Im officially obsessed with this coffee shop in Falmouth. Just down the main road, this cute little…read morespot with so much character, is definitely worth your stop in! I got a standard ice latte and it was great. The espresso wasn't bitter and the price was comparable for the area. The menu was pretty extensive so I'd want to come back and try some of their specialty coffees. The kid that served us was adorable and a quick worker! They had some seating inside and outside in the back, but not a ton of shade. Bathrooms were clean! Overall, would definitely recommend checking this place out!

Service was kind and quick. Seemed like a decent spot to hang out with a coffee/snack but took my…read moreIced Cowboy Coffee to go. Honestly was underwhelmed by the drink. It tasted more like a coffee milk with a dash of Cocoa Powder than a flavored iced coffee... Maybe it would have worked better as a hot drink with foamed milk but just wasn't a pleasant drink iced.

Always fresh and fast! Prices are great. I typically get sandwiches here 2 times a week. Salad…read morebar is great too. I love supporting local family owned businesses. This place is a gem! Highly recommend!

Made the silly decision to come here road race weekend. Traffic awful, parking chaos, but so worth…read moreit! This time I just got lobster meat which is so fresh and my fave cape cod chips (salt and vinegar for life!). This is one of those amazing little boutique stores with gorgeous produce and so many nice things to stock up for a lunch or dinner party! The sandwiches made fresh at the deli draw a crowd and for good reason. Everyone who works here is so nice too! I always visit when in town from CA!

5 stars for me 4 for those that got a bagel sandwich. I had the granola oat bagel toasted with…read morebutter to go it was the best! The hubs got an egg & cheese (pepper jack) on an everything bagel he liked it but said the egg tasted like egg product or just made ahead and heated. This was a reasonably priced place for a good meal on the go.

I really enjoyed these bagels. We ordered online which was fast and convenient. The bagels are a…read moremodest size and a little softer than most but tasty with a bit of sweetness to them. I would've liked a little more bacon in my bacon scallion cream cheese and eggs in the BEC sandwich felt likely the microwaved but the coffee is great and overall it's well done. A worthy stop for your breakfast needs.

My teenaged daughters and I loved this place. Black Dog Heights Café is a great little spot in…read moreFalmouth for breakfast. The café has a laid-back vibe with cute outdoor seating that's perfect on a nice day. It does get busy, and the parking lot is small, so plan accordingly. The menu has something for everyone, including specialty coffees, fresh egg sandwiches, muffins, flavored lemonades, smoothies, and a few healthy specialty bowls. You can also order ahead, which is a huge plus when there's a crowd. The staff is mostly teens and college students, and they were friendly and kept things moving despite the rush. Our food was prepared fresh, came out hot, and was absolutely delicious. Overall, it's a lively neighborhood café with quality food and a welcoming atmosphere. The only downside is the limited parking and the popularity, but it's easy to see why so many people keep coming back.

This quaint cafe was within walking distance of our accommodations so we came here for breakfast…read moretwo days in a row. They have a nice assortment of fresh muffins and croissants as well as some hot breakfast items. Everything seemed reasonably priced and the order came out quickly. Deducted 1 star because the majority of the seating is outdoors and should be wiped down. The first day the chairs were all wet and the second day the outdoor counter was covered in a sticky layer of sand and pollen. Despite this issue we enjoyed the food and the overall experience.

Asti was still known as Estia when we were here a few years ago. Some overlap with another business…read morerequired them to change their name at some point since then, but we enjoyed the same great food and service this time too. It is on W. Main St in Falmouth on the first stretch off of Locust St, which is the Falmouth town name for the road to Woods Hole. There is street parking and a little lot alongside and behind it, though have never found space there. The Greek food is the best I have had since my years growing up in CT. We always have a good time and this summer we were able to get patio seats out front. It's cavernous inside and good for bad weather and large parties. We have eaten inside on other trips when it was colder or rainy. It's fine and comfortable seating and a bit roomier between tables. There are booths inside too. We ate dinner here the night we arrived and again the night before we left. It has become our tradition now. Both nights, we had excellent service and excellent food. We did have the exact same dessert both nights since we had liked it so well the first night and we didn't see anything more balanced for both of our tastes. And their desserts are large enough to share. We had a variety of appetizer items for a smaller meal the first night, tired from having driven from Hartford, via Narragansett, for a stop to see friends. It is the long way to the Cape from Hartford, but seeing our friends was worth it as they have never travelled to CO. The second night we chose larger individual plates based on the items we tried the first night and had another great meal. One of the plates was their enormous version of spanakopita and the other was a large plate of the lamb "lollipops," glorified yummy grilled lamb skewers. We had drinks too. All in all it was truly the quality of food we have come to expect from them. It is family owned and a very polished operation with a vibrant bar inside. All ages were represented in the customer base and I understand that the locals love it too, but they mostly attend off season. It and all of Falmouth was mobbed the week we were there, just before the annual Falmouth Road Race.

