
THE CHATHAM CUT offers an intimate, subdued and personal dining experience. We Cut, our steaks every evening, as well as feature local shellfish and seafood from just off the shores of Chatham, often harvested and hooked by members of our own community. We offer the unique opportunity to enjoy a special dining experience for those who are fortunate enough to dine with us at our destination 10 seat bar. Bar manager Lauren Underwood and her team of seasoned staff provide an experience that we can not reserve spaces for due to its demand. The Chatham Cut does not offer a lounge, and prospective guests should plan ahead. We have a limited offering for parties more than 4. Please call us with all inquiries to allow us to welcome you!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1200 Main St, Chatham, MA 02633
Phone: (508) 348-5686
Website: https://www.thechathamcut.com/
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Reviews
We began our meal with the Tuna Tartare and French Onion Soup. The Tuna Tartare was incredibly fresh and beautifully seasoned, with a delightful combination of flavors and textures. It was the perfect light and refreshing start to the meal. The French Onion Soup was equally impressive, with a rich, flavorful broth and caramelized onions topped with a generous layer of melted cheese that made each bite comforting and satisfying.
For the main course, we indulged in the Porterhouse Steak paired with a Burrata Salad. The steak was perfectly cooked—juicy, tender, and full of flavor. The balance between the strip and tenderloin was spot-on, giving us a range of textures and richness in every bite. The Burrata Salad was an ideal accompaniment, with the creamy burrata adding a fresh, light contrast to the richness of the steak.
Overall, the entire dining experience was excellent. The combination of incredible service and expertly prepared dishes made for a perfect evening. I highly recommend this restaurant for anyone looking for high-quality food and outstanding hospitality.
My dining partner began with the French Onion Soup, which looked inviting and tasted good, though she did find the cheese to be a bit overwhelming (if that’s even possible). For her main, she ordered the “Jumbo Lump Crab Cake,” which was a disappointment. There was little to no discernible crab, just pureed meat that lacked the succulent chunks you’d expect from a dish like this. It wasn’t particularly flavorful and didn’t deliver the savory seafood punch one might hope for. She ended up leaving half of it on the plate.
I opted for the Teriyaki Steak Tips, served with Scallion Rice and Broccoli. While the steak tips were cooked nicely, the dish as a whole was lacking. The presentation was minimal and uninspired, just a few items placed onto the plate. The teriyaki flavor was almost nonexistent, and I felt it could have been greatly enhanced with a flavorful demi-glace to tie everything together. The rice was labeled “scallion rice,” but there wasn’t a hint of scallion in sight, just plain white rice with no seasoning to speak of besides a few specs of green leafy substances. And lastly the broccoli, yup it was broccoli, but it pretty much stopped there. It was steamed properly and served a vibrant green, but not a hint of flavor, perhaps a show of solidarity as to not show up his neighbor the bland rice. There was no effort made to elevate these components.
In the end, the food was forgettable, though the service certainly shined. It’s a shame, because with a little more attention to the flavors and presentation, it could have been a much more balanced experience.