My Dad suggested the Daily Paper as we wanted to get brunch. We arrived around 10:30 am. There was…read morea short wait but once we were seated the waitress came right over and offered us coffee. We took a few mins to look over the menu and when the waitress returned she took our order. Within minutes our food was brought out. I had the Organic Egg Omelette and my Dad had their Breakfast Burrito. The food was excellent and our waitress very attentive. Definitely will come back next time I am in the area. It's worth the short wait and the atmosphere is very inviting.

Had a wonderful late breakfast at The Daily Paper. Approx 25 minute wait for a table but well worth…read moreit. Today, they had house-made Corned Beef hash. The corned beef was delicious, especially the burnt ends. If I'd known the hash had as many potatoes as it did, I would have asked to sub for the home fries but, as you'll see, I had no problem eating both! She had the healthy egg white scramble with spinach and chicken sausage and grilled tomatoes with a fruit cup and she loved it. We had a booth tucked in the back corner which was perfect for us. Melissa and the entire staff were attentive and so nice. All in all, a really good breakfast/brunch!

We were pleasantly surprised by breakfast here - it's a notch above the average diner. I loved my…read morethin cheddar & tomato omelette - nice sharp cheddar & plenty of tomato. Scali toast was delicious. I wish the home fries had been crispier and included onions. My husband was very happy with his eggs over easy & raisin toast. Coffee was just okay. Waitresses were well-trained and service was very fast. Prices are reasonable. We'll be back soon! P.S. Other reviews mention that it's now Baccari's. It's gone back to Talk of the Town. No dinner - just breakfast & lunch

I go here often and haven't had a bad meal or experience. Friendly staff always and great service…read more Reasonably priced plates.

Buttercup Cafe is a real treasure in the quaint Cape Cod Village of Barnstable…read more And fortunately for us, we lucked out twice now finding both a parking spot & an open stool at the counter. Fast, friendly & efficient counter service during Both breakfast experiences rate 5 stars with extra points for the homemade Corned Beef Hash. We checked out the specials board that advertised Home Made deep dish Chicken Pot Pies & a week later reserved one to eat at home. When brought home, This amazing creation can be divided into individual slices, wrapped & then frozen for future meals without any reduction in quality. Buttercup is a busy place with a well worn interior setting. Be aware, AM hours & lunch time on weekends can have a line out the door.

Really cute little place in a gorgeous part of the cape. Went here for the specialty coffee and…read morethey didn't disappoint. We tried the eggs Benedict and the French toast and both were tasty. The two waiters were very warm and helpful! Prices were also extremely reasonable. Would definitely be a regular if I didn't live in New York.

Crabapple's is lowkey a hidden gem in Falmouth. I've never been disappointed. The service is always…read moretop notch, food delicious, and prices are right. Order the crab cakes, which are unique and delicious. Parking can be kind of annoying but it's well worth the effort.

Stopped in for lunch on a whim while driving through Falmouth. Biggest problem was finding…read moreparking. Both lots were full so we waited for a spot to open up. Our server was pleasant enough and the small restaurant was cute. Bar, hightop, booth and table seating are available. I ordered the fish and chips while my wife ordered the fish tacos with sweet potato fries. The fish tacos were very good but had too much cilantro but the taste was very fresh. My fish and chips was excellent. The fish was cooked perfectly, flaky and still glistening. The batter was crispy and was thicker than tempura but thinner than beer batter. The only issue was a fairly small portion size. My wife had the same amount of fish on her tacos. We did have dessert, which was unusual for us. My pecan pie was extremely well done and had a wonderful flavor. Only way to make it better would be to serve it cold, not room temperature...but that's just personal preference. My wife got the tapioca pudding, which was a little less successfully prepared. The texture wasn't bad, it was served cold but had to option to be heated and the serving size was good. It just didn'tdidnt have much flavor...tasted more like a custard, but it was even bland for that. Over all? Very positive experience and we will be back

Another year on the Cape, and our second year coming to Jack's for breakfast. There was no wait on…read morea Saturday morning around 8:30, and there was plenty of parking outside. Service was quick, and we all really enjoyed our breakfasts. I shared the potato pancakes, which were crispy and came with plenty of sour cream, and the raspberry popover special - a must order!!! They piled it with warm cheese, bacon, and fresh raspberries and jam, such a delicious combination. We recommend this spot to anyone looking for breakfast on the Cape! Such a cute atmosphere and great food!

