I ordered bagels for brunch with my family. We came to the shop to pick them up and then brought…read morethem back home. I ordered a bagel with cream cheese, smoked salmon, onions, and lettuce. My cousin ordered a bagel with a lot of extra butter, and my cousin's boyfriend ordered a turkey BLT. My bagel was great and I got exactly what I ordered. My cousin asked for a lot of butter and they barely gave her any. There was the lightest spread of butter. You could only tell that there was butter because of the slight discoloration on the inside of the bread. My cousin's boyfriend had also gotten a fish BLT instead of a turkey BLT. He hates fish and couldn't eat what was in the bagel. The wait took so long and most of our orders were incorrect. Even though my bagel was delicious the accuracy of the order shouldn't be less than 50%. I was disappointed to be honest.

I ordered a bagel with their jalapeno cheddar spread and honestly it was pretty good. You can buy…read morebigger bagels at the grocery store and this one in particular (which was also one of the cheaper ones) was $7-$8 I believe. The bagel is half the size of grocery store bagels for the price of about two 6-packs at the grocery store. Keep in mind: the bagel I ordered was one of the cheaper ones. There were some for $10 and $12 I believe too. My girlfriend ordered a bacon egg and cheese, which was great, but again: much smaller than usual and was somewhere in the ballpark of $8-$9. You're better off going to the grocery store and buying two dozen plus spread for $10-ish. It was a very good bagel, but not worth the price. Most stuff on Cape Cod tends to have jacked up prices anyways, so it isn't surprising, but even at Dunks it would be like $4-$5 for a bagel and spread. I like supporting small businesses, but wow the prices for a breakfast place are a little wild when breakfast is usually the cheapest meal to buy.

The food was great especially the pancakes. I try to go for breakfast, early or late, whenever I…read morecan. The muffins are to die for. My only complaint is the coffee. It's too bitter for me.

I rarely give 5 stars but Hole in One deserves it…read more What a find. We went to the other location yesterday and saw this one today so went in. Queer o meter a high five-ing 10! Most excellent. The staff is pleasant, mixed with attentiveness and sprinkled with perfection. The food is 100% what you are hoping it will be and that is glorious. Ham steak, topped with 2 perfectly done over hard eggs on a toasted bagel that's not a thomas'. Choices of cheeses and a great cup of joe. The two by two had 2 of the best pancakes I've had in forever. So golden brown, served hot so the butter melted and they were SO FLUFFY and light that the syrup absorbed nicely for bliss in every bite. The only complaint was I wished I ordered bananas in them ha ha which isn't a complaint it's my desire to be gluttonous. They were even kind enough to get us a specialty coffee from the other side - a highly specific americano (2 shots decaf, 2 shots reg, 2 pumps caramel with room left for cream - please). My wife knows what she likes and this was it. She said it was delicious and one of the best she's had. Me? Like I said cup of diner Joe. It was rich hot and hit the spot. Thank you Hole in One for 2 great meals. Your staff seems very happy and to me that says a lot about the people you work for. Keep it up it's working. Cheers!

One of the best beach sandwiches I've had! We stayed in Eastham on a Cape Cod visit, and we were so…read morepleased to find this spot close to Nauset Light beach. Our subs lasted us for 2 days of beach lunch, (I had an Italian - yum!) they had plenty of chips and other sides to choose from, and the chocolate chip cookies were excellent. Sandwiches were ready quickly and they had a bit of nice outdoor seating. I'd come back here on a Cape trip in a heartbeat!

Still probably the best sandwich around, but terrible compared to what it used to be. They are…read morestarting to fill the sandwich with all the other nonsense and leave off most of the meat portion. At the same time charging more. The second problem is their ordering system. They have a line for ordering and a line for paying. But they don't let you pay until your sandwich is done. So when it's busy what happens is your sandwich is done and then you have to get in a long line and wait when you could've been paid and out of there. Only way to counter this is to order online which you don't always think to do. Annoying problem that could easily be solved with common sense. There's also always like 15 people working and they still take a while to make your sandwich even if they're mildly busy. Then, like everyone else they flip around the iPad on you and ask you for a 25% tip while people are behind you in line also waiting for their sandwiches that have been sitting there for 10 minutes ​​​

Bee bopping around ptown for the weekend, we went out driving and hit this spot up…read more Right off the cape is generally a 10 on the queer o meter, and this joint didn't disappoint. It's a walk up, order, sit and be served kind of place. The staff were all very nice. And the food was fresh fresh fresh. What we got is what you see. No drinks, we already had coffee during the car ride. And not cheap at $33 plus tip, but the portions were good size and good quality. You'll come to find nothing on the cape is cheap or even cheap-ish for cost. Well, take a deep breath and enjoy your time on the Cape. CHEERS!!

