Location: East Orleans
Top Restaurants in East Orleans
Top 10 American food in East Orleans, Orleans, Massachusetts
Find out what American restaurants to try in East Orleans. Orleans (/ɔːrˈliːnz/ or-LEENZ) is a town in Barnstable County, Massachusetts situated along Cape Cod. The population was 5,890 at the 2010 census.
Things to do in East Orleans
10. Lobster Claw Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 726 reviews
Best Family Restaurant Since 1994 - Cape Cod Life Voted Best Lobster Roll - Last 2 Years Call us for your Private Parties in our second floor private venue which overlooks Town Cove. Ask about our Surf Boat Lounge
Reviewed By courtneyg166
The food was really good. The service was really good too. However they should offer more substitutes for food options. Also, when you order the whole lobster they should make it easier to get the meat out (make more cuts so it breaks easier and able to grab the meat better). It was also overpriced but I think thatâs the way seafood is.
9. The Barley Neck Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 413 reviews
Reservations are HIGHLY recommended! Enjoy light appetizers and cocktails at the bar, starting at 4 pm including Our full menu and dining room seating begins at 5 pm. Take out is available up to 7 PM (subject to change). Make sure to check out our live mu
Reviewed By TheMeadowsTravel
This place Rocks! The food's delicious, the service excellent and the decor is the classiest around. The bar was absolutely hopping the night we were there and it just seemed like everyone in the restaurant was having a great time. Servers are attentive without being overbearing and our entire party pretty much licked our plates clean. There's plenty of parking on both sides of BNI. It's the most fun restaurant in East Orleans and we'll be back next summer!
8. Mahoney's Atlantic Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 446 reviews
Chef Ted Mahoney has developed an extensive, eclectic menu to suit the tastes of discerning diners, with an emphasis on fresh, local seafood.
Reviewed By TimOBoston_Mass
September is here and the crowds are off the Cape so it is a great time to eat out. We had a great meal and the service was great. What I also liked was there wasnât a long wait. The prices could be a couple dollars less however it was worth it. I split a good salad and the warm bread was a treat.
7. Land Ho!
Overall Ratings
4 based on 683 reviews
Reviewed By rslaaliensr
If you miss this restaurant youâre missing one of the best treats in the whole town. If you like meet local places this is it. Itâs been in business for many years and is busier now than it ever was. Try the fried oysters. Excellent beer menu also
6. Beacon Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 375 reviews
Reviewed By jaseaton
Our group of six friends met at Beacon for dinner ahead of a chamber music festival concert. We'd never been before, but we were delighted. Everything we ordered from the limited menu was wonderful, especially the sole with a light curry sauce and grapes (sensational). Though full,the dining room was quiet enough that we could hear each other with ease. Our waitress was professional and helpful. We'll no doubt come back many times.
5. Rock Harbor Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 533 reviews
Reviewed By tcandcc2016
We finally made it to this popular stop in Orleans and we werenât disappointed. Great menu; many very interesting and different choices, on top of a solid list of standard options and wood fired pizza. We tried a cod dinner over risotto and the special surf and turf option: A delicious cod fish cake and a really special chicken sausage grinder with roasted peppers, caramelized onions, and blue cheese. Really, both were exceptional! We will absolutely return but all the stories were right. VERY crowded. Try to get there early and you will have a very enjoyable mid range experience.
4. Captain Linnell House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 570 reviews
Celebrating our 30th anniversary, the historic 1840 Captain Linnell House is home to Cape Cod's most distinguished fine dining restaurant as well as an award winning Cape Cod wedding, rehearsal dinner, and corporate venue site. We are located in Orleans,
Reviewed By E C
The building is a beautiful historic property with very attractive dining areas. It was not our first time here. Our waiter professional with good service. My husband chose the Prix fixe for $40.00âHis first course was the Linnell chowderâquite hearty and tasty with a hint of herbs that really made it special. His prime rib was large, tender with a pepper crust and was flavorful. My âscrodâ in parchment while quite tasty did not seem to have true Maine crabmeat. It tasted more like Langostino and was orange! Maine crabmeat is not orange! It was also a bit on the salty side. I let it go, but was surprised not to taste and see Maine crabmeat as described in the menu. Our drinks were good but definitely on the expensive side at $13 and $15.!! Clementine cake was good. Overall, a good and mostly satisfying meal but not an âAâ.
3. Hole In One
Overall Ratings
4 based on 544 reviews
Reviewed By RosemaryK156
If you see a line~WAIT! It goes fast and is worth your time. Besides donuts, there are breakfast specials and an amazing line of coffees. The breakfast pastries will call your name. Even if you are determined not to get anything~you cannot walk away empty handed. Great shop!
2. Vers
Overall Ratings
5 based on 122 reviews
Vers, meaning "fresh" in Dutch, is a vibrant and casually elegant restaurant, located in downtown Orleans, offering a modern American menu that embraces regional seasonality and freshness. Come join us for an entertaining night out!
Reviewed By gabrielsmom
VERS VERS VERS VERS VERS! SHAMELESS. Zero food porn decorum. Zero fine dining decorum. The presentation, the techniques, quality ingredients, down to earth service and an "owner/manager" running around like the roadrunner, tending to everyone and every detail as a good Captain of the finest Ship. I don't know where to start! The hamachi crudo was not only beautiful but well portioned. The cornmilk panna cota-type terrine served with beautifully seared scallops and "lettuce juice" was so light and ethereal, refreshing. The tuna tartare layered over veal tartare and geoduck... SERIOUSLY? INSANE. Loren, our server (veggie girl turned pescetarian...) was lovey and professional with an eye for wine palate and pairing. I enjoyed a beautiful Sancerre with an exquisitely prepared Monkfish. I have to agree with other Yelpers - if you are looking for a special meal without feeling shamed into "hoitiness", this 2 seasons going strong is a lovely landing pad.
1. 4940 Brickhouse Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By JudyK288
We were having trouble finding a restaurant that was open midweek in October on a cold and rainy night and stumbled across the Brick House in Eastham. The sign is not a good representation of the atmosphere. Once inside we were pleased with the comfortable surroundings, kind of a family feel but there were no children on this night. The waitress, Juliet, was attentive and friendly. We began with a bottle of Grechetto from Umbria, Italy and it was great ($33). I had a hankering for the Buffalo cauliflower appetizer and it was great ($10). My meal was the broiled salmon special and it was a great cut cooked to perfection. My wife had the scallops with curry and we agreed it was done just right. So our total for the evening was just under $100 (plus tip) and it was a great meal in a very nice place. Recommended
