the network of freshwater kettle ponds throughout Wellfleet's protected National Seashore are truly incredible. each one is more picturesque than the last. text me for directions to my favorite.
for a true cape experience, come at dead low tide, and park all the way at the end by the river. where the port-o-pot is, walk straight out into the flats and visit the oystermen working their grants.
First Encounter is the location of the first encounter between Pilgrims and Indians. They landed in Eastham after Provincetown and before settling in Plymouth.
You haven't really eaten an oyster til you buy one here that came out of Wellfleet Harbor that morning and you shuck it for your damn self (they sell oyster knives too). Freshest seafood market around
unquestionably the _best_ place for produce and fruit on the cape. they only sell amazingly high quality stuff.
come early for the drive-in and get a good parking spot, then play a round of mini golf and slug back some beers while waiting for showtime. turn your dial to FM 89.3 and step back into 1971.
a great local farmer's market. be sure to get there early for the full selection. find farmer tim for awesome produce, and the burrata lady. that burrata could have my babies.
The freshest oysters in the world, on the most idyllic beach you can find on the outer cape... If you can find parking.
a loverly cape restaurant. great for brunch (rancheros!), or for oysters and a martini. a good scene abides.
a fantastic Mediterranean-inspired restaurant you would never expect to find in Orleans, MA.
After a long day of playing tourist, the Jamaican jerk sandwich, chicken fajita wrap and lobster salad were fabulous! Recommended by the locals and a great spot on the water too!
best spot in the world for cheap, random-ass trinkets and thcotchkes you never thought you needed but can't live without.
a perfectly good restaurant. that's the best i'll say, but it's enough.
Bring your boogie boards to ride the waves. Check surf conditions beforehand if you're really serious about the big waves.
a must stop on your walk thru town. load up on taffy, root beer barrels and pop rocks!
if you unfortunately catch a rainy day, head to the beach anyway! if that's not your bag, come do some candlepin bowling with everyone else on the peninsula.
looking for a place to stay on the cape that isn't too expensive, this is your bet. well-appointed and right on the water.
nice ocean beach, and the location of the first successful transatlantic wireless communication in the world (in 1903)...a message from Teddy Roosevelt to King Edward VII.
Amazing food and baked goods. Lovely people run the place. The owners are terrific guys. A must if you can get in! At least get some baked goods if you can't get a seat.
The best onion rings, awesome fried shrimp. Get there a few mins before they open or else be stuck in a long line that forms quickly
Bakery only open Thurs - Sun and get there early, but it's worth it for the muffins. Peach, Blueberry and Dirt Bomb are all aweseomsauce.
2 fish tacos and an IPA with a side of Mexican street corn to share. You'll be happy you did
Dirt bombs are it. After your heart attack, stick to the healthier cranberry almond poppyseed muffins. Great local Beanstock coffee always on tap.
yes of course the baked goods, but dinner service is the best on the Cape. top notch French preparation of local Cape ingredients. Chef Philippe and his staff are the best and prices are fair. do it.
Amazing lobster rolls. Comes with a side of delicious fries. Chowder is pretty great also.
Bone marrow with uni was so fresh. The uni was super fresh. Also the lobster bisque is packed w meaty claw meat. And get the escabeche with shrimp, octopus, artichokes, and spring peas!
