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I just got back from four days on Cape Cod and as usual, I made my annual pilgrimage to the Keltic kitchen. As always, the their service was fast and friendly the food was delicious and the price was reasonable. I thoroughly enjoyed my breakfast as my wife was not there to call me a fat fat man.
Homey and dated in the most comforting way, Keltic Kitchen was the perfect breakfast spot on a gloomy November morning. The potato-laden menu brought out the Irishman in me, with my choice ultimately being the Bacon, Apple and Cheddar Potato pancakes. Crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, they were packed with enough chunks of apple and bacon to make this a rib-sticking meal. On the side, I sampled the Irish Bachelor Baked Beans, which were tried and true, just as I hoped. For a sweet bite the end the meal, my mom and I tried the Stuffed Scone which was, to my delight, basically strawberry shortcake by a different name. If I lived here, I'd be a regular!
Had a great time here for breakfast with the family. Our waitress brought brown sauce for my full breakfast and the rest is history. Also the tea was really good too
Came here on a Saturday at 8 AM and walked right in! no wait! By the time we left around 9:30 AM, there was already a 40-minute wait. Always a good sign when a place is this busy during the off-season! The space is small but bright and airy with tons of natural light, perfect for a cozy breakfast spot. The potato pancakes were chef's kiss and the smoked salmon was fresh, flavorful, and had just the right amount of smokiness. The only miss for me was the fig-apple-Brie French toast. The flavors didn't quite come together, but honestly, with so many other tempting things on the menu, I'm not mad about having an excuse to come back. Pro tip: Get here early if you don't want to wait, clearly, the locals know what's up!
Our first time visiting the Keltic Kitchen & we will definitely be back. It is by far our FAVORITE breakfast spot on the cape. The staff was super friendly, attentive & helpful. The ambiance was awesome, very pub like, clearly supporting First responders patches were displayed on the walls from all over. The food was amazing. Let's start with the bacon, it was excellent, thick cut, perfectly cooked and packed with flavor. The eggs, pancakes, omelettes & potato pancakes were out of this world! The coffee was a perfect blend of smooth & boldness. After breakfast we visited their gift shop. So many treasures to choose from! Our whole family was impressed with the entire experience.
6/8/25 Keltic kitchen is my favorite place to dine whenever I am staying on Cape Cod. On this visit I ordered my usual Lemon, blueberry ricotta pancakes which are absolutely outstanding! Not a huge fan of blueberries, but it's okay. The pancakes were good, generous portions. Love that the ingredients are imported from Ireland. Special thanks to our server Paula, whom was an absolute delight. Ask for her if you stop by. We enjoyed the Nutty Irish French Toast which is, thick cut slices of Portuguese sweet bread, dipped in a batter of Irish cream, Amaretto, egg, cream, drizzled with an Amaretto Irish Cream Caramel sauce. It's a very busy restaurant, casual dining, that serves breakfast and lunch. Ask to check out the Irish history and memorabilia side of the restaurant, it's really cool to see the great history of Ireland.
The food was amazing staff very friendly boy can the place get packed but they handled it well. French toast melted in mouth have not had it that good in years!
Found this awesome restaurant on Yelp and it did not disappoint. Amazing food and generous portions. I had the potato pancake with smoked salmon Benny and we tried the venison sausage made with Merlot and blueberries. Wasn't sure what to expect but it was good! My husband had the Irish sausage (our fave!) and the rashers. Yummmm! Service was quick and friendly. Loved the genuine Irish hospitality and warm lodge-like decor. Will definitely return and highly recommend!
