I saw a tiktok featuring Cheese Bread Bakery so I had to try it while we were visiting the area…read more We really had no idea what anything was or what to order and the two girls working the counter were very into giggling with each other and not so interested in helping us. We pointed to a few things and took them back to our hotel to try them. We got a couple savory things and a couple sweet things... the savory things were so good, the sweet items were just not my thing. Cute little shop; very clean!

A hidden gem a few blocks away from a row of restaurants in Barnstable, Cheese Bread Bakery has…read moresomething for every meal of the day. We arrived looking for dessert after eating dinner on Main Street. A few snapshots of the baked goods and cake in the glass that I saw online were good enough for me to walk over there. Anyone with a sweet tooth would be happy with the offerings, from fruity to chocolate. It was later in the day, but there was a decent amount of pastries still left. I went with a slab of passionfruit cake. The creamy icing was just the right amount of thickness for me. The fruity filling in the cake itself is sweet, great passionfruit flavor, and best consumed with one other person. We were pretty stuffed after! I wish we had more room for more of the other delicious-looking pastries or even the cheese bread.

Service was great! My kids loved the chocolate chip cookies. We wanted pain au chocolat but they…read morewere sold out by noon. My husband loved the steak and fries! And the sauce that comes with the side order of fries is sooo good!

Very disappointing experience at Pain D'Avignon. We waited over an hour and a half for our…read moreappetizers and entrées. During that time, I complained multiple times to both our waiter and the manager, but the situation was never properly addressed. What made it even more frustrating was the lack of any meaningful effort to make things right--not even an offer to comp a dessert after such an excessive wait. I understand restaurants can have an off night, but when customers are left waiting 90+ minutes and repeatedly raise the issue, I expect management to acknowledge it and take care of the customer. Unfortunately, that didn't happen. Very disappointing, especially for a restaurant at this price point.

I cannot say enough about this family owned business, always greeted when I step through the door…read more The cases are filled with delicious pastries, cookies, muffins,pies and bread. Fridges are stocked with cakes and other goodies. If you haven't been, take my word it's worth the stop!

When I was visiting from Florida, almost 2 years ago, I happened upon this bakery and could not…read morebelieve how amazing it was. The people who worked there were so inviting and enthusiastic. The pastries were incredibly good. I was visiting again last week and we were getting ready to leave when we remembered we did not go back and visit. So we turned around and we were not disappointed! Again, the customer service was excellent. People were enthusiastic, and the pastries were better than I remembered.

There is no shortage of ice cream options on Cape Cod. Eating ice cream after a seafood dinner…read moreafter a day on the beach seems like an obligatory day when on the Cape. Despite the plentiful options for ice cream, the lines in the evenings are often very long. But, we had no wait grabbing our post-bike ride mid-afternoon snack, and the super friendly workers seemed eager to satisfy us. CCC has lots of appealing flavors, and I opted for the Monomoy Mud Pie and Allen Harbor Almond Joy. It was an unusual pairing, and I preferred the Mud Pie. Really great coffee ice cream, with fudge and graham crackers mixed in. The Almond Joy was very good too, but for me, the almond pieces detracted from the great creaminess of the ice cream even though the flavor and chocolate covered almonds were awesome. If I were spending more time on the Cape, I'd gladly taste test my way through their entire menu!

We discovered the secret - though I hesitate to write it…read more.. Get your ice cream mid-day instead of after dinner and you *may* avoid the hour plus lines many of the ice cream places on the Cape have every night. We went to Cape Cod Creamery after earning the treat by riding many miles on the CC Rail Trail that morning. We had one party in front of us and waited only a moment or two. The staff were young and friendly. I asked our scooper what her favorite flavor is and she said, "black raspberry and usually everyone who tries it orders it. Do you want a sample?" I, in fact, did! I love a place that lets you try before you buy. While I often gravitate towards chocolate flavors, I decided to try it along with a scoop of blueberry. I got my chocolate fix by ordering my cup with chocolate sprinkles. While the flavors were kind of similar in color and taste, I enjoyed the black raspberry more. Mine was a healthy two scoops for about $7.50. It felt expensive but ice cream out, and on Cape Cod, always is. We enjoyed our ice cream outdoors because it was a beautiful day! There is plenty of indoor dining space for nighttime or weather days that are not as optimal. A shop with a clean bathroom is always an added bonus in my book.

Mayflour Bakery & Café did not disappoint! You are greeted the second you walk in. This clean,…read morespacious spot has an array of sweet and savory pastries. You can't help but leave with something. I decided to dine in for breakfast. I ordered their passion fruit juice and their "Sunshine Day" which is ham, egg and cheese on grilled French bread. Everything was terrific! I will be back to try more things off their menu!

Great selection of Brazilian baked goods both sweet and savory and other dishes. There's a good…read moreamount of seating to eat in. The girls working the register were helpful. If you're looking for traditional Brazilian cakes, breads, and salgados this is the place. The yuca cake is outstanding.

The bookshop is cute, although the drinks were a little boring. The matcha latte was too milky, but…read moreit was blended well together though. The pistachio latte was a little too sweet. The large isn't much bigger than a medium, FYI.

