Barnstable Town Restaurants

The cheery "Pancake Man" sign says it all at this Cape Cod breakfast tradition. The omelets, French toast and waffles are good, but pancakes made the restaurant famous, with 15 varieties including apple cinnamon, honey buckwhea... more

The menu at Ardeo covers the northern Mediterranean coast: from pasta and thin crust pizza (baked in their wood stone oven) to lamb kebabs, falafel and baked Lebanese pie. Most of the wonderful fish dishes are prepared in Prove... more

Olive Garden serves up authentic Italian cuisine. Their signature breadsticks and one-of-a-kind menu make them an American icon. Standard Italian options like bruchetta, calamari, ravioli, and eggplant parmigiana line their le... more

You'll probably experience the best meal you will ever have in this 200-year-old barn. The cozy restaurant serves American and French cuisine and uses local produce and ingredients whenever possible. The menu changes with the s... more

Take in the atmosphere of the Australian Outback while enjoying mouth-watering entrees and high-quality service. Serving dinner only, Outback Steakhouse offers an extensive menu featuring appetizers, chicken, ribs, steak, seaf... more

The scenic dinner train is the Cape's entry in the novelty dining experience category. Dress up for a three-hour tour among cranberry bogs and marshes in a restored 1937 dinner coach. From Hyannis, the train crosses the canal a... more

For every kind of breakfast from the ordinary (eggs and bacon) to the extraordinary (Praline Pain Perdu or Praline French Toast, topped with bananas), head to The Egg & I. This Hyannis institution serves hearty portions of brea... more

Sandwich's most romantic dining option is located in a renovated abbey, formerly a Catholic church. The Gothic space is quite spectacular, with flying buttresses supporting the ceiling's high arches. Once seated, guests... more

First established as a hamburger stand in 1938, this restaurant got its name from the “Popeye” character. A bit more upscale these days, its name is now Wimpy’s Seafood Café. The owners are proud to offer “a good fresh meal... more