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While the name of the chowder at Joe’s at the Barleyneck Inn is “Kick-Ass New England Clam Chowder,” we are not sure that this chowder lives up to its name. While there were a decent amound of clams in this … Continue reading
The Red Nun is a new-ish addition to the restaurant scene in Chatham. Over the last couple years it has gained a reputation as one of the few places I can honestly say still feels “local” even in the height … Continue reading
Even though we think we found the best chowder on the Cape, the search continues (slowly). We recently visited the Port, in Harwichport, MA. The Port is a trendy restaurant with a bustling atmosphere and great bar scene. We haven’t … Continue reading
The Impudent Oyster is a landmark in Chatham – the ambiance is bustling and the tables are always full and hard to come by in the summer. The reason? Certainly people aren’t flocking here for the décor which is minimal … Continue reading
While one typically envisions their clam chowder dining experience as casually slurping down a bowl with a pint of beer and perhaps the Red Sox game broadcasting on the bar’s TV, we couldn’t complain about the water views and fine … Continue reading
One might think that with a new baby our search for the perfect chowder would be put on the back burner. However, we are trying to expose Abigail to our favorite pastime of dining out well before she is actually … Continue reading
For those of you who do not know us that well, the Captain Linnell House in Orleans, MA, is a special place for us. We were married there back in 2001 and go every year for our anniversary. This year … Continue reading
Here in Chatham, Massachusetts, it’s pronounced “chowdah,” but however you pronounce it, one thing is for sure – tourists and locals alike are constantly on the prowl for the best bowl around. Join us as we embark on our own … Continue reading
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Eloping on Cape Cod: Fun fact: in addition to being an innkeeper, I also happen to fill my spare time officiating weddings. I have been a Justice of the Peace for five years and have officiated everything from lavish five-diamond resort affairs to barefoot elopements on the beach. Over the last couple years, I…
