I got "Railed" by Trixie on my birthday and I loved it!…read more Trixie was the greatest, most fun waitress (her real name is Alice) and the food AMAZING (my brunch burger had homemade hollandaise and corned beef hash on it!) We first went the Friday morning the week before, and had the best time and food, so I insisted that we return to start my birthday-out right-way the following Friday brunch! *The apple cider mimosa was insane, too. All accolades for this place!

Sibling run, amazing place. The food never disappoints. Everyone should give this place a try if…read moreyou haven't. The staff is top notch.

I know it sounds like I'm a payed critic, but honestly, it is amazing!! go here every year when I…read morego to cape cod. The service is so fast even when it's packed! I cant have coffee, but love the ice cream sodas. it could use more chairs, but literally my favorite part of coming to cape cod. ambiance is nice, also amazing that it is right next to the bike path if you need a refresh (which I did.) if you have time, take a visit! Would recommend.

over priced and not impressive. everytime i come here i leave disappointed. the coffee is pretty…read moremuch make your own, with a creamer and sugar station. if im paying 7$ for a small coffee i shouldn't have to do that? the chai is bland and taste like water, 7 for a small also- photo attached. i asked for a pump of mocha and it turned into solid chocolate, never had that happen anywhere else. the pastries look excellent but they're also disappointing. the people working there aren't the friendliest either.

Great food, wonderfully presented, good service. Lots of parking. Worth the price…read more Clean and modern.

Unbelievably overpriced! Very small portions…read moreTourist Trap! There are many place nearby charging almost half the amount for a bigger omelet!. They serve eggs out of a carton here. The grease is unbelievable. $55.00 for 2 small omelets a tiny salad dressing size to go cup of berries. 2 teas.

This is a "Henry's Highest Recommend" worthy breakfast diner…read more Located in an old US Navy hangar, right on the Chatham Airport tarmac, upstairs (outside stairs or inside), and above the pilot house. Saturday morning, tourist season the place was packed! Some of the best coffee I've ever had. Sour dough bread toast, two over easy eggs and thick cut maple bacon. Simple, but sometimes the simplest things are the most complicated. Great prices, and a wonderful and hardworking staff. There is inside seating, and there is on the terrace over looking the runway and fuel farm. Went twice. First time we were in the terrace outside, second time inside. Worth the trek just for the coffee. Did I mention just how good the coffee was?!

Hanger B is a tiny restaurant at the airport in Chatham serving breakfast and lunch. The service…read morewas great and the food was delicious. You also get a ton of food on your plate so it's a good value for your money. The dining room is clean, but small. Not a lot going on for decor, but it's cozy with great views of the air field.

This continues to be my favorite waffle place in the country. They are constantly releasing…read moredifferent flavors to stay on top of trends and they never fail. For this visit, some people in my group ordered the matcha waffle: matcha silky cream, chocolate drizzle, topped with fresh strawberries, while others including myself got the ube waffle: ube silky cream, drizzled condensed milk, and topped with fresh blueberries, bananas, raspberries, and coconut shavings. By default, these were on the liege waffle which is personally my favorite since it has a crispy and caramel like consistency. The ube cream was very creamy and smooth. The condensed milk was a great touch, as it acted like a syrup. The fresh fruits helped balance out the sweetness. The matcha one was also good. It reminded me a little of the dubai chocolate combination, mostly because of the colors. I've been seeing them add more and more drinks to the menu - mostly ones that resemble the waffle flavors. The prices have not changed much and they're still reasonable for the quality and quantity. There is plenty of seating in the lower area of their store. It is off of Thayer street so depending on the day, parking can be tough.

I recently tried this coffee spot and thought it was just okay overall. The drinks didn't have as…read moremuch flavor as I was expecting. I ordered the crème brûlée coffee, and while it wasn't bad, it mostly just tasted like regular coffee without that rich, dessert like flavor you'd hope for. On the other hand, the tiramisu latte was actually really delicious. Honestly, I wish I could order a whole cake of just the tiramisu, it was the highlight for me. You definitely get more cake than the coffee, but it worked in its favor and tasted much better than the crème brûlée drink. It was nice to try, especially since everything looks so aesthetically pleasing, but it feels more like a place you visit for the vibe rather than a go to coffee run.

Wow, Vic's is fast becoming my favorite breakfast place. Too bad I live 2 1/2 hours away!…read moreThey are, friendly, efficient, the food is fresh. What can I say?? My Waitress, Tracy, gave me all the details on the difference between the steak tips and the grilled steak. I had the tips yesterday and the grilled today. They were both excellent at reasonable prices! I will be here every time I am in the area!!

