Jd's Woodfire Grill

The food was AMAZING!!! I can’t decide what was better. This place had sushi, dumplings, wings, wood fire pizza, mussels, everything! I highly recommend the Baked Scallops Roll and the Prosciutto and Arugula Pizza. The COVID set up was smart, safe, and advanced. They put up shields between the tables and marked walkways. Everyone was wearing masks and they had a contact tracing list. The food was outstanding and I am definitely going again!

Not at all disability friendly, in any sense! My husband, some relatives, and I came by to have dinner, and were treated terribly by a waiter due to my service dog! After waiting for around fifteen minutes in line, the waiter came down and rudely told us we couldn’t enter because of my service dog. When my husband and I attempted to explain the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) the waiter was dismissive and disinterested and offered us the “accommodation” of allowing us to order takeout or setting up a table outside of the property under a dark, dingy stairwell near some open canister ashtrays (the huge kind you see on city street corners) and trash cans. Segregation is NOT reasonable accommodation, plus the area we were offered to have a fold up table moved to was gross and hardly a pleasant, sanitary place to enjoy dinner by any means! In spite of our first mistake in coming here at all going so poorly, we decided that as we were hungry and our relatives tired from just arriving in town, we would order takeout. Our order was relatively small and easy, but we waited nearly 35 minutes after being told 15, and watched as people who had gotten there after us got their orders first. When we finally got our food, it was cold. Not worth the time, energy, or money! I wish we’d simply gone somewhere else. On top of all of this, I genuinely don’t see how this building is up to code for accessibility, besides that maybe it’s not counted because it’s in a historic area. How would someone with a wheelchair get up the steep flight of stairs to the only entrance? Honestly, the treatment we received was sad and clearly showed this place was not committed to treating all of their customers decently, and I certainly will be recommending against wasting your money or time here.

My favorite place to eat in ALL of Cape Cod, which is saying a lot. They have really good service and pretty good prices for the amazing food they serve. Right in P Town on the main strip, close to the action, next to city hall. It's really worth checking out.

First offnThis restaurant has dividers all over the dining area and the staff have been continually abused by people like thisnDo you know how many people come to restaurants like this with their dogs and claim they are service dogs? There is NO ROOM for a dog this size up therenNo I DO NOT work there nor have any affiliationnI am a customer and live and work in twin and am over the entitlementnThis reviewer should be ashamed and should apologizenRidiculousnnKitrino BennettnLocal Guide · 77 reviews · 89 photosn2 days agonNot at all disability friendly, in any sense! My husband, some relatives, and I came by to have dinner, and were treated terribly by a waiter due to my service dog! After waiting for around fifteen minutes in line, the waiter came down and rudely told us we couldn’t enter because of my service dog. When my husband and I attempted to explain the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) the waiter was dismissive and disinterested and offered us the “accommodation” of allowing us to order takeout or setting up a table outside of the property under a dark, dingy stairwell near some open canister ashtrays (the huge kind you see on city street corners) and trash cans. Segregation is NOT reasonable accommodation, plus the area we were offered to have a fold up table moved to was gross and hardly a pleasant, sanitary place to enjoy dinner by any means! In spite of our first mistake in coming here at all going so poorly, we decided that as we were hungry and our relatives tired from just arriving in town, we would order takeout. Our order was relatively small and easy, but we waited nearly 35 minutes after being told 15, and watched as people who had gotten there after us got their orders first. When we finally got our food, it was cold. Not worth the time, energy, or money! I wish we’d simply gone somewhere else. On top of all of this, I genuinely don’t see how this building is up to code for accessibility, besides that maybe it’s not counted because it’s in a historic area. How would someone with a wheelchair get up the steep flight of stairs to the only entrance? Honestly, the treatment we received was sad and clearly showed this place was not committed to treating all of their customers decently, and I certainly will be recommending against wasting your money or time here.

Terrible service by Kate (the server name show on the receipt). My friends and I went on Wednesday for Happy Hour. While we were looking for last order before Happy Hour ended, our server hadn’t come to our table and asked for last order until the minute it ended. We couldn’t place our order before Happy Hour ended and she looked like she didn’t care about it. What’s worse, I wasn’t sure if it was the whole restaurant or just her that added up 18% tips to every bills WITHOUT customers’ agreement. I don’t think that her service deserved that much tips.nOysters were good but the service was a big NO.