Super cute little ice cream shop in Orleans!…read more On a rainy day trying to find some things to do, we decided that eating ice cream was definitely a proper way to use our time. They have a nice deck for better weather, but we opted to enjoy ours in the car. We each got a kiddie cone, which in proper New England fashion, was still plenty of ice cream. I had coffee Oreo and my husband had Irish cream. The flavors were excellent, lots of cookie chunks in mine. I really liked the texture too. It was very smooth and creamy, not icy, but somehow felt lighter on the tongue than a lot of premium ice cream does. They also had quite a few dairy free/sugar free/gluten free options so they seemed very allergy friendly. Services was friendly and prompt. They're serving some of the best ice cream on the Cape! Definitely check them out.

First time here this summer; line is very quick, servers hopping around to help each other and…read moreclear the line - well done! FYI they have online ordering with a separate pickup area.

This location is better than the other Emack's on the cape. Our favorite flavors are the blueberry…read morecrumble, smoreo and cherry. Easy parking and outdoor seating! Service is wonderful and they stay open past the summer season until all the ice cream is gone!

We've had place in Orleans for over 25 years. We used to love Emack and Bolios. We'd wait in the…read morelines. the ice cream was good. And it wasn't cheap but I don't feel we were being fleeced eating it. It was a fun treat. We loved it. When the ice cream cafe came in and stole all the business I felt bad and thought it seemed unfair. I would try to get my family to patronize E&B. Kids weren't inclined. Tonight I made them go, i said give it a chance. Well I am fully on the kids' side now. It is really sub par. Super expensive. Half hearted service. Slow. No samples - which for these prices is bizarre. Only okay ice cream. It makes me sad. I wan't to be faithful to the old place --but we will absolutely never go back. 100 yards away is a happy, peppy ice cream store with slew of flavors and carefully made well scooped cones. My kid got a root beer float at Emack tonight. I think it was 9 dollars. A teeny non ball mush of ice cream dumped at the base of a small plastic cup and a can of soda. It was worse than getting fast food. I mean what? My other kid got a small cone. I tipped the servers and left $20 dollars poorer. You must be kidding me. It is like they want to go out of business. They need to regroup or something. It isn't working.

I've never left a review but this place made me get an account to. The owner (I assume) HUNG UP ON…read moreME on the phone after I called inquiring about the hours because the signs were FALSE advertising saying they would be open today. Terrible organization clearly and one door was open which I went in the store when there was NO ONE THERE. I owner who RUDELY HUNG UP ON ME waltzes in there in flip flops not a care in the world and I point out the false advertising he said "yeah we will try to open later" yet leaves up the signs advertising that it is open. I was very excited to try the new flavors of soft serve but will not be giving them my business, so many better ice cream places on the Cape that treat their patrons with respect and don't mislead them.

Friendly service, great flavor variety (coffee Oreo!!) plenty of seating both inside and out. Add…read moreto that mini golf across the street and a kitschy souvenir shop next door and you have got a new favorite!

Stopped by this new ice cream shop for a treat after some cape escape mini golf. We got mint chip…read moreand coffee Oreo. Both were absolutely delicious. Highly recommend!!

This place was very fun! Stopped in for some lunch on a Sunday. Easy parking and inside was busy. I…read morewas a little overwhelmed at first because there is so much chocolate and options that look delicious. I ordered a #3 turkey, roasted red pepper and pesto sandwich with a medium hot chocolate. Both were delicious! I was able to get a seat on the side. Inside is tight but a medium amount of seating. My food came out in about 5-10 minutes. The sandwich was delicious I just wish it was a little bite bigger but okay size for ~$10. The hot chocolate was also delicious but a little pricey ~$6. Overall so yummy and was fun to pick out some chocolate and try some goodies!

