Came in looking for breakfast goodies around 8:30/9am but there was no coffee! How is that…read morepossible?!? Plenty of staff around but no one greeted us or asked if we needed assistance. The place was empty. They do have an assortment of foods, juices, and a full deli as well as a seating area upstairs and outside. We did end up just leaving because there was no coffee and going somewhere else.

The food is always fresh. They make a number of specialty sandwiches or let you build your own…read more Organic local honey. I just can't say enough good things but I think their star rating should be HIGHER than 3-1/2

The Brown Jug is a super cute, quaint food shop that serves sandwiches, pizza, and has an excellent…read morewine collection in Sandwich! Their shop also had varieties of snacks that would go with a perfect bottle of wine that you'll grab there - lots of options. Service was friendly. On this trip, we had pizza, sandwiches and wine. We sat outside in the courtyard area to enjoy our pizza and beverages - perfect place for a lunch!

I recommend this store for many reasons; we've been there about two dozen times when futzing about…read moreJarvesville. First, they are an everything artisan food store: sandwiches to be made or pre-made to-go, a fine wine collection (caveat emptor - they tend to store the finer wines vertically - a major wine faux paus), fine artisan pasta, organic bakery, and a very nice British-style candy offering. Secondly, in the wine room off to the side they have a table and chairs where you can sit and sip your coffee. No bathroom. Only one table. With four chairs. My only complaint, well, not really a complaint per se, an observation. In my empirical experience, the lady who runs the cash register seemingly watches you, as though you are going to shoplift. It's a little uncomfortable, as we are Harvard educated yuppies, dressed right out of the Preppy Handbook, and we don't present ourselves in a sketchy or shifty manner. It's ok, ma'am, that little inconvenience is worth your offerings a couple of times a year. It's Jarvesville, not Twin Peaks.

Family owned, knowledgeable staff with friendly smiles all around. Wide selection for all of your…read moregardening and landscaping needs. Get there earlier in spring, place is swamped in the summer!

Affordable spot to get healthy, high quality houseplants. A joy to browse through seasonal goods…read moreand perfect to pickup gifts. Staff are always friendly and super knowledgeable. Highly recommend.

I was very excited to try fisherman's view seafood market and restaurant while on my vacation week…read morein the Cape. I was really happy to see all the gluten-free options they had on the menu and our server was amazing. They have really good options on the menu from crispy dragon rolls to blackened halibut and, of course, lobster rolls. But I chose the bacon lobster tomato and it was perfect for lunch. Their gluten-free bun was a fluffy and rice flour based (for all of you with nut allergies to almond flour) the fries are not gluten free (we got plates to split to try more) The salmon carpaccio was a great appetizer and we also got the Sword fish dish. The house clam chowder is a MUST get and next time I'm definitely going to order the lobster Mac and cheese. The view was super nice. We had a great day to eat outside/ inside right along the indoor patio window. Overall I'd come back here and recommend you try this restaurant when you come to the cape!

Delicious offerings, stellar service, tucked in next to the fishing boats and just a short drive…read moreover the Sagamore bridge. We sat outside under a full moon with beautiful string lights and the gentle sound of the water and boats tucked into the docks on our last evening on the cape. Live music that was not overwhelming drifted from the outdoor bar area. The food was cooked to perfection and the service was friendly, attentive and welcoming! Open all year with an interesting history behind the property. A must visit. I loved that they were so helpful with GF alterations and menu items marked. It is a shared fryer. I enjoyed the Jonah Stuffed Haddock * without the bread crumbs. The person I dined with really enjoyed the Lobster Mac and cheese and same meal without alterations. They even have little picnic lunches to go that would be perfect for the beaches. We didn't get a chance to try it but will next time.