If this makes sense, when I came here I expected the coffee and breakfast to be good…read more I just didn't expect it to be this good. Everything from the taste of the coffee to the texture of the pancakes was executed perfectly. The attention to detail was key. When it comes to breakfast you really need that level of attention to turn basic foods into greatness. Heck, the avocado toast was more like a sandwich. It's worth your time.

Cozy little coffee shop in Barnstable offering craft coffee…read more ***Must try the rosemary latte with house made rosemary syrup!*** The sandwiches are also really good! Street parking only. Looks like the parking lot is only for Barnstable Market, and they clearly don't share parking because of all the signs.

Absolutely delicious. I had a strawberry Matcha and an egg, goat cheese, fig, arugula, and tomato…read morebreakfast sandwich and it was amazing. It's so cute inside and the barista's are so nice.

Plenty of parking space when you arrive. It is in a weird intersection so leaving maybe tricky…read more We walked in and they told us to sit anywhere. The ladies were pleasant. We ordered Churrasco which was delicious. I love that they let me substitute fries for maduro. And they gave me their homemade spicy sauce which was delicious but mild. Meat was cooked well and flavorful. Most of the fish came out without bones but you still have to be careful. The fish was flaky and flavorful. The batter on the fish was light but crispy. Wished there was a sauce for the white rice. The salad red onion with lettuce, cilantro and tomatoes was great. We also ordered a Guava Tart with coconut on top. That was the bomb. We loved the place and will visit every time I'm back to Cape cod.

The place is an amazing Honduras Restaurant and bakery. The waitress was helpful and right on…read morepoint. The food tasted like the Chef cooked it with love! I will definitely be making my way back to the Cape again soon. The minute you walk in the door the pastry makes you want dessert first and your lunch afterwards. I ordered a fried rice Spanish dish

Very small place, but it had what I needed:…read more -A clean functional bathroom -Coffee cake -friendly people Also took ApplePay! Great parking too

If I could give this place 5 stars, I would. ... but backwards…read more I genuinely need someone to explain to me how MaryLou's is famous, because this experience was less "coffee shop" and more caffeinated confusion with a side of frozen breakfast sandwich. First of all, the bathroom was gross. A ring in the toilet is equivalent to the suffe-ring I'm about to endure coming to this place. Second, the three young ladies working there did not greet us and seemed endlessly annoyed that we had committed the unforgivable crime of... walking into the coffee shop and ordering coffee. Now let's talk about the coffee. Their menu is handwritten, which would be cute if it were actually UPDATED. The flavor listed was no longer the flavor of the day, it was the flavor of yesterday, the actual flavor of the day was already out, and somehow the flavor of the month -- horchata -- was just coffee. Pot. Coffee. How is horchata a pot coffee??? Did we sprinkle cinnamon into the regular brew and say, "¡Olé, she's horchata now!"? And how are you OUT of coffee flavors when coffee is literally the main character here? Also, the coffee was lukewarm at best. I'm no co-fee-nnoisseur, but I have had many a coffees in my lifetime, and one thing I know for certain is that HOT COFFEE should, at minimum, be hot. Then came the food. The stuffed waffle sandwich was FROZEN in the middle. We returned it. They "made" another one... and somehow Round 2 came back lukewarm, soggy, and equally depressing. At that point, just hand me the microwave and let me finish cooking it myself. The bacon, egg and croissant sandwich was another mystery. That "croissant" had the texture, density, and emotional support capabilities of a hoagie. Listen, I understand this is a coffee place and not a Michelin-starred breakfast establishment. But if the food is going to arrive iced, soggy, frozen in the middle, and impersonating a croissant, maybe stop selling food until everyone has made peace with the toaster oven or a good microwave at the very least. And apparently they didn't know how to make one of the sandwiches THEY ADVERTISE. Ma'am. It is your sandwich. But what really killed the entire experience was watching how one employee was being treated by her own coworkers. They were mean and uncomfortable to watch, especially toward a coworker who appeared to be LGBTQ+. Whatever was going on, the energy was awful. Suddenly the unwelcoming service made a lot more sense. Mean-girl service + lukewarm pot coffee + frozen breakfast sandwiches + mystery croissants = one very negative experience. Neither Mary nor Lou would be happy with this display. Mary? Disappointed. Lou? Probably asking to have his name taken off the building. And me? Still trying to understand how cinnamon coffee became horchata. Mary and Lou, please come play Secret Santa and Secret Shop at your own coffee shop, because somebody needs to unwrap what is going on here. I'll never return here, thanks tres mean amigas!

Got the 9 inch carrot cake. A little pricey but WELL worth it - if I had to die from my diabetes,…read moreit would be with this cake!! Thanks Amie!

This is such a cute bakery and cafe! They have a wide range of pastries and baked goods, as well as…read morebreakfast items. I ordered an iced vanilla latte and a chocolate croissant - it was incredibly made, a perfect blend of buttery and flaky. The coffee drink was delicious too. I took my items to go, but there is seating options inside and outside. The outside is beautiful! Service was very quick and friendly. Looking forward to coming back next summer!