This is a hard place to rate. Is it a candy shop? Or is it a coffee shop? Actually it's both. For…read moresure they do an active business in the well stocked candy section and they make some very good chocolates. But most of the customers, myself included, seem to want it to be a coffee shop, a relaxing place to enjoy some coffee, some time with your devices, your book, or in conversation with friends. And there's nothing else nearby that fits the bill, so by defacto this is it. Unfortunately in this area it falls flat. Its interior more resembles a retail store than a cozy place to hang out with its closely spaced tables among merchandise shelves, a commercial feel, and it's been noisy and crowded every time I've been there.. My coffee, a standard small black, was good, and locally roasted, but loses points for being served in a paper cup that I fill for myself at the urn. For specialty drinks you get a number and wait to be called to the pickup window, the several waiting customers contributing to the noise and crowding. For me, a a big part of a coffee shop's overall rating is the quality of their pastries and sweets. Here's where they especially failed for me. They have many such items - an unusually large number actually, mostly slices of various cakes. But none are made in house, nobody could or would tell me who made them, and they were priced at up to and exceeding $12! That's not just high for a coffee shop, that's restaurant prices. At least in a restaurant your slice might be decorated with some fruit drizzle, whipped cream or ice cream and a cherry. But a sad slab of cake, naked on a plate made by who knows, for twelve dollars? No thanks. So instead I went over to the candy side. They have a large selection of chocolates, caramels, truffles, candied fruit slices, fudge, meltaways, all the usual forms, and all made by them. And every one that I have tried has been delicious. Before ordering my coffee I went to the counter, ordered four individual chocolates from the vast selection, and for under $5, sweets in hand, I got my coffee then went outside to the picnic area to relax. But even the outside wasn't so relaxing. It is a crowded, busy parking lot, and the picnic table is next to a Dumpster.

Cute little coffee shop. Lots of amazing looking pastries... Love the Dirt Bomb!! I recommend…read morestopping here for a casual start to your morning

Imagine that a donut and a muffin walked into a bar, fell in love and married.... and then they…read morebecame the Dirt Bomb. These are the marriage between a donut and a muffin with a nice bath of butter... this must be heaven! It had been years since I had them, and fortunately my neighbors brought some home this past weekend!

Yummmy. It's window service to order and pick up. No table service…read more Lobster rolls with fresh lemon tasty. The onion rings are a must have, fine sliced crispy piled high!! Fries also good but those onion rind dipped in horseradish mayo sauce was too good. Friend liked her haddock fish sando too. We sat outside in a heat-lamped patio still a bit chilly but ok on a 25° day. Tip there's more parking farther back road below the tiny lot on main road. & Shakes look fantastic too!!

The food is fine. The buns for the lobster roll and the fried clams were subpar…read more Service is fast and they just call your name over the intercom to have you come up and get your food. I wouldn't tip for this type of service so be mindful that they ask for tip. There isn't any official inside seating so bring a jacket because even if you ask them to turn on the heat lamps above you, they won't do it . There's plenty of parking to help yourself water and ice machine and bathrooms on the premise .

Coming back to my home state of Massachusetts from Pennsylvania for a much needed sea and sand…read morevacation Our first priority was food, real, by the ocean... seafood ! Cobies, did not disappoint! I had a fried scallop plate and he had the fried whole belly clam plate. Order at the window and get a buzzer when plates were ready. Outdoor seating area was very decorated with the Cape Cod vibe. Also invites you to have an iceceam after dinner, if you can handle all that food! There is handicap parking, and a ramp to the eating area. It is pricey, market price pending, but very delicious! Seasonal, so the last day would be the weekend after Labor day.

Loved this place! I spent my day biking the Cape Cod Rail Trail and used Cobie's as my lunch…read morestopping point. What a great choice! There were plenty of other bikers there (as well as locals and vacationers), so I figured it must be a good spot. It's one of those classic counter style seafood spots, with plenty of outdoor seating. Even with the long line, my food was ready pretty quickly. The restaurant had an ice cream counter, but I just stuck to the seafood. I went with half fried shrimp and half fried clam strips with fries. Lots of fried food! I preferred the shrimp over the clam strips because I found them to be a bit too breaded, but that's common. I would for sure come back again. Only thing that could have been better would have been if the restaurant was on the water!

Excellent service and food!…read more We started with the brie, small serving but just enough for 2. Had blueberries, apples and strawberries in it. Entrees we had the Artisan Salad and the baked cod,both were absolutely delish! We were too full for dessert!

Reservations not available for larger parties, but we took our chances on a Friday night in May. We…read morewere seated in the outdoor area -- rainy, wet, cold night, but the heaters worked fine. When the water started coming in under the enclosure, we were moved to a better location. Specialty drink menu is fun - I loved the Rusty Spoon (Manhattan adjacent) and others enjoyed the Duck Martinis. The pretzel bread stix came hot and soft. Shrimp was the Fry Basket of the day and it was excellent: large shrimp, great breading, love the cherry peppers. Fries are really good - hot and crisp. The baked scallop special was also really good. Burgers are large and everyone in our party who ordered one had to take a portion home. Fish and chips looked great. Our server was super friendly and spent a good amount of time with my 93 yr old MIL. Recommend for the food/decor and atmosphere are average at best.