Cshore Kitchen And - WELLFLEET

The Fleetian pizza was well-made and properly cooked, but unfortunately, it lacked flavor. The Hawaiian pizza was similar, though it had a slightly more pronounced taste, likely due to its ingredients. The seafood bisque, on the other hand, was rich and heavily salted, perhaps a bit too much. Overall, the meal was just satisfactory.

We visited this restaurant for a date night during our family vacation and were fortunate to find a table on the rooftop deck without a reservation. While there aren't any spectacular views to enjoy, the ambiance is still lovely for a meal. We ordered several appetizers and were pleased with each one; the beet salad was particularly delicious. For dinner, I had the bluefish, which was a bit strong for my taste. We concluded our meal with two delightful desserts: the Boston Cream bomb and the lemon cake, both of which struck a perfect balance—not overly lemony or sweet!

I ordered a white pizza, and it was just okay. I found it lacking in flavor; some fresh basil, pesto, or even a few spices would have really helped to enhance it and make it less bland.

This was my first visit to C Shore. I can’t believe that I’ve never been here. The food was absolutely unbelievable, fresh and delicious. The service was over the top. We sat inside in a small downstairs dining room that had five tables for two, one table that held five and one table that held eight noise level was not bad at all. I highly recommend this hidden gem

We've been coming to The Cape for years, and we make sure to stop at C*shore every summer. It never disappoints. The cocktails were on point. Dinner was outstanding the fish was so fresh. Our server was also great. We'll be back for another great meal next year!