The owner is a bit "rough around the edges" but he KNOWS his stuff. Don't let his gruffiness put…read moreyou off! The guy understands his products and his wines. The selection of Italian products is IMPRESSIVE, particularly if you can't make it out to Eataly with the frequency we used to when we lived in Metrowest (leaving the Cape to go to Boston is murder on wheels on the account of traffic!). Darlene, one of the team members is delightful and cheery! Just makes your heart melt. They have fresh made pastas in the case, we tried the porcini mushroom ravioli... WOW! Can't wait to pick up some of the others. And their napolitan pizza dough (comes frozen) - IS AMAZING! MUST get some more so that I can continue our backyard summer pizza fest. Pricy? Of course. You are paying for the airline ticket for Italian products. If you are a snob for good ingredients for a stellar meal - this is a place to tickle your European fancy without going into Logan.

Great speciality store with lots and lots of delicious Italian treats…read more Also fantastic wine selection. The owner is present and took the time to speak with us and offer some samples. A big plus, The owner also referred us to a great local Thai restaurant! Oh I forgot, they sponsor wine trips to Italy...... Yup! Highly recommended! Great location!

Stopped in today for lunch for the first time. So glad we did, got the steak n cheese. Wow was it…read moregood! Just gained 2 new customers. Thanks so much for the delicious subs! Offen go to the one in Falmouth as well, very good too.

I popped into this place for some cider doughnuts to take to work. The folks in there couldn't have…read morebeen nicer and they had a great selection of stuff. The shop was bright, clean and laid out well. I had seen posts of this spon on socials, especially the freshly made apple cider doughnuts. I only wanted two doughnuts and they are usually sold in 4's. The assistant kindly packed up just two doughnuts (freshly made) and I was on my way. Nice spot.

WORST customer service ever , asked for sale price on chicken that was on purchase the day before …read more Did not know the returned money that was given to Me came out of the manager pocket , (Manny the manager indeed flexed his measly muscle and denied another purchase of said chicken , so now I understand why stop and shop is struggling and going out business with rude managers as above I will gladly take my business elsewhere

This store is cleaned and stock. Always find what I need and the workers are friendly and always…read morewilling to help. The store is on route 6A.

I called MB in Sagamore this morning. After phone rang forever I gave up and hung up. Called Shaws…read moreon State Rd Plymouth and bakery answered promptly. They had what I wanted so I went there to buy what I was looking for. The aisles were not packed with items that had to be stocked making navigating easy. Everyone spoke English making communication and getting help easier. While some prices were higher many were comparable. I am seriously considering making Shaw's my grocery store.

There are several reasons to shop at this always very crowded grocery store on Cape Cod…read more One, the prices. They cannot be beat anywhere. Market Basket provides value compared to the other large grocery chains. This not only includes private label products but also branded products. I could easily put a list together on items that are much cheaper here than Stop & Shop. Example: a popular brand of soup. 2 cans for $5 at Market Basket. One (1), can of same exact soup is $4.79 at Stop & Shop...what???? Two, the service. The staff is always friendly and helpful. Also, they always have a decent amount of checkout cashiers, so even on the busy days, the lines are not too bad. Three, the cafe. The cafe has very good takeout food and offers an excellent variety. The pizza is solid. I hear people raving about the steak bombs, but I have not tried one yet. Four, the location. This location is just past the Sagamore bridge as you head east over the canal. It's easy to get to and then get back on the mid-cape highway. The only real negative is that it is generally pretty crowded (for the reasons I mentioned above, I am sure). The store aisles are a bit tight, so it can get pretty hectic in there. However, the pros far outweigh this one con.

What a pleasant time we had at the Mid-Cape Farmer's Market…read more It's easy to get to and has free parking! You can find it on the corner of Main and High School Road on the lawn of the First Baptist Church. It has maybe a dozen tents, close together so you can visit all of the vendors in a reasonable time. The market is only held on Wednesdays between 2:00 and 6:00. A really nice variety of friendly vendors sell local produce, specialty items, meats, breads and bakery goodies, honey, handmade soaps, etc. We picked up three amazing looking macaroons and a nice gift-pack of cookies.