The Coonamessett is a great option for dog-friendly hotel rooms or medium-to-large event spaces…read more We rented the Double Queen Suite for a weekend for our bride and groom's suite, as it was extremely well-lit and spacious enough for my eight groomsmen to get ready with me. It was a little surprising that a room with such a large common space would have two queen beds instead of a king bed, though. The staff, including housekeeping, did a great job making us feel like guests of honor all weekend long, with a bride and groom welcome setup and several refreshes of the room while we were away. We were also able to book one of the dog-friendly rooms at the last minute, in which my mom stayed with our dog. There was lots of green space on and off the property for our dog to explore on walks. The Coonamessett also hosted our morning-after-the-wedding buffet breakfast, which we coordinated through their special events team five months before the wedding. The food was pretty good, nothing special, but was a little on the pricier side (to be expected for a wedding-related event). Since they weren't hosting a wedding on-site that weekend, we were able to use the entire ballroom space. A couple hotel guests wandered in and grabbed a plate before we informed them it was a private event. The Coonamessett even opened the bar for our guests (my niece and nephew said the espresso martinis were good!).

Where to begin? Awful check-in cuz no one was here when we arrived, and no instructions were…read moreprovided. The place was pitch black. Took us half an hour to figure out access to our room. Ah, the room. Quaint, yes. Comfy, no. Whoever designed here has absolutely no idea what they are doing. No in room coffee, and you can't get any from the main house till 730. No in room microwaves, and when I asked if I could use the kitchen's to warm some food, I was told "no." The onsite restaurant is closed, so...

Pickle Jar Kitchen is situated in Falmouth MA, a quaint New England town. The sandwiches are…read moredelicious, served with their own varieties of pickles. Service is excellent. Everyone was friendly and helpful as it was our first time there. You will have to wait until next season to try the food. I recommend eating here if you like homemade style sandwiches, desserts....and pickles(carrots, onions, turnips, and more).

This is a very cute niche restaurant. Love the toaster graveyard outside. The service was fast…read more Food was good. Wife loved her BLT. The roast beef sandwich was packed with meat. The only thing was the entire sandwich wasn't hot/warm (just the toasted bread and cheese was melted) but I would try it again. Def stop in if you're looking for a quick bite

Had such an amazing experience at this restaurant on the day before Christmas Eve…read more We first had the chance to try their bread and sandwiches ( which were incredible), such as Le Romano and the fougasse! However, what truly made the night memorable, was when the owner of the shop came out during closing time and offered all the costumers a free loaf of bread! If that doesn't speak to Christmas spirit and how much they value their costumers, I don't know what does! This kind gesture absolutely made our night and was much appreciated. We enjoyed their amazing bread during our Christmas Eve dinner and could share it with all our loved ones! I highly, highly recommend coming to this cafè when in town!

I would like to review the Woods Hole location near the Ferry stop, which people don't seem to know…read moreabout. It is smaller than the Falmouth location, but just delightful and steps from the ferry and Peter Pan busses etc. Had an amazing almond croissant and latte before we boarded the train. Lovely service and didn't expect this level of baked French goods at woods hole ferry terminal but such a nice surprise !

So glad we went here for breakfast on our trip at the Cape…read more Our hotel (Falmouth Inn) complementary breakfast was not great. Luckily, Mary Ellen's is directly across the street from the hotel. We order the corn beef Benedict, Portuguese French toast, and side order of pancakes. The French toast was really good. I really enjoyed it. Corn beef Benedict was mid but I enjoyed it. Price was very fair, affordable. Service was great. This place felt like home. Very cozy with a lot of locals enjoying breakfast and coffee. Highly recommend coming here if you're around for breakfast

Very average, no frills diner…read more Prices were raised recently, but not too bad. Food was nothing special, like cafeteria food. Ambiance was good and the staff had flair and charisma. The commentary was pretty comical and classic Americana. Good for a breakfast meal once in a while that won't break the bank.

We were looking for brunch. I guess breakfast ends at 11 on Saturday…read more Fortunately, I had a Cape Cod Rubin (with Haddock). It was amazing. I just couldn't stop talking about it. I will come back here for sure for the outstanding combination of flavors. My boyfriend had delicious the meatloaf sandwich. The staff was extra friendly. Highly recommended!

Crabapple in Falmouth is a solid local spot that feels refreshingly untouched by the price hikes…read morehitting a lot of other places. It is not flashy and does not pretend to be. The decor is simple and a little dated, but in a way that feels honest, not neglected. What really stands out is the staff. From the start they make you feel welcome without overdoing it. Just friendly, attentive, and relaxed, which goes a long way. The food matches the price point, which is a compliment these days. Nothing feels inflated for the sake of it. The clam chowder is the standout and absolutely worth ordering, and the desserts are surprisingly great. The kind of great where you say you are too full and then order one anyway. Service was consistently good and on the same level as the food. Overall it is a straightforward, dependable place that does what it does well. Support local. Grab the chowder. Save room for dessert.

