I've dined here twice, but I have never stayed overnight…read more Truly, The Belfry Inn & Bistro, specifically the restaurant, is the gem of Jarvesville. A wonderful restaurant in the old church. Ok, kneel and make the sign of the cross upon entry. But, as you stuff your gullet you'll forget the stations of the cross. Sit and dine on fine offerings, seafoods and meats. The irony of it all, the place was not fiscally expensive at all, but it was a confessional and two Hail Mary's. Best in Jarvesville. The best.

Met my brother and his wife here for dinner. This is an old church that was converted into an inn…read moreand bistro. Very nice inside as you get to see all of the stained glass. And the bar and liquor was where the confessionals were. The menu was not overwhelming but had some good choices. I ordered the scollops and lobster risotto and my wife ordered the short ribs. The risotto was delicious and the scallops were tasty. The short ribs were very tender. I must say that the prices were a bit high for my liking so be prepared to spend some money. The location of the inn is in kind of a residential area so it was nice and quiet. The landscape outside was beautiful.

The Brown Jug is a super cute, quaint food shop that serves sandwiches, pizza, and has an excellent…read morewine collection in Sandwich! Their shop also had varieties of snacks that would go with a perfect bottle of wine that you'll grab there - lots of options. Service was friendly. On this trip, we had pizza, sandwiches and wine. We sat outside in the courtyard area to enjoy our pizza and beverages - perfect place for a lunch!

I recommend this store for many reasons; we've been there about two dozen times when futzing about…read moreJarvesville. First, they are an everything artisan food store: sandwiches to be made or pre-made to-go, a fine wine collection (caveat emptor - they tend to store the finer wines vertically - a major wine faux paus), fine artisan pasta, organic bakery, and a very nice British-style candy offering. Secondly, in the wine room off to the side they have a table and chairs where you can sit and sip your coffee. No bathroom. Only one table. With four chairs. My only complaint, well, not really a complaint per se, an observation. In my empirical experience, the lady who runs the cash register seemingly watches you, as though you are going to shoplift. It's a little uncomfortable, as we are Harvard educated yuppies, dressed right out of the Preppy Handbook, and we don't present ourselves in a sketchy or shifty manner. It's ok, ma'am, that little inconvenience is worth your offerings a couple of times a year. It's Jarvesville, not Twin Peaks.

very delicious !! Can not find any better in this area !!…read moreThe appetizers are the best ever !!

Best Mediterranean food we've had in a very long time. Everything I had was delicious from the…read moreGreek salad to the moussaka. My wife had the spanakopita and the gyro meat over hummus. All of our food was very fresh and well prepared. Service was friendly and attentive. Get to this place before the tourists find it.

First off, this hands down is the best Service my Wife and i have had since we have been in…read moreMassachusetts. The bar was the spot to be. Mathew, Mitch, and Tara were AMAZING. They are experts at their craft. Great recommendations! Lets talk about the Kitchen, SPOT on!!!! What was served was on point, well seasoned, and cooked to perfection. The DRINKS ! Bartender keep the coming! I cannot tell you anything bad. It was out Anniversary Dinner and these lively Folks made it memorable and truly SPECIAL! Job Well Done. We Loved the experience and People!

I arrived early to meet friends on a Sunday at 3:30 and was surprised how crowded the parking lot…read morewas...only to find out they have live music and a buck-an-oyster happy hour. The bar was very lively! Every time I eat here I am so impressed by the service, atmosphere, and food--all top notch. We were seated under an air vent blowing cold air (it's winter, but I think they were anticipating the crowd later on). I asked our waitress if there was anything that could be done and minutes later she returned to say the manager was dealing with it, and then the heat came back on. I've requested this at other restaurants only to be ignored. Not inexpensive, but worth every $$$$, IMHO.

What a cute little date spot! I'm not even a wine person, but the feel of an underground wine…read morecellar was just so mysterious and inviting. Came by on Valentine's Day, waitress was kind and able to provide suggestions. Went with cocktails instead of wine and all were fantastic, loved especially having the old fashion smoked by the table. Our favorite app had to be the focaccia bread with the vodka sauce dip, I don't think we left any sauce left on the plate. If you're looking for a cute date spot I'd recommend it

Enjoyed Sip's patio and live music this summer. Sip has a wonderful atmosphere and is a perfect…read moreplace to enjoy a drink with friends or to enjoy their live entertainment. The drink list is creative and has plenty of wine options. I would note that the food options are limited, so I would eat before you go. They do have light apps, but I can't say the flatbread was anything spectacular.

If you are a wine drinker this is the place for you! Step into a self serve tasting room that…read moreallows you to try a variety of wines, and the best part is, you pick! The process is easy- you're given a card when you arrive that tracks which wines you pour. There is a nice selection of white and red wines from many regions. The portion size options are a sample, half a glass, or a full glass. Each display will tell you how much the portion costs, and every wine has a description. They have a simple food menu, which has never disappointed and a casual vibe. Grab a game and relax by the fireplace with your favorite wine and a yummy bite! We really love this place (so much that we came here after getting engaged!) No reservations needed, but it does get busy on weekends. Lentz_explore

Stopped in here on a whim with a friend and we both enjoyed the novelty of the self-serve aspect,…read moreand found a couple wines we really liked. While I can appreciate the choose your own adventure / tasting concept and benefits of moving at your own pace, wine tasting is something where I'd prefer to have more of a personal touch. The storytelling and personal connection was missing, and made the experience feel a bit hollow. The space was a nice open hang and there's snacks and games, and there is staff there, but the experience made me realize I prefer a guided human tour for some things, wine tasting being one of them. Prices also snuck up on us a bit, it's easy to lose count of how many you've had with the card reader. I was also a bit bummed to find that if you liked a wine you cannot purchase a bottle on site. But I'm glad I tried it and had fun.

