A Cape Cod steakhouse and seafood institution since 1970, the Yarmouth House delivers prime rib, baked stuffed lobster, and chowder with timeless, unpretentious charm. This is old-school Cape dining at its most satisfying.
One of Barnstable Harbor's most beloved waterfront dining destinations, Mattakeese Wharf delivers classic New England seafood with sweeping harbor views and a genuine Cape Cod atmosphere that no amount of renovation could replicate.
Leonessa in Cummaquid is one of Cape Cod's finest Italian-inspired dining rooms — handmade pasta, local ingredients, and the kind of warm, unhurried service that makes a meal feel like an event.
One of Hyannis's most enduring Italian restaurants, Alberto's delivers white-tablecloth warmth, exceptional veal and lobster ravioli, and the kind of old-school hospitality that keeps Cape Codders coming back year after year.
Waterfront dining at its Cape Cod best — The Ocean House in Dennis Port delivers fresh local seafood, sweeping Nantucket Sound views, and a lively deck scene that's pure summer magic. Reserve ahead; this one fills up fast.
A stylish beachfront resort on Nantucket Sound with direct beach access, an inviting pool scene, and ocean views that justify the early booking scramble every summer. Pelham House is Mid Cape done right.
One of Cape Cod's grandest full-service resorts, Ocean Edge sits on 429 Brewster acres with a historic mansion, championship golf, six pools, and private bay beach access. It's the kind of place where you check in for a weekend and don't want to leave.
Anejo Mexican Bistro brings serious craft Mexican cooking and an exceptional tequila program to the heart of Hyannis. From birria tacos to smoky mezcal margaritas, this colorful bistro is one of Cape Cod's most exciting dinner destinations.
One of the Outer Cape's most beloved arts institutions, Castle Hill offers summer workshops led by nationally recognized artists in a stunning Truro hilltop setting. Equal parts serious art school and community gathering place, it's a creative sanctuary unlike anything else on the Cape.
A Provincetown institution since 1961, The Mews serves up harbor views, outstanding seafood, and one of the best bars on the Outer Cape. The upstairs café alone is worth the trip.
