Wonderful dinner tonight! We had the baked cod with mashed…read morepotatoes, and string beans or spinach. Our server was so attentive and professional. Thank you Flying Bridge! We head to Naples Fl next week. We will return in June 2027 and rush back to the FB first thing! For those who live here in Falmouth year round, you can enjoy the FB on a regular basis. It is truly the best!

We were quickly seated on the plastic window closed in deck about 1pm…read more It was a beautiful day and I was hoping to enjoy a potentially last pleasantly warm outdoor lunch of 2026. The service was decent, not what I would say as "friendly" but just get to business, i filed under - you do you. Ordered sushi which was ok. My friend got fish and chips that I tried and wasn't impressed. This is cape cod for the prices I expect tasty. I had the blackened Mahi sandwich. And that's when I couldn't figure out why I thought our server or others around me were chain smokers and wafting the odor by the table Every bite was a taste of ash. I have had blackened fish living in South Florida and it was seasoned as blackened and didn't taste like cooked directly on spent coals. Unfortunately I finished my beer to wash it down and remove the taste. Bottom line with a final bill of $99 and a 20% tip First and last visit for me. I enjoyed the fries and time with my friend and that was the 2nd star on this review.

I'm a museum person and this one definitely didn't disappoint. I appreciated the grounds which were…read moreabsolutely stunning and opened up directly to the water. All of the staff there were amazing as well. The museum had a small but serviceable section on Jaws and I appreciated the movie clips that they had. As a history teacher I appreciated the sections on the history of the island and the shipwrecks around the area. Overall we spend about a little over an hour there. It was a nice time but for $21 for adults I did find it to be on the higher end of museums I've been to. But if you're in the area and have the time I do recommend stopping by.

As a visitor staying on the island with family we decided to give the indigo dye process a chance…read more Although it was humid and warm outside the view, cold water for drinks and an interesting activity made it bearable. Each person was able to experiment using indigo leaves and dye on silk and cotton fabric. Instructors encouraged all participants to be creative and have fun. I would recommend this activity for young adults through those who are retied. It's a way of combing fun and learning in an activity. I would highly recommend this class for others. Go check out other classes available at the MVM.

Water Street kitchen is an American restaurant in Woods Hole next to the water street bridge. The…read moreinterior is a cozy restaurant with water views from many tables in the main dining room. The menu features well curated dishes that change periodically to make every visit different. Drinks are always well prepared and service is top notch.

This is a beautiful little spot. Have not been in years but went the other night. Was a bit…read moreperplexed by some of the menu items. First off, the Bluefish pate is still up there with the best. Absolutely delicious! The grilled oysters is where things went off the rails. They came with such a strong flavor of Turmeric it ruined the dish imo. They also had some type of cream and then topped with a grape. Strangest combination of flavors and textures I've ever eaten. We then moved onto the burger. It was just ok, for the cost of it, I expected a bit more. My wife could not finish hers. Overall it was an ok experience but I am in no hurry to return. If I do it will be for cocktails, pate, and the view.

One of my first stops in Cape Cod was the Highfield Hall & Gardens. Beautiful estate in a beautiful…read morearea. Per it's website: "Highfield Hall & Gardens is the magnificently restored 1878 estate of the Beebe family, now transformed into a vibrant center of cultural and community life on Cape Cod. The story of this property is a dramatic one as it was, literally, saved from the wrecking ball in 1994 and lovingly restored, opening as a museum and historic site in late 2006." On the ground was an outside art/sculpture that looked really interesting. Took pictures of it. Certainly a nice first stop in Cape Cod. It's in the town of Falmouth which is one of my favorite places I visited in my New England trip.

Beautiful spot to spend the day. We enjoyed the art in Highfield Hall and then checked out the…read moregardens. Lots here to explore. We also hiked one of the trails in neighboring Beebe Woods. There's also the Shining Sea bike path right next door. Lots of opportunities to get outdoors here and enjoy.

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!

I love this restaurant/pub. Sit at the bar, THATS where all the action is. Always friendly people…read moreto talk with. The lighting here is perfection, and if you have read any of my 100 of reviews you know that it's very important to me. Dining at a restaurant should be special and relaxing. So many places these days are using the lights meant for the cleaning crew as their regular lighting. Horrible. I started with an amazing Lemon Drop martini made with limoncello and not sour mix. Delicious. For my main I got the Steak Frites. Medium rare. 10/10. The flavor was out of this world. Served sliced. Fries were hot and crispy. Ruth's Chris could learn a thing or two here. $31. Linda was an exceptional bartender and server. As Always. A+ experience

Where to start? No communication. I emailed and called to confirm reservation... no reply to…read moreeither. No coffee in room... no safe... coffee available at 7:30... a little earlier would be better. Breakfast .. scary... bagels ...best choice but no butter ? No one around to ask. No napkins... really can you spare a square? Asked for invoice receipt 3 or 4 times... never got one... couldn't email me one or print one out! Oh coffee was good!

This has always been my favorite jewelry and gift store on Cape Cod! They offer beautiful handmade…read morejewelry, and beautifully curated gifts. The manager Peggy and all of the team members (hello Colleen!) are so helpful. They also offer beautiful Woods Hole map clocks and ceramics. Don't miss this special store and please support this local small business!

I have shopped here for years. I have no idea why I have never written a Yelp review of this shop…read more We have many mementos from this shop, dating back more than a decade. O this visit, we went in just to browse with little intent to buy. But we found a perfect memento of this trip, something we actually needed, a new wall clock for my husband's study. It has a topographic map of Woods Hole as the background clock face and has a frame of copper. It was not terribly expensive but is a novelty for our home and seems to be working well. The staff was incredibly informative about current goods from an artist we have bought in the past. There was some very pretty natural themed jewelry that in the past I probably would have purchased but probably do not have a real need now. I did pick up some note cards by a local artist as those are always useful. When we return to Woods Hole in the future we will undoubtedly return to this shop. We always do.

Cape Cod Winery is a hidden gem! Friendly service, plenty of…read moreshady seating and delicious Shipwreck Chardonnay. Pet friendly too Was pleasantly surprised by the live music that was very well done! My Greyhound loved it too

Wine was ok. Gave use issue with Real ID photo of 25 yo in group and hounded us. General Manager…read morewas a rude and kept repeating it's the law. We were all wearing 21+ wrist bands from another bar we proved age, and to not accept a proof of id that the fed government accepts to fly, you would expect them to be more reasonable. Won't be going there again for mediocre wine. Frequent wineries and this is one where I won't return to.

One of the best meals I've had in a while!!! Yelp reviews never steer me wrong. Can't say the same…read moreabout any other platform. Anyways, get the lobster strudel and thank me later. Other dishes we shared: filet mignon, ratatouille, scallops with polenta and greens. Various desserts. Some Cabernet that our fabulous waitress Jennifer recommended. Everything 10/10!!!

First time exploring this Falmouth gem as we have been unsure of the ability to work with a gluten…read moreallergy. Very happily surprised that most everything on the menu was, or could be made to accommodate my allergy. A warm colonial vibe pairs excellently with attentive knowledgeable staff and delicious food. The pork chop was perfectly cooked and the flavors were expertly matched without the need to add that "one more thing" which seems to ruin most modern twists on classic dishes. Definitely going back to explore the menu further. Felt like the perfect New England fall venue and meal on a rainy night.