So sad to see the bakery close. While the bistro/restaurant will keep going and expand, the bakery…read morewas where it was at. Apparently, the owner wanted to re-focus on that part of the business. *shrug* I used to come here around opening and see a lengthy line. The croissants are some of the best in the area. The plain croissant is flaky and light. The ham & cheese croissant is more of a croque monsieur and it's a pretty substantial offering, full of cheese, ham, and béchamel sauce. The individual tarts (lemon, raspberry, etc.) and cakes are beautifully designed and are appropriately sweet. The tart crusts were legit. I'll miss coming here for pastries/desserts. Maybe I'll try the bistro when it opens, but now I've found a new spot on the Cape for French patisserie and viennoiserie items.

Everything is soooooo goood!! Took my buddy who was visiting to have the croque monsieur and again…read moreit was delicious! Crunchy creamy and oh soo rich. I love this! Along with a regular coffee that is bold & delicious. We split an almond croissant and we were moaning in delight!! I went back in to say thank you for the magnificent bites & the chef came out! It was a delight to meet, merci beaucoup & Au revoir! Also picked up an eclair filled with chocolate, rich and delicious. And the lemon tart which was sooo lemony tart indeed! Wow! Oh and a loaf of chocolate chip walnut holiday bread and a cheese batard oh and the pear tart!! We went nuts!! In heaven

You want a sticky bun you'll get a sticky, sweet, and warm bun. You want a savory scone you'll get…read morea delicious bacon and chive scone which tastes like the red lobster biscuits taken to an artisan level. The ricotta and blueberry scone is fluffy yet flaky. No matter what you choose you'll get something delicious. The service is quick and friendly trying to get the long line of customers out the door. The place is small with limited space but there's an outdoor area to have your sticky bun!

Everything on the menu sounds delicious, but I got a salad that was wildly overpriced and…read moreunderwhelming (small, basically just greens for $15). Staff was not very friendly. I feel like there could be such great potential with a few tweaks??

Brekkies opened some time recently (I don't know when, but I'm guessing early July), and I'm…read moresurprised that it seems like I'm the first reviewer... The food is great. We tried Brekkies in the middle of our vacation, and it was so good that we went back again another day (even with the many other breakfast choices in and around Wellfleet). We tried the pancakes, waffles, omelets, and breakfast sandwiches. The coffee is good, and the orange juice is fresh squeezed. Everything we tried was fresh and delicious, with filling portions. One small nit, but not enough to cost my review a star: it's pretty clear that it's a new restaurant, however, because the staff seemed inexperienced -- nothing problematic at all, but it was clear that they were still learning their roles. I don't think this will take long to sort out.

Food was fabulous! Service was excellent! The chef must be very talented and Rares our server was…read moreattentive and delightful. Highly recommend this place. It's lovely!

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!

I really like this place! Walking in, you get the donuts painted on the ground, each with its own…read moremessage! It's amazing! And I walked in, didn't know what to get, it was pretty busy, so I had some time to think! I got a chocolate glazed, and these donuts are WAY bigger than Dunkin's because they keep shrinking their donuts. And the workers are kind! And we got free samples! And it smells good in there! I do recommend it! I'm coming back!

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.

This cafe was right next door to our hotel. Limited breakfast menu. Breakfast sandwiches - egg and…read morecheese on an English muffin. Choice of meat. A better coffee selection. But nothing too extensive. I was double charged for my hot chai. And they acted like I was the problem when I asked for it to be credited.

Very boutique. I…read moreordered a coffee -- lg -- w/ cream and sugar. I waited in line & purchased a hat while I was there :) been trying to find something cute for my boyfriend and Provincetown had ample "stuff" but nothing I really wanted to spend money on. Found a cute red hat & nabbed it. Coffee is weak -- I'm a "hairy-chest coffee-drinker" (as my mama would say) but I wasn't terribly impressed with their regular old coffee. Note that they do have espresso drinks and these may be a lot better. Place is cute & they have a selection of cards, fudge, candies, etc. and I didn't try any of these (and therefore didn't want to take more than one star off) but I may be back. Note parking lot has 4 spots and is right off from a major road so be careful backing out.

My 1st time trying this restaurant while visiting a friend. AMAZING food!!! GREAT staff And chef!!!…read moreFluffiest omelett, delicious sourdough and baked goods! Great place for friends and families.Wish we had this restaurant in Washington DC!

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!!

Everything about this spot is so great! Food is yum and their breakfasts are the best. The muffins…read moreand pancakes are amazing! Best service even in peak season. We cannot go often enough.

No one should visit the Wellfleet area without checking out the Flying Fish for breakfast or lunch!…read moreTruly the best pancakes I have ever had, and I've had lots all over the world. Their baked goods--particularly their muffins (try the "Cape Codder")--are stellar too. Also, great egg dishes and sandwiches. Friendly service. Can eat outside when the weather is nice. Only downside is that they can be busy, which is just a testament to how popular they are with the local folks.

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 ​​​