Placed a large order from their catering menu of pizza and sandwich platters for my wedding after…read moreparty at The Flying Bridge, and everything was a hit!! Absolutely delicious. Plus their team was great to work with!

This is a review for the pizza. It's gross. Don't order it. No matter what. We ordered this because…read morewe had it a few years ago when we were here in the Cape and it was good. This time I feel like it was made by someone who has never in their life seen or eaten pizza.

We always visit Spohr Gardens when we are in Falmouth. It was almost our next door neighbor when we…read morelived there. In fact Mr. Spohr was just building it then and we always stopped by to chat with him. He really enjoyed showing off his great finds to our 1-1/2 year old son who was totally engaged in what he was doing with these huge stones and iron ships' parts. For historical context, that son is now 47 years old and has come back repeatedly through his childhood and adulthood, originally with us but also on his own. His younger brother did not have the opportunity to see it then as I was only pregnant with him at the time, but he has been back with us over the years and has learned to love it too. But he has not had the opportunity to visit that area since he was finished with college and left the east coast permanently. The Gardens were left to a trust by Charles Spohr's will and the Town of Falmouth and the Trust still protect it and still use it for education. It supports itself with donations and allowing events like weddings to take place on the premises. The walk along the path on the shore of Oyster Pond is truly beautiful all times of year. The trees surrounding it in color in the fall, the swans on the lake in summer, the blooming flowers like we saw this August, are all magnificent. The anchors, the bollards, the grist stones laid out through the place, are so interesting that I still take the same pictures every time I can come here. The old dock where our son used to toss pebbles into the pond has been refurbished several times over the years and recently was rebuilt to a higher safety standard to be a perfect wedding setting. I never tire of visiting. It is free to walk in but it's nice to leave a donation by the entrance. Parking is very limited but there is a small lot and a few spaces along the residential street

My husband surprised me with a visit here, can't believe I never knew about this beautiful space!…read moreWhat a lovely treasure these two left behind. Goals!

Beautiful place to walk and look for little treasures along the way. Dog friendly so be prepared…read morefor some canine interaction.

Great well manicured trails for some easy hiking. We started from the parking lot at Highfield Hall…read moreand hiked to Icehouse Pond. Trails are fairly well marked and maintained. Not exactly a challenging hike but good if you're just looking to get some steps in and enjoy nature. Don't miss the gardens at Highfield Hall as well: beautiful flowers and grounds.

Do rent a bike from here and explore the Shining Sea trail (and beyond)!…read more The location is super convenient, just a block off of the bike trail. The rental process took less than 5 minutes. The bikes had enough gears to get you up and down the itty bitty hill on the way to the lighthouse. They also have a back pouch big enough to stow your bag. They include locks and helmets (required in MA for under 16) in the rental price. You could even take the ferry over to Martha's Vineyard if you plan better than we did (bikes need to be returned by 6pm).

If you want to ride the trail and need a bike, this is the place! George was incredibly helpful…read moretelling us about the path and where to go. Even recommended a place to grab lunch while on the trail. He made it so simple for this girl that is directionally challenged! The shop staff, I believe Matthew was his name, got our bikes ready along with helmets and locks. $27 per bike I thought was reasonable also. And we had the bikes all day if we chose, until shop close time of 6pm the day we rented. I have to say that I was extremely skeptical of this at first but daughter wanted to do this for her birthday. I HIGHLY recommend!! The scenery is beautiful and the path is relatively easy. The path is made for bikes and pedestrians which makes it great for not sharing the road with cars. Proper signage too.

This is an old school bowling center. If you are in the area on a rainy day, this is a nice…read moreactivity. We arrived when the place was closing shortly but we were able to get one game in. We had younger kids and they were able to do bumper bowl easily. The gentleman behind the counter was friendly and helpful!

