What a cool little stop. We ordered the bacon grilled cheese, clam cakes and a grilled hot dog…read more I'm not sure why Arizona is so far behind the times and we still have to struggle with crappy hot dog buns that fall apart at the bottom seam. It was amazing to have a hot dog with a split top bun grilled in the sides! The dog was perfectly grilled and the bacon in the grilled cheese was nice and crispy. The clam cakes were tasty. They weren't overflowing with clams but they were reasonably priced. All in all it was a great little stop for diner food with comfortable outside seating and friendly service.

Best soft serve -- super creamy. Twin Acres used to be our go to for soft serve, but Betty Ann's is…read morebetter! Can't speak for the hard ice cream because we went a few times during this visit and only got the soft serve--it was that good. Very friendly staff and great service. Know before you go: it's cash only!

We were at Mashpee Commons and came across this shop…read more What I liked: 1. They let you taste the different flavors so you can see what you like. 2. They have some unique flavors such as coffee kahlua brownie 3. You can have 2 flavors even if you're only ordering one scoop. 4. Cool miniature train up above

Tonight I had a small chocolate ice cream and it was delicious! Inside it was cute and festive for…read morethe holiday season with a selection of creative seasonal flavors. The service was friendly and I am looking forward to coming back and trying more.

Fantastic ice cream and frozen yogurt so many choices. Nice outdoor seating in the shade.read more

I've been getting a frappe here for the past five years and yesterday was the first time I was…read moredisappointed. Let's hope it was due to operator error and not a new SOP (standard operating procedure.) The problem: it was too watery, or in other words milk dominated and there was insufficient ice cream in the mixture. A frappe should be thick, and difficult to draw up by a straw. At $8.60, this was indeed a shipwreck.

My friend and I were looking for ice cream before our drive back to Boston. We just spent a long…read moreday on the beach and the soft serve at twin acres was exactly what we needed. I got a twist with rainbow sprinkles in a waffle cone, and my friend got a twist with chocolate sprinkles. The sprinkles tasted fresh (you'd be surprised how much this matters and how obvious it is when that's not the case) and the ice cream was cold and creamy. Def adding this to my list!

Good and quick service, even with a line!! They have an order window and a pickup window…read more The ice cream was good but with both the chocolate chip and oreo, we were quickly down to just the vanilla base (in other words: would love more oreos in the oreo etc!) Kiddie (1 scoop) cup was $6 after tax and tip; small was $1.50 more I believe. Overall a tasty spot for ice cream with plenty of parking,

*** CASH ONLY *** Nana's is the best ice cream in Onset, hands down. I usually visit three times…read moreevery weekend I spend in town. The Graham Central Station and Fluffernutter flavors are must-try. They raised their prices a bit this summer, but it's still much more affordable than other ice cream places in Boston / the rest of the Cape. They've got sundaes, soft serve, and Italian ice as well. The candy shop next door has a great selection and a vintage feel. Love the sour belts (watermelon and green apple), and the dark chocolate coconut clusters.

Very good ice cream. Very convenient. Very nice staff whose willing to help. Warning: they don't…read moretake cards but theres an ATM outside... and its worth it.

Located within the Bourne scenic campground, but a short walk in from the canal. Basic little…read morecampground store. Good for cold drinks & basic ice cream.

From the owner: A small camp store with lots to offer! Conveniently located…read moreinside Bourne Scenic Park; on the banks of the Cape Cod Canal. We serve Gifford's national award winning ice cream, and a host of beverages and snacks; toys for the kids, essentials for the fisherman and campers. We open for the 2013 season March 29th. Our Gifford's ice cream will be available for Mother's Day. Come sit a spell on our porch, and watch the boats go by...

Booked them for my twin girls 2nd birthday party. The service was amazing, and they were very nice!…read moreThe ice cream selection was impressive, which also included sundaes and Italian ice. We ordered the full menu service and were not disappointed! Loved it. I would definitely book them again!

We had Frosty Friends cater our Rehearsal Dinner, and we are so happy we did! They had a huge…read moreselection of ice cream sundaes and donuts. They were easy to communicate with and a joy to work with. Thank you!