We were five hungry travelers with time to kill before catching the ferry for a getaway to Martha's…read moreVineyard last week (5/12/25). Found Eli's Pub while searching for somewhere to have dinner and a cocktail: Eli's Tavern looked perfect so off we went! We arrived about 4:45 so there were no other guests except another couple. We were greeted by our friendly server and settled in to enjoy our early evening. The decor is cozy with warm wood walls and tables. It gave off a relaxing vibe right away. Lucky for us it was $10 burger night. The menu has a large selection of pub fare. Three of us chose the burger special. Two of our friends chose to have a Rachel. The place began filling up while we were enjoying our drinks - a popular place on a Monday night! Everything was delicious. The burgers were big, juicy with a delicious flavor while the turkey on the Rachel's was moist and tasty. All in all an excellent choice for us out-of- towners: great prices, really good food and a relaxing place to spend about 90 minutes while waiting to line up for the ferry.

$15 fish and chip nite fish was good fries were very soggy. Waitress was very good. The tavern…read moreitself was very cozy and comfortable!

We love "Shiny Diners" so when we saw this it was a completely impromptu decision…read more They were busy but not "waiting to sit" busy. Service was fast, professional and friendly Coffee was fast and very good, even as busy as they were, we never had to request a top off, it was just done! Cool 50's retro vibe! Old but clean Food - They serve SCALI Bread and OMG was it delicious! My wife had French Toast made with it and WOW! I had the Rat Pack Omelette with breakfast potato's (yes, with Scaili Bread) and it was hands down one of the best breakfasts I've had in a long time! Will be my must stop anytime I'm in the Cape! Thank you

What a great little breakfast place. Plenty of specials and a great staff. I hade the corned beef…read morehash which seemed home made. The home fries were stellar. The coffee was good and hot. And my toast came out warm and buttered. I will come back.

This review is 5 stars simply because this is the best breakfast sandwich I have had to date!!! I…read moregot the D.P.W and it was so flavorful and fantastic! Cape Cod Bagel has indoor dining, but I found their online pick-up option easy and efficient. The exployees were kind and very accomodating when I had to make a change to my order. The coffee was good, however it is your standard self-pour with a few flavors. Definitely check this place out as you start your morning off in Falmouth!

First time stop at Cape Cod Bagels even though we've driven by this place thousands of times. It…read morewas super busy on a Sunday morning, but everyone is hustling and friendly enough. It's got a low-key no frills vibe that is charming in its own kind of way, and we definitely appreciated their shellacked bagel decor. We got everything to go, our overall assessment is: meh. The bagels themselves are fine, but the they put way too much cream cheese which just ends up oozing out everywhere. The plain bagel with scallion/chive cream cheese and tomatoes was pretty good, but the sesame one with eggs and cheese was unimpressive because 1) it needed some acidity, and 2) the eggs were rubbery, like they were made in a microwave with egg mix that came out of a carton. No thank you. Our kiddo's plain everything was fine. We asked at the register if their muffins were homemade and were told "yes," but we strongly doubt it because the pistachio one we ordered tasted *exactly* like the artificial almond flavor pistachio ones that are a distinct product of Sysco/Whatever Massive Food Purveyor. So that was a bummer. Overall, we're glad we tried it at long last, and maybe we'll come again and order better. But we'll still be on the lookout for a good breakfast place to grab some quick food whenever we're not in the mood for Pie in the Sky next time we're in the area.

Felt incredibly welcome even though we were in at 1 pm had egg white omelette which is small in…read moreother restaurants and Irish Benedict. Was hot , delicious, and presentation was perfect. Totally reasonable price! Think we have found our favorite breakfast place down cape!!!

I had the Hemingway. Eggs Benedict with crab cakes and spinach. Service is great I like to eat…read morelocal and support the community

I really enjoyed my breakfast here! Had a fabulous omelette with ham and cheese and a pancake!…read morePancake was light and fluffy omelette was moist and gooey. My favorite thing was the cornbread on the side! It was buttered and fried and delicious. The waitress was so sweet and friendly. I love places like this.

Parking-Terrible, you must park in the hotel parking lot, no street parking and local businesses…read moresay "No Persy's Parking". If the weather is bad, park as close to one of two hotel entrances and walk through the hotel. Atmosphere- was obviously a "Bar and Grill" for the attached hotel. The bar is still there but is now the check-in counter with the rest used as haphazard storage, bit of an unpleasant eyesore when you walk in. No decor to speak of, cleanliness was ok. Overall it was just a boring room. Service- The restaurant was empty, only 1 booth with two people were there. Two signs at the counter, one said "Wait here to be seated", the other said "Please Seat Yourself". After a 12 minute wait (we were the only people waiting) the waitress tells us to sit anywhere as long as it was in 1 of 2 booths. Other than the wait to be seated the server was very nice and professional. Food- known for their Hash, I had one of their hash omelettes and it was good and I enjoyed it. Was it "being known for" delicious? No. But I'd certainly have it again! Breakfast potatoes were delicious!! Overall- Not what I expected, not a solid 3 star experience. Worth trying but I'll forget this place shortly after I hit "Post Review"