Hyannis in the winter has its challenges when it comes to finding a place open. We found this place…read morewhile looking for lunch on a Tuesday. The restaurant is bare bones and looks like it's been around awhile. My only complaint was that it was a little cold inside. We ordered two sandwiches, an order of fries, a brownie and a drink. It came to $41. Roast beef sandwich was very good. I like my roast beef a little rarer than this but with bun and toppings were so fresh, it still tasted great. My wife had the turkey club and it tasted like you made it at home! Crinkle cut fries were cooked and seasoned perfectly. The brownie was HUGE. He gave us a corner, which couldn't have made us happier! Overall, this is a great go to for a solid lunch.

Fresh fast and consistent with the menu. Our son goes to school across the street and orders from…read morehere often. You can order online or call to have your food ready. Small and quaint cafe. Place ramps up during peak season of summer. All the items are made to order.

This was my first stop in town in august 25. I'm back. Atmosphere very relaxed and friendly staff…read more I ordered a moscol mule. Really delicious. They use a kinda hot spice ginger beer. Honestly refreshing. Just a bowl of clam chowder. Really hot. The depth of the clams was amazing. Loved it. I'll be back for a lunch at some point. Definitely a great stop n lunch place. Prices are reasonable. I'll be back

Food was so good! We started with the Cape Cod Benny. the egg was perfectly poached (major win )…read more The lobster mini cake that came with it was a tad salty, but the fresh French baguette saved the day and balanced everything out beautifully. The lobster omelette was another highlight they did not skimp on the lobster. Big, juicy chunks in every bite. Totally worth it. The only letdown was the spiced pumpkin latte. The coffee was sour and felt like it skipped the milk entirely. If you're craving pumpkin, go for the regular pumpkin latte, a much safer bet. Overall, we'd absolutely come back to try more dishes. The menu has too many good-sounding things to stop at just one visit!

My sister recommended this place for breakfast - it's a perfect go to for a quality croissant,…read morelatte and more. The ambiance is very inviting and nostalgic...definitely stop by at your next visit in Hyannis!

Patriotic. Quaint. Artisan…read more It's not often that you find a place where the food is exceptional and the coffee is every bit as memorable--but the Mariner Cafe delivers both beautifully. And then there are the croissants. These flaky, buttery little gems are handcrafted through a meticulous three-day process, and you can taste the care and craftsmanship in every bite. They are absolutely worth the trip all by themselves. Nara was an absolute delight. Her warm smile, sweet personality, and charming accent made our visit even more special. Baby Leo was completely smitten, flirting with her from his stroller all the way from the end of the line! If you find yourself in the area, do yourself a favor and stop in. This is one of those hidden gems you'll be glad you discovered. With both indoor and outdoor seating, it's the perfect place to relax and enjoy the moment. The weather was gorgeous this morning, and sipping coffee outside made the experience even more memorable. Highly recommended! #SupportLocal #CoffeeAndCroissants #HiddenGem #WorthTheStop #MarinerCafe

Great Service, Great Food !!…read more The Hyannis Mall location is the BEST !! We get lunch here 3 times per week.

$20 for a small gluten free sandwich isn't fair. I wish they adjusted their prices to reflect other…read morefast causal restaurants. Otherwise, seems like a good spot but may be overpriced for the quality. It's a small spot with enough seats, next to other great spots, and is a great substitute to nearby options such as Italian and thai food. I wish the staff would have more signage or explanations for their gluten free options as they said the price was less at the beginning of ordering and preparing the food, and then adjusted the price when paying.

I'm a sucker for a grilled cheese restaurant, so I knew I had to try this place. The menu has a…read morelot of interesting options. This was a window service restaurant but the food was cooked quickly and they brought it straight to my table out front.

I stopped by The Grilled Cheese Gallery while in town and I will definitely be going back! They…read morehave the friendliest staff and the food was OUTSTANDING. I'd recommend the Mac Daddy. Would love to see a location in Indiana!!! 10/10! What a great experience!