Food? STUPID good! Criminal anyone can take simple ingredients and make them taste so darn good!…read moreBartenders that make your heart skip beats! Victor knows how to pair, shake, pour like the most professional, personable, wise and charismatic boss! Staff? Divine. And vinyls playing soulful classics - Ms Carly Simon? Liza Minelli? Classic Rock? This place has a bohemian feel, rustic with a soft elegance that feels comfortable, unhurried, welcoming. Plastered with the good karma of the staff and the delightful people who had a vision. And while the flagship restaurant- The Pheasant- is undergoing renovations, step up your dinner to one of the full meals! They're opening for a continental type breakfast, that I hear is phenomenal. Seems like we need need to come back!

Baleine is a fabulous wine bar nestled in the charming center of Dennis Village. It's a cozy spot…read morewith comfortable seating, a great vinyl setup for your listening pleasure, and--of course--excellent wine. New to Baleine is a coffee and pastry café, open Wednesday through Sunday from 9 to 2. Barista Derek crafts delicious Little Wolf blend coffees, and the house-made pastries range from savory scones to irresistible sweet treats. In season, you can relax outdoors and enjoy the spacious garden area.

I thoroughly enjoyed the food, but have had better tea experiences overall. Our server could have…read morebeen more accommodating when we were seated in direct sunlight despite there being other outdoor tables that were partially shaded. Other tea services that I've attended in the past allowed a different pot of tea for each stage of the service. Here, you got one pot of tea and all three tea courses were presented at once, on a large tower. It was pretty presentation, but I needed to hold on to a copy of my menu to decipher what the different items were. I think the fact that they combine tea service with their regular menu limits their ability to delivery a high quality tea, and some of the features that you get in a tea service are lacking as a result. The food was good, and I would return, but I would lower my expectations for the traditional tea experience.

The Episcopal WASP in me just loves a 'good cuppa, and the Dunbar House certainly offers a great…read moreexperience. You can walk-in, but it is best to make a reservation - especially if you are driving from any distance. A wine bar, which I've never really seen anyone partake in that. Their real bread and butter are the tea rooms. Three rooms, well, one is actually the outdoor terrace; the old room that looks like a Cape Cod revolutionary home, and the newish traditional British-style tea room. Clean. High volume. Very reasonably priced. Lots of themed events: Harry Potter, etc. Mother's Day is always booked out. A very wide and good tea selection. Friendly and accommodating staff. Nice menu as well... if you're worried you might leave hungry (with good cause because the three-tiered cake stand is not terribly filling) they have a menu with incredible offerings. Try the Pea Soup or the cheese board. Both are their best dishes, in my opinion. Highest recommendation!

Honestly, the primary reason Jamie W and I were drawn to this bar was the fact that it wasn't on…read morethe main drag of Commercial Street, a congestion nightmare on a balmy Friday evening when P-Town was at full capacity. You have to walk up a slight hill on Carver Street to get here, and it was no surprise that it was relatively packed with all the terrace seats taken. And yet, the ambiance was quite chill. Everyone was looking relaxed and definitely not on the make. Customers skewed a tad older here, which made us feel right at home. We were particularly impressed that the veteran bartender had a mixing container dedicated to their espresso martinis, so of course, we ordered a pair for $16 each (photo: https://yelp.to/VmjWNmEyk0). We sat near the fireplace and just let the smooth libations and mellow dudes give us the P-Town karma. COCKTAILS - 4 stars...readymade espresso martinis were almost too easy to drink...almost AMBIANCE - 4.5 stars...like someone's back patio SERVICE - 4 stars...cool bartender has been around the block a few times TOTAL - 4 stars...a welcome chill spot in the middle of P-Town RELATED - Exploring Provincetown? Here's my collection of places l've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/3MzCyr8

You definitely have an opportunity to get wrecked at the shipwreck and that may be all you need…read more This lounge has an upscale feel with a fire pit and some awesome outside seating. The drinks were decent and it is a fun place to gossip. You do have to walk up a hill to get there but you certainly can roll down it with the right beverages when returning.

We bought a couple pieces from Trevor. His artwork is incredible. His eye to detail. People always…read morecome to our house and ask where we got their artwork we live in Melbourne Florida and we travel to Onset mass every year. Whenever we go to Trevor's, we always end up buying something because we see something new every time. Thank you Trevor you are an incredible artist.

I have been visiting Trevors at his various locations. He is SO talented! I do not have one of…read morehis paintings, yet, but have bought several pieces of furniture and decorative bric a brac. It is such a relaxing, peaceful place to visit and browse...no pressure. Trevor is kind, knowledgeable about many things, easy to talk to and welcoming. I lived in Sagamore Beach when I first discovered him, now live in Duxbury, but cannot be in the area without browsing in his shop. My ultimate purchase will be a piece of his soothing art. This place is special; a must visit.