Boat accessible restaurants/bars on cape cod

[GTopp]

Anyone know of any cape cod waterfront bars or restaurants that allow access by private boat? I think the Flying Bridge does, any others?

[winedude]

Have you tried the Chart Room in Pocasset? It's a very good spot, right on the water. I'm not sure how you dock just for a meal, though, so I'd call ahead.

[la ciclista]

Baxter's Boathouse in Hyannis (touristy, but I still go once a summer), maybe you can pull up to a dock at Sesuit Harbor in East Dennis, and there's a great breakfast/lunch spot there. The name escapes me...phelana will remember. It is super-casual, picnic tables and paper plates, but good food and the view is stunning. Too bad Thompson's Clam Bar in Harwichport is no longer. That was a great place to pull up your boat and eat.

[jillian]

Sesuit Harbor Cafe is the place you are thinking of.

[GTopp]

Thanks, but I'm located in Waquoit bay, so getting up to the bay is a bit more of a hike than I'd like.

[CapeCodGuy]

Summer Rose is located at the Bass River Marina on the south side of Dennis. Can't vouch for the food. http://www.mysummershanty.com/
Baxters in Hyannis as someone else mentioned but the food's nothing special and it's top dollar (for clams and lobster especially). http://www.baxterscapecod.com/ Also, Brax Landing in Harwichport, but again, the food's only so-so.

[GTopp]

Thanks CCGuy, Summershanty looks pretty good, nice raw bar menu.

[CapeCodGuy]

Anywhere on Cape? Falmouth, Hyannis, Harwich, Dennis bayside, Ptown? It's a big place...you get my point I'm sure.

[GTopp]

From the canal to chatham, southside