Great Irish restaurant, ambience coupled with authentic wait staff experience! Disappointed that they did not have a couple of the special wild game sausages or duck eggs to sample. I do like the variety and creativity of the menu. Not something you normally see anywhere but especially Cape Cod. Location is right off the road and very convenient with plenty of parking. The wait staff is very friendly and knowledgeable as well as attentive. While the menu does offer a lot of interesting varieties, I'm not sure if they all work well in reality. The wild boar sausage was a little dry and not much flavor. Perhaps, it could've used some more spices or sauce to liven it up? The seafood Benny just seemed to have a lot of filler and was kind of bland without much of a seafood taste, although I could detect chunks of small scallops. I had the hollandaise sauce on the side so I know that didn't mask flavor, but it was the strong texture of the muffins that stood out more so than the seafood. However, the two poached eggs were very good. Similarly, the potato pancakes sounded promising, but fell short and didn't taste crispy enough, but was more soft and less of a potato flavor. The sour cream and chives on the side definitely did help. Perhaps, more so would have helped and flavor. I had high hopes for the wild game sausage, however, the regular extra side of pork sausages tasted much better. They did not seem like the typical frozen variety that you normally get at most breakfast restaurants and tasted very good. Definitely much better than the wild boar. I think the high ratings of this restaurant in the past was likely due to the variety of unique menu items, especially the duck eggs and wild game options, but unfortunately, they did not have the duck eggs available on my visit. The service was certainly well above average ! But, in the end, I need to find great tasting food as my ultimate draw.
What a gem Irish breakfast establishment on the Cape. Having had breakfast at this place many many times, the level of comfort and satisfaction every time is just a great experience. The food is great, authentic, service is very friendly, and provides for a nice Irish atmosphere. Be advised, it gets very busy here. Be prepared to wait. Other than that, a must try.
So many great menu options! We arrived at 7:50a on a Saturday and waited less than 10 min for a seat. The food came so so fast too! We got the corned beef brisket breakfast and the four berries Portuguese French toast. It was a classic spot that's good for families too.
Every time we are on the cape we come here for breakfast. It gets crowded early so be prepared to wait. We got there at about 8:40 and were seated right away. But shortly afterwards there was a waiting line. My wife and I split the breakfast sandwich which is basically an omelette on an English muffin. To get by the splitting order charge we ordered a side of sausage. Even splitting this meal there were leftovers. Always great food at this place.
This is one of the best breakfasts on the Cape. I'm fortunate that Keltic Kitchen is just a few minutes from my family's timeshare property. We come at least once during our normal Cape week - if not 2 or 3 times! There is a huge variety of food - everything from pancakes, french toast, and omelets to lunch sandwiches and Irish staples. I usually go for a ham and cheese omelet - it's large and I can never finish it! There's usually a wait in the summertime, but they text you when your table is ready. I've found that the estimates are accurate - or sometimes you even get in earlier. Make sure you stay close-by. Around the back, they also have a Celtic shop with goods from Ireland (sweaters, hats, snacks, tchotchkes, etc.).
12 days ago
Really cute and cozy breakfast spot with a lot of character. The walls are covered with patches and memorabilia from police and fire departments from all over New England, which gives the place a unique, old-school Cape Cod feel. The portions here are huge. We tried a few different breakfast dishes, including the Irish breakfast and a potato cake Benedict. Everything was hearty, filling, and came out looking great. I especially liked the potato cakes. Crispy on the outside and a nice change from the usual English muffin you get with eggs Benedict. The Irish breakfast is definitely the move if you want to try a little bit of everything. You get eggs, multiple meats, toast, and plenty of food to keep you full for most of the day. Overall, great food, generous portions, and a fun atmosphere that feels different from your typical breakfast spot. Definitely worth checking out if you're on the Cape. read more
3 months ago
Looking for a breakfast spot near our rental in Dennis and up popped Keltic Kitchen. The wait on a Sunday in August at 11am was about an hour but they'll text you when your table is ready so you're not stuck. Parking isn't the greatest and the inside of the restaurant gets pretty warm but man was our food incredible! Because we're at an Irish restaurant of course we had to get corned beef hash. The Keltic Benny came piled with it! I'm not typically a corned beef person but this was amazing. The English Muffin underneath was still perfectly toasted and held everything well. Their home fries were a perfect side and I love when they're crispy! We got the lemon ricotta pancakes for the table to share and they were fluffy but kind of dry. I'd skip and just order anything with corned beef! read more
