“Father’s is one of the first places that we went to when we first moved to the Cape and didn’t have access to a kitchen yet. We fell in love immediately and it is one of our go-to spots. We have yet to have anything that we haven’t loved, but personally I love the poutine (even as a meal option). Highly recommend Father’s!“
“The quintessential small town diner. The clam chowder was amazing! I also enjoyed the reuben sandwich. My spouse had the lobster roll and it was fresh and huge. The only negative was the apple crisp, but that may be just a regional thing. It was too runny and was more like eating oatmeal with apples in it. The waitstaff was great and I loved sitting at the old school counter on a stool. Loved it, loved it, loved it. Well done folks.“
“We ordered delivery, our delivery was not the correct one. I called to let them know and the owner was so very sorry and said new food was being made and would be right out the door to us. I am writing this because not only was the owner upset this happened, but was more than generous to make it correct. Mistakes happen, everyone is short staffed ,and they are doing everything they can to make it right.“
“Stepping into this tearoom restaurant felt like entering a charming oasis of tranquility. Nestled in a quaint house, the ambiance exudes warmth and coziness. The highlight of my visit was undoubtedly the delightful tea experience.The tea selection was extensive, offering a variety of aromatic blends. Each cup was a journey in itself, delivering on flavor and quality. The three-level sampling plate accompanying the tea was a culinary masterpiece. From dainty finger sandwiches to delectable pastries, the presentation and taste were impeccable.The attentive staff and the intimate setting contributed to a relaxed dining experience. Whether you're a tea connoisseur or simply seeking a delightful afternoon, this tearoom is a hidden gem that combines flavorful teas with a charming atmosphere, making it a must-visit for tea enthusiasts and those looking for a cozy retreat.“