I'd been before, but not for awhile. We were four around one on a Saturday. We chose it for a…read morechange and I liked that it looked easy to enter. I need a cane. I was disappointed to see two large flowerpots blocking the hand rails. The decor is very nice. There are good chairs and good spacing. Two outside terraces are attractive and safe from the street. My husband loved his swordfish special. I enjoyed my fig ravioli. It could have used more prosciutto. The pizza was deemed so so. And the shrimp skewers good enough. I thought the prices were high.. service was very slow, but not the waiters fault. He was nice. Any wow factor is missing.

"Buffalo Soldier"- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMUQMSXLlHM…read more Buffalo Jump is very much farm-to-table, dining at Coonmaessett Farm. There are farm-to-table restaurants in urban areas like the Bay Area and PDX, but the Buffalo Jump has views of alpacas, chicken coops, blueberry and strawberry fields. Even before COVID, Buffalo Jump was offering takeout dinners. Now they offer takeout lunches as well. They have ample outdoor patio dining and sanitizer. Now, Buffalo Jump has pivoted mainly to its underrated strengths- breakfast and lunch. They offer adventurous meals like Caribbean bean stew with plantains, tomatoes and rice, as well as bison mole (as in the spicy Mexican chocolate sauce, not the mammal) omelette. The Buffalo Jump's owners are adventurous- https://www.foodandwine.com/travel/restaurant-road-trip-baltzley-goes-west They have their signature stuffed quahog Benedict with Bloody Mary hollandaise and a perfectly poached egg. The hollandaise is kicky. There is Beanstock coffee out of Eastham, perfect for waking up. Their Quebec is French toast topped with wild blueberries and sausage. It is swathed in New England maple syrup. Their Vadouvan curry with tofu and grilled pineapple is a perfect blend of sweet and spicy. A delicious adventure!

I cannot express how wonderful and delicious this experience is, in words…read more Cape Cods best kept secret.

You can always find a Dunkin Donuts in the Northeast, & they're dependable…read more I've never had anything bad. But to me, there's just nothing outstanding about it. I saw only 2 employees on an early Summer Day that was really slow, & they were ok. Donuts were fresh & good. They offered a variety, but I'm a dyed-in-the-wool Boston Creme fan.

I'm not sure I've ever had worse DD products anywhere. The staff member stuffed the two items…read moretogether with a paper sheet in one grab and shoved them down into a bag. The Boston Cream icing scraped off onto the bag on the way, ending up stuck to the bottom. The jelly munchkin was squashed with it, beyond recognition. When I tasted it, there was no sugar coating, just bare dough and enough jelly only to know it touched the tip of my tongue. My husband said there was barely any cream in his Boston. Atrocious! Will never return.

I've received the wrong coffee twice and I've thrown them out the window. I order a large one…read morecream. First I got a large, expressing, 8 sugars 4 creams. How can they do that.

I come to this Dunkin' frequently.. today I watched them split an espresso shot between my coffee…read moreand another coffee... Ummm I paid for a whole shot not just a little bit. Was very annoyed. This location has been going down hill.

Didn't get order right. Over charged me for items missing and told me I was wrong. Then just walked…read moreaway like I didn't exist. Will never go to this Dunkin again. Worst service and incompetent people working there that I have seen.

I just love the new lady that got hired!!! She understands me with everything I ask for.she…read morealwaysgreets me with a smile.I am a regular customer have Been coming there for 7 years its walkable from my house!!! Great place to pick thing up I forgotcat shaws....

This 7-11 has more ample parking, but the service is less friendly. One of the clerks was an…read more"enforcer" on 7-11. They still have the Mystery Slurpee Flavor from the Detective Pikachu movie. It's not as clean and well-maintained. When it comes to service, it depends on the type of day. They have good prices for a convenience store, along with a good variety of magazines and newspapers. OK little spot. Great coffee.