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Chill seafood shack, famed for its lobster rolls, offers raw bar eats & picnic tables by the water.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 357 Sesuit Neck Rd, Dennis, MA 02638
Phone: (508) 385-6134
Website: http://www.sesuit-harbor-cafe.com/
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Reviews
Bob L
**CASH ONLY**
This place is pretty well known and as a result the line can get pretty long pretty fast. My advice? Come right before lunch (I recall it was 11am?) and just wait until they switch to the lunch menu. We got served pretty quick through this method. Outdoor seating only!
Items we ordered (as of 9/2025).
– Lobster Roll – $37.38 – Fantastic! If you’re coming here you have to get this. A lot of lobster with great flavor. I would highly recommend this.
– Mahi Sandwich – $23.36 – This wasn’t bad but nothing special. Was hoping for more flavor from the fish. I would give this a pass.
– Onion Rings – $9.35 – I’m a sucker for onion rings and these were delicious. Great batter and well seasoned. I would 100% order this again.
– Clam Chowder – $6.54 – Pretty good but nothing special for us.
– Scallop Plate – $23.36 – Delicious and recommended. Scallops were cooked perfectly.
– Lobster Cake – $16.82 – Very good. You can really taste the lobster in the patty. Only wish they gave us more than 1!
Overall if you’re in the area I would definitely make the trip over here. Just plan to arrive early!
… moreThis place is pretty well known and as a result the line can get pretty long pretty fast. My advice? Come right before lunch (I recall it was 11am?) and just wait until they switch to the lunch menu. We got served pretty quick through this method. Outdoor seating only!
Items we ordered (as of 9/2025).
– Lobster Roll – $37.38 – Fantastic! If you’re coming here you have to get this. A lot of lobster with great flavor. I would highly recommend this.
– Mahi Sandwich – $23.36 – This wasn’t bad but nothing special. Was hoping for more flavor from the fish. I would give this a pass.
– Onion Rings – $9.35 – I’m a sucker for onion rings and these were delicious. Great batter and well seasoned. I would 100% order this again.
– Clam Chowder – $6.54 – Pretty good but nothing special for us.
– Scallop Plate – $23.36 – Delicious and recommended. Scallops were cooked perfectly.
– Lobster Cake – $16.82 – Very good. You can really taste the lobster in the patty. Only wish they gave us more than 1!
Overall if you’re in the area I would definitely make the trip over here. Just plan to arrive early!
Sierra Cleveland
This place was just okay. I would not come back here again especially considering how long the line always is. We came at 3:30pm as per advice to come at an off time to avoid the line and the line was still super long. We ended up leaving and coming back at 8:30am and there was no line. The breakfast food is just okay. It’s not really anything to rave about. It’s diner food but without the classic diner griddle tastiness.
We also obviously had to try the lobster roll since everyone says it’s the best lobster roll on the cape. I had a better and bigger one at a different restaurant in the cape the day before and this was my first time in the cape! So it’s definitely not the best around, and not something I would come back for and stand in line for 1 hour for. I really don’t understand the hype about the food.
The atmosphere is wonderful. Love the view from the backyard patio with the picnic tables. Absolutely gorgeous, can’t beat it.
… moreWe also obviously had to try the lobster roll since everyone says it’s the best lobster roll on the cape. I had a better and bigger one at a different restaurant in the cape the day before and this was my first time in the cape! So it’s definitely not the best around, and not something I would come back for and stand in line for 1 hour for. I really don’t understand the hype about the food.
The atmosphere is wonderful. Love the view from the backyard patio with the picnic tables. Absolutely gorgeous, can’t beat it.
Alice Hickson
Food is great. Lobster roll is expensive but they always are and it’s at least a generous amount. I also enjoy the clam chowder from the raw bar.
A few notes: it’s cash only but there is an ATM. The line gets long around dinner in the summer time and sometimes after you order you need to wait to snag a table, but we can always find one. It’s also BYOB which is awesome and the view of the water is great.
… moreA few notes: it’s cash only but there is an ATM. The line gets long around dinner in the summer time and sometimes after you order you need to wait to snag a table, but we can always find one. It’s also BYOB which is awesome and the view of the water is great.
David Kagan
If you’re a seafood lover, this place is a must-go during your trip to the cape. In my mind, this is the best (and biggest) lobster roll on the cape. All the seafood is good here, especially the oysters and tuna from the separate raw bar window. It’s also a quintessential cape vibe, with picnic tables set alongside docked boats in the harbor. Also, it’s BYOB, so bring some beers, wine, etc to enjoy!
