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Where to eat American food in South Yarmouth: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on American food in South Yarmouth, Yarmouth, Massachusetts. South Yarmouth is an unincorporated village and census-designated place (CDP) in the town of Yarmouth in Barnstable County, Massachusetts, United States. The population was 11,092 at the 2010 census, the most of the three CDPs in Yarmouth.
Things to do in South Yarmouth
10. Piccadilly Cafe & Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 134 reviews
Reviewed By LaRee H
Visiting in area and stopped for breakfast 1st and 3rd days of our trip because it is soooo good here. My husband had omlet with veggies then 2nd day had grilled muffin which was awesome with bacon/egg platter and I had banana pancakes both times which are the best pancakes of any place we have been! Then later that day my husband realized his bank card was missing and only place used it was that morning at this place but they were closed so was a worrisome night but called 1st thing in am and someone had found it and turned it in and they had it in a safe place for us to pick so we had breakfast there for 3rd time in 4 days! The food, the service and atmosphere is above and beyond what we expected and very happy to have had 3 meals here on our trip, thank you!!
9. Keltic Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1184 reviews
Reviewed By ChiefGuru
The Keltic Kitchen is a very popular breakfast restaurant on Cape Cod. They are open daily from 7:00 AM until 2:00 PM. They have their own off-street parking lot. The reputation of this restaurant is such that they are frequently crowded, especially during the summer season. Plan your visit accordingly, as you may have a waiting line with which to deal. They are noted for their friendly staff, good service, welcoming Irish ambiance & decor, clean cozy cafe style interior, fair prices, excellent tasty food and huge servings. Our traveling companions had been here in previous years and wanted to show off this restaurant to us. Although we are typically not breakfast fans, we wanted to give the Keltic Kitchen a try. They definitely lived up to their reputation. Even eating at 7:00 AM, we felt no need for more food that day until dinner. While on the Cape, we ended up having breakfast here a couple times. Among the items that we enjoyed were their Keltic Benny (2 poached eggs on corned beef hash, English muffin, hollandaise sauce and home fries), Seafood Benny (lobster, shrimp, scallops, clams, pepper, onions with 2 eggs, toast and home fries), Veggie Benny, Reuben Sandwich, Pumpkin French Toast, and Sliced Corned Beef & Eggs. When visiting this part of Cape Cod, whether or not you are a breakfast fan, I recommend you give the Keltic Kitchen a try.
8. Hearth 'n Kettle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 416 reviews
Wholesome food thoughtfully prepared ...HânK Approved! Since 1973, Hearth ân Kettle has remained true to its original concept: a restaurant that serves hearty, wholesome, great tasting meals, at reasonable prices, in a warm, friendly atmosphere. In the wo
Reviewed By Neil D
I like to go to Hearth 'n Kettle each time I visit Cape Cod, because they serve tasty, reliable, well-priced meals. Went twice this visit. First for a home-made turkey burger - very good. Second time for a salad and soup. Salad had a good variety of vegetables (not just a lazy lettuce and tomato version), and the soup was quite tasty. I discovered that tables in the back of the hotel overlook a scenic pond. The service the second time was a little slow, but OK nonetheless. I would recommend a visit here.
7. Riverway Lobster House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 597 reviews
Reviewed By hdavis_01028
For no real reason, we hadn't been here in 40 years.... and I should have been. Baked stuffed lobster was great. Lobster bisque brilliant. Quantity and quality over the top. Service was terrific. One of the largest and most extensive menus on the Cape.
6. The Red Cottage
Overall Ratings
4 based on 477 reviews
Reviewed By kated42191
I have been to The Red Cottage just two other times, but I have been looking forward to returning since last year! When I visit the Cape, I enjoy having breakfast out. This is my favorite! The menu is vast, and the selection of food makes it difficult to choose because it is all so appealing. The French Toast Foster is so good! Caramelized bananas over French toast! They also have a cinnamon bun French toast that is to die for. A large selection of crêpes, eggs, and many other breakfast items. They also serve lunch. I canât say enough good things! Expect a line, though. And they donât accept credit cards⦠Bring cash.