Ample parking is available, somewhat hard to find, located behind several storefronts on Route 6A,…read moremaking it a bit challenging to find. The generous portion sizes are noteworthy, particularly the pancakes, which are exceptionally delicious. Upon entering, we were seated after a brief 5-minute wait. Decor was somewhat boring. The service was courteous, and patrons can choose from indoor and outdoor seating options. Our orders consisted of Alex's chorizo hash accompanied by two fried eggs, home fries, and toast, as well as The Slick, eggs Benedict with smoked salmon, home fries, and pancakes. Regrettably, the salmon's pronounced saltiness and texture did not appeal to me, and the chorizo was somewhat dry. Nonetheless, the dining experience was satisfactory, with the home fries standing out as a highlight.

Betsy's has never disappointed me. Classic diner vibe, always at the counter. Service was…read moreimmediate, friendly, and no asking required. The food was very good and plentiful for the price.

Delicious breakfast. Great ambience and friendly service. Plays 50's and 60's music in the…read morebackground but not loud enough to be annoying.

The most amazing food. Many organic, fair trade, and vegan items. Currently have a lobster omelette…read morethat's phenomenal and a bargain. Bottomless organic fair trade coffee that tastes great. Omelette cooked soft as requested. Vegan harvest hash. Vegan "cheese" sandwich as good as milk cheese. Recommend sourdough and marbled rye. Friendly fast staff. Nice music, not too loud. Busy but they handle it well.

The food here is fabulous. The cinnamon French toast really tastes like cinnamon (as opposed to the…read moreegg taste I usually associate with French toast). The pancakes were fluffy and flavorful- two was definitely enough but the third is only $1 more. They put chocolate chips into the batter but also on top for maximum chocolateyness. They told us it would take about 20 minutes to get a table for 2 which makes sense on a Sunday morning in the summer, and it was a pretty accurate estimate. It took a while to get the food, about 35 minutes from when we ordered. The wait to get on the waitlist was interesting because I think the checkout computer for the bakery is also where waiters and waitresses have to put in orders, verbally with whoever is there. There was a line of us waiting to put our names down/check in while a waitress had to read out three tables' orders to be entered on the tablet. We'd been done eating for about 10 minutes and sat waiting for the check, unsure if we were supposed to checkout at the computer or if they'd bring a check. We flagged down our waitress to ask and she told us we could pay at the counter (glad we asked!) We had what I'd consider the best table in the house: a corner two-top! I didn't feel cramped or overwhelmed but I think I might have at a lot of the other tables here. They make the most of their space but I can see where it could be a little claustrophobic. All in all, it's not a quick stop per se but the food is great and we love supporting small businesses!

A must-try breakfast spot with gluten free options!…read more I opted for the "Putting On The Grits": Local grits topped with flavorful braised short rib, perfectly poached eggs, Gouda, crisped leeks & onions pickled in red wine. Out of this world flavor combination, hearty, fresh and a fantastic, cozy atmosphere to boot! Our waitress was a joy-- it was clear she loved working at Ann & Fran's! Highly recommend to anyone

What can I not say about this place…read more I came here a year ago based off all you fellow yelper's guidance and you're usually 100% correct. I remembered how great of a breakfast I had, that when I went to the Cape again, I made it a point to come back. The counter waitress is unbelievably friendly. She busts her butt and thank god, because it makes everything special. I ordered the Blueberry Ricotta Pancakes with a side of bacon. The medley of sweetness, saltiness and creaminess from the blueberry sauce made with fresh blueberries, ricotta and pancakes all blended nicely. I felt like every bite was heaven. I probably didn't need the bacon, but it was cooked just how I like it... well done! The waitress never let my coffee mug reach the bottom and she was always smiling. I saw some muffins on the wall and almost took home some cornbread jalapeño ones because they looked divine, but somehow I managed to contain myself. The prices were very reasonable. I would definitely like to come back soon!