I have to agree with most of the negative reviews. We read all the recent reviews before having lunch there today and unfortunately decided to give it a try. It really seems like mostly a management/training issue of staff and kitchen. Overall we'd come back to see if things improved. Lunch for 3 came to $60, without tip and no alcohol on the bill. Sandwich was OK, but fries tasted like they had been in the fryolator for too long, crispy and hollow inside. Quesadilla was good and huge, so enough to share/take home. Salad looked hastily prepared and mostly lettuce. As a result the entire experience took a VERY long time for what could have been a quick lunch that consisted of a some chowder, a salad, quesadilla and a sandwich. Our server had an inexperienced way about her, setting a very slow pace for our meal (checking in to say hi, coming back to see if we knew what we wanted for drinks 10 minutes later, drinks (water) taking forever, ordering lunch etc.).

The biggest issue we had during our visit was the glacial pace at which our lunch unfolded. The prices have definitely increased with most lunch options costing you around $12 or so per person. The new menu has some interesting add ons and of course the old favorites you should expect at most Cape restaurants. It has lost some of the Cape Cod charm, but that happens. The place definitely looks better, cleaner and more lively. It was our first time in since the renovations last year.

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