Chatham Sunrise is a quaint New England dining establishment with delicious food, great ambiance…read moreand terrific service. The omelet was "stuffed" with vegetables and the eggs were nice and fluffy. The berry pancakes were light and airy. This is a definitely recommend!!

A nice relaxing atmosphere where dogs are allowed and welcomed on the patio! The staff even came…read moreout to greet the puppy! We stopped twice already this week! The omelettes were fresh and the potato/home fries were the best we've had in a while! Prices are extremely reasonable for the generous portions! Create your own omelette or order from the specialties! Great variety! Thank you for a pleasant experience and delicious meal!

Incredible oysters as well as service! We had a variety of each of the oysters they had that day;…read morethe Wellfleets, Brewster, and Chatham. We've had Wellfleets all across the US and so it was cool to try some of the other local selections. Don't sleep on the Smoked Bluefish dip! Can't say enough good things. We will have to eat here everyday this week!

Such a huge find on the Cape!! We wanted oysters and littlenecks, and I just happened to remember…read moreseeing this little place slide by on Yelp. It is amazing! Excellent selection of fresh local oysters and clams, run by wonderful people! They have a great selection of beers and wine by the glass. You also have to try the pimento cheese sliders. Just do it!! They're open until Thanksgiving, so get your butt over there and thank me later!!

Diner alert - THIS PLACE IS EXPENSIVE. If you want cheap eats, this "ain't" the jedi you seek…read more Sorry. Keep on going. But if you venture into the dark side of hocking your home for a special dinner... The dining experience was EVERYTHING one could hope for in a restaurant of this caliber. Not a "Michellin Star" but certainly an approachable, reasonable, professionally kind and delicious dining experience. They have a dress code, but from my observation, the diners weren't as "fancy" as I thought they would be. Make no mistakes, this restaurant is on the high end of price range. And if you choose to take the plunge, expect to shell out a hefty price tag - WORTH EVERY PENNY. If you aren't swimming in dough, it's the kind of place reserved for something special - starting with the staff - all amazingly approachable, knowledgeable and polished in their appearance. "Emerils" quality staff (almost, because the serving is ALMOST as choreographed as the best Emeril experience). At the helm for us, Miss Vivienne (sp). WOW! Working herself up from room attendant to super server, this gem has been with the establishment for over 30 years. You can't fake this kind of loyalty - which solidifies the experience. BEAUTIFUL wine list. Now the food - ITS A LOT. A LOT for what a "tasting" menu/experience offers, its A LOT of food! 2 course tasting menu for $125, 4 course for $150 and a 7 course for $195. And its NOT etched in stone. It's your experience and the kitchen is open to your needs based on the menu offerings. Easily accommodating gluten sensitivies too. We opted for the 7 course meal. The "tasting" and swapped out the tenderloin and the lemongrass mousse. The bread was a warm and sultry herbed brioche with house made butter. Followed by 2 oysters, a yellow tomato gazpacho with Jonas Crab - luscious, perfectly seasoned with a creamy mouthfeel, so velvety. Carrots 3 ways - puree'd, roasted and slightly steamed adorned 3 HUGE and PERFECTLY executed scallops. By then, I was full! And out comes a true tasting of their lobster carbonara with Bucattini. I could have stopped there. But I ordered the Halibut. DOUBLE the portion I was served at STARS, perfectly seasoned, perfect temp with a squid ink paella style bomba rice with crispy chorizo and PERFECTLY poached squid. A FLAVOR BOMB offered with the butter wine sauce to be served at your discretion. My husband had the duck - it came 2 ways - pan seared and a shredded confit. DOUBLE the portion he was served cold at STARS. A lovely palate cleanser was provided in between the carbonara and the main course. And then dessert... I have rarely said that a dessert outshines the meal. If the meal was spectacular, the dessert was something out of my dreams! I swore Amaury Guichon was in the kitchen! I ordered an apple mousse with apple compote. Out came "an apple". I smashed the "skin" - an impossibly thin layer of white chocolate sprayed with red white chocolate. The mousse intact was ethereal and light and the apple fragrance just took me away. And if that wasn't enough, the delicate small diced firm compote was not overly sweet. SUBLIME. My husban had the Yuzu mousse with sesame icecream and chocolate twigs. A museum sculpture for sure. He is STILL talking about it. Almost $1000 later, we felt we had been to another place in time. And as we were about to say adios, Vivienne walks out with a little gem box with the daintiest cookies and confections. I simply couldn't eat more! A STANDING OVATION for the service, the food, ambiance and view. What a BIRTHDAY!

Albeit pricey, this was a wonderful experience with fresh ingredients thoughtfully prepared…read more Service was wonderful from our waitress. However I requested a window seat when i made my reservation a month in advance and they seated us elsewhere. When I inquired about the empty table for two by the window I was told it was first come first serve for window seating This didn't make sense to me since the table remained empty for another hour That was disappointing but I am still giving 4

pancakes were amazing, i didn't get butter which would've made them much better. Bloody Mary was okread more

This place was so cute! The food was delicious. I had pancakes and they were so good. Service was…read moregreat. I was visiting from Oklahoma and would go back here.

