Love this place for cocktails! We Wally the loop down town Plymouth from the grist mill to Samoset…read morestreet and round through main street with stops in between. Honey baby is one my favorites. Let me just say the bartenders are all on point. They know how to mix this is proven when I order off the menu. I always order paper planes NY sours and other drinks. They don't flinch. Love that! The small plates are all good too. This place just makes such a nice stop on walk through town I can't miss it. So if you're in town take walk and stop in. You won't regret it. Who knows you might start walking the loop. See ya there.

Fun cocktail bar with good drinks. A relaxed atmosphere with good service and a young crowd.read more

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.

Lovely atmosphere and huge liquor selection. Friendly staff as well. Will be coming back.read more

I stopped in here for the first time for a nightcap on Thanksgiving Eve. It was a particularly…read morebusy night, as it always is the night before Turkey Day. I ordered for the group--the three of us had great Buffalo Trace old fashioneds at the recommendation of the bartender. Highly recommend!

food here is perfect i ordered delivery months ago but prices have gotten way too high…read moremuch rather dine in but malai kofta is delicious THE BEST INDIAN DISH BY FAR

I just had another great meal at Turmeric House in downtown Plymouth. The Shrimp Vindaloo was…read morefantastic as was the Butter Chicken the last time I was there. The staff is friendly and the restaurant atmosphere is very inviting.

Came here just for drinks with my boyfriend and my cocktail was amazing! His smelled amazing too…read more They were presented very nicely with perfect garnishes. The ambiance of the space is a little odd---the decor and furniture doesn't seem to flow with the space, but the bar was nice. Kirsten took care of us and she was wonderful. We will def come back!

Went here yesterday and had a great experience! Made a reservation for 8 and they accompanied…read moregreat. Everyone at the table had amazing meals and the waitress was so kind and attentive. Everyone thought their food was amazing. I got the baked cod and it was delicious

A very cool location with a really nice view of the Plymouth waterfront. That's it…read more Parking. Meh. It's summer and there always seems to be something going on in Plymouth. We parked at the municipal lot. Not too expensive, but honestly, America's Hometown and the town price gouges you. Enter either elevator or four stories of stairs. I recommend bringing a sweater or sweatshirt if you are dining outside. As the sun started to set, the temperature dropped and it was a bit uncomfortably cool. No propane heaters too. Appetizers: I had the unstuffed quahogs... very good, but honestly they were not oven warmed, but more in the cold spectrum. Tasty, but should have come out piping hot. The place was busy, as we had a six o'clock seating; however, we had to wait an hour after the appetizers until we got our entrees. I had the lobster roll, not bad at all, but it came with French Fries and there was no substitution. My bride had the Vegan Bowl and she liked it too. We were at the point to just get it all down our gullets and get the heck out of there. Service was nice and pleasant, but they pushed the drinks and it was a long wait. We left just after eight. I'm indifferent about this place. Might give them another try, but probably not. Between the waiting, cooling temperatures, and kids running around like it was a Chucky Cheese... meh, I could find better. Price-wise it was ok. That's my story, and I'm sticking to it.

Terrace roof top? More like I wanna jump off the top of this roof!! At an engagement party at this…read moreplace. Bartender total B word!!!! No personality, terrible service, and refusing to serve drinks to people of age. Terrible attitude all night. Unfortunately, the bartender's personality was stronger than the drinks, and neither were enjoyable. The service was slower than my decision to leave, and she looked like she'd rather be anywhere else. Avoid this place like the plague.

We love this place, especially sitting outside on the huge patio and outdoor bar, along beside…read moretheir beautiful garden. There's fire pits, outdoor patio furniture. Food is farm to table. Menu is great. Service has always been fantastic there.

We visited Rye Tavern on a Monday evening and were honestly disappointed. We had been looking…read moreforward to the meal, but several things just fell flat. The clam chowder had noticeable clumps of cornstarch, which was particularly unappetizing. My Caesar salad was also disappointing--the sourdough croutons were more like small bread crumbs than actual croutons. Our server did come by to ask about the food after it was initially served, which we appreciated, but overall the service and atmosphere didn't make up for the lackluster meal. The dining room door was propped open during our visit, and it was quite drafty and uncomfortable. Nothing was terrible on its own, but taken together, the food, atmosphere, and overall experience were just...blah. We expected more from Rye Tavern and unfortunately left disappointed.

