Falmouth

Nachos, tacos, quesadillas, enchiladas, guacamole and of course, tequila. From lunch to dinner and brunch, Anejo's menu brings you classic Mexican dishes with culinary touches.

Known to many as "Chappy," this family-friendly establishment serves up a classic American menu, including wood-fired pizzas, various burgers and thoughtfully curated entreés. A staple of Chappy's? The Chicken, Broccoli & Tornelli.

Rustic and authentic, enjoy an evening dining on classic Italian dishes. A true family run business, a night here will have you feeling like you've landed in Italia. Make sure to leave room for dessert!

Traditional Irish pub food with a creative, contemporary twist. Named "One of the Top 10 Irish Pubs in New England"  by the Boston Globe, this is the perfect place to grab some beef stew and a cold draft brew.

One of our favorite spots for an early breakfast (they open at 5 AM!) or a later brunch, whether you're looking to satisfy your sweet tooth with a classic Portuguese pastry or you're looking something savory, you can't go wrong.

Voted "Best Breakfast in the Upper Cape" in both 2016 and 2017, Moonakis is an old-school, cash only café serving up breakfast favorites like omelets, pancakes and a hearty bagel sandwiches all day long.

The perfect spot for an artisan pizza made with real craftsmanship, offering quick customer service and a variety of toppings to choose from. One of the best pizza places in town!

A great place to stop when you need lunch and snacks for the beach, offering creative options for both breakfast and lunch. Don't forget to grab The Pickle Jar – an array of house pickles.  

Serving up classic seafood in Falmouth for over 40 years. The perfect stop to satisfy your craving for lobster and big bowl of clam chowder.

Upscale with a touch of casual. Boasting a menu influenced by both Asian and American cuisine, here you'll find not only cocktails, wine, and beer, but Thai Mussells served with red curry and coconut broth.

Serving up healthy and delicious handcrafted açaí bowls, smoothies, fresh juice, and good vibes!

This eatery's focus is pairing its elegant food menu with fine wine's. The menu is crafted using local ingredients with a to-die-for Lobster Strudel.

Beers brewed on site paired with delicious accompaniments like artisan pizza in a fun, outdoor atmosphere!

Much like the beach, Cape Cod Winery is a place of relaxation. Sit under the large post & beam tent placed over crushed seashells while sipping and savoring the flavors of Cape Cod. With over nine different varieties of wine to choose from, there is surely something for everyone.

Traditional Irish pub food with a creative, contemporary twist. Named "One of the Top 10 Irish Pubs in New England"  by the Boston Globe, this is the perfect place to grab some beef stew and a cold draft brew.

Our favorite local coffee shop features crafted espresso drinks, local pastry offerings, and rotating local art for sale.

From quiche to bread, pastries and more, if you're looking for a true French bakery, a stop at Maison Villatte is a must.

One of our favorite spots for an early breakfast (they open at 5 AM!) or a later brunch, whether you're looking to satisfy your sweet tooth with a classic Portuguese pastry or you're looking something savory, you can't go wrong.

A Wood's Hole staple, Pie in the Sky is a go-to for great pastries and coffee. It's in the perfect spot for a quick bite before hopping on the Wood's Hole ferry to Martha's Vineyard!

Longer and narrower in size, Chapoquoit is a family-friendly beach destination, most noted for its gorgeous sunsets.

Nice views and nice sand. This beach has ample space for the whole family to spread out. Take a walk along the beach and check out the small rock jetties.

Enjoy a history, as well as a scenic tour of the town of Falmouth from a trolley! The various and rotating exhibits will give you a look at the town's history.

Known as one of the most charming and lively main street villages on Cape Cod, with ample free parking, and only a few minutes' drive from the Inn or a short walk. Check out the Falmouth Public Library or enjoy a morning or afternoon strolling the chic Cape gift stores, restaurants, and bakeries.

Enjoy the beauty of the scenic coastal roads and drive along the hillside of Nobska Lighthouse and into the quintessential seaside village of Woods Hole.

This scenic stretch of old state highway, 62-miles in length to be exact, is a relaxing sightseeing heaven. Quaint Cape Cod old Victorian houses, charming seaside villages, and antique shops abound.

Possibly the most famous of Falmouth's beaches, Old Silver beach has a section for residents, as well as the general public. It offers up ample space for long beach walks and a great setting for beach activities and days spent lounging.

Falmouth’s famous scenic Shining Sea Bikeway meanders through marshes, along stretches of beaches, and through Cape pines and cranberry bogs. The path runs for over ten miles, from the Woods Hole Ferry terminal in Woods Hole to North Falmouth.

Channel you inner lumberjack or bowling Kingpin when you show up to Timber Axe Bar and Bowl. Enjoy fun drinks, bar bites events, and more for a Cape date night  or family game night! 

You're not likely to run into crowds here, as this beach is more for walking and exploring rather than relaxing and sunbathing. With pebbly sand and lots of rocks and shells, be sure to wear the right footwear!

Come to Mashpee Commons to explore tons of boutique stores as well as shops you know and love like L.L. Bean, Chico's, lululemon, etc.