Food was good. Service excellent Nice cozy restaurant…read more We enjoyed it. I would personally not eat outside due to road noise.

The shrimp was good, I took it to go so i probably didn't get the full tender and moistness of the…read moreshrimp since I didn't eat there, the oxtail dinner was very flavorful, the oxtail was super moist, and juicy, only think I will say is there was alittle too much pimento but other than that oxtail was definetly a 9 out of 10. The rice and peas was moist and nice, the plantain was nicely fried and sweet and ripe and the veggies was ok for me especially me being Jamaican trying my own culture food that I was brought up on. I would definetly recommend this place

Good sandwiches. Good coffee. Awesome brussel sprouts. The food is great. Came here off the rail…read moretrail with two kids. Ordered takeout and sat outside near the parking lot. The huge connect four set outside was a great add. It occupied the kids while we ate. The inside is cute and it also has a pretty nice outdoor seating that's part of the restaurant. The workers were nice. We ordered out food 10 mins before closing.

Had a great experience last year when we visited Cape Cod so we went back to The Kitchen Cafe…read more Expensive for such small portions. Food was mediocre and coffee was just bad. Definitely skipping this place next time we visit.

This dark and cozy retreat in is worth a visit…read more The drinks are standout but the bartender, Jordan, really made our night the multiple times that we visited. He whipped up the offerings on the menu but also was well prepared to concoct libations based on flavor profiles or desired outcomes. He also can be trusted to create delicious mocktails that truly deserve a callout on the menu. For food, the olive bread and leek butter are delicious (though for a group you may want two orders), the white bean dip is sufficiently garlicky, and the burger is mighty in simple but delicious taste--accompanied by French fries that reminded us all of McDonald's. I hesitated to write this review because any busier would mean smaller chances of walking in on any given night, but I cannot bring myself to gate keep a gem that would find its place in any high-standard city, let alone the haven of South Chatham.

We waited too long to get reservations and we ended up walking in and sitting at a bar top. The…read moresmaller menu had a pretty good variety. We all enjoyed our choices even thought serving size was smaller than we were used to in Texas. Wings. Caesar salad. Sweet Pea Gnocchi all good Choices. About a dozen options for draft beer. Smaller restaurant but was nice to get away from the congestion area of Chatham. No real view. Good parking. It is good for a try but wouldn't go again. Lots of better options.

Solid spot for some seafood staples. Order at the counter and they deliver to your table. Friendly…read morefolks! We were there between lunch and dinner so there were only a few other tables occupied. We sat outside and it was a great experience under the covered patio. Fish and chips were plentiful, and just look at all that lobster on my roll!

Slightly off the beaten path, but so worth it. We got the Fish + Chips and the Lobster Roll…read more Everything--the haddock fish, fries, and onion rings--were crisped to perfection. The fish was very flaky and not overly oily. The lobster was nicely sauced and cooked wonderfully. Steep prices but the hefty portions easily made up for it!

OK so here's the deal on the Captain's Table. We were starving hadn't eaten since lunch the…read moreprevious day and it was around 12:30. I told my wife that I was going to the first restaurant I see.....which happened to be The Captain's Table.....which happened to be A GREAT FIND! This is a family owned restaurant. Our waiter, Steve, happens to be the son of the owners. He cooks, does dishes, buses tables and serves as a charismatic waiter. His dedication to his trade shines through. Now, they serve breakfast all day. If you're like me, 24 hour/day breakfast is a big sell. I had the 2-meat breakfast burrito which might very well have been THE best burrito I've ever had. They make their Bloody Mary mix and they are delicious. PLUS, the prices were reasonable (for Chatham, that is). If you're looking for a great meal prepared by great, local people The Captain's Table is where

We drove to Chatham today to walk around town and find some lunch. Our first pass by this place…read morerevealed a cute outdoor patio so we decided to give it a try. They have both indoor and outdoor seating but just about everybody there chose the outdoor patio like us. The menu offered both breakfast and lunch items as well as some specials. I went with the Cajun grilled swordfish sandwich and it was delicious. It came with a small bag of Lay's potato chips as a side. French fries, Cole slaw or any other side would have made it better. My husband had the fish and chips, along with cole slaw. He also enjoyed his food.

My fiance and I stopped here on a particularly rainy night on the cape and it was your typical…read moresports bar vibes with jaws theme, it wasn't too loud and the service was great the bartenders were very fast and nailed every drink and order, which was amazing especially given how busy it was. We ordered the great white pizza add pepperoni, and in the words of my fiance this was a top 5 pizza he ever had, and I agree- it was delicious, thin crust, perfectly cooked, perfect fold, very very good pizza, will definitely recommend

Really cute little Jaws themed pizza spot in downtown Chatham. The entrance is on the back side of…read morethe building from the main street (in the parking lot). Many innovative topping options, gluten free crust available plus salad and sandwich options. We got chopped and wedge salad, both great. All the pizza was fantastic. They even have Jaws pinball. Perfect spot for a rainy day before or after a movie (theater is in the same building, just around the other side).