This place is such a cute small place and the food is even better! Don't skip those hole in the…read morewall restaurants man. I forgot my server's name but she was the sweetest lady ever and knew the menu like the back of her hand. she suggested shareable platters to my coworker and I and we're so glad we listened. Everything was sooo freaking TASTY! now i understand how the restaurant got it's name! After each bite from a dish we literally closed our eyes to savor taste. You just have to try it! We got the cornbread, and omg!!!! Don't get me started on the duck wontons... i told her the chef needed a kiss on the cheek! lol Our entree was the star of the show and we both got the Beef cheek. The beef was fall apart tender and the flavors meshed sooo well together along with the cornbread. I think about this place often, would definitely fly back to Plymouth just to try the whole menu!

Trendy looking spot in the main drag in Plymouth, a few blocks from Plymouth Rock. Bar on one side,…read moretables on the other, with window view down to the water. Bartender handled the whole joint on a Saturday lunch. -- Patty Melt: Nice straddling between traditional and innovative. Brisket patty, neither thick nor thin, with a soft grind, cooked showing pink (I asked for medium rare if possible). Bacon-onion-jalapeño jam with some zip and bacon saltiness and bendy texture. Caramelized onions with a hint of sweetness. Partly-melted American cheese. Griddled marble rye with unnoticeable butter. Not perfection, but an enjoyable mix of flavors and textures. -- Fries (with the patty melt): Thin, crunchy shoestrings, aggressively salted, in assorted lengths. -- Quinoa Bowl: Bright flavors, good textures, per my wife. -- Ginger Soda: Made in house, string Ginger flavors, not too much sugar. Very good, though at $7, it's gotta be something you're certain you want. Solid experience. Hard to get a full picture without trying more things, but good enough to try more. And many good options for vegetarian dishes and mocktails.

Stopped on our way down here to have a bite to eat. We will come back for the fries!!!!!!!! Hello…read morefrom NJ!

Went there for Mother's Day Buffet Brunch 1pm seating…read more Problem was there was no "lunch" choices and only offered scrambled eggs, home fries, waffles and half frozen bagels. Very expensive breakfast ($40 pp). Won't be going back there.

We loved this place so much that we stopped back a second time for carryout on our drive back to…read moreBoston! We first wandered in on a cold, rainy afternoon and were immediately charmed by the cozy atmosphere. The service was warm and welcoming, and everywhere we looked, steaming plates of comfort food were making their way to happy diners. The cod Reuben with sweet potato fries was outstanding, and the clam chowder was exceptional. In fact, after trying chowder at six different places during our trip, my husband and I both agreed this was our favorite by far. The shepherd's pie looked incredible as it passed our table, but we'll have to save that for next time. The only real downside is the limited parking, but it's a small trade-off for such a wonderful spot. If you're in the area, don't miss this hidden gem!

We chose this restaurant largely because of its 4.5-star rating, even passing up a few waterfront…read morerestaurants with beautiful views but slightly lower ratings. Unfortunately, we left pretty confused about where the 4.5 stars are coming from. We were seated quickly, and the staff was genuinely very nice and welcoming. We had a booth, although it was oddly high and uncomfortable for me at 5'3" because my feet could barely reach the ledge. Service was pleasant, but after we ordered, no one really checked in on us. Our table tried quite a bit: the Reuben, classic New England cod, another cod and clam dish, clam chowder, and a pretzel. The clam chowder was probably the highlight. It had good flavor, although I would have loved more actual clams. The wine was mediocre. Unfortunately, the rest of the food was about a 5/10 for us. Nothing was terrible, but most of it was surprisingly bland and just not memorable. My cod and clam dish was especially disappointing. It came with four very large clams, but one was completely closed and should never have made it onto the plate. The cod, potatoes, and other ingredients were sitting in a pool of cream sauce, yet somehow the dish still tasted underseasoned. It felt more like something I could have steamed and put together myself at home for a simple, healthy weeknight dinner rather than something I'd be excited to order at a restaurant. Maybe we caught the kitchen on an off day, because the consistently high ratings made us expect much more. We specifically chose this place based on those reviews instead of going somewhere with a view and slightly lower ratings. In the end, we got neither the view nor particularly good food, which was disappointing. The kind staff and clam chowder were the bright spots, but based on our meal, I personally wouldn't rate the overall experience anywhere near 4.5 stars.