Lee S. wrote: >HI! > >We're spending some time on Cape Cod, this coming August. Does anyone have >any restaurant recommendations for the Eastham/Orleans area and beyond? >We're casual, so we wouldn't be interested in any place that requires >jacket or tie. We're looking for good food (and lots of it) at a fair >price (not necessarily cheap). We were there a few weeks ago, and we enjoyed the Lobster Claw in Orleans -- casual seafood, with a reasonably priced lobster dinner.
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try the jailhouse in orleans, or the yard arm or katies >==========Mike D Bates, 7/3/96========== > >Lee S. wrote: >>HI! >> >>We're spending some time on Cape Cod, this coming August. Does >anyone have >>any restaurant recommendations for the Eastham/Orleans area and beyond? >>We're casual, so we wouldn't be interested in any place that requires >>jacket or tie. We're looking for good food (and lots of it) at a fair >>price (not necessarily cheap). > >We were there a few weeks ago, and we enjoyed the Lobster Claw in >Orleans -- casual seafood, with a reasonably priced lobster dinner. > > >-- >Mike and Mikki Bates >Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA >[email removed]
> Lee S. wrote: > >HI! > > > >We're spending some time on Cape Cod, this coming August. Does anyone have > >any restaurant recommendations for the Eastham/Orleans area and beyond? Not Eastham/Orleans, but Cape Cod isn't really *that* big... so you HAVE to try the Flying Fish Cafe in Wellfleet. Killer good food. At least it was when I was there 3 years ago... ;-) I had a dish called "Lobster Romantique" and it was lobster in a wine cream sauce over pasta with hints of ginger and cinnamon. Sounds a little weird? It was one of the best things I've ever eaten, no kidding. There was also leeks and other veggies in the sauce. YUM! margaret [email removed] seattle, wa
Speaking of Wellfleet, you should try Aesop's Tables.