Cape Cod Travel Guide

The Official Publication of the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce

Dining Articles

Irresistible articles on food, spotlighting everything from creamy, old-fashioned, melt-in-your-mouth ice cream to traditional, beach-bound clambakes, can be found here.

 

March 10, 2010
A Day on the Old King's Highway 17 stops create the perfect day on Route 6A Cape Cod's Route 6A, which runs parallel to the coastline from Bourne to Provincetown, was originally ...

March 10, 2010
The Beautiful Bountiful Breakfast Slowing down to savor the morning meal Vacationing is supposed to be about slowing down, taking time to savor the day and relish in relaxing. ...

March 10, 2010
New & Noteworthy 2010 RESTAURANTS Jeff Zartarian, owner of The Paddock in Hyannis and Aqua Grille in Sandwich, has opened Delmar Bar and Bistro (907 Main St., Chatham; 508-945-9988). ...

March 09, 2010
The Lowdown on After Sundown When visitors to Cape Cod drive over the canal they hope to check their worries at the bridge as they enter this New England paradise, ...

March 09, 2010
Red Sox Nation ‘South': Cape Places to Watch the Game and Grab a Pint Here in the shadows of Fenway Park, in the heart of Red Sox Nation, in the home of the Cape Cod Baseball League, our deep-rooted ...

February 19, 2009
From Haute Cuisine to Clam Shacks, Cape Cod has it all Dining on the Cape is an epicurean’s delight, with restaurants offering everything from haute cuisine, with delightfully elegant presentations, to clam shacks that keep it ...

February 19, 2009
Daytrip to Plymouth Cape Cod is the perfect place to stay and discover not only the natural beauty and culture throughout this peninsula, but the continuing story of ...

February 19, 2009
Daytrip to Quincy Cape Cod is the perfect place to stay and discover not only the natural beauty and culture throughout this peninsula, but the continuing story of ...

February 19, 2009
A Foodie's Delight Food festivals are a fun excuse to travel, and the Cape and Islands have a festival for just about every taste and season. Many of ...

February 19, 2009
Champions of Chowder Cape Codders know their chowder and they know that not all chowder is created equally.  But what separates good chowder from great chowder? The only ...

February 19, 2009
New & Noteworthy Claire Murray, (601 Main St., Dennis; 508-385-2262) who is famous for her coastal-inspired rug designs, has opened another location for her hand-hooked creations. Inside a ...

February 18, 2009
Weekend Getaways - Nantucket One thing my husband and I always agree on is the importance of good dining options when planning a getaway. Nantucket’s reputation for great restaurants ...

February 18, 2009
Weekend Getaways - Chatham Immediately upon pulling into downtown Chatham, my first thought was of a charming village from some bygone era. Shops, galleries and restaurants, most housed in ...

February 18, 2009
Weekend Getaways - Provincetown Provincetown has long been the quirkiest of Cape Cod towns. These days, it’s full of stylish inns and dining options and happening hot spots. As ...

February 18, 2009
Weekend Getaways - Sandwich I needed a getaway that was high on comfort and low on stress, where familiarity would be reassuring, but not boring. I decided to return ...

May 01, 2007
The ‘P’ in J.P.’s could stand for ‘perseverance’ In his youth, John Pontius catered clambakes, but not on Cape Cod—nor anywhere else along the coast. This mild-mannered but driven chef began his career ...

May 01, 2007
Dreamy Creamy Confection There’s ice cream, and there’s ice cream. Run-of-the-mill, store-bought ice cream can satisfy an urge, fill a void—heck, it can be downright tasty. But even ...