We went for breakfast after reading about their homemade breads and baked goods. It's a walk up…read morecounter and seat yourself. We started with the coffee cake and it was so yummy. They served a large piece. Then we ordered eggs Benedict and pancakes with a side of bacon and real maple syrup. Everything was good. Nothing too exciting. We missed the diner style of a waitress coming around to refill your coffee. Not sure if we'd return but we are glad we tried it.

Just LOVE their food. A little pricey but worth the money. Wish it was open…read moreYear round

I know everyone clamors for the other nearby bakery, but you really shouldn't sleep on Blue Willow!…read moreThey're making some fantastic baked goods in a small little kitchen. They're making also have great breakfast sandwiches and specials. Don't miss out on the sticky buns!! They're so ridiculously delicious. Rich, buttery, sweet but not too sweet, and loaded with pecans. It's a very small space with no indoor seating, but quite a bit of seating outdoors if the weather allows for it. Service always is friendly and prompt, even when it's a bit busy. Check them out!!

Stopped by for a grab and go of their coffee and some breakfast sandwiches. We ordered a veggie on…read morewheat wrap, a classic on a bagel, and a few other sandwiches the family ordered. All were hot and delish.

What the heck did they do to my favorite bagel shop?!?! Been eating here for 30 plus years. It's…read morealways a must when I come home. No more!!! H&H bagels were the heart of this place. Wherever they get their bagels now, they don't hold a candle to good old fashioned New York bagels. And the prices!!!! Wow!! $13 for The Godfather?!?!? It can't be justified. Decor is still the same, service is still slow. It's just not worth the wait anymore. So damn sad

Went out exploring on our trip to the Cape and found this place in Orleans…read more Queer o meter is a solid 10. Service folks and customers alike. It's off season, so I venture it's mostly locals here now. Nice work mah peeps! This is a solid choice. You can see in the pics we got just about everything. They serve lunch and breakfast all day - bonus! Pretty straightforward breakfast items and all cooked correctly, tasty and hot. A thing to note, you order and they bring it to your table in to go boxes. Everything is self serve - water and napkins all that stuff. The pastries btw are delish! Def give this place a shot. It's a hole in one. Hahahah see what I did there?!? Cheers!

New favorites: the apple fritter and cinnamon roll. Both are packed with flavor, massive and even…read moregood on day 2! Only tried these since the sugar bun was sold out and I am so happy that I did. The sausage croissant is also amazing. The almond delight iced coffee is good, especially if you like an almond joy. Long lines by 9am during peak Cape cod months and things will be sold out by then. Get there early!

Found this place online. Sounded good on paper. In reality, the market section was sad, produce not…read morehappy-looking, Not much to look-at so we left. Not a place to order and eat; more a place to order and leave with the food, unless you like to eat in a parking lot by the road.

This was one of my most anticipated stops on the trip. I had heard a lot about Nauset Farms,…read moreOrleans and I have been waiting to compare it to either Wilson Farms (Lexington), West Falmouth Market (Falmouth) or Something Natural (ACK). Upon entry, I was surprised at how small the location was. I thought it would be bigger...but that is not a big deal. I entered in the front door and immediately made it to the side where the sandwiches were being ordered. One register and approximately 5 workers making sandwiches at a rapid pace. We ordered two sandwiches.....one was a chicken with garlic and herb spread and the second was a Roast beef with mustard and pickle on a sub roll. After paying, we waited for them to call our number. It was a good chance to browse the rest of the store. The meat section looked awesome....lots to choose from and the presentation was right-on! I did see the pies, which I read about, but we did not buy one. I am a big fan of apple pie so it took a lot to keep moving past the stacks of pies! There were many choices of craft beers throughout the store, as well. Our number was called in about 8-10 minutes, which is very reasonable considering how busy the store was. We went outside to eat at one of the many picnic tables. It was a beautiful day to enjoy a sandwich in such a great setting. The chicken with garlic and herb spread was first. I was not happy because I am not a fan of pesto. It was not what i thought I was getting. It was probably my own fault so there was not much I could do! We moved on to the Roast beef sub, which was excellent....great bread, Boars Head meat and just the right amount of yellow mustard Price was to be expected Parking was fine Service was on-time I gave 4 stars because I thought it would be better! Maybe I expected to much but 4 stars is not a big score....maybe next time I will return and get the apple pie, which will add another star! To be continued.......