A unassuming diner spot that doesn't have any signage outside, but we assumed we were in the right…read moreplace when we pulled into a full parking lot. We quickly we seated at a booth and was asked our drink order. The diner was bustling full of people for a Saturday morning breakfast. We ordered the chocolate bacon waffle and and Irish Benedict. I was expecting it to be a heavy waffle, but it was light and airy. The chocolate and bacon was cooked into the waffle and the grooves were filled perfectly with butter and maple syrup. The poached eggs were cooked perfectly runny and the home fries were crisp. I would definitely recommend checking this place out if you're in the area.

The food was excellent. The waitress and staff were friendly and quick to make you feel welcome…read moreand appreciated. They were quite clean and friendly to keep everyone comfortable and relaxed.

Truly pleasant breakfast experience this morning at Ronnie's Waffle House. On my way to golf and…read morestopped by this place this morning before my round and I was very happy with my experience. I would difinately come back. Seems very new but I not round this area a lot so not sure. Very clean looking restaurant. I walked in and saw plenty of seats available a counter and as soon as I sat down a waitress, Elizabeth, stopped by with a menu and drink request. She was very upbeat eat and positive. My decaf coffee was delicious... not DD but very close. My omelette, hash browns and bagel were delicious!! Another great perk... they give you your own coffee pot, so no waiting for coffee refills. 5 stars... highly recommend!!

Ruggie's breakfast was the perfect place to start our morning exploring Cape Cod…read more The restaurant is built into a home, much like many of the small businesses in New England. The gentleman behind the breakfast bar was very nice and ensured the coffee was full at all times! The breakfast nachos were filling and the fresh fruit was delicious! Definitely worth a stop if you find yourself exploring the Cape!

Located across the street from the original Patriot Masonic structure that is now home to Odile's…read moreFine Art, in Harwich Center, #Ruggies offers lots of items from which to choose, whether it's breakfast, lunch, sides &/or beverages. I chose a 'Build Your Own Three Egg Omelette', with grated Cheddar, broccoli & sauteed onions, one piece each of Cinnamon Raisin & Light Rye toast. The egg mixture was a bit thin; more milk than egg ratio, but the omelette ingredients, fresh! Ask for dry toast, if you don't want/like margarine, & ask Tiffany to fetch real butter, instead. I asked for a bit of the 'not-so-secret' spice blend used for other dishes, & was pleasantly surprised... not too spicy, just right, even w/tumeric ! Only a few people seated when I walked in, but within 10 minutes of sitting, all the tables were filled with locals... only a few bar stools remained open. Casual, homey, non-invasive interior, decorated in red tones... Burnt Sienna mixed with Red, Cran-Red curtains, fits well in w/the land of Cranberry bogs. Chris, "today's chef", manned the grill. Tiffany, front house mgr/server, gave me time to decide what piqued my taste buds, and then was prompt with coffee, honey, & breakfast! Sweet gal. Currently owned solely by Patrick 'Nick' Morey, Ruggies was created by Matt Rocco & himself, named after Matt's "grandfather, who played semi-pro football, back in the day". Open M-SA, 6a-2p; SU, 6a-130p

Grumpy's is excellent. Been for breakfast a few times. Lots of stuff to choose from, very good…read morefood and fair prices.

When in Hyannis/Dennis area, we've frequented The Daily Paper for breakfast. On a rec, we visited…read moreGrumpy's last Thursday (off season). Place was hopping. Feel like they could expand and make full use of the added space. Our server was great. Well, call us converts. Absolutely loved everything we tried. Cornmeal pancakes were delicious, eggs & homemade sourdough toast great, and imo best of all the home made corned beef hash and refried beans. The hash in particular I would say is probably The Best we've ever had - and we get this pretty much every time we go out for breakfast. That's high praise. One bite and you know there it wasn't out of a can or jar. The shredded corned beef was so light and tasty and the cubed potatoes perfectly cooked and mixed in. You'll want to order another helping to go!

Several friends had recommended Good Friends Cafe for breakfast, particularly because we had a…read moregluten-free friend with us, and we were told their gluten-free selection is quite large. All the road work going on MA 28 was also incentive, as we could get there without traveling on it from where we were staying. We were also told several times to get their grilled breads (if you weren't gluten-free, of course). The complimentary coffee in the waiting area was a nice tough as well. It certainly lived up to the recommendations. We had maybe a 3 minute wait for a table on a busy Friday morning. There were lots of specials on the blackboards on the side wall. Coffee came out quickly; it was piping hot and mellow, with very frequent refills. I did try the bread, an apple-cranberry, grilled/toasted medium with a pat of butter for extra yum. I opted for the hash Benedict with fruit instead of potatoes. I got potatoes by mistake anyway, but they immediately brought over the fruit. The eggs were perfectly cooked, the Hollandaise was flavorful, and the hash was crisp and not greasy at all. Now it's my turn to be a good friend and pass the recommendations forward for others.

Nice decor, clean, good service. The food was "mid". We had…read morepancakes (dry and bland); oatmeal (dry and bland); and one of the grilled bread slices (apple walnut, good). Overall, not the best meal and will probably not return.