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PLATED – YOUR CAPE COD DINING GUIDE
Let’s Eat… But Where?
Our 2026 Dining Guide debuts this year on the unofficial start to Cape Cod summer in time for residents and visitors alike to enjoy the many restaurants included here under the summer sun. The weather has been slow to recognize the changing of the season, but by June, more often than not, the temperature is ideal. We on the Cape are lucky in many senses, but especially in the culinary sense. Available to us are a host of excellent dining options where even the most particular among us can find a bite to satisfy for any meal.
The question of where to eat tonight can easily be answered in these pages. This guide serves as a convenient way to come to a group decision, even if you are out on the boat and out of cell phone range.
Whether enjoying a sunset out over the water, lobster in front of you and signature cocktails or grabbing a quick lunch before your next activity, this guide will have something for everyone.
The Cape is already home to great beaches and wonderful sea breezes; why not cap the day off with a fantastic meal?
John H. Hough
Guests split the “G” with ease inside the Irish Goodbye Pinthouse, an eclectic restaurant and pub with Guinness on tap in North Falmouth. The Irish Goodbye Pinthouse...
There are no secrets behind the pinked-out front doors of Pink Door Catering & Market. Inside the storefront at 800 Falmouth Road in Mashpee, the kitchen is open...
The Chart Room at Kingman Yacht Center in Cataumet first opened in 1966 aboard a converted New Jersey Central Railroad barge built around the turn of the last century....