Cape Cod food and cooking shops?

[javaandjazz]

Any food or cooking shops up on the Cape that I should not miss? I think I remember a shop on ^A somewhere called The Mustard Seed but don't have a recollection as to where it was. Thanks, Richie

[javaandjazz]

Thanks you all, we made it to Atlantic Spice and The Cook Shop! Had a rushed but nice time. I will post my restaurant reviews later on. Richie

[nlgardener]

If you find yourself on the Outer Cape, don't miss The Atlantic Spice Company in Truro. All of our houseguests request a pilgrimage there whenever they come to visit.

[javaandjazz]

Thank you. Lemon TreeThe Cook Shop was the place on 6A is the place I was thinking!!

[phelana]

I recommend Northside Fine Foods in Dennis Village.

http://northsidefinefoods.com/

Not on 6A but worthy of a check in is Gustare Oils and Vinegar in Chatham

http://www.gustareoliveoil.com/

[CapeCodGuy]

Good one! Gustare also has a location in Mashpee Commons.

There is also a fresh pasta and cheese shop behind the old Barnstable Store on Rte. 149 in W. Barnstable. Her house made buratta is heavenly.

[dordalina]

CCG, is she the same one who visits a lot of the Farmer's Markets? I can't remember the name, but I bought some buratta a couple weeks ago at the Farmer's Market in Falmouth and is was divine. I believe Gustare may be on the Farmer's Market circuit as well...it may be in javaandjazz's interest to visit one of those to get a mix of what's available (the Rye bread at the Falmouth Market is highly recommended as well!)

[javaandjazz]

lay them on me! I throw all your suggestions into the GPS and we stop if we are near any of your recs!

[CapeCodGuy]

Yes, I believe she participates in many of the farmer's markets locally. I've had the rye bread, too, and forget the vendor's name as well.....wonderful.

Most every town has a farmer's market and it's good advice to visit one (or more) while vacationing. Here's a great site for buying local which includes a farmer's market calendar.

http://www.buyfreshbuylocalcapecod.org/

[Amer5858]

fromage a trois. I think

[CapeCodGuy]

Yes! That's it.

[phelana]

Fromage a Trois is at the Chatham Farmer's Market.

[CapeCodGuy]

Yes, and also at the farmer's markets in Sandwich, Osterville, Falmouth. and Ptown

[sr44]

And Orleans

[dordalina]

Bean & Cod on Main Street in Falmouth has a nice selection of gourmet ingredients..jams, dried pastas, condiments, etc. They also have a nice selection of cheeses, some meats, and refrigerated goods. Slice of Italy, also in downtown Falmouth has a great selection of Italian groceries, some of which arrive from the North End daily.

[CapeCodGuy]

Not sure what exactly you are looking for, but here are a few of the better shops in the upper and mid Cape area....

The Brown Jug - Sandwich center
Momo's Food Emporium- 6A Sandwich
Northside Fine Foods - Dennis Village
The Cook Shop - 6A Brewster

Can't say any are "must sees", but they are all good in their own right. There are others farther down cape or in Mashpee/Falmouth I'm sure.