Things To Do
Main Street
Shops, restaurants, ice cream, farmers markets, bike rentals, and more!
Woods Hole
A cute little fishing village with some of our favorite spots to grab dinner or a drink and walk around!
Shining Sea Bikeway
Banjo's favorite trail! Walk or ride bikes from Falmouth to Woods Hole.
Nobska Lighthouse
Great place to watch the sunset! If you head to Surf Drive in Falmouth and follow the coastline to Woods Hole you will pass the lighthouse, this is our favorite drive to do at dusk.
Masterson Made
Our favorite home goods and gift store! The Falmouth themed candles are a must and it’s just steps away from our welcome event.
Chart Room
Restaurant and bar great for sunset drinks or dinner! All outdoors and perfect for large groups. Head up to the drink window for a mudslide and enjoy watching the ships come in.
Landfall Restaurant
Morgan's favorite dinner spot! Great atmosphere, amazing water views and delicious food. get the ceasar and add lobster salad on top.
Pie in the Sky Bakery & Cafe
Amazing atmosphere and even better sandwiches! We recommend ordering ahead or stopping by in the afternoon for live music and a sweet treat. You can go for breakfast or lunch and sit outside or take it to go and sit on the lawn by the Marine Institute up the street.
Shuckers
Great outdoor dining option, sit out on the barge!
Quicks Hole Taqueria
Great lunch spot! Get the fried cod burrito with the mango salsa.
Coffee Obsession
Rob's favorite coffee shop!
Pickle Jar Kitchen
Featured on Diners, Drive-ins and Dives! Our favorite eclectic spot for Breakfast and Lunch. They have unique and healthier options compared to other spots in town. You can sit inside or outside and we highly recommend the Bog Salad with Turkey Tenders or the Village Green.
Jim's Clam Shack
Brian's favorite fried clams & a great view of The Sound!
Shipwrecked
Sit outside and enjoy the sea breeze and views of the Vineyard! Great for a beer and a mudslide after a long day at the beach. Outdoor dining and indoor dining available for lunch and dinner. Directly across from the Heights.
Falmouth Raw Bar
Morgan and Rob's favorite dive bar! Grab a lobster roll and a mudslide and sit out on the deck for views of the boats in the harbor.
Flying Bridge Restaurant
Watch the boats come in and out of the harbor on the big outdoor deck at Flying Bridge! Great chowder, friend clams, onion rings, lobster BLT, and scallops. Great for larger groups!
Pier 37 Boathouse
Enjoy some sushi and live music at the outdoor bar that overlooks the harbor.
La Cucina Sul Mare
Our favorite italian spot in Falmouth! Get the chicken parm (Rob's favorite). Great for larger groups!
Asti Falmouth
Our favorite martini in town! Sit at the bar, enjoy the live Greek music and some dips.
Maison Villatte
Amazing artisanal baked goods, sandwiches, bread, coffee and dessert.
The Black Dog Heights Cafe
Outdoor seating and walking distance from the Heights Beach. Great for a quick bite and a cup of coffee!
The Blended Berry
Fresh juices, smoothies and acai bowls!
Cape Cod Bagel
Get the BEC with the french toast bagel.
Mary Ellen's Portuguese Bakery
Great breakfast spot. Our favorite greasy spoon in the area! Bring cash.
Ben & Bill's Chocolate Emporium of Falmouth
A fan favorite on Main Street! They have unique ice cream flavors (like lobster) as well as candy, fudge, taffy, floats, frappes, sundaes and soda. Morgan loves the black raspberry chip, and Rob loves the cookie dough!
Smitty's Homemade Ice Cream
Morgan's favorite ice cream! Get the banana chocolate.
Mashpee Commons
Cute shopping center, perfect for a cloudy or rainy day! Lots of stores, restaurants, and perfect if you're in need of any last minute accessories or gifts.
Cape Cod Winery
Live music, outdoor atmosphere, great wine!
Bad Martha Farmer's Brewery & Brewpub
Great for a rainy day. Live music, food, drinks, board games!
Martha's Vineyard
Take the Island Queen Ferry from Falmouth for a day trip to Martha's Vineyard if you're coming a few days early! The ride takes a little over 30 minutes, and drops you off right on the island. Plenty of shopping, museums, amazing food, site seeing, beaches, breweries and you can even see the bridge where they filmed JAWS.