It offers everything you could want, from a cozy tavern to exquisite fine dining experiences. The food is exceptional, and the variety of wines, beers, and cocktails is impressive. With a vast selection to choose from, the service is efficient, thanks to a well-staffed team always ready to assist. The ambiance is enhanced by charming decorations and beautiful placemats, making the entire experience even more enjoyable.

Disclaimer: I went off-season, so I've gotten the "locals" experience and not the "tourist" experience. Off-season, we walked in the restaurant door and there was but a sign saying to turn right into the bar. We walked back through the closed, dark restaurant into the open, dim, wooded bar area. Classic. A couple of tables were occupied there but we chose to sit at the bar while waiting for packaged to-go from that other place just across the lot. (Disclaimer: You'd rather be at O'Reilly's.) The bartenders acknowledged us but - and maybe it's me just not knowing them well - the communication was difficult. Not the accents, just me trying to figure out how to get their attention and what they were trying to get from me. With that out of the way, I had a nice beer from the tap (not a big selection, but a couple of crafts available) and put in for a surprise - the prix fixe for the season. $25 for an appetizer (cup of soup), entree (seemed to be a smaller portion than off full menu, but that's fine, I already had an order at that other place), and dessert! The soup was good but more potato than quohog. I would have loved additional shellfish in my life. The scrod was very good but the breadcrumb coating was rather flavorless somehow - but nice and perfectly crispy, nothing to complain about. The dessert was the poorest - pumpkin pie that seemed to be canned filling in a prebaked crust. Soup came out quickly - we had preordered for pickup as a side and changed that to in-person, they said they hadn't even started the order when I checked in, but somehow that didn't affect the quickness! The meal did take a little while after that so the dessert became to-go. Ambiance - 5 stars. Wonderful bar/restobar place. Service - 4 stars. When the wrong sides came out with my order, they went right back in and fixed it quickly. The star deduction comes from communication - they didn't say how long it would be! I would say 5 stars if they can improve on that. Food - 3.5 stars. It's hard to judge from a quick impulse order where the portions may not be the same as the regular dinner items. So this is the most open to variation should I return next season. Which I certainly may.

Thank you, Jamie and all of the chefs etc at Wimpy's tonight. Jamie took phenomenal care of us. Much attention to detail. We are visiting from PA and tonight lived up to our past expectations. Recommend the prime rib and baked stuffed shrimp. Highly recommend the delicious onion rings as an appetizer.

A lovely walk down memory lane for me plus the food was amazing. No place like Wimpys for a delicious lobster in a homey atmosphere. Thank you!

Quaint little restaurant with parking. Had the fish and chips and my husband had steak medallions. The food was good as expected. The service was ok. The price was high as expected in a tourist area. I would still recommend it.

Another lovely evening on the "pub "side of the restaurant. We were seated at a table for six. We were only three and while we were eating an older couple came and sat at the table Seriously within minutes were we all finding common ground to converse Our meals were all delicious I had the blacked salmon taco. Yummy What I would like to share on this review is the care in which ,Trish ,our waitress took such good care to customize our orders and check several times to see if we were doing ok. The two young men pouring the water could not be more accommodating We all like water and had our glasses filled each three times I love each of the rooms at the restaurant but the pub side reminds me of "cheers "were everyone knows your name Jackie S

Remember Wimpy from the original Popeye cartoon? He'd gladly pay you Tuesday for a burger today, except that it looks like he's retired from the Hollywood business and opened up a restaurant in Cape Cod! We had a really good experience here. Granted; the restaurant doesn't look like much from the outside, but when you walk in it's very nice. The tavern area is cozy and inviting. You can tell this is a local spot. I also appreciated the fact that everyone got what they wanted here including my brother who is allergic to shellfish and did Wimpy proud by ordering a cheeseburger. Our waiter couldn't have been nicer or more serviceable. Also loved the fact that it wasn't bogged down by tourists, again, seems like a locals place. So we ordered the captains seafood platter (market price) but it was so big that three of us ate from it AND were full enough that we didn't have to order anything extra. Like I said previously, my brother ordered the cheeseburger which was big and juicy (see pic) it's funny because it's exactly the kind of burger I'd envision Wimpy eating. We had some local craft beers. The blonde ale was excellent. If ever I come back to Cape Cod I'd absolutely eat here again.