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.

We were in desperate need of a hit of caffeine- but also somewhere to kill a little time on our way…read moreto meeting family at the Heritage Gardens. Snowy Owl Cafe & Roastery was on the way and its cute vibe had me from the exterior - Was this a service garage in a past life?! We were greeted by several friendly staff and the atmosphere made me want to sit down for an hour and pretend I was young and hip. I ordered a half-caff Americano with a splash of oat milk. As a Starbucks drinker, it was not as strong as a Starbucks Americano but had a nice flavor and was bolder than many others. There were food options on the menu but we'd just had lunch, so didn't get to sample them. I would definitely return!

Charming place for breakfast very good food and service. I would definitely go off-season because…read moreit is absolutely packed in the summer.

We stopped in on a beautiful Friday in July on our way to another part of the Cape. (Thank you…read moreyelpers for your reviews.) We were pleasantly surprised that there were plenty of open tables inside and outside. What we didn't know is that there is pressure to place your order at the counter because there was about a 40 minute wait for food because the kitchen was switching over and finishing up after breakfast. The staff were friendly but there was a busy vibe and I wouldn't say they were particularly helpful - mostly because of no dedicated spot for lining up to order and the woman behind the counter kept instructing people to move the line back so that the food could get carried through. It felt like the person in charge of directing traffic (and there was a young man in charge of this!) should have been enforcing the spot, the printed menus should be moved to this spot instead of on a post in the middle of the "food carrying zone," and that person should also point patrons in the direction of the many specials boards. As they dubbed themselves, "Sandwich's sandwichery," I ordered the Mother Hen sandwich- I was drawn to the avocado and bacon. It was served on a ciabatta style roll and was very tasty. I ordered my sandwich "light on the herb mayo" as I'm not always a mayo gal. It could have used more. I was also tempted by the GIANT pastries they had on display but didn't want to go overboard on day one of vacation. As we sat waiting for our food, we saw lots of people coming in for take out as well as ordering to eat-in. Families, large groups, couples, and solo diners all seemed accommodated. I noted it would probably be a fun place to grab sandwiches to go and eat at the beach or some other outdoor place. During this time I also noticed several other specials that looked really intriguing but in my panic to get an order in, I missed the signs entirely. If you are in, or passing through Sandwich, MA, definitely check out Cafe Chew!

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.

Aside from the limited parking, I really like this place. The coffee is good; the selection of…read morepastries (Greek & otherwise) is massive (are they baking around the clock?)( the egg sandwiches are excellent; the staff is super helpful & friendly (they actually make eye contact & are polite); there is always plenty of seating. The vibe isn't trendy like some others, but that's what I like about it. Show this place some love, ya'll!

Our brunch at the Greek Caffeina Cafe was very nice. Staff was so friendly and helpful. I got the…read moreGreek GG BLT, slightly underwhelming but nonetheless okay food. Decorations were top knotch. If you get the chocolate baklava definitely warm it up.

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!

Now THIS is a BLT! Second time checking this place out. Definitely hope to return. Good stuff!read more

Overall the experience was very nice. Eggs whether fried or for the omelette were cooked just…read moreright. The pancake was tender and had a nice flavor on its own, not dry at all. The hash browns/home fries were hot and seasoned. The service was good and the staff were really friendly. It reminded me of places in the South located in small towns to pop in and get breakfast. I would suggest going to one of their locations to grab breakfast. If I lived locally I would be a regular.

Loved the food! The service excellent choice ... blueberry pancakes are the BEST! Eggs and bacon…read morecooked to perfection as well!