8 days ago
I just got back from four days on Cape Cod and as usual, I made my annual pilgrimage to the Keltic kitchen. As always, the their service was fast and friendly the food was delicious and the price was reasonable. I thoroughly enjoyed my breakfast as my wife was not there to call me a fat fat man. read more
Homey and dated in the most comforting way, Keltic Kitchen was the perfect breakfast spot on a gloomy November morning. The potato-laden menu brought out the Irishman in me, with my choice ultimately being the Bacon, Apple and Cheddar Potato pancakes. Crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, they were packed with enough chunks of apple and bacon to make this a rib-sticking meal. On the side, I sampled the Irish Bachelor Baked Beans, which were tried and true, just as I hoped. For a sweet bite the end the meal, my mom and I tried the Stuffed Scone which was, to my delight, basically strawberry shortcake by a different name. If I lived here, I'd be a regular! read more
3 months ago
Had a great time here for breakfast with the family. Our waitress brought brown sauce for my full breakfast and the rest is history. Also the tea was really good too read more
22 days ago
Came here on a Saturday at 8 AM and walked right in! no wait! By the time we left around 9:30 AM, there was already a 40-minute wait. Always a good sign when a place is this busy during the off-season! The space is small but bright and airy with tons of natural light, perfect for a cozy breakfast spot. The potato pancakes were chef's kiss and the smoked salmon was fresh, flavorful, and had just the right amount of smokiness. The only miss for me was the fig-apple-Brie French toast. The flavors didn't quite come together, but honestly, with so many other tempting things on the menu, I'm not mad about having an excuse to come back. Pro tip: Get here early if you don't want to wait, clearly, the locals know what's up! read more
1 year ago
Our first time visiting the Keltic Kitchen & we will definitely be back. It is by far our FAVORITE breakfast spot on the cape. The staff was super friendly, attentive & helpful. The ambiance was awesome, very pub like, clearly supporting First responders patches were displayed on the walls from all over. The food was amazing. Let's start with the bacon, it was excellent, thick cut, perfectly cooked and packed with flavor. The eggs, pancakes, omelettes & potato pancakes were out of this world! The coffee was a perfect blend of smooth & boldness. After breakfast we visited their gift shop. So many treasures to choose from! Our whole family was impressed with the entire experience. read more
6/8/25 Keltic kitchen is my favorite place to dine whenever I am staying on Cape Cod. On this visit I ordered my usual Lemon, blueberry ricotta pancakes which are absolutely outstanding! Not a huge fan of blueberries, but it's okay. The pancakes were good, generous portions. Love that the ingredients are imported from Ireland. Special thanks to our server Paula, whom was an absolute delight. Ask for her if you stop by. We enjoyed the Nutty Irish French Toast which is, thick cut slices of Portuguese sweet bread, dipped in a batter of Irish cream, Amaretto, egg, cream, drizzled with an Amaretto Irish Cream Caramel sauce. It's a very busy restaurant, casual dining, that serves breakfast and lunch. Ask to check out the Irish history and memorabilia side of the restaurant, it's really cool to see the great history of Ireland. read more
4 months ago
The food was amazing staff very friendly boy can the place get packed but they handled it well. French toast melted in mouth have not had it that good in years! read more
5 months ago
Found this awesome restaurant on Yelp and it did not disappoint. Amazing food and generous portions. I had the potato pancake with smoked salmon Benny and we tried the venison sausage made with Merlot and blueberries. Wasn't sure what to expect but it was good! My husband had the Irish sausage (our fave!) and the rashers. Yummmm! Service was quick and friendly. Loved the genuine Irish hospitality and warm lodge-like decor. Will definitely return and highly recommend! read more
18 days ago
