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REVIEWER RATING:
rated on: 10/04/2012
FANTASTIC
Pros: always feel welcomed, great food
"Never dissappointed, another season and again this was the best of the best. Prime Rib and the steak was cooked to perfection. Great waitstaff. The owner makes it a point to greet each person with a sincere welcome..best on cape"
REVIEWER RATING:
rated on: 05/24/2011
EXCELLENT!
Pros: great food, great service
"Whenever I want a good meal, service and cocktail I always head to The Yarmouth House,
In the 10+ years of dining with family and friends I need to tell you we have never had a bad experience. The Prime Rib is best on cape....you will not be dissappointed."
In the 10+ years of dining with family and friends I need to tell you we have never had a bad experience. The Prime Rib is best on cape....you will not be dissappointed."
REVIEWER RATING:
rated on: 05/19/2009
NOT GOOD
"We thought we would give Yarmouth House a try this weekend...big mistake.
The chairs were worn & sticky..which makes you uncomfortable from the start.
The waitress was very nice... brought us a bread basket & bowl of olive oil as soon as we were seated. The bread was ice cold..actually partly frozen. What ever happened to nice fresh hot bread??
Dinner arrived a few minutes later. Huge portions. Mediocre at best. Broccoli was hard as a rock. Had a $10 coupon..thank goodness. Glad we tried it..but will not return."
The chairs were worn & sticky..which makes you uncomfortable from the start.
The waitress was very nice... brought us a bread basket & bowl of olive oil as soon as we were seated. The bread was ice cold..actually partly frozen. What ever happened to nice fresh hot bread??
Dinner arrived a few minutes later. Huge portions. Mediocre at best. Broccoli was hard as a rock. Had a $10 coupon..thank goodness. Glad we tried it..but will not return."
REVIEWER RATING:
rated on: 03/12/2009
Good Food, Good Atmosphere
"Have a nice list of martinis."
REVIEWER RATING:
rated on: 02/09/2009
Surprisingly good
Pros: Good food, good value
Cons: Sometimes a long wait.
"I always thought this was a typical route 28 tourist place, and then one time a Cape resident took us there. I was surprised at how good the food was, the prices fair, good service. It has earned its business the hard way..........by producing a good product at a fair price. Have returned since then and always been pleased."
REVIEWER RATING:
rated on: 06/27/2008
Yarmouth House, Ted Zambelis
Pros: Consistently good service and friendly atmosphere
"You can go to the Yarmouth House on a date, with friends, family or assoicates the food and service is excellent. The menu would satisfy the most discerning diner. "
Editorial Review:
A personal list - of Cape favorites
Cape Cod Times (Hyannis, MA) - May 11, 2006
Author: SOLON ECONOMOU
When I crossed the bridge to Cape Cod in 1998 as a ''washashore,'' I found many things had changed since I vacationed here as a youth. In fact, the entire landscape had changed.
Where is the road that ran along the bluffs on the Atlantic side of the Lower Cape and gave visitors some of the best scenery? It seems most of it is gone or broken up by private dwellings or the National Seashore. Some change is good, and some change isn't.
What is this unsightliness called the Mid-Cape Highway? That road is my least favorite part of the Cape, and I avoid traveling it whenever possible. Parts of the New Jersey Turnpike are more scenic.
Who moved Nauset Light? Who moved Highland Light? I questioned my own sanity when I walked up the winter beach from the south and gazed at the empty bluff where I swore Nauset Light once stood. Climbing the bluff restored my sanity as I saw the lighthouse nearby and the obvious location from which it had been moved.
And, no, dear readers, I am not so old as to ask: Where are the Marconi towers?!
Now that I've lived here for a while and have wandered and gotten out and about, I have arrived at a few favorite things and places I'd like to share with you.
Favorite Restaurant: The Yarmouth House Restaurant in South Yarmouth. It, too, is open year-round and offers a superb menu, excellent service, and a welcoming atmosphere in a casually elegant setting.
Cape Cod Times (Hyannis, MA) - May 11, 2006
Author: SOLON ECONOMOU
When I crossed the bridge to Cape Cod in 1998 as a ''washashore,'' I found many things had changed since I vacationed here as a youth. In fact, the entire landscape had changed.
Where is the road that ran along the bluffs on the Atlantic side of the Lower Cape and gave visitors some of the best scenery? It seems most of it is gone or broken up by private dwellings or the National Seashore. Some change is good, and some change isn't.
What is this unsightliness called the Mid-Cape Highway? That road is my least favorite part of the Cape, and I avoid traveling it whenever possible. Parts of the New Jersey Turnpike are more scenic.
Who moved Nauset Light? Who moved Highland Light? I questioned my own sanity when I walked up the winter beach from the south and gazed at the empty bluff where I swore Nauset Light once stood. Climbing the bluff restored my sanity as I saw the lighthouse nearby and the obvious location from which it had been moved.
And, no, dear readers, I am not so old as to ask: Where are the Marconi towers?!
Now that I've lived here for a while and have wandered and gotten out and about, I have arrived at a few favorite things and places I'd like to share with you.
Favorite Restaurant: The Yarmouth House Restaurant in South Yarmouth. It, too, is open year-round and offers a superb menu, excellent service, and a welcoming atmosphere in a casually elegant setting.