… moreTommy Carpenter
The best combination of food taste, quality, price, and atmosphere on the cape. The line can be long but it moves pretty quick and even when it’s busy it’s easy to get a picnic table. The lobster roll is delicious, but honestly the star of the show might be the HUGE seared tuna sandwich. Also really enjoyed the fried clam plate better then the comber and macs IMO.
Pro tip: bring a cooler with some adult beverages for your group to enjoy the sunset as the boats roll in.
Pro tip: cash only but there’s an ATM
Pro tip: if you want raw bar or soups you can go around the back and get in a way shorter line
… morePro tip: bring a cooler with some adult beverages for your group to enjoy the sunset as the boats roll in.
Pro tip: cash only but there’s an ATM
Pro tip: if you want raw bar or soups you can go around the back and get in a way shorter line
Jennifer Banks Oldfield
Just a unique experience with really good food and waterway views.
First -there were ALOT of people here and my first impression was the great job they did with the limited parking area and high volume of people. The line to park moved very quickly and we had a spot within minutes.
When I saw yet another line to order food I rolled my eyes but yet again the line moved quickly and despite the number of people had a full picnic table by the water for our party of seven! The food was brought to our table and everything raved about their choices. I’ll let the pictures speak for themselves, but everyone cannot wait to go back!
… moreFirst -there were ALOT of people here and my first impression was the great job they did with the limited parking area and high volume of people. The line to park moved very quickly and we had a spot within minutes.
When I saw yet another line to order food I rolled my eyes but yet again the line moved quickly and despite the number of people had a full picnic table by the water for our party of seven! The food was brought to our table and everything raved about their choices. I’ll let the pictures speak for themselves, but everyone cannot wait to go back!
Chris Wozny
Came here on the Sunday of Memorial Day weekend around lunchtime. Very long line, but worth the wait for this cash only establishment. It took about 20 minutes to put in our food order and it came out shortly thereafter. We also went to the raw bar to order soups which they poured for us right there. The clam chowder was scalding hot, but delicious. The lobster bisque was too thin with no bits of lobster in it so we’ll pass on it in the future. We sat outside at the picnic tables and our food came out within 10 minutes of putting our order in it at the counter. Not much to say other than it’s delicious fried seafood! Incredibly popular, so expect to wait a while around lunchtime. The interior has a cool fisherman’s vibe, but you don’t really spend much time in there aside from ordering.
… moreMeredith Diaz
Hands down the best lobster roll we had in the area! It’s no surprise this place is a go-to spot—the line wrapped around the building at lunchtime. That said, they’re well-prepared for the crowds, and the line moved quickly. The location is also perfect for families. There’s a small sandy area with rocks where the kids played while we waited, making the whole experience enjoyable from start to finish.
They are CASH ONLY, just keep that in mind before you visit.
… moreThey are CASH ONLY, just keep that in mind before you visit.
Luciano Leone
Picture this…
You saunter into Sesuit Harbor on a sun-drenched July afternoon, the harbor glittering like a cheesy rom-com set—and yes, you’re about to get your life changed by a humble lobster roll.
From the moment you step up to the line wrapped around the marina —hope it’s not too crowded, but hey, that’s part of the fun—you’re already halfway in love.
Then comes the part when you try to score the best table that combines a great view of the harbor and not rubbing elbows with too many seagulls. Takes strategy and patience.
When your number finally gets called—like a VIP at a clam-themed concert—they deliver a sandwich so packed with lobster it could star in its own seafood blockbuster.
The vibe? Totally BYOB and dog friendly, which feels like trading your picnic for a cooler full of bubbles and beach tunes.
Outdoor seating lays you smack on the marina, where even the seagulls seem to ask, “Can I get in on that?”
… moreYou saunter into Sesuit Harbor on a sun-drenched July afternoon, the harbor glittering like a cheesy rom-com set—and yes, you’re about to get your life changed by a humble lobster roll.
From the moment you step up to the line wrapped around the marina —hope it’s not too crowded, but hey, that’s part of the fun—you’re already halfway in love.
Then comes the part when you try to score the best table that combines a great view of the harbor and not rubbing elbows with too many seagulls. Takes strategy and patience.
When your number finally gets called—like a VIP at a clam-themed concert—they deliver a sandwich so packed with lobster it could star in its own seafood blockbuster.
The vibe? Totally BYOB and dog friendly, which feels like trading your picnic for a cooler full of bubbles and beach tunes.
Outdoor seating lays you smack on the marina, where even the seagulls seem to ask, “Can I get in on that?”
The German In America
Cool location right on the inlet. Gets super crowded but worth the wait. Delicious lobster roll and good oysters (grilled and raw). Cash only but there is an ATM (4% fee). Plenty of parking and nice beach next door to walk off the food. It’s byob, next time I’d definitely bring some beers or wine and stay for a bit longer…
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