5. Clean Slate Eatery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By L1614MVjeffm
I can't top all the glowing reviews except to say they are right and this was a lifetime experience meal.My favorite was a combo with seared scallop, pork belly with crispy skin, and maple ginger...soup(?, such a plain word) It had strong flavors in each element that maintained their separation, while also complementing each other.The precision of the many many elements of the dishes is very impressive. Each course has several components and each component has several separate flavors. Each component has precise textures, presentation, colors, etc.A lot of care went into this meal...which changes monthly.
4. Skipper Chowder House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1503 reviews
The Skipper Restaurant & Chowder House is a seasonal restaurant open from mid April to mid October. We serve the finest seafood with the best view since 1936. Winner of the Newport, Boston and Cape Cod chowder festivals.
Reviewed By ChiefGuru
One of Cape Cod's oldest restaurants, the Skipper was founded in 1936 just off the coast of Nantucket Sound. I suspect that, when initially constructed, unobstructed views of the Sound were available. Currently, Seaside Cottages are between them and the water. However, if you gaze to the Northeast, especially when sitting their second floor deck, yes you can see the ocean. Parking is available in a surface lot across the street. As mentioned above, the restaurant has two floors. The first floor is family dining. The second floor has a bar with inside seating as well as a deck with South facing views. We requested and were provided seating on their outside deck. Even on an off-season week night, the Skipper was busy when we arrived for dinner. We had a 30 minute wait for a table. However, when we were done eating and leaving, we saw that the number of people waiting was near triple what it was when we arrived. This is a testament to their popularity. Our server was very good, friendly, efficient and quick. Their menu definitely focuses on fresh seafood, which is what I love. My other half is a vegetarian but is kind enough to allow me to satisfy my appetite for seafood, especially when it is so fresh. The Skipper's menu has a wonderful array of fresh fish and shellfish. The have a raw bar as well as many appetizer and cooked seafood options. They offer soups and salads, including their Triple Crown Champion Chowder. Of course, they too offer lobster and lobster rolls. If a "land lover" is in your group, they have Chicken Parmesan, Prime Rib and Fried Chicken options. In our case, we had their 10 Knot Nachos (Tortilla chips topped with jalapeño peppers, red onions, black olives, diced ripe tomatoes, scallions and jack cheese. Salsa and sour cream served on the side) and their Fried Oyster platter. The portion size was perfect for both selections. I found the oysters nicely breaded, lightly fried, juicy and flavorful - perfect for my appetite. We liked the food, location and ambiance of the Skipper and would gladly return.
3. Route 28 Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 359 reviews
Reviewed By 935LindaB935
From the moment we walked it to the time we left it was excellentâboth food and service. The eggs were fixed as requested, 3 strips of bacon were delicious and choice of toast included English muffin. Service was the best, friendly and efficient. Many menu choices J got blueberry pancakes, link sausage and toast with home fries and scrambled eggs. Locally owned.
2. Good Friend's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 225 reviews
Reviewed By 760Kentucky43
You know it's good when you think about the food for a year and then make a special trek to get there while on annual vacation. A "good friend" once introduced us to this place and now it's a "must do" when visiting the Cape. The cranberry walnut bread is mouth watering good. We are a walking advertisement for it, telling everyone we run into about how good it is. Their omelettes are great too. Overall, it's just a great breakfast establishment.
1. Jake Rooney's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 202 reviews
A friendly family restaurant that serves seafood, steaks, and American fare. We also have live entertainment many nights a week, including dance music with a live band on Wednesdays and Fridays, Geno Sings Sinatra and More on Sundays, and John Morgan's Ha
Reviewed By laguna5243
Been passing this place for ten years and finally decided to try it. We were not impressed. The menu had a little of everything on it, and we tried a variety of different things. None of them were very good. The interior is dark and dated, and service was very average. There are too many good places around to go here, sorry.Sorry you were not impressed. We always wish for our customers to have a great experience, and most of them do. If you would like to contact me further about what meals you had, I would be happy to discuss any issues that came up. [email protected] Have a good summer!
