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.
The oldest federal aquarium in the country is hiding in plain sight in Woods Hole — and it's free. Touch tanks, seal feedings, and real marine science make this a must-stop for families and curious minds alike.
One of the last drive-ins in New England, the Wellfleet Drive-In has been a Cape Cod institution since 1957. Double features, a retro snack bar, and a beloved weekend flea market make this Outer Cape gem a must-do summer ritual.
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 no-frills shellfish lover's paradise in Mashpee, The Raw Bar serves Cape Cod oysters, steamers, and chowder the way locals like it — fresh, honest, and unpretentious. This is real Cape seafood, no reservations required.
Wellfleet's beloved neighborhood cafe where morning coffee, fresh pastries, and a genuinely uplifting vibe make every visit feel like the right start to a Cape Cod day. Locals swear by it — and so will you.
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.
Provincetown's legendary LGBTQ+ entertainment complex on Commercial Street delivers drag shows, rooftop pool bar vibes, and thumping dance floors all under one historic roof. The Crown & Anchor isn't just a bar — it's the soul of P-town nightlife.
A Hyannis Harbor institution with front-row water views, killer clam chowder, and lobster rolls done right. The Black Cat is the quintessential Mid Cape seafood experience — casual, scenic, and always worth the stop.