Great Irish restaurant, ambience coupled with authentic wait staff experience! Disappointed that they did not have a couple of the special wild game sausages or duck eggs to sample. I do like the variety and creativity of the menu. Not something you normally see anywhere but especially Cape Cod. Location is right off the road and very convenient with plenty of parking. The wait staff is very friendly and knowledgeable as well as attentive. While the menu does offer a lot of interesting varieties, I'm not sure if they all work well in reality. The wild boar sausage was a little dry and not much flavor. Perhaps, it could've used some more spices or sauce to liven it up? The seafood Benny just seemed to have a lot of filler and was kind of bland without much of a seafood taste, although I could detect chunks of small scallops. I had the hollandaise sauce on the side so I know that didn't mask flavor, but it was the strong texture of the muffins that stood out more so than the seafood. However, the two poached eggs were very good. Similarly, the potato pancakes sounded promising, but fell short and didn't taste crispy enough, but was more soft and less of a potato flavor. The sour cream and chives on the side definitely did help. Perhaps, more so would have helped and flavor. I had high hopes for the wild game sausage, however, the regular extra side of pork sausages tasted much better. They did not seem like the typical frozen variety that you normally get at most breakfast restaurants and tasted very good. Definitely much better than the wild boar. I think the high ratings of this restaurant in the past was likely due to the variety of unique menu items, especially the duck eggs and wild game options, but unfortunately, they did not have the duck eggs available on my visit. The service was certainly well above average ! But, in the end, I need to find great tasting food as my ultimate draw. read more
What a gem Irish breakfast establishment on the Cape. Having had breakfast at this place many many times, the level of comfort and satisfaction every time is just a great experience. The food is great, authentic, service is very friendly, and provides for a nice Irish atmosphere. Be advised, it gets very busy here. Be prepared to wait. Other than that, a must try. read more
So many great menu options! We arrived at 7:50a on a Saturday and waited less than 10 min for a seat. The food came so so fast too! We got the corned beef brisket breakfast and the four berries Portuguese French toast. It was a classic spot that's good for families too. read more
Every time we are on the cape we come here for breakfast. It gets crowded early so be prepared to wait. We got there at about 8:40 and were seated right away. But shortly afterwards there was a waiting line. My wife and I split the breakfast sandwich which is basically an omelette on an English muffin. To get by the splitting order charge we ordered a side of sausage. Even splitting this meal there were leftovers. Always great food at this place. read more
This is one of the best breakfasts on the Cape. I'm fortunate that Keltic Kitchen is just a few minutes from my family's timeshare property. We come at least once during our normal Cape week - if not 2 or 3 times! There is a huge variety of food - everything from pancakes, french toast, and omelets to lunch sandwiches and Irish staples. I usually go for a ham and cheese omelet - it's large and I can never finish it! There's usually a wait in the summertime, but they text you when your table is ready. I've found that the estimates are accurate - or sometimes you even get in earlier. Make sure you stay close-by. Around the back, they also have a Celtic shop with goods from Ireland (sweaters, hats, snacks, tchotchkes, etc.). read more
2 years ago
Came up to the Cape for a couple of days off season ... And you know a restaurant is good when you have a little bit of a wait during off season. .. And let me tell you it was worth the wait. I ordered their famous corned beef hash along with my son and his friend ordered chocolate chip pancakes. I have celiacs disease so my famous corned beef hash platter was two eggs over medium came with the famous corned beef hash.... I couldn't have toast or the hash browns due to gluten.. But they substituted those out and I had baked beans with a tomato base which were absolutely delicious.. The corned beef I can see why they say it's famous. It is amazing. They also put peppers and onions in it. My son got the unaltered version of it which came with the home fries and toast which he just absolutely loved I think and his friend got chocolate chip pancakes which were a great value for how many you got via price. Of course we had extra bacon to go around which were nice. Thickly cut slabs of bacon Definitely would be coming back to this place whenever I come back into the area. read more
Extremely thrilled with this stop, as it was recommended. We arrived somewhat early in the morning on a weekday, and it wasn't packed at all. It did start filling within 15 - 20 minutes. Weekends I'm sure is another story. The menu is fairly large, with several pages of different choices, specifically pancakes, French toast, egg dishes, and so much more (read on the website for more info). The pancake and French toast come with a side option of bacon, ham, and sausage. I was told that the French Toast is one of the tastiest and well known. With that, I ordered the Crème Brûlée French Toast, which almost tasted like a crème brûlée by itself. I truly enjoyed it, and they sure were right about the French Toast being the tastiest. Since I have a big appetite, I was able to finish all of it. There are some mixed reviews I came across, but I was satisfied with the food, and the service as well. read more
2 months ago