Stopped in here for just a cup of coffee early in the day…read more Met the owner she was very nice, pleasant and accommodating. Also got a delicious cranberry muffin. Tried the Kona coffee, a bit reluctant but glad I took a chance. I loved it! It was smooth but not watered down at all. Bonus was she has almond milk or oat milk - not many places offer those. Ill definitely be back again and will try other things.

This is sone of the BEST ice Cream flavor in the Cape area. Familiar flavors, but creamier and full…read moreof the fillings you expect. Everyone ordered a different flavor, and there was not a complaint amongst us. The rubber donkey that kids can ride upon is a whole thing I was not aware of until we went here with a "fan" from last year. The Hawaiian Kona coffee would be better if it were served fresh, and not from a carafe. When you add cold dairy to a lukewarm coffee, you don't get the time to about it before it gets too cold. Tip 1: Just a note, if you are looking at the restroom in between the restaurant and the ice cream shop, that is only for the restaurant. You will need to go across the street and use the marina bathroom. For the love of God, don't even look at the Porta potty. It is probably full. Tip 2: the beach across the street is just lovely. You can lean up against the rail and perhaps watch a gentleman make oddly painted sand sculptures as we did. Tip 3: There is a beautiful grassy hill behind the ice cream shop that has a little amphitheater, so there are plenty of spots to sit outside.

I contacted Sand n Surf because I had bought a couple of Polywood rockers st Costco that I had a…read morevery difficult time putting together and saw that they were a local dealer. I explained my problem to Joanne and she said bring them in and we'll see if we can help. This was very generous of her since they had been purchased elsewhere. I ended up returning them to Costco instead and stopping at Sand n Surf and bought the same rockers from them for almost the same price, but fully assembled. They had to put them together for me and called me the next day, and said they were ready for pick up. This place appears to be a little hole in the wall that sells all sorts of touristy type goods, but they also do a great business as Polywood retailer. Super nice folks and extremely accommodating.

I have been wanting some Adirondack chairs and accompanying footstools for awhile. This year, I…read morebegan researching them. I wanted a particular design of Adirondack chair that I knew to be more comfortable. While they all look very similar there are differences in both the way the back slats are fanned out as well as how the seat is constructed. I ultimately opted against natural wood because they deteriorate more easily and shouldn't be left outside all year in our New England climate..those would pose a winter storage problem for us too. I learned that Polywood is a good choice in terms of comfort and durability. Unless you want your Adirondack chairs in a natural wood, the Plywood chairs come in a variety of colors which do not fade. We opted for a forest green which fits in nicely with the woodsiness of our property We have other outdoor furniture but I had a specific corner in mind where I envisioned two Adirondack chairs and footstools in a reading or conversation corner in our pool area. Sand 'N" Sun about an hour drive south of us at the mouth of Cape Cod had a great selection of Polywood Adirondack chairs. We were helped over the phone initially by Xerxes, the owner. He was helpful, knowledgeable and pleasant to work with. We had also ordered a very large patio umbrella to replace the one we have used for years over our outdoor dining table. This one is absolutely gigantic and provides greater sunshade over the table. Once we got to the store, everything we had ordered was ready and waiting for us. Xerxes and all the staff we encountered were very friendly and helpful. In hindsight, I don't know of this store carries Adirondack chair seat cushions or not. They are not entirely necessary but I had ordered some from L.L. Bean and are awaiting their arrival. The pool and patio store is actually part of an entire grouping of businesses all owned by Xerxes and family. So on the same stretch, there is also a huge gift shop....the kind everyone has seen in any tourist or beach town in America. This one was rather large with the usual assortment of t-shirts, sweatshirts, beach towels, hats, magnets, beverage glasses, all emblazoned with Cape Cod logos. There is also a soft-serve ice cream place on site along with an 18-hole miniature golf course. (I just may be the only American who has never played miniature golf and has no interest in doing so). Although it may seem like a random assortment of businesses, everything sold here is of a summer-seasonal nature. We had a pleasant and productive experience with this business. We have a pickup truck so were able to take the chairs and umbrella home with us. I am assuming Sand N Surf will deliver but we did not check out that option.