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Tuesday, July 31, 2007
Wild Goose Tavern
On our casual night out, we headed out to the Wild Goose Tavern in downtown Chatham. The Wild Goose is laid back and inexpensive, offering broad selection of pub fare to more expensive seafood entrees. We went with a cross section of the menu, trying the Pizza, Garden Salad, Clam Chowder, Onion Rings, and Lobster Ravioli. Everything was very good to excellent. In fact, while we didn't expect it, the onion rings may just have been the best onion rings we've ever tried. The Lobster Raviolis were also very impressive. All in all, a great experience for a causal night out, and it cost below $100 for three people having three courses and a few drinks. Not a bad tab at all. We'll be sure to return. - posted by Mike Andrews @ 9:29 PM 0 comments
Twenty Eight Atlantic
This past weekend we attended Twenty Eight Atlantic, an outstanding American/Seafood restaurant located in the Wequassett Inn Resort & Golf Club in Chatham, Massachusetts (on the elbow of Cape Cod). The grounds of the inn are beautiful, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean with spectacular views. The dining room is luxurious and comfortable, with modern decor set in a classic ocean theme. We were greeted kindly by the wonderful staff and we were even presented a gift for our special occasion. The menu offers up a nice selection of American fare, specializing in locally caught seafood. We thoroughly enjoyed everything from the Salad, to the Scallops appetizer, and to the Poached Lobster entree. The meal was a delight, particularly due to the exceptional service. Plus, the price tag wasn't over the top compared to upscale Boston establishments (but it is pricey compared to most other Cape Cod restaurants). Overall, we would definitely return, and hopefully next time we'll be lucky enough to get a window seat overlooking the ocean.- posted by Mike Andrews @ 8:14 PM 1 comments
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
Baker's Best Catering
This past weekend we held a catered arty with the help of Baker's Best, a Newton-based bakery, widely considered one of the best caterers in the area. Everyone loved the food, particularly the Scallops & Bacon, the Chicken Wings, and the Crab Cakes. Service was friendly and on time, and the prices were very reasonable. We have gone with Baker's Best in the past, both for our own shindigs and for corporate outings. We highly recommend them - they'll even suggest menus for seasonal platters and spreads for any size party. - posted by Mike Andrews @ 10:42 PM 0 comments
