• Tree House Brewing Co.

    Tree House Brewing's legendary hazy IPAs have arrived on the Upper Cape, and the Sandwich taproom lives up to every bit of the hype. Grab a Julius, load up on four-packs, and settle in — this is a craft beer pilgrimage worth making.

  • Naukabout Beer Company

    Named after a Wampanoag word for wandering, Naukabout Beer Company is Mashpee's laid-back craft brewery pouring standout IPAs and seasonals in a taproom that feels like the Cape at its most relaxed. Live music, outdoor seating, and rotating taps make it a must-stop.

  • Ember

    Wood-fired cooking and bold seasonal flavors make Ember one of the Cape's most exciting modern American restaurants. Live-fire technique, local sourcing, and a serious cocktail program add up to a meal worth planning around.

  • Embargo

    Hyannis's most spirited nightlife spot brings Latin-inspired cocktails and a proper dance floor to the Mid Cape. Embargo is where a fun night out in downtown Hyannis really gets going.

  • Cape Sea Grille

    One of the Lower Cape's most beloved fine-dining destinations, Cape Sea Grille serves inventive, locally sourced seafood in an elegant Victorian inn setting in Harwich Port. Chef Doug Ramler's seasonally driven menu and warmly professional service make this the go-to for a truly special Cape Cod dinner.

  • Buca’s Tuscan Roadhouse

    A rustic Tuscan gem hiding in Harwich, Buca's Roadhouse delivers serious Italian cooking — braised meats, house-made pasta, and a wine list to match — in a candlelit farmhouse setting that Cape Cod locals guard jealously.

  • Villaggio

    A genuine Italian-American trattoria hiding in the gorgeous, undervisited village of Cotuit — housemade pasta, slow-cooked sauces, and the kind of warmth that makes you feel like a regular on your first visit.

  • Trevi

    Trevi brings warm, polished Italian-American cooking to Mashpee Commons, with handmade pastas, classic entrées, and a wine list that makes date night easy. One of the Upper Cape's most reliable spots for a proper sit-down dinner.

  • Pepe’s Wharf Restaurant

    Dining right over Provincetown Harbor doesn't get more iconic than this. Pepe's Wharf delivers classic New England seafood — chowder, lobster, raw bar — with one of the most spectacular waterfront views on the Outer Cape.

  • The West End

    Skip the Main Street crowds and discover Hyannis' quieter, more charming side. The West End blends historic homes, harbor views, and a genuinely local vibe that the rest of town can't quite match.