One of the best breakfast places I've had! I'm glad I stopped by this place while visiting Cape Cod. It was not too busy as we went on a weekday and during the off season. The people were so nice to us and very welcoming. The place had a very live atmosphere - with bar seating near the kitchen and an open kitchen layout. I got the famous corn beef hash and it was so delicious. The portion size is big! It's almost enough to share with 2 people. I didn't get to finish the whole plate. I had to take some of the food home. It comes with toast, eggs, and home fries. What an excellent meal! Highly recommend for breakfast if you're in Cape Cod! read more
6 months ago
5 months ago
This was a great find for breakfast. The portions are HUGE. Unfortunately, that meant I had to commit my cardinal sin, wasting food, because I am here on vacation & have no where to go with a platter of food. Not a plate, but your individual order comes on a PLATTER that would be used to serve a table family style. sooo much food! Coffee and Irish hot tea - delicious. The winner is definitely the corned beef hash my wife ordered. It is served with delicious seasoned potatoes and eggs and toast. I had potato pancake salmon bennie. I am gluten-free so I jumped at the chance to have potato pancake instead of English muffin. However, as you see in the picture, it's humongous, and due to the nature of the ingredients, it was actually a turn-off to have so much in front of me. further, it didn't help that I actually didn't love it. The potatoes weren't seasoned, & neither was the smoked salmon. They could add cracked pepper, dill, just something to give the salmon some kind of treatment. I could not recommend this dish. Moreover, lox is something you normally would eat in a small amount at a time. To just sit and eat a mound of smoked salmon in between huge latke's & onions, ughh. It was also topped with an egg and hollandaise sauce and capers... It really was just too heavy/gaggy. I wish they offered sizes for their dishes, so it's not just upon you to either over indulge or waste your food. Everything coming to the tables around us looked delicious, but I would hesitate to return unless I'm sharing a dish with someone because it's just doesn't make sense to sit and just gorge yourself. People were taking leftovers home all around us, they should have considerations for people in a tourist area in peak season that we're here on vacation and can't take half of the platter home! read more
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The food was absolutely delicious authentic and the service was great Definitely will be coming back as we do every year read more
WOW! The locals have done it again! Our Airbnb host recommend Keltic Kitchen to us. I only have positive things to say! We arrived around lunchtime on a Monday and were immediately seated (group of 2). Our waitress was the kindest woman! She was super informative and patient with us as we browsed the extensive menu. Ultimately, we decided on Keltic Kitchen's Famous Corned Beef Hash (delicious corned beef with onions and peppers, served with two eggs, home fries and toast, $14.99) and the Cinnamon Bread French Toast (waitress' recommendation). Holy cow! Both dishes were incredible! The corned beef hash is a must-try. It came out piping hot, bursting with flavor and paired amazingly with my sunny side up eggs. The home fries were wonderfully seasoned. I can't recommend this dish enough! The French toast was out of this world delish. The bread was beautifully thick and well coated with sugary cinnamon with the perfect, fluffy butter ball. If you find yourself visiting the Cape Cod area, you really, really should stop by here. I cannot stress enough how well worth the detour is! If I lived in the area, I would sure become a regular here. Our two dishes hit the ball so far out of the park, I absolutely believe all the great talk about this little eatery. Stop by and see for yourself! read more
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4 months ago
Don't let the reviews fool you- this place has gone south! Had breakfast here on Wednesday. The eggs were over cooked and dried out. The sausage was tasteless and my English muffin was hard as a rock, I could not eat it or I would have broken a tooth! I was told they are selling the place and with the poor quality of food I can see why. This restaurant was fantastic years ago when it was owned by an Irish family who also has Irish accents! Now it is just a memory. I will never go back here again when I'm on Cape Cod. Check out the Crazy Rooster on Rte 28 in South Yarmouth, fresh delicious breakfast for much less than Keltic and no long waits because it's big! read more
1 year ago
Very busy and a long wait but worth it! Everything was delicious and the service was super friendly and efficient. read more
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Many gluten free options for breakfast. Most include toast but you can opt out of the toast. Being an Irish eatery plenty of potatoes are offered. http://places.singleplatform.com/keltic-kitchen/menu
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