The food, service and ambiance is great! My husband and I split the baked oysters, which were…read moredelicious and served with their wonderful Bread for dipping. I had a delicious cocktail and followed the oysters with a yummy goat cheese salad served with roasted pistachios. My husband had the croque monsior which not only was delicious, it was huge and served with a leafy greens salad. It was a wonderful experience followed by going to the in house bakery to take home bread and dessert for a dinner party. Can't wait to go back!!

I tried Pain D'Avignon because I was looking for something different and I haven't been to a…read morepatisserie for years. The interior is pretty basic, small tables and small chairs, so a person of substance such as myself didn't find the seating comfortable. I tried: - French onion soup: this should have been an easy win. I found the Gruyere cheese to be overly thick, and the broth to be heavy handed on the wine. - Steak tartare: this was a good dish. The beef was thin cut, smooth, and the egg was cooked just right so the yolk added richness that then got offset by the capers. Due to the richness, you may actually find that this could be all you need for a meal, despite it looking small. - Croque Madame: le sigh, what a failure this sandwich was. Over easy egg? Not today, over medium, so not much runny yolk but a thicker one. This is a gigantic salt bomb, in addition. They serve your water in tiny glasses and every bite led to downing an entire glass of water. It's good they were on top of refilling the glasses, but even then I finished a quarter of this before I couldn't take it any more. I did saunter over to the counter where they have a lot of good looking pastries, so we'll see if the ones I bought end up redeeming this place. As it stands, I can't recommend this establishment unless you'd like to try the tartare.

What a great find Sue had a coupon for the Cove…read moreWe were pleasantly surprised at the upscale restaurant right near the end of the Main Street in Hyannis The service was superb! Katie was our waitress,and she aimed to please from the wine tasting to make sure we like our choices from the wine list We both selected the fish taco with pineapple salsa with a very nice dressing The unique potato chip fried fish was so fresh We opt for the garlic bread to go with our wine and that too had its special flare I know we both said this is a first but not our last trip to enjoy the food ,service and ambience . Thanks Katie for answering all our many questions and making so many extra trips to the kitchen for us Jackie S

We came here because of the great reviews and sat at the bar, but we were pretty disappointed. The…read morebluefish pate itself was good, but rather on the salty side, so serving it with salt and vinegar chips made it pretty much inedibly salty (this was taken off the bill when the bartender noticed we didn't eat more than one bite each). My first glass of vinho verde wine was served at room temperature (the second was fine), and the side plate I was given was crusted with dried food residue. I also watched an employee behind the bar wipe her nose with her hand and then continue slicing citrus barehanded. The chicken empanadas were good but not particularly special. We also had one of the small pizzas, which was the best thing of the night, crispy and flavorful (with a little char at the edges, which we like). The decor is a little bananas (different shades of green between the walls, the napkins, the barstools, and the banquettes; five kinds of lighting fixtures; lots of sound and lighting items with exposed, hasty-looking wiring). The bathroom door doesn't really close and lock properly. And the restaurant is really loud, even half full. The writing on the menu, about family members and special recipes, tells me that there's pride here and real care about making a good restaurant. However, without the attention to detail (particularly cleanliness and hygiene!), that's kind of moot. Three stars instead of two here because the pizza was good and the staff obviously care about customers.

Today was the first time we've tried this place. We heard it was good. We liked it a lot. I had an…read moreegg white breakfast burrito. It was excellent. I'm trying to cut back on egg yolks a bit. Didn't miss the yolk at all in this dish. Came with sour cream, a bit of salsa and guacamole. All good. It also came with a bowl of excellent fresh fruit. Not the crappy stuff... very good fresh fruit including things like blackberries and strawberries. All sweet and ripe. My wife got an excellent omelet with a toasted blueberry muffin. She also got the fruit included. She liked hers a lot. The waitress was great. Very friendly and provided great service. She automatically brought me a second pitcher of hot water and a second tea bag without me even asking. That's a notable first!!! My wife and I looked at each other part way through the meal and said...."We're gonna come back here!"

Really enjoyed my Chef's salad (Orange Cranberry vinaigrette is a light splash of flavor; bacon was…read morebetter than I've had on most Chef's salads. My server was delightful! Love the simple diner-like vibe inside.