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Ardeo
Ardeo is a perfect family choice with something for every taste. The menu ranges from burgers and pizza, to middle-Eastern, to traditional Mediterranean fare.
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Bubala's by the Bay
Great people watching and good food at this sidewalk café that bustles night and day. Omelettes, fish and chips, and focaccia sandwiches are mainstays.
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Chatham Squire
At the boisterous Chatham Squire tavernyou can rub shoulders with locals over classic Cape Cod fare. The varied menu rambles from chowder and burgers to fresh seafood.
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Cobies
Just off the Cape Cod Rail Trail, this roadside clam slack dishes out fried seafood that you can crunch and munch at outdoor picnic tables. On weekends it has lobster too.
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Fishmonger Café
Everyone loves the Fishmonger Café, if not for the fantastic water views in every direction, then for the eclectic menu emphasizing fresh seafood and vegetarian fare.
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Impudent Oyster
Impudent Oyster boasts an eclectic menu, from its namesake fresh-shucked oysters to Japanese-influenced fare, which makes this place a real pearl - don't miss the drunken oysters in sake.
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Juice
Liquids get high billing at this café serving fair trade coffee and organic juices. The innovative menu covers the spectrum from Wellfleet shellfish to veggie fajitas.
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Karoo Kafe
The South African owner serves up delicious home-style dishes, including many aromatic curries. Favorites include the ostrich satay and the spicy peri-peri chicken; the latter comes in a vegetarian tofu version too.
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Laureen's
Join the locals at this downtown bistro for healthy salads and creative sandwiches made with yummy Armenian bread that has feta cheese baked right into it. Dinner adds on grilled meat and seafood dishes.
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Lobster Pot
True to its name, this bustling fish house overlooking the ocean is the place for lobster and ladles up a superb lobster bisque. Best way to beat the crowd is to come in mid-afternoon.
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Mews
A fantastic water view, the hottest martini bar in town and scrumptious food add up to P'town's finest dinner scene. Opt to dine gourmet on tuna sushi and rack of lamb downstairs or go casual with a juicy burger from the café menu upstairs.
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Misaki
Misaki is an authentic Japanese restaurant where you can enjoy fresh New England seafood served up raw as first-rate sushi and sashimi. Wash your food down with crisp beers, wines or Sake.
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Moby Dick's
There's often a line out the door at this roadside eatery, but you'll be rewarded for your wait with some of the best fish, fried clams and chowder at this end of the Cape.
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Pepe's Wharf
Locals and seasoned visitors head to this seafront eatery for a million-dollar view on a paper-plate budget. A burger and fries won't break the bank and nothing on the menu, including fresh grilled swordfish, runs over $20.
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Portuguese Bakery
Portuguese Bakery is a century-old institution and is famous for its malasadas - fried dough served hot and sinfully drenched in sugar. You can get yourself breakfast and lunch all day.
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RooBar
RooBar is Hyannis' smartest restaurant and serves creative New American fusion dinners, including plenty of fresh seafood, and has a lively bar scene after dark.
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Seafood Sam's
Seafood Sam's is a good family choice for fish and chips, clams and lobster. Dine at picnic tables overlooking Cape Cod Canal and watch the fishing boats sail by.
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Spiritus Pizza
Spiritus Pizza is a favorite spot for a late-night bite and cruising. For something different try the white Greek, sauce-free with feta cheese, spinach and olives.
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Terra Luna
Local artwork adorns the rustic walls of Terra Luna, a lively bistro that skillfully fuses contemporary American and Mediterranean cuisine.
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