/ck/ - Food & Cooking

Local here, year rounder capefag here.

Try the brasillian grille in hyannis if you get sick of seafood, or try the Beachcomber in wellfleet for booze & entertainment. You could also try the lobster pot in p-town (no-mo)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SoPrwBCpyo

Unless you're really into the beach, the cape is going to get boring as fuck after a week. Crossing the bridge isn't bad on off-hours so exploring other parts of the state could be fun. Google Maps + traffic will be your best friend driving around. Plymouth is cool if you like history, but skip the fucking rock. Seriously.

>>6742536
>Also, drive north a bit to Duxbury, go to Bongi's for the best fucking turkey
Hello my fellow DragonFag

>>6742937
>Plymouth consists of 27 sports bars and a few restaurants that are a notch above Olive Garden
Accurate, but still worth crossing the bridge if you like history.
>>6744579
Go to literally any grocery store or fish market. I think lobster is around 7 bucks a LB right now and it's virtually impossible to fuck up.
>>6744663
>literally don't go to any restaurants. eat only fresh local stuff made in front of your eyes, you are in a fresh food paradise that lasts approximately 8 weeks per year. any clam shack, any ice cream shop, do a lobster boil yourself
This guy knows whats up. A lot of the "fresh" clamstrips at tourist traps are the same frozen shit you can find anywhere. Do a clambake on the beach or get a hibachi if you want to keep it simple. Watch out for blowing sand though.

That's my best advice. As far as booze is concerned be warned that last call in most of Mass is 1 AM. Blame the college kids and the Irish drunks for that shit. Any one of these bars should be good if you want to mingle with locals. We only hate tourists when we see them on the roads.
http://therealcape.com/introducing-2014-cape-cod-dive-bar-tournament-champs-grumpys-pub/

>>5720941
MA beaches ranked
Islands>South shore>cape cod>north shore>>>>>>>>>south coast.