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Cape Cod Chat HouseCoffeehouse Chic |
Red's at the Seacrest Beach Hotel |
Ten TablesImported from Jamaica Plain - Ten Tables Provincetown brings the farm-to-table concept and fun, casual atmosphere to a hidden gem of a spot on Bradford Street |
FinElegant Simplicity - Local ocean flavors are served in an antique upscale Cape Cod setting at Fin |
Fin |
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Food Lovers Guide from A to ZDo you love local food? Finding it, tasting it, and learning more about it? Well, so do we! We’ve uncovered some mighty flavorful gems that keep you moving from one end of the Cape to the other with a quick jaunt to Nantucket. Welcome to the good taste of our fresh mix. |
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Seasons SweeteningA recipe for Chocolate Peppermint Bark |
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Recipe for Grilled Atlantic Halibut on Arugula SaladChef Crittenden Bliss of Patio restaurant in Provincetown shares a great summer recipe |
Web Extra: Recipes from Cape Cod's Star ChefsHere are a few recipes direct from the featured chefs from our "Elements Rising" feature |
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Best of Cape Cod 2011The response to our first-ever Best of Cape Cod awards was overwhelming. Now for the moment you have been waiting for: The results. |
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The 89 Greatest Things to EatThe Cape has no shortage of delicious fresh food. Luckily for our readers, Cape Cod Magazine staffers did all the heavy lifting (on full stomachs) and are happy to share our favorite dishes from around this beautiful region. Happy Eating! |
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The 99 Best Things to Eat on the CapeHungry? There are plenty of good things to eat around the Cape. The staff of Cape Cod Magazine has a hearty appetite. Here’s a list of their all-time favorites foods to sink their teeth into. |

Debuting this season, Chatham, too now has it’s very own farmers’ market to add to the growing Cape Cod lineup. Starting June 7th, make room in your Tuesday afternoon to fill up on whatever’s in season. Giving the bounty of fresh produce a run for its money, other stars include...
What do chocolate, oysters, honey, basil, figs and champagne have in common?
One of the very cool things about working in the food and wine industry is being able to host great parties. But you don’t need to be in the biz or channel Martha Stewart to put on a real show stopper... and our latest soirée is an example of just that.