Place is so dope. Real bowling and the workers are super cool. Also a super cute dog is always thereread more

A quick in and out at Gus Canty Community Center during the first Nor'Easter I'd ever experienced…read more I was in town for the Cape Cod marathon and quickly stopped off to pick up my bib at the expo. Very small town YMCA sort of feel to the place. Restrooms were clean, parking lot was large and that's about my only impression of the place. Hoping to visit again, for more marathon expos ;)

Having grown up in Falmouth, this Rec Center has been a large part of my life since a young age. As…read morea kid I used to play sports here, as a teen I spent time in the teen center, and while in high school we came here to watch football games. Recently I had the pleasure of stopping in to watch my niece play winter basketball and quickly I remembered why I loved this place. The Rec Center is filled with happy parents watching their kids play while the staff that has been around forever connected with everyone. The center itself hasn't changed much in the last 10 years, but it is clean and well maintained. Watching games here is a little frustrating because of the lack of seating, but overall that is the only flaw. In the end, it was great to be back in this building and I am happy that that staff here continues to be such a great part of children's lives.

Thanks for many years of enjoyment. All 12 of our kids have enjoyed their first fishing trip with…read morethe Patriot Team. Pleasant on the phone and on the boat. The captain keeps you "on the fish" to keep the kids engaged. I appreciate the hard work to find fish. Joel, as first mate, was extremely helpful with first time anglers and always nearby to extract the hook as needed. 4 hours of action! First class in my book. Bigfishfearme72

We had an excellent fishing day with Captain Kelson and Mate Alex. They were both extraordinarily…read morehelpful in educating and helping us through the entire fishing experience. They were very welcoming and highly knowledgeable about the area and the fishing. Highly recommend Patriot Party Boats fishing. Michael C.

Through kindness and generosity of friends, we were incredibly fortunate to experience the Liberte'…read moresunset sail! It was truly the highlight and most awe inspiring experience of our entire vacation! The Liberte' is a grand 3-mast beauty that sails like a dream, with a charming and experienced crew. It was a breathtaking experience with a stunning sunset that made me wish it would never end! Truly a magnificent sailing adventure for everyone to fill your heart with awe and joy!

I recommend this sailing experience. Nice ship and very well laid out. I look forward to another…read moreexperience.

They say we are a lot like the sea - our bodies contain roughly 45 to 60% water. I often ponder…read morethat is why we are drawn to it. JFK once said, "all of us have in our veins the exact same percentage of salt in our blood that exists in the ocean, and, therefore, we have salt in our blood, in our sweat, in our tears" - "we are tied to the ocean" and when returning to the sea, "we are going back from whence we came". Falmouth Heights Beach is lovely with soft golden sand. Many families enjoy fun moment on the waters off Falmouth Sound. We love walking on the beach, watching the joggers, the swimmers, boaters, sailors...It is also a dog friendly beach which we Love. Get out if you can and enjoy. Life is good! Life is a beach.

Very pretty and clean beach. Came standard with sand and seagull, some seashells and rocks as well.read more

Went during low tide which I think is optimal so you get to walk along the Sandy part and go far…read moreout in super shallow warm waters. It may be very rocky during high tide. Turquoise clear just like the carribeean! Was stunning. Deducting a star because it's resident sticker only so if you don't live here you cant drive here. I was able to go on my bike. 1 mile off the bike trail. Wish the beach was open to the public even for a fee. Also tons of guppies in the water which is cute but they kept following me around!

A great kid's beach. This one boasts a sand-bar marshy-river type area that's really shallow and…read morefull of crabs, little fish, and other sea critters for kids to examine. There are always lots of mothers and kids on that portion of the beach any time of day (it's also fun for anyone that likes to examine sea creatures...even if you aren't a kid anymore). The actual "real" beach part has grown steadily rockier and the shoreline has definitely receded over time so there isn't as much pure sand as there used to be which is too bad, it was one of my favorites back in the day. It still boasts some nice swimming, especially at low tide when you have to walk for a really long time to even get to water to swim in. Not too sea-weedy usually either but again, the rocks abound. There is a lovely view though and you can walk to Black Beach and all the way to Chapoquoit as well (fantastic walk, highly recommended!).