. They had wonderful seating near fire pits as well Ordered calamari and tuna as the apps. I felt the tuna lacked flavor. The main courses were ramen and crab cakes. Crab cakes were small and the ramen also lacked flavor. It was my fiancés birthday so I ordered carrot cake. That was good! The staff was very nice and helpful as well.

Service is great! Waitstaff is friendly. We came without a reservation and were told it would be a…read more20 min wait, but were seated shortly afterward. But I wasn't blown away by the food. The lobster roll lacked flavor and had too much bread (ie. The roll was too big for the amount of lobster), the scrimp scampi was way too heavy and salty, and the wings were over fried and too heavy on the sauce. The local fried fish was decent though, large portions of delicate fish, but the zucchini fries didn't complement the fish. Not sure I'd necessarily come again.