Best American Restaurants in Woods Hole

First time at Cisco’s Kitchen & Bar but definitely not the last. Had read several write-ups prior to booking on Open Table and the reviews lived up to the print. Restaurant has 3 areas to choose from Sushi room, dining room, or the z bar area w/ high tops. The menu is fun w/ a separate section for sushi and another for food and beverage. The sushi is some of the best around and the freshest you will ever taste. The food menu has a raw bar section, appetizers including soups, salads, and another Asian section from lobster fried rice to pad Thai and udon specials. If not into sushi, you’ll find everything from steak tips, to fish and chips, chicken pot pie, to sandwiches and burgers. There is entertainment that plays on Saturday nights (not sure about other nights but I think maybe Thursday and Fridays). The service was outstanding ( a shout out to Matthew who went above and beyond explaining various dishes and was incredibly prompt with refills and was a great rep for this restaurant and a definite reason for coming back as well. On a snowy night, it was a great to get out and enjoy a new eatery owned by the Cisco Brewers of Nantucket. Can’t wait to check this place out in the summer with live outdoor stage w/ music, five outdoor bars, food trucks, and an outdoor bbq pit and full service restaurant. Great vibe and a fun place for all ages. Can’t wait to go back! Highlights were the bluefin sushi, the angry dragon, the tuna poke bowl and the fish and chips.

We really enjoyed our entrees . As usual the food and service at this restaurant was a great experience. The food was served maybe 10 minutes longer than usual but well worth the wait. The Manager asked if there was anything we needed and we said no we were fine and it really was not a big deal, definitely worth the wait.

We love going to the Inn. Enjoy the bar pizza and they have a great selection of beers on tap!

Jaylen made my night special with her attention to detail. Short ribs were spectacular & so was my crème brûlée

The view from the dining room is AMAZING-one of the best dining views on the Cape, imo. The food is delicious-I had the caramelized endive salad with a lovely citrus dressing, and the fish stew, which had clams, potatoes and a big piece of perfectly cooked monkfish surrounded by a briny, buttery broth. Finished the meal off with a lemon tart which was nice and sharp-only complaint there was the graham cracker crust was a bit too thick. All in all a great meal…will definitely be back.