Darling restaurant with a nice variety of foods and sweets. Bathroom was clean and decorated cute…read more Room in the back to sit and a small patio, besides the main room with counter. When we arrived there were about 4 tables and a couple ahead of us. The co-owner (daughter) was the hostess, waitress, server, busser, and cashier. I don't know how she does it!! We both ordered coffee and it was delicious! I ordered the eggs Benedict with a side of the root vegetable hash and my son ordered the buttermilk pancakes with a side of bacon. My Benedict was very good. The hash was actually the root vegetables in full size, so it threw me off a bit thinking it would be small vegetables all mixed together. That being said, I did like it. My son's pancakes were just okay, but he received several pieces of bacon. Good prices for the food.

Visited on a Friday morning a few weeks back. Food was adequate. Nothing to write home about but…read morenothing to disparage either. It was beautiful to look at but seemed to be plated on plates that were a bit too small as it was quite difficult to cut up our breakfast without pushing it into the table . The service was non existent. We were seated quickly but once the coffee was poured and food served we never saw the server again. No refill on the coffee. No how was the food or can I get you anything. Not clearing the plates made it difficult to even sign the credit card receipt and nary a goodbye when we left.

This place was very fun! Stopped in for some lunch on a Sunday. Easy parking and inside was busy. I…read morewas a little overwhelmed at first because there is so much chocolate and options that look delicious. I ordered a #3 turkey, roasted red pepper and pesto sandwich with a medium hot chocolate. Both were delicious! I was able to get a seat on the side. Inside is tight but a medium amount of seating. My food came out in about 5-10 minutes. The sandwich was delicious I just wish it was a little bite bigger but okay size for ~$10. The hot chocolate was also delicious but a little pricey ~$6. Overall so yummy and was fun to pick out some chocolate and try some goodies!

This is a hard place to rate. Is it a candy shop? Or is it a coffee shop? Actually it's both. For…read moresure they do an active business in the well stocked candy section and they make some very good chocolates. But most of the customers, myself included, seem to want it to be a coffee shop, a relaxing place to enjoy some coffee, some time with your devices, your book, or in conversation with friends. And there's nothing else nearby that fits the bill, so by defacto this is it. Unfortunately in this area it falls flat. Its interior more resembles a retail store than a cozy place to hang out with its closely spaced tables among merchandise shelves, a commercial feel, and it's been noisy and crowded every time I've been there.. My coffee, a standard small black, was good, and locally roasted, but loses points for being served in a paper cup that I fill for myself at the urn. For specialty drinks you get a number and wait to be called to the pickup window, the several waiting customers contributing to the noise and crowding. For me, a a big part of a coffee shop's overall rating is the quality of their pastries and sweets. Here's where they especially failed for me. They have many such items - an unusually large number actually, mostly slices of various cakes. But none are made in house, nobody could or would tell me who made them, and they were priced at up to and exceeding $12! That's not just high for a coffee shop, that's restaurant prices. At least in a restaurant your slice might be decorated with some fruit drizzle, whipped cream or ice cream and a cherry. But a sad slab of cake, naked on a plate made by who knows, for twelve dollars? No thanks. So instead I went over to the candy side. They have a large selection of chocolates, caramels, truffles, candied fruit slices, fudge, meltaways, all the usual forms, and all made by them. And every one that I have tried has been delicious. Before ordering my coffee I went to the counter, ordered four individual chocolates from the vast selection, and for under $5, sweets in hand, I got my coffee then went outside to the picnic area to relax. But even the outside wasn't so relaxing. It is a crowded, busy parking lot, and the picnic table is next to a Dumpster.